Custom House and Post Office in St. Louis, while the courts of the Northern Division were moved to the U.S. Post Office at Hannibal, Missouri, where they met until 1960. These two courts, along with the four courts of the Western District, made six courts for the state, and at the time no other state had so many separate federal courts.
The Custom House and Post Office in St. Louis served as a temporary seat for the Northern Division courts, while the U.S. Post Office in Hannibal, Missouri, hosted the courts until 1960. This resulted in six federal courts operating in the state, a distinct arrangement compared to other states.