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2. industrialscenery.blogspot.com › 2018 › 031874 Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River at St. Louis

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   Mar 7, 2018 · The bridge bound across the Mississippi on just two piers, with three arches stretching more than 500 feet between them. Heralded by poets and architects as a symbol of the city—long before the Apotheosis of St. Louis statue or the Gateway Arch—the Eads Bridge was St. Louis’s most iconic structure.

3. www.laduenews.com › family-and-education › how-stHow St. Louis’ most iconic bridges shaped the city we know today

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   Nov 20, 2023 · More than a dozen bridges cross the Mighty Mississippi at St. Louis, and they’re viewable from a variety of intriguing angles: from above via helicopter; from beneath via riverboat cruise or Big Muddy Adventures canoe tour; from the levee near the Gateway Arch grounds; and from your car window as you cross over to another state.

4. www.architecturalrecord.com › articles › 13497Gateway Arch Grounds and Museum | 2018-06-29 | Architectural ...

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   Jun 29, 2018 · The redesigned park includes a new land bridge over the highway, which connects it to downtown St. Louis, and an expanded museum as its centerpiece. Photo © Nic Lehoux The new museum entrance is on axis with the Arch and the Old Courthouse.

5. www.101espn.com › shows › bk-ferrarioBK & Ferrario – 101 ESPN

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   Alex Ferrario. Alex Ferrario was born and bred in “The Lou” and grew up living and breathing St. Louis sports. From age 5 on, he and his dad would attend every Blues game from fall to spring, and as many Cardinals baseball games as possible. As a Senior at Fox High School, he realized his career would be in sports, in some fashion.

6. www.archpark.org › new-frontiers › eads-bridgeEads Bridge | New Frontiers | Museum at the Gateway Arch ...

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   The Eads Bridge, completed in St. Louis in 1874, was the world’s first steel arch bridge. It was also the world’s first important steel structure of any type, leading to a revolution in the construction of bridges and buildings. Eads succeeded in spanning the wide Mississippi at a point where few believed it was possible.

7. stlmediahistory.org › alex-ferrarioAlex Ferrario - St Louis Media History Foundation

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   St. Louis Media History Foundation Hall of Fame Ceremony; It’s Trivia Time Again! Join us Saturday, September 30th. ... Alex Ferrario. KMOX 2014-2019 WXOS 2019-You ...

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   Why did St Louis build the Gateway Arch?

   • “The monument was supposed torepresent a gateway to discovery; instead, they surrounded it in concrete,” says Walter Metcalfe, a prominent St. Louisan who, as former chairman of CityArchRiver (now Gateway Arch Park Foundation), launched the 2010 competition to redesign the Arch grounds and raised money for their rebuilding.

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   What is the Gateway Arch Park Foundation?

   • The Gateway Arch Park Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization with a mission to ensure that the Gateway Arch, its grounds, neighboring public space, and attractions will be a vital, welcoming, well-supported resource to the community and nation for generations to come.

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   What were the drawbacks of the arch of St Louis?

   • The biggest drawback was thebarrier formed by multiple lanes of traffic, including the sunken Interstate 44, that cut the Arch off from nearby downtown St. Louis. Another was the large garage that was unceremoniously plopped on the northern edge of the 91-acre national park site, just beside the landmark Eads Bridge.

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   Why was the Eads Bridge a symbol of St Louis?

   • Even before its completion, the Eads Bridge became a symbol of St. Louis. Businesses quickly added the bridge to their letterheads. Nearly all published views of the city prominently featured the engineering triumph. St. Louisans, stung by the loss of commerce to other cities, saw it as a way to restore some of the city’s lost prominence.

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9. savingplaces.org › stories › the-gateway-arch-aThe Gateway Arch, a Global Icon, Reconnects to St. Louis

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   Apr 6, 2018 · The Gateway Arch as seen from Kiener Plaza, a new park connecting the Gateway Arch to downtown St. Louis. Those amoeba-shaped flourishes repeat at Kiener Plaza, a new park by MVVA a few blocks west of the riverfront; it reaches into downtown St. Louis to draw people to the arch and water. Its neon foam rubber play-scapes (only the second ...