An Ignoble Experiment: Remembering Mississippi Nights, St. Louis' most iconic nightclub

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Remembering Mississippi Nights, St. Louis' Most Iconic Nightclub

By Garrett Enloe and Stacy Enloe

Marriage followed in 2000, and then in 2016, they won a piece of St. Louis music history: a portion of the Mississippi Nights awning

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