| Last additions - Our Vacations |
Arch and Old CourthouseA picture of the arch, framing the dome of the old courthouse which stands nearby. This is such an obvious location to take a picture that it has to be one of the most photographed spots in St. Louis.Mar 17, 2006
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Gateway ArchA little hazy the day we took this...Mar 17, 2006
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The Arch, againOne last picture of our friend, the Arch. Mar 17, 2006
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It's cramped at the Top...Fortunately, we didn't have too many people with us at the top, because that room is actually very small.Mar 17, 2006
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630 Feet...says the sign, modeled by Tim.Mar 17, 2006
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Cathy at Top of Gateway ArchBeing the vain people we are, we had to snap some photos of each other while we were up on the top of the arch as well.Mar 17, 2006
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From the Top of the ArchOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.Mar 17, 2006
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Top of the World, er, ArchOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.Mar 17, 2006
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Cathy Looks OutsideCathy peers through the tiny, yet amazing, windows at the top of the Gateway ArchMar 17, 2006
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A Room with a ViewOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.Mar 17, 2006
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View from the TopOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.Mar 17, 2006
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Museum of Westward ExpansionUnderneath the arch, under the grass, is a large museum called the Museum of Westward Expansion. It chronicled the reason for the arch's existence -- the commemoration of the Lewis and Clark expedition and the settling of the West, in which St. Louis played a key role. There was also a small model of the arch, which a friendly employee offered to snap our picture near.
Mar 17, 2006
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