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WELCOME! Strolling the beautiful streets and avenues of St. Louis brings about a sense of pride to those of us calling St. Louis home. We are well known for our towering Arch on the bank of the mighty Mississippi River that stands 630 feet tall. We have the #1 ranked zoo in the country per USA Today, as well as many more attributes that are unique only to St. Louis (page 65). We are a proud bunch here in the midwest with drop-dead architecture throughout the many diverse neighborhoods and municipalities in the Greater St. Louis area (page 32). Our city is busting at the seams with talented and knowledgable real estate agents waiting to guide you through the process of purchasing a new home. Take your time to find the home of your dreams. Select a happy place for the kids (page 16), settle into the perfect neighborhood and then let the fun begin! You've probably heard that St. Louis has one of the best, if not the best, fan bases in the nation when it comes to baseball. Many will go so far to call us, THE baseball city. We love our baseball and ice hockey, too! Beyond sports, our city also boasts a delectable array of hometown delicacies like St. Louis-style pizza from Imo’s, gooey butter cake, Gus' Pretzels, beer, pork steaks and more. YUM! Yes, we enjoy life here to the fullest, and we're sure you will to!

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Find the perfect St. Louis community to call home CITY OF ST. LOUIS, MO Benton Park. Designated

as a sustainable neighborhood in 2004, Benton Park was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. Most homes date back to the late 19th century, many with the original moldings, stained glass and fixtures intact. Century-old trees shade streets, and residents tend to maintain meticulous porches, lawns and gardens.

has wide setbacks, curving streets, remarkable vistas and more than 200 homes. A historic district, Compton Heights provides residents with the ambiance of Victorian living.

Dogtown. Just south of Forest Park and the Saint Louis Zoo is a neighborhood affectionately known as “Dogtown.” This lively, tree-lined neighborhood consists of smaller, older homes, apartments and local restaurants and bars; it also boasts a front-row view of the St. Patrick’s Day parade Central West End. The Central West End is route during the city’s popular Irish celebration. right across from Forest Park, caddy-corner to Washington University and five minutes from The Hill. Settled in the late 19th century by downtown. However, most residents find few immigrants from northern Italy and Sicily, this reasons to leave the neighborhood. The business well-established neighborhood embraces its district’s cobblestone streets are dense with heritage. The Hill prides itself on meticulously restaurants, stores and galleries. Not far from maintained homes, locally renowned Italian-American the Central West End’s business district you will restaurants, bakeries, delis and specialty grocers. find gated streets lined with turn-of-the-century mansions and larger historic homes. The area also Holly Hills. Established in the 1920s, Holly Hills is a includes high-rise apartments, condominiums charming neighborhood located in South St. Louis near the intersection of I-55 and Loughborough and luxury apartments. Avenue. Both single-family and multi-family Compton Heights. Located on the near Southside homes, from brick mansions to bungalows, of the City of St. Louis in the shadow of the water anchor the tree-lined streets. The neighborhood tower Reservoir Park, Compton Heights is one of has excellent schools, churches and the third the earliest planned residential developments. largest park in the city of St. Louis, Carondelet Park. Established in 1889, the vibrant neighborhood

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Shaw Neighborhood. Bordering the west side

of this historic neighborhood is the Missouri Botanical Garden, planned and installed by Henry Shaw. Shaw Neighborhood received its historic designation in 1985 and boasts beautiful, grand homes from the turn of the century and spacious multi-family dwellings within walking distance of the Garden and Tower Grove Park. Today, the neighborhood is filled with bistros, coffee houses, florists and art galleries. Beautiful, tree-lined streets and historic homes characterize the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood. Its development began during the 1904 World’s Fair. Within walking distance of Forest Park, Washington University and the Delmar “Loop," the area was designated a Local Historic District in 1978. The large single-family homes and expansive apartment buildings, ranging in style from Classic to Tudor Revival to bungalow-st yle, boast exquisite early 20th-century architectural details in their art glass, millwork and fireplace mantels.

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Lafayette Square. Named after a Revolutionary

War hero, Lafayette Square is all about history, from streets lined with Victorian “painted ladies” to 30-acre Lafayette Park, not only the oldest park in the city, but also the first park west of the Mississippi River. Located southwest of downtown, Lafayette Square has a fine collection of bars and restaurants, including SqWires Restaurant and Market, Bailey’s Chocolate Bar and Square One Brewery. In addition to Victorian mansions, you will find luxury apartments, lofts and condominiums. Downtown St. Louis. Thanks to an urban renewal

project, downtown St. Louis is one of the hottest housing tickets in the city. Lofts and apartments range from small rental units to lavish penthouses. Downtown has access to dry cleaning services, hardware and grocery stores, as well as a large selection of fine and casual dining spots. Within walking distance of the lofts and condominiums are famous sports and entertainment venues, as well as historical landmarks. St. Louis Hills. Constructed between 1930 and 1960, most of the homes in St. Louis Hills are brick, but their architectural styles include gingerbread bungalows, larger ranch houses and an eight-sided Art Deco house. Like many St. Louis City neighborhoods, the community is centered around green space — in this case, 60-acre Francis Park, which hosts a weekly outdoor concert series during the summer months.

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Soulard. One of the oldest communities in the city, Soulard is filled with renovated brick rowhouses and breathtaking Victorian-style homes, bars, pubs, restaurants and businesses — many of which are centuries old. Named after Antoine Soulard, the first developer in the neighborhood, the two-block area of land known as Soulard Farmer’s Market was donated by Julia Soulard in 1838 with the stipulation that it remain a public market. Today, the market still remains open all year. Tower Grove. This area actually includes two

neighborhoods – Tower Grove South and Tower Grove East. They both surround Tower Grove Park and the Missouri Botanical Garden. Homes in this area range from impressive mansions to quirky, turn-of-the-century flats with pocket doors and fireplaces. Both neighborhoods are demographically mixed, housing residents in historic homes to graduate students. Also of note is South Grand Boulevard, an up-and-coming stretch of ethnic restaurants, hip bars and shops.

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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO Ballwin. This municipality is a thriving suburb

because of its proximity to Manchester Road. Ballwin residents enjoy access to a wide array of restaurants and shops. The area’s housing options include high-end, single-family homes developed over the last 30 years, as well as a supply of luxury condominiums and apartments. Brentwood. Known as the “City of Warmth,” Brentwood provides the advantages of a small town atmosphere in addition to close proximity to the city. Brentwood offers a diverse retail shopping area, specialty shops, the annual Brentwood Days Festival and Charity Golf Tournament, and its own Historical Society. Chesterfield. Chesterfield offers quick and easy

access to its many restaurants, top-rated schools, churches, shopping malls, retail districts and fitness facilities. Chesterfield’s varied housing options include established homes, luxury condominiums, townhomes, new construction and single-family homes — some of them mansion-like in stature. Clarkson Valley. Clarkson

Valley comprises more than a dozen subdivisions, including Forest Hills, which boasts a country club that features a championship golf course. In addition, the city’s schools include top-ranked Crestview Middle School and Marquette High School.

Clayton. As the county seat, Clayton is a natural

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companies, as well as upscale restaurants, wine shops, galleries, boutiques and specialty shops. Clayton’s residential areas range from stately brick homes on tree-lined streets to high-rise condominiums. This area also offers upscale, renovated homes, luxury apartments, and new developments built to blend in with older, historic structures. Clayton’s school district is one of the finest in the St. Louis area, and residents have easy access to the MetroLink, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and downtown. Crestwood. Crestwood is a great community

for raising a family and conducting business. Located in the southwestern portion of St. Louis County and just east of I-270 and I-44, the airport and downtown St. Louis are easily accessible in less than 30 minutes. Crestwood offers a large selection of single-family houses, which have consistently proven to maintain and increase their values as they age. Creve Coeur. Creve Coeur is home to many of the

St. Louis area’s largest information technology firms. The surrounding area to Creve Coeur’s business corridor on Olive Boulevard offers restaurants and shops, with nearby parks, a municipal golf course and an ice arena. This city’s upscale residential neighborhoods tend to be tucked away from the busy hum of Olive Boulevard, and home options include luxury mid-rise condominiums, smaller ranch homes and sprawling residences surrounded by wooded lots. Its mid-county location also offers quick access to highways, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and downtown.

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Des Peres. Des Peres is a city that is growing of Frontenac, yet the city has maintained its

quickly. West County Center contains St. Louis’ first Nordstrom store, as well as a variety of fine dining options. The city also has The Lodge Des Peres, a kid-friendly, municipal fitness facility with an indoor-outdoor aquatic center, fitness area, basketball and volleyball courts, meeting rooms and classrooms.

predominantly 1-acre lots. This area is part of two school districts — Ladue and Kirkwood — and has churches, synagogues and businesses. Frontenac continues to be the area’s upscale retail destination with Plaza Frontenac’s benchmark shops, Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.

Ellisville. Ellisville boasts an acre of parkland

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for approximately every 40 residents. Eleven parks weave through a well-balanced mix of beautifully maintained residential neighborhoods and business developments. Easily accessible by I-40/64, I-44 and I-270, Ellisville is just 13 miles from the western city limits of St. Louis and a little more than 30 minutes from the airport. Eureka. Located along I-44 at the southwestern end of St. Louis County and in the award-winning Rockwood School District, Eureka is within easy driving distance to several two-year and four-year colleges and universities, as well as many technical schools. Spacious homes on wooded lots are hallmarks of the city’s residences. Local restaurants and a variety of shopping venues add to Eureka’s charming small-town atmosphere.

