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Starting in the 1850s and continuing until 1869, Big Mound was systematically destroyed to provide material to build railroads, make bricks and lay backfill in the St. Louis area. Big Mound was the largest of many dozens of other mounds in St. Louis that were mostly all destroyed by the early 1900s. Early on, St Louis was known as Mound City because of these indigenous mounds, but the name has slowly faded from memory, along with the rich history of the mounds and the culture that built them. Big Mound was a 34 foot tall platform mound, roughly 319 feet long and 154 feet wide. Some report that two burial chambers were discovered as they dismantled the mound, in one of them, the vault is claimed to have had plastered walls and 24 bodies. The bodies were covered in decorative bones, beads and seashell ornaments. Other artifacts were discovered, but all were lost in a fire. Only one of the dozens of mounds in St. Louis survived and is now called Sugarloaf Mound and is currently being preserved. The site where Big Mound once stood is now an industrial area, and is marked by a near forgotten tiny boulder, with a stolen plaque.