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Suggestions pour Site historique et protégé à proximité de Downtown East, Saint-Louis

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      1. Old Courthouse

      Site historique et protégé •
      Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (btwn Chestnut St & Market St), Saint-Louis
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      • Tim N.

        Tim N. • Juin 11, 2013Outstanding restoration and good presentation of Dred Scott history.

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      2. Gateway Arch Observation Deck

      Site historique et protégé •
      Top of the Gateway Arch (Jefferson National Expansion Memorial), Saint-Louis
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      • Ximena .

        Ximena . • Mai 26, 2013Use the south entrance to the arch. Once you clear security, get your tickets to ride to the top right away! Gives you plenty of time to walk the museum and shop for souvenirs before the ride

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      3. Wainwright State Office Building

      Site historique et protégé •
      111 N 7th St (btwn Chestnut & Pine), Saint-Louis
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      • Robert L.

        Robert L. • Août 15, 2011Make sure you feed the parking meters. Meter-maids constantly ticket, boot and tow cars in less than 20 mins.

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      4. The Da Vinci Machines Exhibition

      Culture et loisirs •
      800 Market St, Saint-Louis
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      • Ruben A.

        Ruben A. • Mars 17, 2013Great exhibit. Take the guided tour if you can.

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      5. Old Post Office

      Site historique et protégé •
      815 Olive St (btwn N 8th & 9th St), Saint-Louis
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      • Charles

        Charles • Novembre 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.

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      6. Southwestern Bell Building

      Site historique et protégé •
      1010 Pine St (at N 10th St), Saint-Louis
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      • Charles

        Charles • Novembre 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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      7. Missouri Preservation

      Association caritative •
      319 N 4th St, Saint-Louis
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