Welcome to Webster Groves, MOJust 12 miles east of downtown St. Louis lays the pretty little suburb of Webster Groves. Well-known and loved for its peaceful tree-lined streets and large historic homes, Webster Groves boasts a vibrant, tight-knit community that frequently gathers for festivals and events such as the Fourth of July Parade, the Turkey Day Game, and the Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival. Recently, Family Circle magazine ranked Webster as one of the “10 Best Towns for Families: 2008.” The city offers outstanding schools through the Webster Groves School District; including four elementary schools, Hixson Middle School, Webster Groves High School, a computer school, and the Steger Sixth Grade Center. Webster Groves is also home to the main campus of the private, 4-year Webster University, and graduates and adults of the city have convenient access to many St. Louis’ colleges and universities, such as Washington University, St. Louis University, and the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
© 2008 Reliance Relocation Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Contributed by:  | More Local Area InformationWebster Groves, MO is an historic community, known for tree-lined streets, century-old homes with wraparound porches and gingerbread trim. Its smal... Read moreIt is no wonder that so many people choose Webster Groves, MO when looking for homes in Greater St. Louis; from peaceful streets and family-friendl... Read moreOne of the many perks of living in Webster Groves is the long list of attractions and amenities available to its residents throughout the St. Loui... Read moreWarson Woods, MO is perfectly placed between Ladue and Glendale. With its great schools, superior police force and fun atmosphere, it is a safe an... Read moreKirkwood, Missouri was established in 1853 and named for James Pugh Kirkwood (an engineer in charge of building the Missouri Pacific Railroad). Th... Read moreRichmond Heights, MO is primely located at the intersection Interstate 64 and Interstate 170. It perfectly maintains both the bustling quality cit... Read moreGlendale, MO is a friendly suburban community located in between Kirkwood and Webster. It has its own fire and police departments which are amon... Read moreLocated just west of the City of St. Louis, Clayton is considered a second downtown. Clayton is a city of contrasts: it is home to 70 Forbes an... Read moreWith 100 acres of parkland, Des Peres, MO opened The Lodge in 2003, a state-of-the-art recreational facility complete with fitness, meeting rooms, a... Read moreLadue, MO was first settled as country properties for wealthy St. Louisans, who would travel from the city by horse drawn carriage, stopping a... Read moreFrontenac, MO is located just west of Ladue and has equally as beautiful and impressive residential areas. In addition to its picturesqu... Read moreOlivette, MO is centrally positioned in the heart of St. Louis County. It is bordered by Creve Coeur to the west and Ladue to the south. Olivett... Read moreAdjacent to Clayton is University City, MO which is a diverse and lively community, both intellectually and culturally. Washington Universit... Read moreCreve Coeur, MO is a thriving, centrally located community - west of University City and north of Ladue. Incorporated in 1949, Creve Coeur develope... Read moreTown and County, predominately residential, is considered one of the most affluent suburbs. Originally woodlands and farm lands, the homes toda... Read moreFounded over 200 years ago, Manchester, MO is one of the oldest suburbs of St. Louis. Today, Manchester has more than 30 historical sites that hav... Read moreOne of the top “Little Italy” neighborhoods in the country, The Hill attracts top chefs and food connoisseurs to St. Louis. Not surprisingly, Th... Read moreLafayette Square is known for Second Empire architecture and Victorian townhomes built before the turn of the century. Renovated mansions fac... Read moreUrban, hip and trendy describe the Central West End. Outdoor cafes, restaurants, galleries and specialty stores line cobblestone streets. Th... Read moreForest Park is the nation’s largest urban park with 1,300 acres rich in both history and recreation. Buildings that were built for the 1904 World’... Read more |
