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Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
Be A Junior Ranger
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Junior Rangers at Jefferson National Expansion can earn their badge at either the Museum of Westward Expansion beneath the Gateway Arch or at the Historic Old Courthouse.
By completing the activities in either Junior Ranger booklet, children ages 5-17 years-old learn about the people, places and events related to St. Louis history and America's westward expansion during the 1800s.
Junior Ranger booklets are available at the information desk at either the Gateway Arch or the Historic Old Courthouse. After completing the activities in the booklet, children will receive a Junior Ranger badge and Certificate of Achievement. Special Junior Ranger patches can be purchased at the gift shop at either site.
For more information about the Junior Ranger Program at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, please contact Peter Hovey at 314.655.1637.
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Did You Know?
The Lewis and Clark expedition sent back animals to President Jefferson from Ft. Mandan. Four magpies, a prairie dog, and a sharptailed grouse were sent back with Corporal Warfington. Unfortunately, only the prairie dog and one magpie survived the arduous journey. Learn more about the journey here.
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Last Updated: May 21, 2008 at 11:47 EST |