Suggestions for Historic Site near Downtown West, St Louis
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8.6Historic and Protected Site •Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (btwn Chestnut St & Market St), St Louis
Tim N. • June 11, 2013Outstanding restoration and good presentation of Dred Scott history.
7.0Historic and Protected Site •Top of the Gateway Arch (Jefferson National Expansion Memorial), St Louis
Jen K. • March 10, 2013Amazing to see. Even on a cloudy day.
6.1Historic and Protected Site •111 N 7th St (btwn Chestnut & Pine), St Louis
Holly J. • June 25, 2011The original part of this complex, the high rise on the 7th/Chestnut corner, is a local and national registered historic building because of its significance in architecture.
Earl B. • June 29, 2011To truely experience the Whispering Arch you will need two people on each end of the structure. Then start whispering to the wall so that the other can hear you at the other end.
Charles • November 11, 2013Designed by Alfred B. Mullett in 1872, and opened in 1884. Inside is the original sculpture of Peace and Vigilance by Daniel Chester French who also sculpted Abraham Lincoln for the Lincoln Memorial.
Charles • November 11, 2013The Southwestern Bell Building was the tallest building in Missouri upon completion in 1926. It rises nearly 400 feet and was one of the first in St. Louis to use setbacks, having 17 individual roofs.
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