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st. louis
City that boasts the tallest U.S. monument, completed in 1965
Trivia about st. louis
After landing in Paris in 1927 Lindbergh filed an exclusive report to newspapers in 2 cities, New York & this
Ice cream cones & iced tea were both introduced at this Missouri city's 1904 world's fair
Eero Saarinen designed its famous arch
The Gateway Arch is part of this city's Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
City where you'll find the USA's tallest man-made monument
Pierre Laclede named this Missouri city after not 1 but 2 French kings
The International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame is across the street from Busch Stadium in this Missouri city
Belleville, Illinois is part of this Missouri city's metropolitan area
Angel-food cake was supposedly created in the Missouri city
Near 2 major rivers, this Missouri city was founded as a fur trading post by Pierre Laclede in 1763
The Post-Dispatch, est. 1878
This city's Forest Park was the site of the 1904 Louisiana Purchase exposition
This city's metropolitan area consists of 6 Missouri counties & 5 Illinois counties
This Midwest city is home base to Cardinals, Rams & Clydesdales
The Museum of Westward Expansion is located under the Gateway Arch in this city
The Y-shaped design on this city's flag represents the convergence of the Mississippi & Missouri rivers
From 1977 to 1981, this NHL city's Blues played their home games in the Checkerdome
This city's art museum in Forest Park was the Palace of Fine Arts at the 1904 World's Fair
This Missouri city on the Mississippi has the oldest college west of the Mississippi
It's home to over a dozen golden arches of McDonald's & a 630-foot high single stainless steel arch
In 1904 people met at the fair in this city to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase
Jonathan Franzen is from Webster groves, a suburb of this Missouri city where he set "The Twenty-Seventh City"
The ice cream cones on the stamp seen here symbolize this city's 1904 World's Fair
This city's Gateway Arch borrowed the arch idea from the historic Eads Bridge nearby
1957:"The Spirit of ___"
Meet me in this city & "we will dance the hoochee koochee" & "I will be your tootsie wootsie"
The metropolitan area of this Missouri city extends into Illinois
The Post-Dispatch can be found in Spot's doghouse because he lives in this Midwestern city
The largest Japanese garden in the U.S. is in this city with the largest arch
A steamboat on this U.S. city's seal symbolizes its growth
The Post-Dispatch
Eliot grew up in this city where his grandfather had co-founded Washington University
Following Nelly, Chingy is the latest big star out of this city's rap scene
Coinciding with the World's Fair, the first Olympic Games in the U.S. opened in this city May 14, 1904
On July 12, 1808 this large city's Missouri Gazette became the first newspaper published west of the Mississippi
The first Olympics held in the U.S. were in this Midwest city in 1904
Before winning 2 NBA titles playing for the Celtics, M.L. Carr played in the ABA for the Spirits of this city
(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands next to a covered pile of crates in the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, Oregon.) A 5,000-sq.-ft. exhibit at the Columbia Gorge Museum shows the 30 tons of cargo Lewis & Clark took when setting out from this city in 1804
(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands with a melting tray at the Crayola Museum & Factory in Easton, PA.) The makers of Crayola introduced dust-free school chalk; it was so successful that it won a gold medal at the 1904 World Exposition in this city
Go "down to Missouri" & see this largest city between Chicago & L.A. on Route 66