Joe Edwards (St. Louis)

Joe Edwards is a businessman, developer, and civic leader who helped revitalize the Delmar Loop area, which connects St. Louis and University City, Missouri.

In 1988, Edwards founded the non-profit St. Louis Walk of Fame to honor great St. Louisans and their contributions to American culture.

[11] In 1997, Edwards began leading an effort to bring a fixed-track vintage trolley system to The Loop, with two stops near MetroLink stations and its east end in Forest Park near the history museum.

[12] It opened and began operation in 2018, after much controversy regarding the effect of years-long construction on neighborhood businesses, with concerns rising about the trolley's long-term profitability.

[22] On September 12, 2013, Edwards received the lifetime achievement award from the Landmarks Association of St. Louis for his work in historic preservation and community revitalization.

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Joe Edwards
The Pin-Up Bowl, one of Edwards' two bowling alley lounges
Patio seating at Blueberry Hill
The Moonrise Hotel
The Pageant Music Venue
Chuck Berry's star in the St. Louis Walk of Fame