St. Louis is home to World Chess Hall of Fame
The best minds in chess have a spot in St. Louis. The World Chess Hall of Fame calls the Gateway City home. What started out as an American Hall […]
The best minds in chess have a spot in St. Louis. The World Chess Hall of Fame calls the Gateway City home. What started out as an American Hall […]
The City Museum in St. Louis is part play area, circus, museum and madhouse. It’s difficult to label this attraction. It may be called a museum, but it’s more of […]
When planning a road trip, one of the first things I do is look at rental cars. I prefer to rent a car for vacations. It’s worth it. Some vacations, […]
Remember sitting around the table and asking someone to pass you some food? Well, the Lamberts in Missouri didn’t just pass the food, they throw it…as in “throwed rolls.” Lambert’s […]
The weather is still up and down here in the heartland. Believe me, I am ready for Spring and the sunshine that it brings. However, for now, that means that […]
Visiting Union Station has long been one of our favorite things to do when in St. Louis. However, I fear we may have made our last stop there. Union Station, […]
Thomas Jefferson. The Louisiana Purchase. The football Cardinals. The baseball Browns. The World Fair. The Olympics. All of these play a role in the history of St. Louis. They can […]
You have a flood retaining wall. You are in a state with a boatload of famous people. What do you? If you’re Cape Girardeau, you have an artist paint a […]
People looking for a fun way to spend an evening or game day will likely love the new Ballpark Village entertainment district opening soon in downtown St. Louis. The restaurant, […]
Checking out the home of the St. Louis Cardinals was one of the highlights of our recent trip. To visit the stadium where Albert Pujols, Chris Carpenter and Matt Holliday […]