Soldiers Memorial

San Luis, Estados Unidos

4.4

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+1 314-622-4550
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1315 Chestnut St, San Luis, MO, 63103
Downtown
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
250 mMarket at Tucker Eastbound MetroBus
290 mSouthbound MetroBus
540 mMETROLINK Civic Center
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Horario local (San Luis) 6:34 viernes, 29 de noviembre de 2024

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5 opiniones sobre Soldiers Memorial

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Tu valoración: 5
Saint Louis, MO
I came by here during a downtown walking tour offered by the Landmarks Association. I have seen this building many times but only from the outside.
The inside is well worth exploring. There are all sorts of artifacts from the wars with a local connection. They have all sorts of guns and uniforms on display.
I didn’t get a chance to spend much time here as I was on a tour and had other places to visit. The museum is divided in 2 halves. Admission is free. There may be a place for donations. The City currently operates the museum but that will soon change with the Missouri History Museum taking over operations.
I want to come back and spend more time at the museum exploring all the displays.
Tu valoración: 4
Imperial, MO
This place is one of those places where you can feel the history in every inch of the walls and floors. I have been here many, many times to just see what is in the memorial and also for the festivals and fairs that take place on it’s grounds.
Tu valoración: 4
St Louis, MO
I never knew this place existed until I was walking over to Washington Avenue from The Peabody Opera House. I’d seen the building, but always thought it was either a court house or part of the library. To my surprise it is a very well kept museum for our soldiers. I was amazed how well maintained the building and displays were kept. How have I lived in STL for 33 years and never visited our Soldiers Memorial.
Saint Louis has many well kept secrets and this is one of them. Don’t let this hidden jewel remain a secret, visit it soon and tell those history buffs you know that this is a must see on your next visit downtown.
Tu valoración: 4
Houston, TX
While driving around town, I stumbled upon this place. It’s beautiful from outside and quite big. Lots of art deco styles with statues. It seems overlooked by tourists.
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
This building doesn’t look like much from a distance, but once you get up in there it’s an Art Deco lover’s paradise (late Art Deco era). The museum inside is straight out of a 1940s/​50s time warp. Because no one knows about this place or ever goes there, it is basically pristine and unchanged from its early days.