Home to more than 1,000 businesses, including Fortune 500 companies and numerous corporate headquarters, the City of Hazelwood is conveniently located near Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and other major transportation routes, which makes it an ideal place to start a business. In addition to its dynamic business community, Hazelwood has a fully accredited public school district, vibrant neighborhoods, a variety of home options and nearby shopping venues, such as St. Louis Mills.

Huntleigh. Situated between Geyer Road and

Lindbergh Boulevard, Huntleigh is a small St. Louis suburban niche — dotted with rolling hills and sprawling homes — made up of approximately 334 residences that are within close proximity to Frontenac and Town & Country.

Kirkwood. Kirkwood was developed in 1853 as a Fenton. Located along the Meramec River, this railroad-commuting suburb, and the train station

"City of Parks" has more than 340 acres of parkland, which offers a wide variety of activities. The Fenton Parks and Recreation Department staff offer programs for children age three through senior citizens, and the RiverChase of Fenton, the city’s recreation facility, offers indoor and outdoor pools, a competition pool, basketball courts, a fitness area, a dance studio and much more.

is still the center of the city’s charming downtown. The pedestrian-friendly business district retains its historic look, with commercial space mostly occupied by smaller businesses and local restaurants. A farmers market, pocket parks and specialty shops add to the city’s small-town atmosphere. If you’re searching for historic homes with character, Kirkwood is a great place to look. Those who prefer newer quarters might check out Station Plaza, which Florissant. Florissant dates back to the fur-trading is modeled after European city living. colonies that established themselves here in 1767, and elegant 18th- and 19th-century homes still HUNTLEIGH grace many of the residential streets. Careful to preserve its historic heritage, this North County suburb prides itself on a progressive attitude and continues to develop new residential and business areas. Home buying options include single-family homes, historic homes and new home developments. Frontenac. This small suburb of St. Louis has not deviated far from its historical French roots. The land of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood was sold and divided into what became several subdivisions

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Ladue. One of the nation's most affluent suburbs, Ladue prides itself on its excellent community services and tranquil, private neighborhoods. Traditional colonial and Tudor-style mansions surrounded by generous lots are the norm, with several new luxury homes added each year. Nearby, there are three exclusive country clubs, several private schools, upscale boutiques and a variety of galleries, antique shops, specialty stores and spas.

Richmond Heights. This St. Louis municipality is melding “progress with tradition,” and in doing so, it offers an array of attractive homes in desirable neighborhoods, public and private schools, and a variety of city services. Located at the intersection of I-64/40 and Hwy 170, Richmond Heights is part of four public school districts, has two private schools and is within close proximity to seven advanced education institutions.

Manchester. The community of Manchester is Rock Hill. Situated west of downtown, Rock Hill

more than 200 years old and is composed of seven parks, the Manchester Aquatic Center, great schools in the notable districts of Parkway and Rockwood, and quality municipal services. It has a small-town atmosphere, yet residents have the advantage of easy access to the entire St. Louis Metropolitan area.

Maplewood. In a matter of just a few years,

Maplewood has transformed itself from an empty, outer-ring suburb to a vibrant neighborhood, attracting young families from all over the region. Maplewood’s section of Manchester Road is a street lined with four-star restaurants and unique boutiques and businesses. Homes tend to be traditional St. Louis-style brick units, though due to Maplewood’s increasing popularity, a great deal of rental housing is being converted to answer the demand for owner-occupied homes.

is a small community within the Webster Groves School District. Its closeness to Manchester Road and Webster Groves allows easy access to several shopping, business and dining districts, as well as its own arts and entertainment, and home and garden businesses. Shrewsbury. What used to be a 278-acre farm owned by General John Murdoch is now a municipality full of homes, condominiums, apartments, shopping areas and a wonderfully renovated City Center. Conveniently located along I-44, downtown is just minutes away, which is convenient for all St. Louis sporting events and entertainment destinations. St. Albans. The St. Albans community boasts 13

neighborhoods along the beautiful Missouri River. As Missouri’s premier golf community, St. Alban’s Maryland Heights. Maryland Heights is the has two championship golf courses, a luxurious seventh largest municipality in St. Louis country club and a variety of low-maintenance County and home to the Hollywood Casino villas and elegant million-dollar estates. Amphitheatre, Westport Plaza, Creve Coeur Park, Sunset Hills. Located on a Mississippi flyway, Harrah’s Casino and Aquaport. With more than Sunset Hills is a relatively young city incorporated 1,600 businesses, Maryland Heights is becoming in 1953. Bordered on the west by the Meramec a regional hospitality and entertainment River, the city has more than 70 acres of parkland. destination, complete with dining and recreational Sunset Hills, known to be a safe, family-friendly opportunities. In the past 26 years, Maryland area, also offers a country club, private prep school Heights has also developed a variety of housing and superior city services. Homes range from brick styles – more than 60 percent of people living in ranch homes to luxury developments. this area own their homes. Olivette. More than 80 acres of beautiful parkland

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grace this small St. Louis County community, just west of University City and downtown. Nestled along Olive Boulevard, its locale offers easy access to surrounding St. Louis attractions. A wide array of youth and adult activities makes Olivette a well-established family community.

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University City. Although not located in the city,

this suburb definitely has an urban vibe. Delmar Boulevard, passing through the heart of "U. City," is rarely devoid of foot traffic for good reason; this stretch, known as "The Loop," offers boutiques, independent book and music stores, coffee shops, ethnic restaurants and gourmet food stores. Grand older homes, multiple-family apartments, condominiums and single-family ranch homes are just a few of the housing options. Town & Country and Country Life Acres. Once primarily woodland and farmland, Town & Country is a prestigious suburban community. It’s the perfect municipality to maintain a suburban lifestyle while enjoying the convenience of a short drive on I-64/40 to the city. This community prides itself on its quiet, restful green residential areas with few commercial developments and excellent educational options. Warson Woods. Established in 1936 and situated

between Ladue and Glendale, Warson Woods is divided into four unique wards — a feature that makes the township so diverse. A wonderful business district, restaurants, parks, notable schools, including Webster Groves and Kirkwood school districts, and local shopping venues make Warson Woods a close-knit community. Webster Groves. Classic homes and oak-lined streets give Webster Groves a timeless feel, and its proximity to Webster University means that professors, students and other forwardthinkers keep the city young and progressive. Many of the area’s historic homes have been well cared for throughout the years and range from single-family dwellings to large extravagant houses. Wildwood. Wildwood offers residents a blend

of country and county living, with easy access to both state parks and the greater metro area. Residential development includes luxury homes and large traditional subdivisions surrounded by plenty of green space. Educational options include the highly rated Rockwood School District and excellent private and parochial schools.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, MO Franklin County comprises quaint, historic towns such as Gerald, Labadie, New Haven, Pacific, St. Albans, St. Clair, Washington, Union and Sullivan, and it is home to many sites along Route 66, state parks,

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wineries and historical districts. Missouri riverfront trails and parks, charming bed and breakfasts, shops, museums and galleries add to this area’s small-town charm, but its easy access to the major metro area offers all the excitement of the city.

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Lake St. Louis. Built on the edge of two man-made

lakes, Lake St. Louis offers plenty of recreational opportunities, making it a popular settling place for both retirees and young families. In addition to water sports, Lake St. Louis offers riding stables, hiking trails, ball fields, an 18-hole championship golf course and Missouri's only Von Maur department store. One of the top 10 "Best Places to Live: Money magazine's 2009 list of America's best small cities," Lake St. Louis boasts homes that accommodate a large spectrum of lifestyles and budgets. Homes range from small, efficient condominiums to luxury homes on the edge of the lake. O'Fallon. Named 26th in Money magazine's 2010 "Best Places to Live: Money's list of America's best small cities," O’Fallon is the fastest-growing suburb of St. Charles. Housing and business developers have been hard at work keeping up with the city’s population boom. Because of the growing local population, large retailers have been eager to invest in the community. Shopping, dining and entertainment options are plentiful and family-friendly. O’Fallon is also home base for the minor league baseball team the River City Rascals. Homes tend to be affordable, single-family units situated in well-maintained neighborhoods. St. Charles. As the former state capitol and

launch point for the Lewis and Clark Expedition, St. Charles is steeped in history and charm. Founded in 1765, the city’s downtown is paved with cobblestones and has retained its traditional look and feel. Main Street offers fine dining, antique shops, boutiques and museums. Despite its reverence for its heritage, the city is forward-thinking, with many prosperous companies headquartered there. As a result, St. Charles’ housing options include older, historic homes, as well as newly constructed developments. ST. CHARLES

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St. Peters. Located west of St. Charles, St. Peters was founded by French traders in the late 1700s. St. Peters has grown from a small farming area of 486 people in 1970 to a large suburban community, home to more than 60,000 people and 2,500 businesses. This growing city has been recognized nationally, such as on Money magazine's "Best Places to Live: Money's list of America's best small cities."

