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Saint Louis, Missouri in St. Louis County
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Also known as:
Gateway to the West
Mound City
The Lou
35 active listings near Saint Louis
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$950,000    5601 St Louis Ave
$119,000    4309 Rosewood Ave
$90,000    6036 Margaretta Ave
$85,000   * 5552 Emerson Ave
$85,000    4987 Plover Ave
$80,000    5433 Beacon Ave
$75,000   * 5939 Ferris Ave
$70,000    5817 Saloma Ave
$70,000    4262 Dardenne Dr
$69,900    4046 Darby St
$69,000    5555 Palm St
$61,500    5926 Ferris Ave
$60,000    5441 Gilmore Ave
$54,900   * 5915 McArthur Ave
$49,900   * 6114 Margaret Ave
$49,000    4715 Thrush Ave
$49,000    4934 Plover Ave
$45,600    5709-11 Saint Louis Ave
$40,000    5521 Genevieve Ave
$37,000   * 5568 Palm St
$36,000    5448 Theodore Ave
$34,900    5052 Plover Ave
$29,900   * 5644 Terry Ave
$25,000    5343 Labadie Ave
$24,900    5438 Beacon Ave
$20,000   * 4741 Beacon Ave
$16,500    5077 Emerson Ave
$16,000   * 6113 Grimshaw Ave
$14,500    5245 Alcott Ave
$12,500   * 6044 Saint Paul Pl
$10,000   * 5037 Plover Ave
$10,000    5565 Greer Ave
$9,900   * 5051 Thrush Ave
$8,000    5811 Theodore Ave
$2,500   * 5465 Gilmore Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Saint Louis, MO?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting historical events that occurred in and near St. Louis, Missouri:

1. The Lewis and Clark Expedition began in St. Louis in 1804. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark led a team of explorers to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory.

2. The Dred Scott case, a landmark Supreme Court decision in 1857 that upheld the legality of slavery, originated in St. Louis. Dred Scott was a slave who sued for his freedom but was denied on the basis that he was not a citizen.

3. The Gateway Arch, St. Louis' iconic symbol, was completed in 1965. It stands at 630 feet and is the tallest arch in the world.

4. St. Louis hosted the 1904 World's Fair, which attracted visitors from around the world and featured numerous technological and cultural innovations.

5. St. Louis was a major hub for the fur trade in the 19th century, with traders and trappers setting off from the city to explore the western territories.