Photo by Emma Marion. As the sun lowered a bit more during Sarah and Neal’s session, we moved closer to the Arch. One of the greatest things about the park involves its amazing view of the city.

When the Gateway Arch was making its way skyward, the team of Robert F. Arteaga and his two sons were there, taking thousands of pictures at every step of construction. Robert F. died in 1982.

The Arch and Purina are teaming up for a photo contest looking for the monument's first B.A.R.K. Ranger. They are asking people to submit a photo of their pup and what makes the dog iconic.

ST. LOUIS – This year, the St. Louis National Gateway Arch celebrates its 55th birthday. Construction of the symbol of our city was completed on this day back in 1965.

“With 91 acres and 5 miles of walking trails, Gateway Arch National Park is the perfect place to spend time with your dog,” said Ryan McClure, Executive Director, Gateway Arch Park Foundation.

Aerial photo of Gateway Arch Park. (Nic Lehoux) The Museum at the Gateway Arch uses its sunken, circular form to carve out wide views of the St. Louis skyline without impacting sightlines towards ...

On Tuesday, July 3 the city celebrated the reopening of the renovated Gateway Arch Park. The official ribbon cutting photo did not include a single person of color. “The revamped ...