Explore one of America's oldest cities on foot with this second book in Falcon's new walking series, written by Judith C. Galas and Cindy West. This one-of-a-kind guide offers firsthand descriptions of 25 walks, with maps and graphic trip planning information. Including walks ranging from easy 30-minute strolls to half-day excursions, the book also gives accurate information for local attractions and restaurants.    Buy this book now!

Photography was an essential tool for scientists in many fields at the turn of the century. The 1904 world's fair offered anthropologists an unprecedented chance to see and record the world's "primitive peoples". In addition to offering a grand exposition of America's economic and artistic resources, the fair's organizers brought some 2,000 native people to St. Louis to take part in the most extensive anthropological exhibits ever assembled for a world's fair.    Buy this book now!

The Gateway Arch (Building America):
Eero Saarinen's final design was chosen from 172 entries submitted by noted architects and designers around the country. Today, as this dramatic stainless steel arch shines from up to 30 miles away, it reminds all who see it of an important era in American history, when the country doubled its size and offered vast new opportunities to its people. Grades 3-7; 48 pages; 40-45 photos   Buy this book now!

City Smart Guidebook : St. Louis       Buy this book now!
This "City Smart" guide book focuses on Saint Louis. The author of this book, Jody S. Feldman, includes: maps, day trips, nightlife, sights, restaurants and lodging. If you have plans to visit Saint Louis, you should consider this book as a tour guide and companion. You can begin your travel before you leave, and make you wish you had more time to stay in St. Louis. Paperback - 224 pages (June 1998)