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Exploring Bonne Terre’s Incredible Underground Mine!

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Located about 50 miles southwest of St. Louis, Missouri, the Bonne Terre Mine holds the world’s largest subterranean lake.

Daredevils on the Mississippi!

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Daredevils on the Mississippi: In the early 1900s, flight captivated the citizens of St. Louis, MO. They gathered in droves whenever…

4 Historical Stops Along the Missouri River

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The Missouri River is the longest river in North America, flowing from Montana to join the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Admiral: Five Decks of Fun

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The Admiral was a ship whose Mississippi River excursions included dining, dancing and a floating carnival. The Missouri Historical Society….

Built to Last – the Oldest Working Bridge on the Mississippi

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Eads Bridge in St. Louis is a feat of engineering that remains the oldest bridge crossing on the Mississippi River, at over 145 years

This Award Winning Museum is the place to Discover the “Mighty Mississippi”

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The Missouri History Museum takes you on an exploration of the Mighty Mississippi, telling the story of the river through artifacts that span 1,000 years of history.

E6. Andrew Wanko | Author of Great River City

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Andrew Wanko wrote a book on how the Mississippi River shaped St. Louis, Missouri. Stories of racial and ethnic conflict, the city’s infrastructure, even how the Mississippi helped settle arguments among the affluent in the 1800’s.