St. Louis,
Missouri was founded in a winter wilderness during February of 1764 and is celebrating
its 250th Birthday this year. It’s not the most important city like
Chicago or New York or Los Angeles, but this is where Lewis and Clark started
their westward journey. This is where
the 1904 World’s Fair and Olympics were held. St. Louis gave us our first
“taste” of the ice cream cone, cotton candy, hot dogs and peanut butter. We can
help you plan your trip or learn more about the “Gateway City” from the arch,
to eating at my favorite Imo’s Pizza location. You can take a look at the unique food culture
of this city with Patricia Corrigan’s book “Eating St. Louis” or learn about
the history of Anheuser-Busch with “King’s Reign”. It’s also known as Baseball Heaven and home of
the 2013 National League Champion St. Louis Cardinals. Our collection includes
many books but also some best complete game broadcast on DVD. Watch
record-breaking events and fabulous plays from McGwire to Gibson to the Wizard
of Oz. This city brought the world Chuck Berry, Bob Costas, and Tina Turner.
But the city is best known for the arch, the landmark symbol that reflects the
westward expansion. Robert Moore’s coffee table book is filled with remarkable
photos of the monument few have seen, along with the amazing story of building
the largest stainless steel structure in history.
Monday, February 24, 2014
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