Additional Photographs
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Lower north tram queue area
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The Arch from the west, looking east over Luther Ely Smith Square
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The sign at the top of the observation deck.
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The St. Louis Arch as seen from the lawn.
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As seen from Laclede's Landing
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Arch at dawn
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The Old Cathedral as viewed from top of Arch
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South entrance to the arch
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At night as seen from Illinois
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Gateway Arch from below
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Looking west from the observatory
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