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"The Untold Legacy of Anheuser-Busch & St. Louis: Innovations, History, & Controversy"
"The Untold Legacy of Anheuser-Busch & St. Louis: Innovations, History, & Controversy"
"The Untold Legacy of Anheuser-Busch & St. Louis: Innovations, History, & Controversy"
Discover Anheuser-Busch's legacy, explore St. Louis virtually, catch up on sports news, and uncover hidden histories! 🍺🏛️🏈 #StLouisExcitement
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Jan 17, 2025
Trivia Question❓What famous American landmark in St. Louis, Missouri was originally built for the 1904 World's Fair and at the time was the world's tallest man-made structure? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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Anheuser-Busch, founded in St.Louis in 1852, has a rich history as a leading American brewery. The company's commitment to community involvement and environmental sustainability has shaped its corporate identity. Despite changing ownership in recent years, Anheuser-Busch's legacy as a pioneer in brewing and a symbol of American craftsmanship continues to endure. Read More... |
Quote Of The Day |
"Today's St. Louis quote of the day: 'The history of St. Louis is a tapestry woven with threads of resilience, community, and heritage. Let us unravel the stories of the past to illuminate the path forward towards a more connected and enlightened future.'" |
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The World's Largest Amoco Sign is a notable landmark located at the intersection of Skinker Boulevard, Clayton Road, and Oakland Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. This colossal sign has been a fixture in the area since 1932, originally featuring the "Standard" logo. Over the decades, it underwent several transformations, adopting the Amoco branding in the 1970s. The current sign measures approximately 40 feet in height and 60 feet in width, making it a prominent feature visible from a considerable distance. Despite corporate changes, including Amoco's merger with BP in the late 1990s, the sign retained its original branding. This continuity was largely due to the community's attachment to the sign and its historical significance. In 2017, BP reinstated the Amoco brand, and the gas station beneath the sign was rebranded accordingly, aligning the station's identity with the iconic sign abov The World's Largest Amoco Sign stands as a testament to St. Louis's rich history in the petroleum industry and serves as a nostalgic symbol for both residents and visitors |
DEAL of the WEEK!!! |
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Joke Of The Day |
Why did the arch in St. Louis break up with the art museum? Because it couldn't handle the painting hanging around all the time! |
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Immerse yourself in the rich history of St. Louis with a virtual avatar deeply passionate about uncovering untold stories. Explore the city's architectural legacy and grassroots activism through interactive tours, storytelling sessions, and collaborative projects. Discover recommended resources to delve deeper into St. Louis's diverse narratives and engage with upcoming virtual events and digital exhibits showcasing hidden gems and lesser-known histories. Join a journey of discovery and rediscovery through time and space as we unveil the soul of St. Louis's past, inviting you to be a part of this fascinating exploration into the city's cultural heritage and evolution. Read More... |
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Explore St. Louis's rich sports history and current events through articles, videos, and updates on local teams and athletes. Dive into the city's athletic legacy today. Read More... |
Interesting Facts |
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Explore inspiring stories of change-makers in St. Louis through an immersive digital exhibit showcasing lesser-known narratives and hidden gems that have shaped the city's identity. Read More... |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: The Gateway Arch |