Glen Carbon. Residents of Glen Carbon can enjoy the Glen Carbon Heritage Trails complete with restored prairie areas and access to the nearby communities of Troy, Edwardsville, Maryville and the SIUE campus. The Village of Glen Carbon also offers sports leagues, several parks, a conservation area and more than 10 churches, and it is part of the Edwardsville School District. Godfrey. As one of Illinois’ newest municipalities,

Wentzville. Founded in 1855, Wentzville was

named for Erasmus Livingston Wentz, the chief engineer of St. Louis, Kansas City and the Northern Railway. Contemporary, rustic ranch homes and farm sites are all available at affordable prices, along with newer two-story homes. Conveniently located on I-70 west of St. Louis, Wentzville combines a rural lifestyle with convenient living, as it offers easy access to the commercial, educational and recreational amenities of St. Louis. WingHaven. Located just west of the Missouri

River off of I-64/40, residents of WingHaven enjoy quick access to Chesterfield and a 30-minute drive to downtown, but they have the advantage of enjoying all that WingHaven has to offer: jogging trails, a movie theatre, swimming, golf, spa, library, shops and fine dining.

MADISON COUNTY, IL Alton. Residents and visitors of Alton enjoy

breathtaking scenery along the Mississippi River by traveling down the Great River Road by car, bicycle or on foot. With 15 parks and several attractions — such as the Clark Bridge, Alton Marina and Fast Eddie's Bon Air — Alton is a wonderful place to raise a family, work and enjoy life. Bethalto. Surrounded

by rolling hills and picturesque farms, Bethalto is one of the fastest-growing communities in Madison County. Home to the St. Louis Regional Airport, an extensive public library, a senior citizens center and several parks, this village offers a relaxed lifestyle perfect for families. Its close proximity to downtown allows residents to enjoy the cultural and entertainment opportunities of the nearby city.

Edwardsville. The third oldest city in Illinois,

charming Edwardsville boasts a picturesque Main Street, thriving commercial district, Children’s Museum and golf courses. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) is a vibrant, growing university and an excellent option for higher education.

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the Village of Godfrey is expecting continued residential and commercial growth. Although much of Godfrey has been primarily residential and remains devoted to agriculture, this large community offers a golf course, movie theatre, the Alton Symphony and Youth Symphony, and several schools and churches.

MONROE COUNTY, IL Columbia. Located on the Mississippi River bluffs,

Columbia’s beautiful scenery adds to its small-town charm, but its residents have the advantage of easy accessibility to St. Louis just 12 miles away. Columbia residents also enjoy a wide variety of restaurants, three golf courses and a rich German heritage. Columbia is one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the Greater St. Louis area.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, IL Belleville. Situated near several major highways,

such as I-255 and I-64, Belleville is a convenient and comfortable city for business. It is also a wonderful community in which to raise a family with its commitment to excellent education, elementary to higher education, in addition to attractive, safe neighborhoods. Belleville’s wide array of shops, cultural opportunities — including historical and philharmonic societies — and local shopping add to the charm of this growing city. O’Fallon. Known as one of the fastest-growing communities in the St. Louis Metropolitan area, O’Fallon, Illinois, has a rich history of trade and industry, which has laid the foundation for its continued growth and prosperity. Hardworking residents, including personnel from nearby Scott Air Force Base, make up the diverse community of this charming small town just across the Mississippi River from downtown.

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Whether you’re moving to a spacious suburb or to an apartment in the heart of the city, you’ll always have access to the area’s “regional backyard,” Forest Park. Measuring 1,293 acres, Forest Park is nearly 500 acres larger than New York City’s Central Park and also ranks as the 6th most visited urban park in the United States. Since its establishment in 1876, Forest Park has served as a refuge for both local wildlife and its 13 million annual visitors. Many still consider Forest Park “the soul of St. Louis,” a nickname tied to its role in preserving the metropolitan area’s natural beauty while also containing several major cultural institutions. The founders of Forest Park intended for the area to be open to everyone regardless of economic status, so many of its attractions are free for general admission. In 2017 the Saint Louis Zoo was recently voted the #1 zoo in the nation by USA Today, housing over 17,000 wild animals of roughly 560 species and drawing in three million visitors annually.

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After you visit the new polar bear exhibit, visit some of the park’s other free attractions, such as the Saint Louis Art Museum, which contains work spanning five millennia from six continents, or the Missouri History Museum, which provides an in-depth look at the city’s influence on American culture. These locations provide new exhibitions every year that remain on display for several months before new ones take their places. These exhibitions often require an additional fee, but inclusive memberships to either museum are also available. You don’t need to be a science buff to enjoy the Saint Louis Science Center, which also offers a free general admission to displays designed for all ages. This location’s main attraction is the James S. McDonnell Planetarium, a 24-meter dome used primarily for displaying a 360-degree view of a simulated night sky, but also screens movies periodically. Tickets for the planetarium shows are available for purchase both upon arrival and online. Forest Park remains a point of St. Louis pride with the diligent upkeep of over 45,000 trees, architectural hotspots such as the Jewel Box greenhouse, and America’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theater, the Muny. Want to learn more about your new home? Forest Park is a great place to start. RELOCATING IN SAINT LOUIS 2018

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The Arch is naturally the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of St. Louis architecture; any St. Louisan will agree that it should be the first stop on your architectural tour. However, St. Louis architecture deserves a deeper look. In 1764, the designers of the newly established St. Louis based the style of the city on Montreal, a French settlement in Quebec, Canada. The city’s buildings and homes were styled with French Hamlet roofs, wrap-around porches and a trademark sparkling white. However, the style quickly changed with the growth of river trade. After the devastating fire of 1849, which burned down over 430 buildings, St. Louis passed a code requiring every building to be made of either brick or stone. This building code played a huge role in the budding architecture of the area. Private streets were built for the wealthy to find a sense of separation from the common population and commerce of the city. Vandeventer Place, a private street designed by Julius Pitzman, quickly became St. Louis’s most exclusive address during the late 19th century. The gates of Vandeventer Place still stand proudly in Forest Park by the Jewel box. The Jewel Box is a locally significant piece of architecture itself. An art-deco style greenhouse, this location is a hotspot for weddings and events in Forest Park. With its eye-catching floral displays and glass walls, its no wonder Pitzman decided to build Vandeventer Place so close to it. Julius Pitzman became one of the most renowned architects in the St. Louis area. He went on to design many other private streets such as Compton Heights, Washington Terrace and Parkview in St. Louis, and also served as the head engineer of the Forest Park project. Looking for something a bit newer? Check out the newest building added to the national historic registry at 700 Market Street. Built by the famous architect Phillip Johnson in 1974, the building was vacated in 2004 and remained unused until being recently bought by Spire Energy, formerly the Laclede Group. The structure’s beautiful façade of windows and strong black columns will drawn you in; don’t worry, you won’t be disappointed once inside. These are just a few of the architectural attractions of the area. Our Arch is just the gateway to the architectural marvels preserved for the enjoyment of visitors and locals alike.

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When most people think of St. Louis, science and technology are far from their minds. However, that is changing due to the Cortex Innovation Community. Founded in 2002, Cortex has been the leading innovation hub in the Midwest ranging from topics of technology research, bioscience and commercialization. Though they are not the first science and research company in St. Louis — Science Center, Planetarium, Missouri Botanical Gardens — they sure are making heads turn. The Cortex Innovation Community, settled between historic Central West End and the Forest Park Southwest Residential District, neighbors to IKEA — currently have 200-acres of hubs and technology boroughs with 250 companies already residing in the Community. Providing state-of-the-art biomedical science and top-notch technology research facilities is possible through their sponsors: BJC, Missouri

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Botanical Gardens, SLU, UMSL and Washington University. Though they are a research-generated community, Cortex leases office spaces available to different ranges of businesses. Cortex is the ideal community for a start-up or high-revenue company because of its highly trained workforce and neighboring world-renowned research institutions. The largest companies working in Cortex are currently the Center for Emerging Technologies (CET), BioGenerator and Venture CafĂŠ. CET and BioGenerator work to help advance and sustain companies in their progression. CET focuses on next generational medical technology, while BioGenerator works with a researcher or entrepreneur to find promising technologies to help their company along. Venture CafĂŠ is a non-profit sister organization to Cortex and meet every Thursday for innovators. Lastly, Cortex houses IDEA Labs and MEDLaunch,

which are student-led organizations that help provide innovative solutions to clinical issues. Excitingly in early 2019, a new building will be opening to the public called, the City Foundry. Originally, named the Century Electric Foundry Complex, Cortex extended their reach to the building that has been empty for nearly a decade. The building is once again being put to the test where the first Food Hall in St. Louis will reside along with retail shops and workspaces of the future. Plans are being made as well for better access to Cortex through the Metro Station and to pull in 15,000 permanent related tech jobs. The Cortex Innovation Community has grown significantly and St. Louis right along with it, becoming the roots the city needs for a growing ecosystem.

