If you grew up in Wellston, or you still have family on its streets, this map will feel close to home. It's a vintage-feel, modern aerial view of Wellston, in St. Louis County, Missouri, made from modern data. Doctor Martin Luther King Drive cuts across the top half of the sheet. Page Avenue crosses lower down, and Wellston City Hall sits near the middle. Blocks of red buildings fill the grid between them, with Trojan Park near the bottom.
The Streets and Places on the Wellston Map
On this map you'll find Doctor Martin Luther King Drive, Page Avenue, Page Boulevard, State Road, Wellston City Hall, Trojan Park, Wells Avenue, Plymouth Avenue, Etzel Avenue, Lucas & Hunt Road, Theodosia Avenue, Minerva Avenue, Chatham Avenue, and more. Each red shape is a building, so zoom in on the preview and look for yours.
Why Wellston Is Named for Erastus Wells
Wellston is named for a man. His name was Erastus Wells, and he lived from 1823 to 1892. He built up the streetcar system of St. Louis. The State Historical Society of Missouri keeps an old record of Missouri place names. It says one of his lines was the old narrow gauge railroad to Florissant. That railroad passed right through Wellston. The town was named for him.
You can still find his name on the print. Look for Wells Avenue among the side streets. Wellston carries his name, and you'll find Wellston City Hall and Page Avenue printed on the same sheet.
Keep Page Avenue and Wellston Close
Created by KNOWOL in 2026, this print shows Wellston from above in soft greens, with every building in deep red and the streets in fine white lines. Small trees dot the ground, and the gentle rise and fall of the land shows through. The title panel reads "Aerial View of Wellston, Missouri" with the coordinates 38°40' North 90°17' West.
It fits a living room, a front hall or a home office. It's a good gift for anyone who grew up near Wellston City Hall, or for a friend who moved away and still talks about home. Open the preview and find your street. See sizes and frames for the Wellston map.
