IN-DEPTH DESCRIPTION: The sky in the top of the image is dusky orange with grey clouds. A still river is at the bottom of the photo. An ornate white building with a green top, sitting below the Arch, is lit from beneath.
The angle of the photo makes them appear close to the arch. Several sky-scraper office buildings, varying in size, are seen in the background. SYNOPSIS: Evening photograph of the Gateway Arch, a towering 630-foot tall stainless steel monument shaped like an upside down “U”, towering over the St. The upper right portion of the logo contains the words National Park Service in white letters. At the bottom of the arrowhead is a white bison facing left on a background of green. Behind and to the right of the tree is a snow-capped mountain. It contains a green fir tree on the left side.
Also included is the National Park Services brown arrowhead logo. In a smaller font there is this text: Gateway Arch National Park, Missouri, National Park Service, U.S. Printed on the bar are the identifying elements of the brochure. A black bar runs vertically on the far left of this brochures side. The text tells of the significance, design, construction, and history of the Gateway Arch, as well as a brief overview of the six exhibit galleries in the Museum. All but one of the photographs are in color. The front of the brochure contains text and seven photographs. To find out more about what resources might be available or to contact the park directly, visit the Accessibility & More Information sections at the end of this audio-described brochure. Tactile displays and maps of the region can be found throughout the facility. For those seeking to learn more about the park during their visit, electronic audio-descriptive guides can be found at the Information Desk inside the entrance.
Then walk down to the west bank of the mighty Mississippi River, just a few miles from where the Lewis and Clark journey began. Exit the visitor center and feel one of the stainless steel triangles at the Arch's base. Step into a circular capsule for a one-of-a-kind tram ride to the top of the majestic Gateway Arch. Go back in history with a ranger tour in our state-of-the-art museum. Learn about some of the historic cases that took place at the Old Courthouse, including the first two Dred Scott trials. We invite you to explore the park's historic Old Courthouse, modern visitor center, and, of course, our soaring stainless-steel Arch in a impeccably manicured, tranquil park setting, right in the middle of downtown. Each year, hundreds of thousands of visitors come to enjoy the unique experiences that only can be had at Gateway Arch National Park. This park, established in 1935 as Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, had its name changed to Gateway Arch National Park in 2018. The 91 acre park is situated in downtown Saint Louis, Missouri at the edge of the Mississippi River. Gateway Arch National Park is part of the National Park Service, within the Department of the Interior. Another highlight is a large illustrated map of Gateway Arch National Park. Sections 19 through 25 cover the back of the brochure, which consists of images and text on programming, historical, architectural elements and amenities in the park, such as the tour to the Top of the Gateway Arch or a Riverboat cruise down the Mississippi River. Louis' role in Westward Expansion, the making of a monument, and the people of the west. Sections 1 through 18 cover the front of the brochure and include information regarding St. This audio version lasts about 53 minutes, which we have divided into 25 sections as a way to improve the listening experience. The brochure explores the history of the park, some of its highlights, and information for planning your visit. Through text and audio descriptions of photos, illustrations, and maps, this version interprets the two-sided color brochure that Gateway Arch visitors receive. Welcome to the audio-described version of Gateway Arch National Parks official print brochure. OVERVIEW: About this Audio-Described Brochure This version is compatable with most screen reader software. Below is a text only version of the main Gateway Arch National Park Brochure.
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