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Andrews Academy - Creve Coeur. Andrews Academy is a private independent elementary school for boys and girls in Junior Kindergarten through Sixth Grade. Our faculty is dedicated to a personalized learning environment of creativity, curiosity, and challenging academics which inspire children to grow and develop to their potential. Each child is welcomed as a unique individual. Andrews Academy offers experiences that foster initiative for learning, self-confidence, self-discipline, healthy decision making, and relationships. The Key Values of Respect, Responsibility, Honesty, Caring, and Perseverance are part of daily learning experiences. Join us for a tour and interview, AndrewsAcademy.com or 314-878-1883. Andrews Academy - Lake Saint Louis. Andrews Academy Lake Saint Louis is a private independent elementary school for boys and girls in Kindergarten through Sixth Grade. Our faculty is dedicated to a personalized learning environment of creativity, curiosity, and challenging academics which inspire children to grow and develop to their potential. Each child is welcomed as a unique individual. Andrews Academy offers experiences that foster initiative for learning, self-confidence, self-discipline, healthy decision making, and relationships. Our school emphasizes Project Based Learning as a core component of the curriculum. Join us for a tour and interview, AndrewsAcademy.com or 636-561-7709. Archdiocese of St. Louis. Why Catholic Education? Catholic schools in St. Louis are affordable, accessible, and Alive in Christ! Catholic schools offer more than public and charter schools can by integrating all human knowledge with faith in Jesus Christ. Catholic schools are known for high academic standards integrated with Christian values, sacramental preparation, and faith formation. Catholic schools provide a disciplined, nurturing, safe environment where friendships are formed, many of which last a lifetime. Students receive opportunities to become people of integrity with strong values, and

responsible citizens in their communities. 99% of Catholic high school students graduate on time and enter college. Students of diverse faiths, incomes, and abilities are welcome, and scholarships and assistance for students with special learning needs are available. Explore the opportunity to provide a Catholic education for your child in one of the 140 Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of St. Louis—a gift that lasts a lifetime! Visit archstl.org/education! Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience. The Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience is a prestigious college prep high school that provides unmatched preparation for students interested in careers in health care and bioscience—all within a diverse student culture. Collegiate offers a rigorous college prep curriculum including 10 AP courses and opportunity to earn over 30 college credit hours. Collegiate offers students ongoing four-year support toward college application and acceptance at the nation’s most prestige universities, quite unique in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Collegiate students gain a competitive advantage through partnerships and internships with Saint Louis University School of Medicine, Washington University School of Medicine, Goldfarb School of Nursing, Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis Zoo, the Cortex Innovation Community, and the Donald Danforth Plant Center. Students are also mentored by graduate-level students and scientists from these respected institutions. Collegiate is a Saint Louis Public Schools magnet school allowing eligible St. Louis City and County students to apply. Apply today at slpsmagnetschools.org/apply or call 314-696-2290.

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Community School. For more than 100 years, Community School has allowed each child’s strengths to shine through with a 7:1 student teacher ratio that truly engages young students in developmentally appropriate and active learning. The low ratio increases opportunities for personalized attention and differentiated curriculum. Students consistently score among the highest in the nation on achievement tests. Music, art, band, physical education, drama, woodshop, and foreign language complement the academic program, and the curriculum is fully integrated across subject areas. Through community service projects, students grow in social awareness and experience the satisfaction of helping others. Community School also offers after school programs and summer camps. All takes place on a beautiful 16-acre wooded campus with a pond, nature trail, playing fields and playgrounds. Need-based financial aid is available. Community School also offers a half-day program for 3-year-olds to provide more options for parents of young children. For more information, visit communityschool.com or call 314-991-0005. Forsyth School. Forsyth School’s one-of-a-kind campus in a remarkable location provides an unforgettable experience for children age 3 – Grade 6. Forsyth is all about challenge– always with support from great teachers and classmates–and independence. It’s a place where personal best counts–on the field, on the stage, in the classroom, and on the high ropes course in the Forsyth Adventure Center. It’s a place to stretch beyond your comfort zone–memory mapping, Shakespeare plays, Challenge Days. Forsyth teachers value active learning and authentic challenges. Here, children develop critical thinking skills; they learn that if they work hard, they can accomplish difficult and complex challenges. In the summer, Forsyth Summer Discovery offers dozens of 1-week themed camps over 8 weeks for children age 3-12. Forsyth. There’s nothing like it. For more information, visit ForsythOnline.com or call 314-726-4542.

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Fulton School at St. Albans. A small, co-ed, independent, Montessori school for students 18 months old through 12th grade, The Fulton School approaches education differently. We are small by design; there are no ceilings on what students can learn, and no hiding places for them to resist growth. The teaching styles are refreshing, and the students are engaged, accepted, and excited about learning. In the Lower School, each child’s whole personality is celebrated and nurtured. Classrooms allow children to explore hands-on, meaningful works that both reach the children at their current stage yet also encourage them to stretch themselves. The Upper School offers a strong college-prep curriculum. Teaching them to think critically, write and speak effectively, collaborate, exercise initiative, and display good character are our highest priorities. Preparing students for studying and working on their own - in college and then professionally - are the end goals. Mutual respect, freedom balanced with responsibility, and plenty of choices create a unique atmosphere that adolescents love. Come see for yourself at The Fulton School. Explore online at tfssa.org or call (636)4586688 for a tour. Great Circle. Our education complex in Webster Groves is a place where no one feels different. That’s what makes us different. A statewide nonprofit, Great Circle focuses on strengthening children and families by providing services that help address behavioral health and trauma-related issues. Great Circle’s educational options are: 1) Individually tailored academics and therapeutic support for K-12 students with social, emotional, behavioral or communication challenges; 2) specialized K-12 education and therapeutic support for children on the autism spectrum; and 3) Great Circle Academy, an innovative high school for teens after substance use treatment that provides a safe, sober learning environment. Our private, state-of-the-art school programs are fully accredited and staffed by a licensed and credentialed faculty. At Great Circle, we inspire the students who continually inspire us. For more information, visit GreatCircle.org or call 314-301-4617 to schedule a visit.

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Miriam: The learning disability experts. As the region’s oldest and most comprehensive resource for children with complex learning disabilities, Miriam: The Learning Disability Experts, serves more than 1,000 children through its three programs: Miriam School, Miriam Learning Center, and new high school Miriam Academy. • Miriam School – An independent special education school for children K-8th grade. Miriam’s small and nurturing learning environment helps children in the areas of speech, language, math, reading, motor/ sensory and social skills. • Miriam Academy – Opened this fall as the first private high school in St. Louis for teens with learning challenges. • Miriam Learning Center – Provides comprehensive diagnostic, educational, and therapeutic services at your home, in your child’s school or after school at Miriam School or Miriam Academy. No matter where families are in their journey, Miriam identifies needs and finds solutions for your child. Call to schedule your tour today! 314-968-3893, www.miriamstl.org. Providence Classical Christian Academy. At Providence Classical Christian Academy, we know there are many schools to choose from in the Saint Louis area. That’s why we like to make sure that parents know what sets us apart. We are the only Pre K-12 classical Christian school available in St. Louis. Our Christian worldview and time-tested, unique classical curriculum

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integrate deep faith and rigorous academics through every subject. By placing an emphasis on history, great books, classical languages, logic, and rhetoric, as well as science, mathematics, and the arts, all within a Christian context, we're equipping students for a life of wisdom, virtue, and eloquence to the glory of God. To find out more about Providence, visit our website at Providencestl.org or call us at 314-842-6846. Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School. Families choose Mirowitz because they want it all: a hands-on, academically rigorous curriculum, lessons in social responsibility, and meaningful Jewish learning. In the classroom, on the prairie, and in offices of elected officials, Mirowitz students find joy in the pursuit of knowledge and know from experience that they can make a difference. They are immersed in purposeful leadership development, form a connection with their heritage and cement a moral compass that will guide them throughout their lives. Students become proficient in Hebrew, and exceed independent and public school norms on achievement tests. New families to St. Louis find themselves with an instant community that represents the plurality of Jewish practice. Mirowitz offers after school programs and a STEAM Summer Academy. ISACS-accredited. For more information, visit www.mirowitz.org or call 314-576-6177.

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SCHOOLS The School District of Clayton. The School District of Clayton, the area’s “private” public school, has a nationally recognized PK-12, college preparatory academic program. Clayton teachers are committed to their students’ continued success and put the interests and needs of each student at the center of every decision made. Preparation for college is emphasized at every grade level in Clayton schools. Clayton High School offers 21 Advanced Placement courses; students took 595 Advanced Placement exams last year, with 99 percent scoring a 3 or higher. In 2016, 97.8 percent of seniors graduated, and 95 percent of graduates advanced to twoand four-year colleges. The class of 2016 had a composite mean SAT critical reading score of 701, writing score of 703 and math score of 714. The average ACT composite score during the same time period was 26.2. For more information, call 314-854-6000 or visit ClaytonSchools.net.

