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Chesterfield has four sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Probably the most prominent of these is Thornhill, a Federal-style mansion dating to the mid-1810s that was the home of [[Frederick Bates]], Missouri's second governor (1824-25), and which is now located within Faust Park. Another is the Farmer's State Bank of Chesterfield, completed circa 1914, with a unique pressed-metal facade; it is believed to be the city's oldest standing commercial structure and the only surviving rural bank building in St. Louis County.
Chesterfield has four sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Probably the most prominent of these is Thornhill, a Federal-style mansion dating to the mid-1810s that was the home of [[Frederick Bates]], Missouri's second governor (1824-25), and which is now located within Faust Park. Another is the Farmer's State Bank of Chesterfield, completed circa 1914, with a unique pressed-metal facade; it is believed to be the city's oldest standing commercial structure and the only surviving rural bank building in St. Louis County.
==Notable People==
* [[Michael Avenatti]] (born 1971), disgraced lawyer and [[Donald Trump|Trump]] critic and convicted felon; attended Parkway Central High School
* Daniel Connolly (born 1982), former [[NFL]] guard and center for the [[New England Patriots]]
* Max Scherzer (born 1984), [[MLB]] pitcher for the [[Washington Nationals]] and later the [[New York Mets]], born and raised in Chesterfield
==References==
==References==