International Photography Hall of Fame leaving city of St. Louis for Fenton

The International Photography Hall of Fame said it will leave its home and museum in Grand Center, opting to locate an office in Fenton, citing changes in philanthropy and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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International Photography Hall of Fame leaving city of St. Louis for Fenton

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