Personal narrative by Stan Kardasz, 2025
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Certainteed Pipe lined the creek with broken asbestos pipe pieces broken during mfg/shipping. Roads in the area were always dust covered.
Later on the property was sold to a guy from St Louis City (don’t recall his name) who wanted to build an amusement style park there. If I’m not mistaken he died there in a construction accident.
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George A. Warren
Missouri Historical Society
Mill and Loading Facility by George A. Warren, 1907–1918
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Map of Prospect Hill showing Missouri Portland Cement Co. plant, 1909
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