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As soon as I read this, I knew it was St. Louis. A former co-worker used to have a shop on Cherokee Street about 15 years ago. He told me that a neighboring bu
by tomwheeler 4y ago
As soon as I read this, I knew it was St. Louis.
A former co-worker used to have a shop on Cherokee Street about 15 years ago. He told me that a neighboring building had access to the caves through the basement, though its owner was too afraid to explore it.
- tricky 4y agoCould that have been across from what is now Earthbound Beer? If so, they hand-dug all the debris out of the cave and you can pretty easily get a tour. The owner said the cave under the cave is off limits b/c they almost ran out of air while exploring it.
- tomwheeler 4y agoIt probably was. It was definitely on the north side of the street and west of Jefferson, so that would be about right.
- stl_fan 4y agoCheck out the book "Lost Caves of St. Louis" - it even contains a map of the caves.