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HOME CLEANING SERVICE. PLEASE CONTINUE ON TO FIND OUT HOW
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR HOME CLEANED BY A PROFESSIONAL HOUSE
CLEANING SERVICE. WE PROVIDE A MAID SERVICE THAT IS SIMPLY
THE BEST,EVERY DAY WE ENDEAVOR TO BE BETTER THAN EVERY
OTHER CLEANING SERVICE IN THE AREA
Domestic Goddess Cleaning Service. We are a HOME CLEANING service that is
dedicated to giving you a deep down thorough house cleaning every time we
clean your home. Our goal is to make the client happy and completely satisfied
so you will tell your friends and neighbors great things about us. That's why
our slogan is: We're not happy till you are happy.
Areas We Service:
* St. Louis
* South St. Louis County, MO
* AFTON
* Columbia, IL
* DUPO
* Fenton, MO
* Ballwin, MO
* Crestwood, MO
* Webstergroves, MO
* Manchester, MO
* Clayton, MO
* Imperial, MO
* Arnold, MO
* Kirkwood, MO
* High Ridge, MO
* Valley Park, MO
* Sunset Hills
* Chesterfield
* TOWN AND COUNTRY
* Ladue,MO
* Florisant,Mo
* And Anywhere Else a Home In Need of a Good Deep Down Cleaning May Be
Located
* we're not average maids we are Domestic Goddesses
* we are BONDED,INSURED, AND well trained to give the homeowner very
reliable service
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and shining clean.
Domestic Goddess Cleaning professional staff is the best in the home cleaning industry. . We
send our own trusted background checked employees to clean your home, not subcontractors.
We stand behind our performance and we guarantee satisfaction.
We care about our service to you, and we're not satisfied if you're not. Of course our quality
service is 100% guaranteed.
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cleaning up the ST.LOUIS area one home at a time. We provide all the professional cleaning
supplies and equipment to tackle the toughest cleaning job, and leave your home or office bright
and shining clean.
Domestic Goddess Cleaning professional staff is the best in the home cleaning industry. . We
send our own trusted background checked employees to clean your home, not subcontractors.
We stand behind our performance and we guarantee satisfaction.
We care about our service to you, and we're not satisfied if you're not. Of course our quality
service is 100% guaranteed.
Insured, and bonded for your protection.
You can count on Domestic Goddess Cleaning for your house cleaning service, maid service,
office cleaning and housekeeping services. Our professional, friendly and efficient maids are
available on a one-time, or ongoing basis for your house, home, office, condo, or
apartment,construction project
* Background checked employees
* Fully trained staff
* Reliable, flexible scheduling
* Regular or one-time cleaning
* Move-in / move-out cleaning
* All employee taxes & insurance paid
* All supplies & equipment provided
* Residential, home, office, condo, apt, commercial cleaning
* bonded, insured
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office cleaning service, for the best house cleaning you can get. Whether we are doing routine
house cleaning, deep cleaning, spring cleaning, move-in, move-out, or custom house cleaning of
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Prior to the arrival of French explorers in 1673 the area
that would become St. Louis was a major center of the
Mississippian mound builders. The presence of
numerous mounds, now almost all destroyed, earned
the later city the nickname of "Mound City". European
exploration of the area had begun nearly a century
before the city was founded. Louis Joliet and Jacques
Marquette, both French, traveled through the
Mississippi River valley in 1673, and five years later,
La Salle claimed the entire valley for France. He called
it "Louisiana" after King Louis XIV; the French also
called their region "Illinois Country."
In 1699 the French established a settlement at
Cahokia, across the Mississippi River from what is
now St. Louis. They founded other early settlements
downriver at Kaskaskia, Prairie du Pont, and Fort de
Chartres, Illinois, and Sainte Genevieve. In 1703,
Catholic priests established a small mission at what
is now St. Louis. The mission was later moved across
the Mississippi, but the small river at the site (now a
drainage channel near the southern boundary of the
City of St. Louis) still bears the name "River Des
Peres" (French Rivière des pères, River of the
Fathers).
In 1763, Pierre Laclède de Liguest, his 13-year-old
"stepson" Auguste Chouteau, and a small band of
men traveled up the Mississippi from New Orleans to
found a post to take advantage of trade coming
downstream by the Missouri River.[7] In November,
they landed a few miles downstream of the river's
confluence with the Missouri River at a site where
wooded limestone bluffs rose forty feet above the river.
The men returned to Fort du Chartres for the winter,
but in February, Laclède sent Chouteau and thirty men
to begin construction at the new site, laid out in a grid
pattern as an imitation of New Orleans.
