Elizabeth Terry
About
Elizabeth Terry, author of Oysters to Angus: Three Generations of the St. Louis Faust Family, has a Masters in public history from James Madison University in Virginia. She manages a diverse range of projects through her historical research company, and directs an archives for a St. Louis church.
Books
Press
‘Ethnic St. Louis’: dozens of groups influenced city – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ethnic St. Louis traces the St. Louis roots of 59 ethnic groups, from the founding French Creoles to the refugees from today’s turmoil in places like the Middle East.
Ethnic St. Louis – City Corner
The authors of Ethnic St. Louis discuss their book that traces all the various immigrant communities that have made St. Louis the city it is today.
‘Ethnic St. Louis’ highlights communities that once made the city ‘most foreign-born in the U.S.’ – St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis has a long history as a melting pot of different cultures and a new, photo-illustrated book, Ethnic St. Louis, is striving to do justice to the various immigrant communities that have made their home here.