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Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
PastCast

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Take a walk through the past with JEFF’s PastCast tours! Visualize St. Louis’ past and experience what happened on the historic grounds of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. Established in 1764, and growing into a vital and booming outpost on the western edge of a new country, St. Louis was America’s Gateway to the West during the 19th Century. Many of the era’s most exciting events took place in the vicinity of where the Gateway Arch stands today.

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Available Tours

"Colonial St. Louis"

"After Lewis and Clark, 1804-1820"
featuring the music of Traveler's Dream

"A Budding City, 1820s-1830s"
featuring the music of Traveler's Dream

"Westward Ho! 1840s-1850s"

"A River City, 1860s-1870s"

 

 
 
 

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On September 10, 1804 on Cedar Island, in South Dakota, William Clark discovered the fossilized remains of the ribs, backbone and teeth of a plesiosaur. Plesiosaurs were animals who lived at the same time as the dinosaurs, but swam rather than walking on land. Clark thought it was a giant fish bone!
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Last Updated: September 12, 2007 at 16:19 MST