St. Louis was a river city, and it therefore developed in
response to its relationship to the river. Development,
particularly economic development, clustered around
the settlement’s Mississippi River bank on what was
called "the levee" and is now called "the landing." This
long, smooth bank of land, which would later be paved
with cobblestone, sloped into the river at an incline
that was gradual enough to permit the river vessels of
the time to beach onto it in order to be unloaded and
loaded. All products at this time were shipped to and
from New Orleans, orienting St. Louis' 18th-century
trade north-south.
The settlement began to grow quickly after word
arrived that the 1763 Treaty of Paris had given Britain
all the land east of the Mississippi. Frenchmen who
had earlier settled to the river's east moved across the
water to "Laclède's Village." Other early settlements
were established nearby at Saint Charles, the
independent village of Carondelet (later annexed by St.
Louis and now the southernmost part of the current
City), Fleurissant (renamed Saint Ferdinand by the
Spaniards and now Florissant), and Portage des
Sioux. In 1765, St. Louis was made the capital of
Upper Louisiana.
From 1766 to 1768, St. Louis was governed by the
French lieutenant governor, Louis Saint Ange de
Bellerive, who was appointed not by French or
Spanish authorities, but by the leading residents of St.
Louis. After 1768, St. Louis was governed by a series
of governors appointed by Spanish authorities, whose
administration continued even after Louisiana was
secretly returned to France in 1800 by the Treaty of
San Ildefonso. The town's population was then about
a thousand. During the period when commandants
appointed by Spanish authorities governed St. Louis,
meetings of leading residents were also held from
time to time, and "syndics" were sometimes elected to
carry out certain governmental tasks.
In 1780 St. Louis was attacked by the British during
the American Revolution.[8] A combined Spanish and
French Creole force protected the city.
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that would become St. Louis was a major center of the
Mississippian mound builders. The presence of
numerous mounds, now almost all destroyed, earned
the later city the nickname of "Mound City". European
exploration of the area had begun nearly a century
before the city was founded. Louis Joliet and Jacques
Marquette, both French, traveled through the
Mississippi River valley in 1673, and five years later,
La Salle claimed the entire valley for France. He called
it "Louisiana" after King Louis XIV; the French also
called their region "Illinois Country."
In 1699 the French established a settlement at
Cahokia, across the Mississippi River from what is
now St. Louis. They founded other early settlements
downriver at Kaskaskia, Prairie du Pont, and Fort de
Chartres, Illinois, and Sainte Genevieve. In 1703,
Catholic priests established a small mission at what
is now St. Louis. The mission was later moved across
the Mississippi, but the small river at the site (now a
drainage channel near the southern boundary of the
City of St. Louis) still bears the name "River Des
Peres" (French Rivière des pères, River of the
Fathers).
In 1763, Pierre Laclède de Liguest, his 13-year-old
"stepson" Auguste Chouteau, and a small band of
men traveled up the Mississippi from New Orleans to
found a post to take advantage of trade coming
downstream by the Missouri River.[7] In November,
they landed a few miles downstream of the river's
confluence with the Missouri River at a site where
wooded limestone bluffs rose forty feet above the river.
The men returned to Fort du Chartres for the winter,
but in February, Laclède sent Chouteau and thirty men
to begin construction at the new site, laid out in a grid
pattern as an imitation of New Orleans.
St. Louis was a river city, and it therefore developed in
response to its relationship to the river. Development,
particularly economic development, clustered around
the settlement’s Mississippi River bank on what was
called "the levee" and is now called "the landing." This
long, smooth bank of land, which would later be paved
with cobblestone, sloped into the river at an incline
that was gradual enough to permit the river vessels of
the time to beach onto it in order to be unloaded and
loaded. All products at this time were shipped to and
from New Orleans, orienting St. Louis' 18th-century
trade north-south.
The settlement began to grow quickly after word
arrived that the 1763 Treaty of Paris had given Britain
all the land east of the Mississippi. Frenchmen who
had earlier settled to the river's east moved across the
water to "Laclède's Village." Other early settlements
were established nearby at Saint Charles, the
independent village of Carondelet (later annexed by St.
Louis and now the southernmost part of the current
City), Fleurissant (renamed Saint Ferdinand by the
Spaniards and now Florissant), and Portage des
Sioux. In 1765, St. Louis was made the capital of
Upper Louisiana.
From 1766 to 1768, St. Louis was governed by the
French lieutenant governor, Louis Saint Ange de
Bellerive, who was appointed not by French or
Spanish authorities, but by the leading residents of St.
Louis. After 1768, St. Louis was governed by a series
of governors appointed by Spanish authorities, whose
administration continued even after Louisiana was
secretly returned to France in 1800 by the Treaty of
San Ildefonso. The town's population was then about
a thousand. During the period when commandants
appointed by Spanish authorities governed St. Louis,
meetings of leading residents were also held from
time to time, and "syndics" were sometimes elected to
carry out certain governmental tasks.
In 1780 St. Louis was attacked by the British during
the American Revolution.[8] A combined Spanish and
French Creole force protected the city.
more from wikipedia
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