Visitation Academy. Visitation Academy is an independent Catholic school with a long-standing reputation for academic excellence, teaching students to “Live Jesus” and emulate the Salesian virtues of joy, humility, simplicity, reverence, and respect in everyday life. The Lower School offers a coed, Toddler-Kindergarten Montessori environment and an all-girls program in grades 1-5; the Middle School bridges childhood to young adulthood for girls in grades 6-8; the Upper School provides a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum for young women in grades 9-12. A Visitation education provides students with a foundation for future success, building confidence and an inner strength that will last a lifetime. For more information, call 314-625-9107 or visit VisitationAcademy.org

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The Wilson School. Established in 1913, Wilson has provided excellence in elementary education to St. Louis-area students for more than 180 years. Blending a classic approach with innovative techniques, Wilsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exceptional educators provide an accelerated academic program in a warm and nurturing environment. Located in a quiet neighborhood of Clayton, the school enrolls approximately 190 children age 3 through sixth grade, and there is one classroom per grade level. Wilson is a diverse and tightly knit community, where achievement is commonplace but not taken for granted. With an 8:1 student/teacher ratio, each Wilson student is well known and individuality is celebrated. Students receive an extensive amount of small group and individualized attention that enables each child to excel to his or her fullest potential. Wilson students rank nationally in the 90th to 99th percentile and enjoy excellent secondary school placement. For more information, visit WilsonSchool.com or call 314-725-4999.

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With myriad must-see attractions throughout the city, the options in entertainment and exploration are endless.

Anheuser-Busch Brewery. A St. Louis landmark since its founding in 1852, the Anheuser-Busch Brewery offers daily free tours, which take visitors through the historic Budweiser Clydesdale stables, Beechwood Aging Cellars, historic Brew House and Bevo Packaging Facility. 12th & Lynch streets, 314-577-2626, www.budweisertours.com.

Grant’s Farm. Ranked as the seventh-best family attraction nationwide by the U.S. Family Travel Guide Zagat Survey®, this Busch family estate, which was once owned by Ulysses S. Grant, features animal shows, a petting area and a tram ride through a wildlife preserve. Open mid-April through November. Free admission. Parking $13. Citygarden. A garden oasis in the heart of 10501 Gravois Road, 314-843-1700, www.grantsfarm.com. downtown St. Louis, Citygarden offers expansive, Laumeier Sculpture Park. Expanding the lush landscaping, 24 pieces of sculpture by context of contemporary sculpture beyond the internationally renowned artists, three water traditional confines of a museum, Laumeier features, an innovative audio tour, a glass pavilion Sculpture Park is an internationally recognized café and more. Free to the public. 801 Market Street, open-air museum. Free to the public; however, 314-241-3337, www.citygardenstl.org. admission is charged for some special events. 12580 Rott City Museum. What was once a 600,000-square-foot Road, 314-615-5278, www.laumeiersculpturepark.org. shoe factory is now a playground for the imagination, The Magic House – St. Louis Children’s Museum. with countless unique activities and exhibits made Participate in hundreds of fun, educational and of reclaimed materials from around the city. General interactive exhibits and activities for the whole admission is $12 plus tax for ages 3 and up and $10 family. You and your child can touch an electrically plus tax on Fridays and Saturdays after 5 p.m. 701 N. charged ball, create a three-dimensional impression 15th Street, 314-231-CITY, www.citymuseum.org. of yourself, experience the sensation of racing a The Fox Theatre. Catch a Broadway show at the wheelchair and so much more. Admission is $11 for Fabulous Fox Theatre in Grand Center. The 2018 ages 1 and up. 516 S. Kirkwood Road, 314-822-8900, season features such well-known titles as "The www.magichouse.org. Wizard of Oz," "Chicago," "Hamilton," "Phantom of the Opera" and "The Sound of Music" with shows from other popular performers. For tickets, call 800-293-5949. 527 N. Grand Blvd., 314-534-1678, www.fabulousfox.com.

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Missouri Botanical Garden. Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is one of the nation’s oldest botanical gardens in continuous operation and is a National Historic Landmark. See 79 acres of horticultural displays, including

a 14-acre Japanese strolling garden, the Climatrom® conservatory and more. See website for admission prices. 4344 Shaw Blvd., 314-577-5100, www.missouribotanicalgarden.org.

museum, which offers more than 700 exhibits geared toward children and adults of all ages. Investigate an array of exciting exhibits; or, for an additional fee, watch an informative show in the impressive Omnimax Theater and stargaze Missouri History Museum. Discover St. Louis’ indoors at the James S. McDonnell Planetarium. history, from the city’s founding in 1764 to the General admission is free. 5050 Oakland Ave., present, in the "Seeking St. Louis" continuing 314-289-4400, www.slsc.org. exhibit. General admission is free; however, a fee is charged for some special exhibitions. 5700 Saint Louis Symphony at Powell Hall. The Grammy-winning Saint Louis Symphony Lindell Blvd., 314-746-4599, www.mohistory.org. Orchestra has been inspiring St. Louis since The Moto Museum. See a collection of rare 1976. Concerts vary throughout the year, ranging and vintage motorcycles, many from European from elegant, classical evening performances to manufacturers before 1975, and some even family-friendly afternoon shows. For tickets, call dating back to around 1900. Free to the public, 314-534-1700. 718 N. Grand Blvd., 314-533-2500, but donations are appreciated. 3441 Olive Blvd., www.slso.org. 314-446-1805, www.themotomuseum.com. Saint Louis Zoo. Located in Forest Park, the Saint The Muny in Forest Park. The nation’s oldest and largest outdoor theatre, The Muny in Forest Park is a fan favorite during the summer months in St. Louis. The 2018 Summer Season runs June 11 through August 12 and will feature "Jerame Robinson's Broadway," "The Whiz," "Singin' in the Rain," "Jersey Boys," "Annie," "Gypsy" and "Meet Me in St. Louis" One Theatre Drive, 314-361-1900, www.muny.org. Saint Louis Art Museum. Admire exceptional works of art from nearly every culture and time period throughout history at the Saint Louis Art Museum, one of the nation’s leading comprehensive art museums. General admission is free. Fine Arts Drive, 314-721-0072, www.slam.org. Saint Louis Science Center. Explore the fascinating world of science at this hands-on

Louis Zoo is a family-friendly destination that is home to nearly 19,000 animals from more than 655 species. General admission is free; however, certain attractions charge a fee, such as the Children’s Zoo. One Government Drive, 314-781-0900, www.stlzoo.org. Six Flags St. Louis. A constant favorite among families all over the Midwest, this expansive theme park features a variety of fun rides and thrills, including an attached water park, that kids and parents alike are sure to love. Six Flags St. Louis, which is open April through October, also hosts several concerts by popular musicians each season, as well as annual celebrations, such as “Fright Fest,” which takes place through the entire month of October. 636-938-5300, 4900 Six Flags St. Louis Rd., www.sixflags.com.

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Malls Chesterfield Mall 291 Chesterfield Mall Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-0777 chesterfield-mall.com Mid Rivers Mall 1600 Mid Rivers Mall St. Peters, MO 63367 636-970-2610 shopmidriversmall.com Plaza Frontenac 1701 South Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63131 314-432-0604 plazafrontenac.com South County Center 18 S. County Center Way St. Louis, MO 63129 314-892-8954 shopsouthcountycenter.com

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Saint Louis Galleria 1155 Saint Louis Galleria St. Louis, MO 63117 314-863-5500 saintlouisgalleria.com West County Center 80 West County Center Des Peres, MO 63131 314-288-2020 shopwestcountycenter.com

Outlet Malls St. Louis Outlet Mall (formerly St. Louis Mills) Highway 370, Exit 11 Hazelwood, MO 63042 314-227-5900 stlouisoutletmall.com St. Louis Premium Outlets 18521 Outlet Blvd. Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-399-8163 premiumoutlets.com/outlet/st-louis Taubman Prestige Outlets 17057 N. Outer 40 Rd. Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-536-3014 taubmanprestigeoutlets.com

Outdoor Malls

Chesterfield Commons 100 THF Blvd. Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-429-0900

The Boulevard 1 The Boulevard Richmond Heights, MO 63117 708-923-6312 theboulevard.com The Meadows at Lake St. Louis 20 Meadows Circle Dr., Suite 224 Lake Saint Louis, MO 63367 636-695-2626 themeadowsatlsl.com

Other Shopping Areas Central West End Off of Highway 64/40 and Kingshighway St. Louis, MO 63108 314-305-4012 cwescene.com

The Loop Delmar Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63130 visittheloop.com Downtown Kirkwood Located between Highway 40 and I-44 Kirkwood, MO, 63122 314-822-0084 downtownkirkwood.com The Promenade at Brentwood 1 Brentwood Promenade Ct. Brentwood, MO 63144 877-225-5337

Cherokee Antique Row 1900-2300 Cherokee (between Lemp and Indiana) St. Louis, MO 63118 cherokeeantiquerow.com

Old Webster 4 E Lockwood Webster Groves, MO 63119 314-963-5300 webstergroves.org

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CRAFT BREWERIES Beer aficionados can sip and sample brews at a number of local breweries. Check out the St. Louis Brewer’s Guild for more information (stlbeer.org).

