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About Eads Bridge

Eads Bridge Built in 1874 by James B. Eads, it remains the oldest steel bridge over the Mississippi River, having been declared a National Historic Landmark in 1964. Spanning nearly 2,500 feet across the Missouri-Illinois border and resting on massive limestone piers topped with Corinthian columns and black granite coping stones, Eads Bridge has remained an impressive feat of engineering for over 140 years.
Address : St. Louis, MO 63102, USA

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Gateway Arch National ParkGateway Arch National Park is one of the premier vacation spots in the Midwest. Located on the banks of Lake Hornholm and surrounded by rolling hillsides, It provides stunning views for visitors to take in at their leisure. The lake offers fishing, boating, hiking, and camping pursuits while nearby woodlands are home to an array of native wildlife including deer, foxes, and raccoons. Guests can take advantage of yearend activities such as a 4th of July parade or special holiday festivities.
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Mississippi River OverlookThe Mississippi River Overlook is a must-see destination! With its panoramic views of the mighty Mississippi river, hikers and photographers alike can enjoy breath-taking shots of the wildlife that inhabits the area. From cedar trees and tall grasses to migrating hawks and blue herons, one can easily find wonder in its serene landscape. Access to the overlook is made easy with its roughly two kilometer long trail filled with gravel pathways, perfect for leisurely walks or spirited jogs.
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The Gateway ArchThe Gateway Arch is a historical symbol of the state and its rich geography. Rising as an impressive landmark along the banks of the Mississippi River, it memorializes our connection to this great river and its past. While being constructed in 1947, one could gaze upon its magnificent structure from miles around. Now, The Gateway Arch stands proudly as not only an honored representation for the surrounding community, but also a significant point of interest for travelers and tourists alike.
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Malcolm W. Martin Memorial ParkMalcolm W. Martin Memorial park offers visitors an array of interesting amenities, from scenic walking trails alongside the Mississippi River to interactive educational displays attuned to the region's Native American heritage. Other attractions include the Observation Center situated atop the 300-foot tall Gateway Geyser that offers panoramic views of downtown St. Louis, as well as hockey and ice skating rinks alongside basketball courts and a two-acre golf course.
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Basilica of Saint Louis, King of FranceThe Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France, is a prominent landmark in Saint Louis City that is steeped in history and religious significance. Located in the heart of downtown Saint Louis, this stunning basilica has been a symbol of Catholic faith for over a century.Constructed in the late 1800s, the Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France, was designed by George Barnett to resemble the grand cathedrals of Europe.
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National Blues MuseumThe National Blues Museum is a cultural attraction located in the heart of St. Louis city, Missouri, dedicated to the rich history and legacy of blues music. The museum opened its doors in 2016 and spans across 23,000 square feet, with interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and artifacts that showcase the evolution of blues music.Through its various exhibits, the National Blues Museum offers a unique and immersive experience for visitors.

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St. Clair County
St. Clair County is located in southwestern Illinois and is home to over 275,000 people. The county is known for its rich history, which goes all the way back to the French colonization era. It was also a major hub for Native Americans prior to and during that time, due to its location along the Mississippi River and because of its abundance of natural resources. Today, St. Clair County remains a vibrant community which features numerous historical landmarks, such as Cahokia Mounds and Fort de C

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