Walk through the Gateway Arch National Park The Gateway Arch sits on 91 arches, and 30 acres of that space house the Old Courthouse (closed for renovation), Luther Ely Smith Square, and some of ...

It’s never a bad time to revisit a beloved St. Louis institution, but #Arch630Day on June 30 (a.k.a 6/30 to represent the fact that the Gateway Arch is 630 feet tall and wide) makes a perfect excuse ...

In 2018 that name was changed to the Gateway Arch National Park, a strange inversion of symbol and subject. It is as if the Washington Monument were renamed the D.C. Obelisk.

Fireworks shoot over the Gateway Arch to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its completion on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015. This Wednesday is the official day the final piece was placed in 1965.

According to the National Park Service, the Arch represents St. Louis’ role in westward expansion in the 19th century, recognizing the contributions of Thomas Jefferson, Dred Scott, and many others.

ST. LOUIS — Visitors at the Gateway Arch National Park can enjoy events and special programs in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Eads Bridge. The celebration will happen from Saturday ...

ST. LOUIS — Dog lovers and their four-legged companions are set to take over Gateway Arch National Park this Saturday, April 12, for Arch Bark, a tail-wagging celebration hosted by Gateway Arch ...

The Gateway Arch National Park consists of 91 acres of park grounds and includes the nearby Old Courthouse. Construction on the Arch began in February of 1963 and was completed October 28, 1965.

ST. LOUIS – Local artists in St. Louis have the opportunity to showcase their work in a mural design competition celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Gateway Arch. The mural, which will be… ...

At just 36.8 hectares (91 acres), Gateway Arch National Park in St Louis, Missouri, is the smallest national park in the United States – but while it may be small in size, it manages to pack ...

The arch and the Old Courthouse. Photo: BENJAMIN SCHERLISS/Gateway Arch Park Foundation St. Louis This city’s Gateway Arch, 630 feet high, is the world’s tallest and most slender.