Missouri History Museum

A standout amongst the most went to history historical centers in the country, the Missouri History Museum takes a gander at the historical backdrop of the St. Louis locale from the Mississippian individuals up to the present day. The Museum's notable building was the principal national landmark to Thomas Jefferson, and opened to the general population in 1913 on the site of the passageway to the 1904 World's Fair.

Guests can find the city's baseball history from the Browns to the Cardinals, see "The Spirit of St. Louis" — sister plane to Lindbergh's, investigate life on the Mississippi River, wonder about the greatness of the 1904 World's Fair, find out about the Civil Rights development, and substantially more. The Museum's History Clubhouse display is about 6,000 square feet of hands on and immersive history encounters for youngsters.