Old Warson Country Club
Caroline Hinrichs is a dedicated High School English Teacher at Westminster Christian Academy, where responsibilities include developing comprehensive lesson plans and providing specialized instruction for 12th-grade college prep English classes. Additionally, Caroline serves as a Tennis Instructor at both Old Warson Country Club and formerly at Frontenac Racquet Club, managing large groups and fostering skill development among students of all ages. Previous experiences include roles as a Communications Intern and various editorial positions at Union University, where Caroline honed writing and editing skills while supporting faculty narratives and student publications. Education includes a Bachelor's degree in English from Union University, complemented by foundational schooling at Westminster Christian Academy.
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Old Warson Country Club
During the War of 1812, John Mullanphy, an adventurer from Ireland, made a fortune trading in cotton. He acquired large real estate holdings in the St. Louis area, including parts of the property on which Old Warson Country Club is now located. The property, and additional acreage acquired over the years, was held by the family and devoted to raising cattle. In 1941 a great- great-grandson, John Boland, sold a total of 300 acres, including the present Old Warson property, to George Strake. Strake, a former resident of St. Louis and a director of St. Louis Mercantile Trust Company, sold 180 acres of land north of Old Warson Road to a small group of prominent St. Louisans led by W. Alfred Hayes and James E. Rarick. Hayes and Rarick put up $200,000 and purchased the land in the name of their company, the Algonquin Chemical Company.