2nd Shift Brewing 1601 Sublette Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-669-9013 2ndshiftbrewing.com

Augusta Brewing Co. 109 Main St. Washington, MO 636-239-5010

4 Hands Brewing Co. 1220 S. 8th St. St. Louis, MO 314-436-1559 4handsbrewery.com

Bastard Brothers Brewing Company 2114 Penta Drive High Ridge, MO 636-671-7844 bastardbrothersbrewery.com

4202 Main St. Brewing Co. 4204 W. Main St. Belleville, IL 618-416-7261 mainstreetbrewingco.com

Cathedral Square Brewery 3914 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 314-803-3605 cathedralsquarebrewery.com

Alpha Brewing Co. 1409 Washington Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-621-2337 alphabrewingcompany.com

Center Ice Brewing Company 3120 Olive St. St. Louis, MO 314-339-5733 centericebrewery.com

Anheuser-Busch 12th and Lynch St. St. Louis, MO 314-577-2626 budweistertours.com

Charleville Brewing Company & Tavern 2101 Chouteau Ave. St. Louis, MO 573-756-4537 Charlevillevineyard.com

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Charleville Vineyard & Microbrewery 16937 Boyd Rd. Ste. Genevieve, MO 573-756-4537 Charlevillevineyard.com Civil Life 3714 Holt Ave. St. Louis, MO Thecivillife.com Crown Valley Brewing & Distilling Co. 13326 State Hwy F Ste Genevieve, MO 573-756-9700 crownvalleybrewery.com Design2Brew 9995 Winghaven Blvd. O’Fallon, MO 636-265-0751 design2brew.com Earthbound Beer 2710 Cherokee St. St. Louis, MO 314-769-9576 earthboundbeer.com

Excel Brewing Company 488 S. Broadway Breese, IL 618-526-7159 excelbottling.com/beer

Jackson Street Brew Co. 106 N Jackson St. Perryville, MO 573-547-6279 jstreetbrewco.com

Narrow Gauge Brewing Co. 1595 U.S. 67 Florissant, MO 314-831-3222 Narrowgaugestl.com

Exit 6 Brewery 5055 State Highway N St. Charles, MO 636-244-4343 exit6brewery.com

Kirkwood Station Brewing Co. 105 E. Jeffreson Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-966-2735 kirkwoodstationbrewing.com

O’Fallon Brewery 45 Progress Pkwy Maryland Heights, MO 636-474-2337 ofallonbrewery.com

Ferguson Brewing Co. 418 S. Florissant Ferguson, MO 314-254-7359 fergusonbrewing.com

Lieferbräu Brewery 118 East Market St. Red Bud, IL 618-559-7950

Old Bakery Beer Co. 400 Broadway Connector Alton, IL 618-463-1470 oldbakerybeer.com

Friendship Brewing Company 100 E. Pitman Ave. Wentzville, MO 636-856-9300 friendshipbrewingcompany.com

Main & Mill Brewing Co. 240 E Main St. Festus, MO 636-543-3031 mainandmill.com

Peel Breweing Co. 104 S. Cherry St. O’Fallon, IL 618-726-2244 brewery.peelpizza.com

Good News Brewing Company 330 Sonderen St. O’Fallon, MO 636-294-6593 goodnewsbrewing.com

Mark Twain Brewing Co. 422 N. Main St. Hannibal, MO 573-406-1300 marktwainbrewery.com

Perennial Artisan Ales 8125 Michigan Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-631-7300 perennialbeer.com

Greer Brewing Company 16050 Manchester Rd. Ellisville, MO Greerbrewingco.com

Missouri Beer Company 22 W. Industrial Dr. O’Fallon, MO 636-294-6672 mobeerco.com

Point Labaddie Brewery 1029 Thiebes Rd. Labadie, MO 636-742-2861 pointlabaddiebrewery.com

Modern Brewery 5231 Manchester Ave. St. Louis, MO Modernbrewery.com

Recess Brewing 307 N. Main St. Edwardsville, IL 618-692-5101 recessbrewing.com

Griesdeieck Bros. 1240 Switzer Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-309-3210 gb-beer.com Heavy Riff Brewing 6413 Clayton Ave. St. Louis, MO Heavyriffbrewing.com Hopskeller Brewing Company 116 E. 3rd St. Waterloo, IL 618-939-2337 hopskellerbrewing.com

Morgan Street Brewery 721 N. 2nd St. St. Louis, MO 314-231-9970 morganstreetbrewery.com

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CRAFT BREWERIES Side Project Brewing 7458 Manchester Ave. Maplewood, MO Sideprojectbrewing.com Six Mile Bridge Beer 11841 Dorsett Rd. Maryland Heights, MO 314-942-2211 sixmilebridgebeer.com Square One Brewery and Distillery 1727 Park Ave., St. Louis, MO 314-231-2537 squareonebrewery.com St. Nicholas Brewing Co. 12 S. Oak St., Du Quoin, IL 618-790-9212 stnicholasbrewco.com Steampunk Brew Works 231 Lamp & Lantern Village Town and Country, MO 636-230-8277 windandbeermaking.com

Stubborn German Brewing Co. 119 S. Main St. Waterloo, IL 618-504-2444 stubborngermanbrewing.com Schlafly Bottleworks 7260 Southwest Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-241-2337 schlafly.com

Tin Mill Brewing Co. 114 Gutenberg St. Hermann, MO 573-486-2275 tinmillbrewery.com Trailhead Brewing Co. 921 S. Riverside Dr. St. Charles, MO 636-946-2739 trailheadbrewing.com

Schlafly Tap Room 2100 Locust St. St. Louis, MO 314-241-2337 schlafly.com

Two Plumbers Brewery + Arcade 2236 First Capitol Dr. St. Charles, MO 636-224-8626 twoplumbers.com

Third Wheel Brewing 4008 N. Service Rd. St. Peters, MO 636-323-9810 thirdwheelbrewing.com

Urban Chestnut – The U.R.B. 4501 Manchester Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-222-0143 urbanchestnut.com Urban Chestnut – Midwtown 3229 Washington Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-222-0143 urbanchestnut.com Urban Chestnut – The Grove 4465 Manchester Ave. St. Louis, MO 314-222-0143 urbanchestnut.com White Rooster 113 W. Jackson St. Sparta, IL 618-449-2077 whiteroosterfarmhousebrewery.com William K. Busch Brewing Co. 80847 Litzsinger Rd. St. Louis, MO 314-932-7911 kraftig.com

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Known as the Gateway to the West, St. Louis is a big city with small-town charm. Whether you settle in the city or the county, your Midwest neighbors will welcome you with open arms. But, if you’re new to the Lou, we have a few quirks that must be explained to newcomers. Fit right in with these fun facts on our local lingo and traditions.

Concrete: An ice cream treat served up at Ted Drewes, a St. Louis institution since 1930. Created in 1959, a concrete is a malt or shake so thick that it is served upside down.

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Gooey Butter Cake:Originated in STL in the 1930s by mistake. A German baker mixed up batter proportions when trying to make coffee cake. The traditional recipe includes cake flour, butter, sugar, eggs and a dusting of powdered sugar. Halloween jokes: Local Halloween tradition calls for trick-or-treaters to tell a joke in order to earn candy. Time to brush up on your knock, knock jokes.

Imo’s: The square beyond compare. Known as the original St. Louis-style pizza. Cracker thin crust. Provel cheese.

Highway 40: Also known as 64/40.

ravioli. Originated on the Hill in St. Louis.

Toasted Ravioli: Breaded, deep-fried

Stretches east to west through St. Louis.

St. Louis Bread Company: Also known as Panera.

“Where’d you go to High School?”: Don’t be surprised if you are asked this question on the regular. St. Louisans love to boast about their alma maters. It’s a way to bond over common acquaintances and stir up old rivalries.

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BEFORE THE MOVE: Become familiar with leash laws, pet ordinances and pet licensing requirements with the state or county you are moving to. • If you are renting, carefully review the lease to ensure that pets are allowed before you move in. • Secure a new vet and have records transferred in advance of your move. Talk to your current veterinarian for referrals or research vets in your new area online. • Get your pet a new identification tag that includes your pet’s name, your name, new address and phone number. • Have a plan for how you are going to properly restrain your pet in your vehicle. • If your move requires an overnight stay to reach your destination, plan ahead for overnight accommodations that are pet friendly.

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MOVING DAY: Keep your pet secure. Place your pet in a designated safe place where he/she won’t accidentally escape as people are coming in and out of the house. • Check on your pet frequently and try to maintain a regular feeding, walking and bathroom schedule.

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YOUR NEW HOME: Prepare your new home. Have all of your pet’s necessities and essentials ready for them on day one so they feel comfortable in their new settings. • Keep them leashed when not in the house or yard until they are familiarized with the new surroundings. • Secure pets during move-in. Just as you did on the day you moved out, keep your pet in a safe and quiet place to ensure they don’t accidentally escape. • Have a recent photo of your pet in the unfortunate event that they do run off during the move.

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DOG PARKS St. Louis is a dog-friendly city. With dog parks dotting the landscape, along with the happy dog owners who frequent them, St. Louis provides a safe and happy community where your four-legged friend can make some friends of its own. The parks have benches for you and open areas for the dogs to run free. Some of them even have doggy playgrounds. The parks vary between fenced or not, private or public and fees or free.

