This building in downtown St. Louis served as a public gathering
place for pioneers as well as the site of landmark court cases
in the 19th century. Don gets an exclusive look inside the dome
and out on the roof. At the time it was constructed, the Eads
Bridge was the first river bridge at St. Louis built for
locomotives, had the longest arch span of any bridge in the
world, and was the first bridge of its kind made of steel. The
Gateway Arch At 630 feet, the Gateway Arch is as tall as it is
wide at the base. Completed in 1965, the Arch was built to
commemorate the westward expansion of the United States in the
19th century. Historic Lemp Brewery Complex Long before the
Gateway Arch was constructed, entrepreneurs were crafting
another city trademark – lager beer - beneath the streets of St.
Louis. Don explores the subterranean caves and vaults of the
Lemp Brewery Complex. Ashley Street Power Plant Sitting on the
bank of the Mississippi River, the Ashley Street Power Plant
electrified the 1904 World’s Fair in