Paul Funeral Home - St. Charles, MO
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Waymark Code: WM16N7H
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 09/02/2022
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County of building: Saint Charles County
Location of structure: Kingshighway & Monroe St., SW corner, St. Charles
Built: 1977
Architect/Builder: Unknown
Architectural Style: Neo-Mansard
Phone: (636) 724-0283
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"In 1953 we opened our doors as C. L. Prinster Funeral Home under President / Owner C. Les Prinster. In 1974 C. L. Prinster Funeral Home was sold and renamed Prinster-Paul Funeral Home, Inc. and run by then President - Fayette Paul and Vice President F. Lee Paul. In 1991 the company was renamed Paul Funeral Homes, Inc. and F. Lee Paul became President, he ran the funeral home until 2004 when he passed away. Since 2004, Paul Funeral Home has been ran by his daughter, Nancy L. Paul and son, Bryan L. Paul.
"Paul Funeral Home is located in the heart of St. Charles, we are a quaint and historic Funeral Home. Still family owned and operated, believing in personal service, caring and are sensitive to everyone's needs from a cremation to a traditional funeral. We make a lifetime commitment to you, your family and loved ones. We realize how difficult these times can be and have knowledgeable directors at your disposal at anytime. We serve you and your family like our own. ~ Paul Funeral Home
"This building was constructed in 1977 for use as a funeral home and continues to serve that function. Since it is less than 50
years old it is noncontributing.
"Built in 1977, this one-story painted brick structure has a mansard roof. The wall facing Kingshighway has no openings, but on
the Monroe Street side are two pairs of French doors, each protected by a porte cochere with Doric columns supporting a double pitched hip roof.
"This building is situated at the southeast corner of Kingshighway and Monroe Streets, which is a busy intersection. The entire lot
is paved with asphalt for parking." ~ St. Charles Historic Survey Phase III, PDF pages 542-545