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Chesterfield Dog Park (at Eberwein Park) 1627 Old Baxter Rd., Chesterfield 636-537-4000 Fenced, $30 residents only

Benton Park West Dog Park 3300 Nebraska Ave. and Utah St. St. Louis bpwdogpark@gmail.com Private, $35 1st dog; $15/additional dog

University City Dog Park (near Pool Heman Park) Vernon Ave. and Pennsylvania Ave., University City 314-862-6767 Fenced, see website for fees

Lucas Park Dog Park 400 N 14th and St. Charles, St. Louis Private, $50 annually

Frenchtown Dog Park (Soulard) Emmet St. and S. 10th St., St. Louis membership@frenchtowndogpark.com, 314-328-5711 Private, $60 first dog; $20 each additional dog Maplewood Dog Park (at Kellogg Park) Rannells Ave and Westpoint Dr., Maplewood 314-645-3600 Private, 1st dog, $20; 2nd dog $5 for residents of Maplewood, Brentwood, Shrewsbury or Richmond Heights or $50 non-resident fee Water Tower Dog Park (at Compton Hill Reservoir Park) S Grand Blvd., St. Louis info@watertowerdogpark.com Private, $65, residents $80 non-residents for first dog $20/$25 each additional dog Creve Coeur Dog Park (at Conway Park) 12301 Conway Rd., Creve Coeur 314-872-2570 Fenced, $30, residents; $80, non-residents DuSable Dog Park (at Ed Boles Memorial Park) 2598 N Main St., St. Charles 636-949-3372 Fenced

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Shaw Dog Park Cleveland Ave. and Thurman Ave., St. Louis 314-771-3101 Private, $25, residents; $50, non-residents for 1 dog Additional dog extra fee Southwest City Dog Park (at Willmore Park) Jamieson Ave. and Hampton Ave., St. Louis Private, $47, city residents; $62, non-residents $10/additional dog Central West End Dog Park 4597 Olive, St. Louis cwedogpark@gmail.com Private, $45; $15, each additional dog Happy Hounds Playground 2448 Pond Rd. Wildwood 314-456-8358 $360/year; $420/year 2-3 dogs OIS

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A Walk in the Park G 5210 Chippewa St., St. Louis, 63109 314-875-0087

Country Lane Kennels G B DC 4112 Towers Rd, St Charles, MO 63304 636-447-4488

Bandanas & Bows Grooming G 805 Runny Meade Est., O’Fallon, 63366 636-281-2697

Dogtowne Dog Grooming G 1138 Tamm Ave., St. Louis, 63139 314-645-7008

Baronwood Boarding G B 17220 New Halls Ferry Rd., Florissant, 63034 314-838-2021

Flying Fur Grooming Salon G 3892 Wyoming St., St. Louis, 63116 314-922-1509

Bauserhaus G B DC 2818 Breckenridge Industrial Ct., St. Louis, 63144 314-961-3911

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Happy Tails G B DC 2920 North Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, 63074 314-291-DOGS

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Kennelwood G B DC Visit kennelwood.com for location nearest you.

Shaker’s Dog Wash G 9833 Manchester Rd., St. Louis, 63119 314-961-7200

Lola & Penelope’s G Clayton Location 7742 Forsyth Blvd., Clayton, 63105 314-863-5652 Town & Country Location 13424 Clayton Rd., Town & Country, 63131 314-786-5020 No Leash Needed B DC Visit noleashneeded.com for locations nearest you. Pet Supplies Plus G Warson Woods Location 9995 Manchester Rd., Warson Woods, 63122 314-822-5173 Ballwin Location 15311 Manchester Rd., Ballwin, MO 63011 636-686-7181 Petco G Visit petco.com for location nearest you. Petropolis G B DC 16830 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, 63005 636-452-0013 Pets & Company G B DC 17701 Edison Avenue, #104, Chesterfield, 63005 636-530-7387 Pets in the City G 1919 South Grand Blvd., St. Louis, 63104 314-772-7387 G B DC Petsmart Visit petsmart.com for location nearest you.

Pleasant Valley Kennels B 2612 Old Dougherty Ferry Rd., Kirkwood, 63122 314-822-1000 Puppingham Palace G B DC 16540 Manchester Rd., Wildwood, 63040 636-273-1115

G B DC Silver Maple Farm 2014 N Ballas Rd., Des Peres, 63131 314-471-0617

St. Louis Muttropolitan G 5280 Fyler Ave., St. Louis, 63139 314-647-7911

G Treats Unleashed Visit treats-unleashed.com for locations nearest you. B DC Watering Bowl South County Location 7409 S. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, 63125 314-892-8779 Brentwood Location 2615 S. Hanley Rd., St. Louis, 63144 314-647-3647 Dog Grove Location 5215 Manchester Ave., St. Louis, 63110 314-328-2505

Williamsburg Pet Hotel & Suites G 13998 Manchester Rd., Ballwin, 63011 636-227-5764

Y Bark Alone Doggy Daycare & Grooming 10390 Watson Rd., St. Louis, 63127 G B DC 314-821-8500

FARMERS MARKET St. Louis Homes + Lifestyles

TOP MARKETS

St. Louis Homes + Lifestyles has compiled a list of our top markets to visit. Tear out this handy resource and pull it out before your next trip to the market. You will find information on locations, hours and contact.

KIRKWOOD FARMERS MARKET

314-822-0084Â www.downtownkirkwood.com 150 East Argonne Dr. Open: April 15 through Sept. 30 (Serves as a pumpkin patch in fall and Christmas market in winter) Hours: Mondays-Fridays, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturdays, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sundays, vary depending on vendor

SCHLAFLY FARMERS MARKET

314-241-2337 www.schlaflyfarmersmarket.com 7260 Southwest Ave., Schlafly Bottleworks Open: April through October Hours: Wednesdays, 4-7 p.m.

TOWER GROVE FARMERS MARKET

314-772-3899 www.tgmarket.org 4256 Magnolia Ave. in Tower Grove Park Open: Mid-April through Nov. Hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

ALTON FARMERS & ARTISANS MARKET

618-463-1016 www.altonmainstreet.org/farmers-market Corner of Landmarks Blvd. and Henry St. Open: May through October Hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m.-noon, Wednesdays, 4-7 p.m.

LAKE SAINT LOUIS FARMERS & ARTISTS MARKET

SOULARD FARMERS MARKET

314-622-4180 www.soulardmarket.com 730 Carroll St. (At Seventh St.) Open: Year round Hours: Wednesdays- Thursdays, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fridays, 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturdays, 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

MIDWEST FARMERS MARKET

314-913-6632 www2.midwestfarmersmarkets.org 6655 Delmar Blvd., U City Open: April through Nov. Hours: Saturdays, 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

314-495-2531 www.lakestlouisfarmersandartistsmarket.com The Meadows Shopping Center, Highway 40 and Lake Saint Louis Blvd. Open: April 1 - Nov. 4 Hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m.-noon

WASHINGTON FARMERS MARKET

636-239-2715 www.washmomarket.com 317 West Main St., Washington, MO Open: April through October Hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

LAND OF GOSHEN COMMUNITY MARKET

(Edwardsville) 618-307-6045 www.goshenmarket.org Next to the Courthouse on St. Louis Street and N. Main Open: May through Oct. Hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m.-noon **Dates and times are subject to change

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Top-Notch Hospitals of St. Louis By Katie Piloski

Whether you have a serious illness, injury, sick child or mental inabilities, you are going to want the best hospital to get you or your child back on their feet. St. Louis has some of the most highly ranked hospitals, not only in Missouri but nationally because they are teaching hospitals. Teaching Hospitals are some of the best hospitals because of the education they offer to training and current health professionals. The #1 ranked hospital in St. Louis and Missouri is Barnes-Jewish Hospital, located off Kingshighway Blvd. on the east side of Forest Park. They currently rank #12 on the National Hospital Honor Roll. Known as "Barnes" by locals, is ranked highly in all 12 adult specialties and nine procedures and conditions. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll want to go to Barnes if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been in a severe accident, cut horribly, or even equally as faring: Urological, Cancer or severe Orthopedic problems. The second ranked hospital in St. Louis and third in Missouri is Missouri Baptist Medical Center (MO Bap), and is ranked in high performance in nine procedures and conditions. If you have a heart attack, MO Bap is the best place to be for their top-notch Aortic Valve Surgery, Heart Bypass Surgery and their excellent Heart Failure recovery. Mercy Hospital is also a great hospital to attend for heart attacks, but

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Opposite page: St. Louis Children's Hospital. Photography courtesy of St. Louis Children's Hospital. Middle: Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Photography courtesy of Barnes-Jewish. Right: Missouri Baptist Medical Center. Photography by Douglas Garfield (top) and Chris Malacarne (bottom).

their specialty is their Maternity Ward. Mercy ranks third in St. Louis and fifth in Missouri for their high performance in heart failure. They have the best birthing center in Missouri — offering tours, classes covering from new parent to infant care and mom support groups. If you are planning on having your baby in a hospital, Mercy is the way to go. The #1 ranked children’s hospital in St. Louis is St. Louis Children’s Hospital — Washington University. Children’s is the best for pediatric surgery’s, cancers and orthopedics of any kind, with 10 national ranking specialties. The second ranked children’s hospital is SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital — SLU. Cardinal Glennon has the best pediatric cardiology and heart surgery procedures in the state. Their staff is practiced in the art of the heart helping in any nervousness from the children or parents. Both Children’s hospitals offer great hospitality, friendly atmosphere and greatly educated professionals. These terrific hard-working doctors and nurses will work with you to get you the best healthcare possible no matter what hospital you attend. Because they are all teaching hospitals these great facilities create the best environment and education possible to help you and your family. RELOCATING IN SAINT LOUIS 2018

