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| Atop the City |
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 The long- awaited, much discussed, occasionally
trespassed
City Museum
roof helped visitors reach new heights
for the first time on June 6, 2009. The
now-open rooftop features Big Eli, a
restored, revived, and revolving four-story Ferris wheel, a wide-and steep rope ramp slide, a stepping stone-festooned Splash Pond, a massive rope swing, and up-close and personal views with the famed City Museum Schoolbus and Praying Mantis, among other things. Rouge roosters have been known to strut past surprised visitors
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| World's Largest Pencil |
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City Museum: Home of the World's Largest Pencil. This mother-of-all writing utensil stretches 76 feet long and weighs 21,500 lbs. It writes--and erases. It's a No. 2, so it's accepted for standardized testing. The Pencil now rests inside Skateless Park (3rd floor) and is available for everyone to enjoy.
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| store 4 |
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Located on--where else?--the fourth floor of City Museum, Store 4 has a thing (or four) for everyone. From limited edition City Museum tees to late night snacks, there's bound to be something that you can't live without. And if you're looking for a gift for a special someone, check out the too-cute baby supplies, funky, unique gifts, and original artwork for your home. If you don't want to lug your purchases around the museum, don't worry--there's a secure coat and bag check just 4 you!
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| Lofts @ City Museum |
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 Planned with the same off-kilter logistics as CITY MUSEUM—and in keeping with CITY MUSEUM founder Bob Cassilly's vision of "a whole city in microcosm"—the Lofts at City Museum invite potential residents to reside in St. Louis' most hyperactive, interactive space. These units combine the whimsy of City Museum along with the luxury and convenience of an urban environment to create the most memorable, enjoyable living space in St. Louis. More
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