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Lindell Blvd. & DeBaliviere Ave. St. Louis, MO 63112

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http://www.mohistory.org  

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Lindell Blvd. & DeBaliviere Ave. St. Louis MO 63112

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  • Sun-Mon, Wed-Sat 10am-5pm, Tue 10am-8pm
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Located in Forest Park, the Missouri History Museum hosts an expansive collection of permanent and rotating exhibits pertaining to the history of Missouri.








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  • 2012 | Best Museum Exhibition (Functional Division)

    Short version: Frankly, it's hard to get much sexier than an exhibit centered on women's underwear. Longer version: Pass through the curtain-swagged exhibition entrance at the Missouri History Museum, and you pass into the normally secretive world of women's undergarments. There's even a rack to indulge in some dress-up games with panniers, hoops, crinolines and stays. A sailor has carved a whalebone busk for his lover. A luminous red corset with black lace hides beneath a dark, bustled... More »

  • 2001 | Best Museum Gift Shop

    Along with the usual touristy St. Louis keychains, postcards and paperweights, you'll find some unusual stuff here. Where else could you find a tile trivet with images of the Arena or Coral Court Motel for $16? There's also Lewis and Clark barbecue sauce, a made-in-Missouri product. Along with dolls, Civil War books and die-cast soldiers, you can buy a mini seven-piece child's ceramic tea set for $13. Thousand-piece jigsaw puzzles, books on how to play marbles and marbles galore, copper... More »

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