HEALTHFUL... NUMBERS YOU NEED ST. LOUIS AREA HOSPITALS BJC – Barnes-Jewish HealthCare Alton Memorial Hospital One Memorial Dr., Alton, IL 62002 618-463-7311 www.altonmemorialhospital.com Barnes-Jewish Hospital One Barnes-Jewish Hospital Plaza St. Louis, MO 63110 314-747-3000 • www.barnesjewish.org Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital 10 Hospital Drive, St. Peters, MO 63376 636-916-9000 • www.bjsph.org Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital 12634 Olive Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63141 314-996-8000 www.barnesjewishwestcounty.org Christian Hospital 11133 Dunn Road, St. Louis, MO 63136 314-653-5000 • www.christianhospital.org

SSM DePaul Health Center 12303 DePaul Drive, Bridgeton, MO 63044 314-344-6000 • www.ssmhealth.com/depaul SSM St. Clare Hospital - Fenton 1015 Bowles Ave., Fenton, MO 63026 636-496-2000 • www.ssmhealth.com/stclare SSM St. Joseph HealthCenter – St. Charles 300 First Capitol Dr., St. Charles, MO 63301 636-947-5000 • www.ssmhealth.com/stjoseph SSM St. Joseph HealthCenter – Wentzville 500 Medical Drive, Wentzville, MO 63385 636-327-1000 • www.ssmhealth.com/sjwz SSM St. Joseph Hospital West 100 Medical Plaza, Lake Saint Louis, MO 63367 636-625-5200 • www.ssmhealth.com/hospitalwest SSM St. Mary’s HealthCenter 6420 Clayton Road Richmond Heights, MO 63117 314-768-8000 • www.ssmhealth.com/stmarys

Missouri Baptist Medical Center 3015 N. Ballas Road, St. Louis, MO 63131 314-996-5000 • www.missouribaptist.org

St. Anthony’s Medical Center 10010 Kennerly Road, St. Louis, MO 63128 314-525-1000 www.stanthonysmedcenter.com

Northwest Healthcare Center 1225 Graham Road, Florissant, MO 63031 314-953-6000

Mercy Hospital St. Louis 615 S. New Ballas Rd., St. Louis, MO 63141 314-251-6000 • www.mercy.net

www.christianhospital.org/northwest-healthcare

Progress West HealthCare Center 2 Progress Point Pkwy., O’Fallon, MO 63368 636-344-1000 www.progresswest.org SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital 3635 Vista Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110 314-577-8000 • www.ssmhealth.com/sluhospital Shriner’s Hospital 4400 Clayton Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110 314-432-3600 www.shrinershospitalforchildren.org SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center 1465 S. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63104 314-577-5600 • www.cardinalglennon.com

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St. Louis Children’s Hospital One Children’s Place, St. Louis, MO 63110 314-454-6000 • www.stlouischildrens.org St. Luke’s Hospital 232 S. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-434-1500 • www.stlukes-stl.com Des Peres Hospital 2345 Dougherty Ferry Road St. Louis, MO 63122 314-966-9100 www.despereshospital.com Washington University Physicians 866-TOP-DOCS Visit www.wuphysicians.wustl.edu for all Washington University Physician office locations.

NUMBERS YOU NEED Important state and regional information for St. Louis area residents ILLINOIS

MISSOURI

Primary contact info Illinois State Offices illinois.gov Madison County www.co.madison.il.us Monroe County monroecountyil.org St. Clair County co.st-clair.il.us

Primary contact info Missouri State Offices mo.gov Franklin County franklinmo.org St. Charles County sccmo.org St. Louis City stlouis-mo.gov St. Louis County stlouisco.com

Voter Registration Illinois State Offices (217) 782-4141 elections.il.gov License/Vehicle REGISTRATION Office of the Secretary of State Driver Services Department (800) 252-8980 Vehicle Service Department (800) 252-8980 cyberdriveillinois.com Public Schools Illinois State Board of Education (217) 782-4321 isbe.net Utilities AmerenIP (800) 755-5000 ameren.com/illinois Illinois American Water (800) 422-2782 amwater.com/ilaw

Voter Registration Missouri State Offices (573) 751-4936 sos.mo.gov/elections License/Vehicle REGISTRATION Missouri Department of Revenue (573) 526-3669 dor.mo.gov/motorv Public Schools Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education (573) 751-4212 dese.mo.gov Utilities Ameren Missouri (800) 552-7583 ameren.com/missouri Spire 800-887-4173 spireenergy.com Metropolitan Sewer District (314) 768-6260 stlmsd.com Missouri American Water (866) 430-0820 amwater.com/moaw

ST. LOUIS BI-STATE AREA COMMUNICATIONS Charter Communications Spectrum (888) 833-780-1880 charter.com AT&T (800) 331-0500 att.com

ST. LOUIS BI-STATE AREA PRINT MEDIA St. Louis Post-Dispatch (314) 340-8888 stltoday.com

St. Louis Homes + Lifestyles (636) 230-9700 stlouishomesmag.com

ST. LOUIS BI-STATE AREA TRANSPORTATION Amtrak (800) USA-RAIL amtrak.com Lambert-St. Louis International Airport (314) 890-1333 flystl.com MegaBus (877) GO2-MEGA us.megabus.com MetroLink (Rail) & MetroBus (314) 982-1400 metrostlouis.org Spirit of St. Louis Airport (636) 532-2222 spiritairport.com

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WALKING/BIKE PATHS Looking for a place to get active in the fresh air? St. Louis has you covered. Biking, walking and running are fun and easy ways to get exercise and your daily dose of fresh air. The metropolitan area has a plethora of parks and trails featuring beautiful riverfront views, bluffs, woodlands, wetlands and more. Whether you prefer urban, suburban, natural or a combination of all three, there’s a trail for you here. Arnold City Park Trail 2101 Bradley Beach Road • 2 miles, biking, walking, fishing • Views of the Meramec River Big Sugar Creek Trail Cuivre River State Park, Troy, MO • 3.25 miles, walking, camping • Clear water springs, bluff views Creve Coeur Lake Trail 2143 Creve Coeur Mill Road • 5.50 miles, biking, walking • Creve Coeur Lake and surrounding woods Forest Park trail system Forest Park, 5595 Grand Dr. • 6 mile perimeter, countless combinations of inner trails • Biking, running, walking • St. Louis Art Museum, History Museum, Zoo, Kennedy Forest, Turtle Park, Jewel Box, Muny Grant’s Trail 4398 Hoffmeister Avenue in Lemay to Leffingwell Avenue in Kirkwood • 8 miles, biking, running, walking • Wetlands, Grant’s Farm and White Haven Hamilton-Carr Greenway Woods Road in Rockwoods Reservation • 1.5 miles, biking, walking • Rockwoods Reservation, caves, rock formations Hawk Ridge Trail Edgar M. Queeny Park, accessible from Mason Road and Weidman • Road entrances • 4.1 miles, biking, walking • Meadows, ponds, woodlands

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Hickory Ridge Trail Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center 11715 Cragwold Road • 1.7 miles, walking • Forests, wild life

River Des Peres Greenway Trail Between Gravois and Morganford along the River Des Peres • 9.6 miles, biking, walking • Carondelet Park, two pedestrian bridges

Hickory Trail 125 Bald Eagle Ridge Road • 0.5 miles, walking • World Bird Sanctuary

Riverwoods Trail End of St. Charles Rock Road, west of the Earth City levee • 1.7 miles, biking, walking, running • Missouri River, historic St. Charles

Katy Trail State Park Machens to Clinton • 240 miles, biking, running, walking • There are six trailheads in St. Charles County. The St. Charles to Augusta leg of the trail is popular. Laumeier Sculpture Park 12580 Rott Road • 1.4 miles, walking • Outdoor sculptures Meramec Greenway Trail Lower Meramec Park, Fenton • Meramec Greenway, Unger Park, Greentree and Simpson parks, Castlewood State Park, Castlewood and Sherman Beach parks, Castle wood and Glencoe, and Route 66 State Park • 13 miles, biking, walking, fishing Monarch Chesterfield Levee Trail 17925 N Outer 40 Road • 10 miles, biking • Missouri River Old Chain of Rocks Bridge Trail Riverview Drive South just off Interstate 270 • 1 mile, biking, walking, bird watching, wheelchair accessible • Old Chain of Rocks Bridge, Mississippi River, bald eagles

St. Louis Riverfront Trail Intersection of Lewis and Biddle streets • 12.2 miles, biking, walking, running • Mississippi River, Gateway Arch, downtown • St. Louis, Old Chain of Rocks Bridge

St. Vincent Greenway Trail St. Vincent Park, Marlin Drive to St. Charles Rock Rd. • 5.5 miles, biking, walking • UMSL campus, St. Vincent Park woodlands Sunset Greenway Trail Sunset Park Drive • 3.9 miles, biking, walking • Old Town Florissant, Missouri River, Coldwater Creek Truman Park - St. Stanislaus Trail 7029 Howdershell Road, north end of Truman Park • 0.60 miles, biking, walking, fishing • Truman Park's lake, Aubuchon Creek Lewis and Clark Trail Highway 94, 3 miles south of Highway 40 • 8.2 miles, walking • Missouri River, bluff views

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