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The Gateway Arch, St. Louis

Saturday, 9th April 2005 by

A very popular submission has been the The Gateway Arch or rather it’s massive shadow, ‘raydancer’ notes that is it the tallest national monument is the United States at 630 feet and is just as wide. If you look West a bit you’ll find the first of our new category, Stadiums (we’ve got loads to post!). It’s apparently the Busch Stadium (St. Louis Cardinals), although one submitter noted that it…

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Ripley’s Believe It or Not celebrates peculiar events and curious items through a variety of media (television, film, books, games)…

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Location: Pierce City, Missouri. Date: Unknown. A young man cycles along the same street as the Google Street View car.…

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