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First Look Inside St. Louis’ “Hooverville-Style” Tiny Home Village For Homeless

February 21st, 2021

A modern-day “Hooverville” has been constructed in St. Louis, Missouri, consists of dozens of people who have been left behind in the “K-shaped” recovery.

The tiny house village, a temporary housing program erected by the city, is located off Jefferson Avenue just north of downtown. The shanty village built during the pandemic depression is for the homeless.

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First Look Inside St. Louis’ “Hooverville-Style” Tiny Home Village For Homeless

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