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St.Lo
Since the hot dog and
the ice cream cone were
first introduced to visitors
at. the spectacular 1904
World's Fair in St. Louis,
this Midwestern community
has maintained a .fantastic
tradition of summer fun at
affordable prices. St. Louis'
more than 60 tourist attrac
tions and its average per
diem expenses (28 percent
less than Chicago's) make
it an ideal family vacation
destination.
This summer St. Louis
celebrates the 75th anniver
sary of the- 1904 World's
Fair at its original site in
Forest Park. A World's Fair
Exhibit, including memora
bilia, photographs, furniture
and costumes will be-displayed
at the Jefferson
Memorial) home of the
Missouri Historical Society.
Visitors will want to take
advantage of being in Forest
Park to visit other famous
attractions: the Art Museum,
the only remaining World's ..
Fair building; the world
renowned Zoo; the Jewel
Box floral displays; the
Planetarium's cosmic show
schedule; and the Municipal
Opera's outdoor musical
productions.
Near Forest Park, and a '
"must" for every visitor, is
the impressive Missouri
Botanical Garden, where a
glistening geodesic dome
provides a tropical climate '
for exotic jungle flora. The
most recent addition is the
Japanese Garden, a place of .
serene beauty and the
largest and finest of its kind
in North America.
No visitor to St. Louis
passes up the opportunity
to spend time on the river-
' front, where the Gateway '
Arch gracefully spans a
"myriad of attractions along '
the shoreline which include
everything from , helicopter
and riverboat rides to res
tau rants and museums. The
Arch is a monument to the
' city's historic role as the
' Gateway to the West, graph
ically documented in its
underground Museum of
Westward Expansion.
A short distance north of
the Arch is the Eads Bridge, '
one of the world's great
engineering feats. In its .
shadow is Laclede's Landing,
the site where St. Louis was
. born when . Pierre Laclede
"established a trading post
there in 1764. The Landing is
now the scene of an exciting
revival in which some of the
city's oldest buildings have
been transformed into res
taurants and shops perfect '
for afternoon or evening
enjoyment
Two other important
historic landmarks grace
. the riverfront: the Old
Cathedral, the oldest cathe- -
dral west of the Mississippi,
and the Old Courthouse,
where meetings and trials,
including the famed Dred
Scott slavery case, helped
shape - the nation's course.
Scores of buildings, in the
Greater St. Louis area have
been designated as historic
landmarks, ; Many of them
are open to the public, in
cluding 1 approximately 15
gracious old homes. Among
them are the Chatillon
DeMenil , House (near the
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
which offers guided tours
. illuminating its own history
and industry), the Eugene
: Field House and Toy Muse
um, home of the famous
"children's poet,", and the
Hanley House, , which is the
oldest building in suburban
Clayton . (a thriving corpo
rate and professional center).
At Grant's Farm in
St. Louis County, history is
surrounded by nature, and
both are accessible: to .visi
tors via trackless trains that
wind through the spacious
grounds, where deer,
buffalo, longhom steers and
other animals roam freely.
Grant's cabin, hand-built by
Ulysses 8. Urant in 1854,
stands ai a shrine tovthe
Civil War era.--
Throughout the summer,
St. Louis is alive with the
sound of music every kind
. of music!. There is the classic
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From the riverfront where the Gateway
Arch frames the oldest cathedral west
of the Mississippi to the Sky Chuter
at Six Flags theme' park, in southwest
St. Louis County, Greater St. Louis
offers more than 60 historic and ente
taining attractions at affordable prices.
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sound of the St. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra : playing
in park settinga; the
grand opera sound of the 1
Opera Theatre of St. Louis
performing at . the . Loretto
Hilton Theatre, the " lilting
sound of musicals . at the
outdoor Municipal Opera,
and the popular sounds of
rag, jazz, rock, folk, disco
and country, playing in
parks and establishments
from the riverfront on the
area's eastern border to Six ,
Flags Over Mid-America in
West St. Louis County. ;
Six Flags theme park
boasts not .only music, but
also a rhapsody of rides for
kids of everyiage., The
Screaming Eagle . roll e r
coaster ' ranks among ' the
world's most hair-raising,
. heart-pounding experiences,
and brand new thrills await
the riders of the Sky Chuter,
' the world's r -tallest v: ride.
Three other new attractions
feature' eerie and exotic
glimpses into the realm of
outer space.
For kids who are hooked
on planes, trains or dino
saurs, museums in St. Louis
County ! provide a mesmer
izing experience. The
National MuseunT of Trans
port exhibits everything
that ever went pn wheels