| Most viewed - Gateway Arch/Jefferson Expansion Memorial. |
Gateway Arch624 viewsA little hazy the day we took this...
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View from the Top568 viewsOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.
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The Arch, again554 viewsOne last picture of our friend, the Arch.
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Posing near the Arch465 viewsWe were thrilled the way this picture turned out. Our new digital camera has "remote" feature, and we improvised a "tripod" out of some objects we were carrying.
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Top of the World, er, Arch380 viewsOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.
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It's cramped at the Top...354 viewsFortunately, we didn't have too many people with us at the top, because that room is actually very small.
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630 Feet348 views...says the sign, modeled by Tim.
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Arch and Old Courthouse323 viewsA 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.
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A Room with a View317 viewsOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.
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Cathy Looks Outside280 viewsCathy peers through the tiny, yet amazing, windows at the top of the Gateway Arch
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Posing near the Arch276 viewsHere's a similar shot to the above, with a slightly tighter composition.
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Museum of Westward Expansion255 viewsUnderneath 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.
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