Join St. Louis in honoring the iconic Gateway Arch with fun activities, tours, and the popular 'Arch Stacking Challenge.' ...

St. Louis was the last stop before heading to the sparsely populated west back in the 19th century. As emigrants headed west, they hoped for free land and more opportunity. St. Louis was the last ...

St. Louis' strategic location made it a jumping-off point for US westward expansion. Accessibility links. ... Towering Arch Marks Gateway to the West November 04, 2010 8:00 PM ...

St. Louis’ Gateway Arch is part of a nearly 91-acre national park that pays tribute to ... Louis itself is known as the Gateway to the West because it was a starting point for so much of that ...

“The Gateway Arch represents St. Louis as the ‘Gateway to the West,’” says Pam Sanfilippo, program manager of Museum Services & Interpretation at Gateway Arch National Park.

St. Louis is known as the Gateway to the West. It has earned that title because it is located near the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, making it a natural center of economic and ...

St. Louis, the Gateway City, is also known worldwide as the "Gateway to the West." But before the federal government erected the Gateway Arch 50 years ago this week, some historians say that ...

ST. LOUIS — St. Louis' Gateway Arch will look a bit different when the sun goes down next month. Starting on May 1, the LED lights that illuminate the Arch at night will be turned off to help ...

ST. LOUIS – June 30 marks Arch 630 Day, celebrating the Gateway Arch’s unique dimensions and history in St. Louis. Arch 630 Day honors the historic monument and its dimensions, which stand at 630 feet ...