NiNi Harris
Author, Historian, 
Your guide through the history of the Gateway City.
​To order books by NiNi Harris 
please call her at 
314-752-2304 


NiNi Harris
NiNi In The News

Interview with NiNi Harris!
    On 11 September 2019, NiNi Harris was     interviewed by KMOV/Channel 4's Ray Preston     for the series St. Louis Proud. See the     interview here and become informed     about BRICK!
NiNi Harris's
Newest Book
Excerpt from "Local author NiNi Harris shows passion for the city in 'Downtown St. Louis'"  by Alex Siegman:

Aided by Harris’ firsthand experience with both the static and fluid nature of downtown St. Louis, the book tells the story of a metropolitan hub that maintained its nature amidst drastic changes in its population and industry.

“Here is this fabulous, constantly evolving, changing downtown that is extraordinary to look at,” Harris said. “It has served all these different roles simultaneously of being a place for personal sagas and a great national saga.”

The complete article can be read at:
Local author NiNi Harris shows passion for the city in 'Downtown St. Louis'

Call 314-752-2304 to purchase a
previously published 
NiNi Harris book.
NiNi Harris
has finished a new
tome, walking us
through
St. Louis HIlls


releasing October 1st
 by Reedy Press
    St. Louis Hills is an exquisite Neighborhood. Through the pages of this book, NiNi Harris guides visitors and residents through the over century-long evolution of the neighborhood beginning with the origins of Francis Park – the neighborhood's emerald-like centerpiece. Using both photos and story, the book recalls how developer Cyrus Crane Willmore envisioned a neighborhood that was anchored by great churches, both spiritually and visually.
 
    The guide book leads residents and visitors through the neighborhood's streets – lined with beautifully-crafted, charming cottages, handsome Colonial Revival style homes and houses that look like miniature castles or Tudor Estate homes.

    Flamboyant St. Louis Art Deco apartment buildings punctuate the architectural landscape. 
New Walking Tours Have Been Added