St. Louis Website of the Month

Each month a different St. Louis website is recognized and acknowledged on the front page of STLCity.com. Please feel free to contact us with suggestions regarding any St. Louis sites that you feel deserve recognition during the upcoming months and we will take their website's content and design under consideration. Thank you!

December 2005
website: http://www.slsc.org/

The St. Louis Science Center in Forest Park is one of the top 3 science centers in the United States. The Science Center has many hands on exhibits for children and adults, including life-size, animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops dinosaurs.

November 2005
website: http://www.forestparkforever.org/

For more than 125 years, Forest Park has been St. Louis' crown-jewel and premier destination. Forest Park Forever is the public-private partnership behind the restored Forest Park, created to ensure Forest Park's place as a St. Louis landmark for decades to come.

October 2005
website: http://www.stlcardinals.com/

The St. Louis Cardinals Official Website offers the latest news, photos, stats, schedule information, and other information about the Cardinals. Every player to wear a Cardinals uniform is listed here, including all time greats like Stan Musial, Lou Brock, Bob Gibson and Ozzie Smith.

September 2005
website: http://www.clarkstreetgrill.com/

Located in the lobby of The Westin St. Louis is a fantastic restaurant with a unique warehouse theme, celebrating the history of this landmark building. You can relax and enjoy a beverage in the stylish Clark Street Bar or gather as a group in our private dining room.

August 2005
website: http://www.thenewi64.org/

Officially speaking, The New I-64 is a project to reconstruct 12 miles of urban interstate highway, interchanges and bridges from west of Spoede Road to Sarah Street (east of Boyle Avenue) on I-64, and from south of Brentwood Boulevard to Eager Road on I-170.

July 2005
website: http://www.citymuseum.org/

Experience a magical world forged of recycled, recovered and reshaped treasures. In addition to housing some of the most captivating interactive art, City Museum unleashes the fascinated, childlike spirit stored within every explorer who passes through its doors.

June 2005
website: http://www.bikestlouis.com/

St. Louis officially opened about 20 miles of its new on-street routes in early April. It's an effort to make streets more bicycle-friendly. The project includes painted lanes and signs that mark how many miles cyclists are from parks, historic sites and other neighborhoods.

May 2005
website: http://www.downtownstlouis.org/

The Downtown St. Louis Partnership is a not-for-profit organization representing its members in pursuit of a healthy and vital downtown area. The DTSLP is dedicated to marketing St. Louis's downtown community as a place to live, work, play, shop and visit.

April 2005
website: http://www.thebottledistrict.com/

The secret is out of the bottle. St. Louis will soon be home to a one-of-a-kind entertainment destination. It's called The Bottle District. Located just north of the Edward Jones Dome, The Bottle District is set to open in the Spring 2007.

March 2005
website: http://www.kenkonchelphoto.com/

Ken Konchel is drawn to the expressive power of buildings. Although buildings frequently form dramatic skylines, he is more attracted to individual structures, their forms and their features, and the way they relate to each other.

February 2005
website: http://www.stlzoo.org/

The St. Louis Zoo is most definitely one of the best zoos in the country. Hundreds of animals from all around the world call the St. Louis Zoo home. One thing that is unique about the St. Louis Zoo is that admission is free, keeping the Zoo accessible to millions of visitors.

January 2005
website: http://www.pyramidarchitects.com

The firm of Pyramid Architects was founded in 1998 as a division of Pyramid construction, and quickly grew into its own company. Pyramid Architects focuses on loft development, urban infill and residential renovations.