Visitors to the Old Courthouse, part of the Gateway Arch National Park in downtown St. Louis, will experience a more ...

The Journey to Justice Festival will celebrate the landmark’s reopening on May 3 with food, entertainment, and an educational ...

One of the historic building's four first-floor galleries will now focus on how the infamous Dred Scott case was a product of ...

An iconic St. Louis landmark is almost ready to welcome visitors once again with new exhibits and a fresh look—while preserving its deep historical significance.

Construction will begin in May on a new 1.3-mile paved trail that’s part of the Brickline Greenway project aimed at adding ...

Eisenhower, who signed the order for the construction of the arch in 1954. In 1967, when he was 77 years old, the former president visited St. Louis to give a speech. A trip to the top was not in ...

Visitors can learn more about the arch's construction, Colonial St. Louis, the Lewis and Clark Expedition and more at the Museum at the Gateway Arch, which is located beneath the arch and houses ...

The Gateway Arch is undoubtedly the most famous icon of St. Louis, but it didn't achieve its status without immense work and world-class engineering. Here's a brief look into the construction of ...

At 50, the St. Louis Arch gets a makeover. My dad, St. Louis born and raised, vividly remembers watching the Gateway Arch rise above his city’s skyline half a century ago. During its construction in ...

A rumor that users shared online in March 2025 claimed that officials in St. Louis planned to relocate the city's famous Gateway Arch to Branson, a tourist destination town also located in Missouri.