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	City State Missouri National park Categories Point of interest Number of pictures 98	--

v 98 Photos of , Missouri

Saint Louis : Anheuser-Busch Center's extensive park. A totem.

Anheuser-Busch Center's e[..]
Published by : uy707

Saint Louis : Steam engine of another minitrain right on tracks across Anheuser-Busch's park.

Steam engine of another m[..]
Published by : uy707

Kansas City : Plaza Lights, Kansas City, MO

Plaza Lights, Kansas City[..]
Published by : waldo

Cassville :

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Published by : unobaby12

Kansas City : Alissa playing with the girls.

Alissa playing with the g[..]
Published by : wildebeest

Cassville :

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Published by : unobaby12

Cassville :

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Published by : unobaby12

Cassville : This was taken in my neighbor's yard, this one is my favorite.

This was taken in my neig[..]
Published by : unobaby12

Saint Louis : Sterlingly pulled by steam engine 34, aminitrain brings back another party of happy visitors to the

Sterlingly pulled by stea[..]
Published by : uy707

Saint Louis : Saint Louis Union Station, located downtown. It used to be a major rail road hub during the Gold Rush. Saint Louis was the last “big” city before the wild wide west. Now clearly a national landmark, as far as railroad art is concerned. Such a nice train station is simply amazing!

Saint Louis Union Station[..]
Published by : WestCoastSpirit

Saint Louis : Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in Saint Louis, Missouri. This amazing monument was designed by Finnish architect Eero Saarinen with the contribution of the structural engineer Hannskark Bandel back in 1947. The arch was finally built between 1963 and 1968. It is tall enough at 630 feet/192 meters and as wide as 630 feet/192 meters at base level. Legs are 54 feet/16 meters at the base yet only 17 feet/5.20 meters at the top. Believe it or not, there is a tram to carry passengers to the top, with an amazing observation deck featuring unique overview of Saint Louis. Just a marvel of engineering! Be aware: the ride to the top is done thanks to very small wagon. Avoid it if you are somewhat claustrophobic.

Jefferson National Expans[..]
Published by : WestCoastSpirit

Saint Louis : Steam boats on the Mississippi River, from the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in Saint Louis, Missouri. This amazing monument was designed by Finnish architect Eero Saarinen with the contribution of the structural engineer Hannskark Bandel back in 1947. The arch was finally built between 1963 and 1968. It is tall enough at 630 feet/192 meters and as wide as 630 feet/192 meters at base level. Legs are 54 feet/16 meters at the base yet only 17 feet/5.20 meters at the top. Believe it or not, there is a tram to carry passengers to the top, with an amazing observation deck featuring unique overview of Saint Louis. Just a marvel of engineering! Be aware: the ride to the top is done thanks to very small wagon. Avoid it if you are somewhat claustrophobic.

Steam boats on the Missis[..]
Published by : WestCoastSpirit

Saint Louis : A fountain in Anheuser-Busch Center's extensive recreational park.

A fountain in Anheuser-Bu[..]
Published by : uy707

Saint Louis : Art details on Riverfront trail, Saint Louis. This area along the Mississippi river is to be reconverted from an industrial landscape to a leisure friendly zone

Art details on Riverfront[..]
Published by : WestCoastSpirit

Saint Louis : Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in Saint Louis, Missouri. This amazing monument was designed by Finnish architect Eero Saarinen with the contribution of the structural engineer Hannskark Bandel back in 1947. The arch was finally built between 1963 and 1968. It is tall enough at 630 feet/192 meters and as wide as 630 feet/192 meters at base level. Legs are 54 feet/16 meters at the base yet only 17 feet/5.20 meters at the top. Believe it or not, there is a tram to carry passengers to the top, with an amazing observation deck featuring unique overview of Saint Louis. Just a marvel of engineering! Be aware: the ride to the top is done thanks to very small wagon. Avoid it if you are somewhat claustrophobic.

Jefferson National Expans[..]
Published by : WestCoastSpirit

Cassville :

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Published by : unobaby12

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