Alton National Cemetery - The Alton National Cemetery is located adjacent to the Alton Cemetery and is where Union soldiers who died at the Alton Hospital are buried. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. - More Info Tags: 62003, Alton Illinois

Arcadia Valley - Arcadia Valley is made up of the three Missouri towns of Arcadia, Ironton and Pilot Knob. Elephant Rocks State Park, Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park and Battle of Pilot Knob State Historic Site are located with in Arcadia Valley. - More Info Tags:

Bellefontaine Cemetery - Bellefontaine Cemetery has many historically important people interred within its beautiful and peaceful 314 acres. Some of those buried there are Adolphus Busch, William Clark, James Eads, James S. McDonnell and many more. - More Info Tags: 63115, 63147, City of St Louis Missouri

Benton Park - Benton Park is St Louis' second oldest park and is located in the historic Benton Park Neighborhood in the city of St Louis Missouri. It features a fishing lake, tennis courts, picnic facilities, playground and more. - More Info Tags: 63118, City of St Louis Missouri

Boone's Lick Road - The Boone's Lick Road was the original name for St Charles Rock Road that went from St Louis to a salt spring that Daniel Boone's sons developed in Franklin Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63102, 63301

Calvary Cemetery - The Calvary Cemetery is a historic Roman Catholic cemetery with many of the founders of the City of St. Louis interred there, including the Chouteau family. - More Info Tags: 63115, 63147, City of St Louis Missouri

Cherokee Street Antique Row - Cherokee Street Antique Row is entire street of antique shops and boutiques and is a historic district located in the city of St. Louis, Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63118, City of St Louis Missouri

Cherokee-Lemp Historic District - Cherokee-Lemp Historic District is called a "Street Museum", and is home to the Lemp Mansion, the Chatillon-DeMenil Mansion, and Cherokee Street Antique Row and is located in the city of St. Louis, Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63118, City of St Louis Missouri

El Camino Real - The El Camino Real, or "Royal Road," is the oldest road located in Missouri and was used by the Native Americans and Spanish in the late 1700s. - More Info Tags: Cape Girardeau Missouri, Kimmiswick Missouri, New Madrid Missouri, Perryville Missouri, Sainte Genevieve Missouri

Fort de Chartres - Fort de Chartres is located in Prairie du Rocher, Illinois. The stone fort was built by the French to govern the Illinois Country in 1760. Today a portion of the fort has been reconstructed. - More Info Tags: 62277, Prairie du Rocher Illinois

Fort Kaskaskia State Historic Site - Fort Kaskaskia State Historic Site is located near Ellis Grove, Illinois. The earthworks are all that remains of the fort that was built by the French in 1703 to protect the town of Kaskaskia. - More Info Tags: 62241, Ellis Grove Illinois

Grant's Farm - Grant's Farm is the ancestral home of the Busch family and features a petting zoo, elephant and exotic bird shows and of course Anheuser-Busch products! It is located in Grantwood Village, Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63123, Grantwood Village Missouri

Historic Leclaire Village - The historic village of Leclaire was founded in 1890 by N.O. Nelson who had a vision to create a "model" factory town. The entire village is on the National Register of Historic Places and is located in Edwardsville, Illinois. - More Info Tags: 62025, Edwardsville Illinois

Historic Soulard - Soulard, a city in the St. Louis Historic District and on the National Register of Historic Places, is well known for its festive and sometimes rowdy Mardi Gras and Bastille Day celebrations. - More Info Tags: 63104, City of St Louis Missouri

Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery - Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery is located in South St. Louis County. It was originally built in 1826 as the first permanent army base west of the Mississippi River. - More Info Tags: 63125

Laclede's Landing - Laclede's Landing is located on the Mississippi River front in the Downtown St. Louis Missouri. It was the original center of river commerce for the young frontier city that was established by Pierre Laclede. Now it is a bustling center for dining and entertainment. - More Info Tags: 63102, City of St Louis Missouri, Downtown St Louis, Entertainment

Lincoln Douglas Square - The Lincoln Douglas Square, located in Alton Illinois, is the exact location where the debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas took place when both were campaigning for the same US Senate seat in 1858. - More Info Tags: 62002, Alton Illinois

Lincoln-Shields Recreation Area - Lincoln-Shields Recreation Area is located in West Alton Missouri and features a Civil War Memorial, access to the Missouri River for boating and fishing and access to the West Alton Trail. - More Info Tags: 63386, West Alton

Mastodon State Historic Site - Located in Jefferson County in Imperial, Missouri, Mastodon State Historic Site is on the National Register of Historic Places because of the important archaeological and paleontological finds discovered at the park. - More Info Tags: 63052, Museums

Modoc Rock Shelter National Historic Site - The Modoc Rock Shelter National Historic Site is an archaic site where Native Americans, beginning 9,000 years ago, found shelter and protection from the elements under the cliffs. Located near Modoc Illinois. - More Info Tags: 62277, Modoc Illinois

North Alton Confederate Cemetery - The North Alton Confederate Cemetery is the final resting place of 1,354 Confederate soldiers who died while in prison in Alton Illinois. - More Info Tags: 62002, Alton Illinois

Piasa Bird - The Piasa Bird is a legendary bird-like creature that, according to legend, terrorized the Illni Indian tribes long before any European settlers came to the Alton area. - More Info Tags: 62002, Alton Illinois

St Louis Riverfront - The St Louis Riverfront encompasses the area in downtown St. Louis that is along the Mississippi River. - More Info Tags: Attractions, City of St Louis Missouri, Downtown St Louis

Sugar Loaf Mound - Sugar Loaf Mound is an historic Native American Mound located in south St Louis City Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63111, City of St Louis Missouri

The Hill - The Hill is a St. Louis neighborhood filled with Italian restaurants, bakeries and grocers and is made up of residents of predominantly Italian descent. It is located in the city of St Louis Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63139, City of St Louis Missouri

The Loop - The Loop is a St Louis area with an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and entertainment options and the St. Louis Walk of Fame. It is located along Delmar Boulevard in University City Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63130, University City Missouri

Tower Grove Park - Tower Grove Park was Henry Shaw's gift to the citizens of St. Louis and features 13 restored early 20th century picnic pavilions, as well as beautifully landscaped park grounds. It is located in South St. Louis City, Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63110, City of St Louis Missouri

Ulysses S Grant National Historic Site - The Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site is located in South St Louis County. The landmark White Haven is located there which is the historic homestead of Grant's wife, Julia Dent and her family. - More Info Tags: 63123, Grantwood Village Missouri

Woods Fort - Woods' Fort was constructed in 1804 to defend the pioneers against Indian attacks and was also used during the war of 1812. Today on the site are two reconstructed log cabins of that time period. The site is located in Troy Missouri. - More Info Tags: 63379, Troy Missouri