Different kind of mounds

This review is of a visit Friday evening Sep 22 from about 8:45 to 10 pm. A main reason I stopped in the Washington Park area was to visit the Cahokia Mounds which are only a couple of miles away. These are the remains of an Indian civilization that was at its height from about 900 to 1300 AD when as many as 20,000 lived there. The structures they left behind are the largest prehistoric ones north of Mexico.

After visiting there is the afternoon I came to W.P. in the evening to see the mounds of female anatomy.

I would call Washington Park a suburban ghetto. Just beyond the town are farm fields.

The town is mostly small detached houses with small yards, both houses and yards in most cases in poor repair. When I left at 10 pm the streets were deserted. Another reviewer said to watch out for cops looking for speeding, speed limits are all 30 mph. The club is on Kingshighway/state route 111 about a mile north of exit 6 from I-64 and just before a long bridge over extensive railroad yards. The club has one row of parking spots in front and I guess more to the sides. All the parking was surrounded by a high chain link fence with barbed wire on top.