ST. LOUIS — The most popular and long-standing myths of St. Louis stem from the 1904 World's Fair. The event was rife with new experiences for everyone who attended, including unfamiliar ...

Children play in woods in Forest Park circa 1901, when work began to clear some of the park's trees for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, or St. Louis World's Fair.

LOUIS – After nearly two decades, the Missouri History Museum is closing the iconic 1904 World’s Fair exhibit. The fabulous fair attracted people from around the world to St. Louis to see ...

LOUIS — It's no surprise that St. Louis hosted the 1904 Worlds Fair, but with this new exhibit at the Missouri History Museum a Forest Park you will be sure to learn something new about the good ...

ST. LOUIS — The first Summer Olympics held in the U.S. looked unlike anything that had happened previously in Europe. Or that would happen again anywhere else. The Games originally were awarded ...

The fact that the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair had people of color on display from around the world, “that didn’t sit right with them and they talked about that at length,” Nance said.

Mike Truax, president of the 1904 World’s Fair Society and co-author of “St. Louis: 1904 World’s Fair,” said it wouldn’t be fair to note mostly controversial aspects of the fair without ...

Complete Information About The Nutcracker & The World's Fair in St. Louis at Edison Theatre. Experience everyone’s favorite holiday classic, reimagined to take place right here, at the St. Louis ...

We St. Louisans always call it the World’s Fair, as though there were no other. But not many of us really grasp just how big the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904 actually was.. Not just in size, ...

Children play in woods in Forest Park circa 1901, when work began to clear some of the park's trees for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, or St. Louis World's Fair.