Ownership of Saint Louis was actually transferred back to France in 1800 before it was required by the U.S. in 1803 as part of the Louisiana Purchase. Today St. Louis is a bustling region with many great sights, including, of course, the iconic Gateway Arch. A nightime overview of St. Louis is captured beautifully in this Saint Louis - Missouri -Twilight Panorama. As part of your college wall decorations, this panorama is sure to be a standout decoration for your dorm room. Since those dorm walls are so barren upon first moving in, you'll need some great college wall decorations to liven things up.
Dorm room panoramas can bring a sense of dorm decor and inspiration that few other wall decorations can match! Maybe it's your dream to experience this beautiful view first hand or maybe you're from St. Louis. Either way, panoramas can even have a powerful effect on your college decor. More than just dorm room posters, panoramas offer some splendid views right from your dorm room. They're cool dorm items, so add one to your dorm stuff now.
*Use Glue Dots to hang the unframed panorama.
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This panoramic photograph of Saint Louis was taken by James Blakeway and features the downtown skyline as seen from the east side of the Mississippi River in Illinois. Most prominent in the skyline is the Gateway Arch at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The 630-foot Gateway Arch is Saint Louis' tallest structure and symbolizes Saint Louis' role as the "Gateway to the West." Visitors can ride to the top of the Arch to enjoy spectacular views of Saint Louis from an observation deck that has windows for viewing to the east and west. Saint Louis is one of the oldest settlements west of the Mississippi River and was founded in 1764.
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