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City Museum is a museum in a former International Shoe Company factory and warehouse in the Washington Avenue Loft District of St. Louis, opened in 1997 by artist Bob Cassilly and Gail Cassilly. Its caves, tunnels, slides and climbing structures are built from salvaged architectural and industrial objects, and the roof has a small Ferris wheel and a school bus.
The Saint Louis Science Center is a science museum at the south-east corner of Forest Park, which began as the McDonnell Planetarium in 1963. A skybridge over Interstate 64 links the planetarium to the main building, which has more than 700 hands-on exhibits on the earth and life sciences, physics and technology, a dinosaur hall and a five-storey OMNIMAX dome theatre.
The Missouri History Museum is the history museum of the Missouri Historical Society, founded in 1866, at the northern edge of Forest Park in St. Louis. It occupies the Jefferson Memorial Building, completed in 1913 with profits from the 1904 World's Fair, and its exhibitions cover the history of St. Louis and Missouri, including the fair and Charles Lindbergh.
The Saint Louis Art Museum stands on Art Hill in Forest Park, in the Palace of Fine Arts that Cass Gilbert designed for the 1904 World's Fair; an East Building by David Chipperfield was added in 2013. Its collection runs from ancient and Asian art and European painting to American and contemporary art, with changing exhibitions.
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