Many of St. Louis's historic neighborhoods, including Soulard, Lafayette Square, and the Central West End, feature rows of Victorian-era brick homes and buildings constructed from locally sourced clay bricks. The use of clay bricks in St. Louis's architecture contributes to the city's character and sense of place.

Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis, St. Paul and New Orleans are just a few of the cities that use bricks manufactured in St. Louis. The high-quality bricks produced in St. Louis played a significant role in the growth and development of cities across the Midwest and beyond, leaving a lasting legacy in their architecture and infrastructure.