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If you use a car in the U.S., you probably rely on lead from right here in Missouri to start your engine. The Missouri Lead Belt produces 70% of the United State's lead, and 84% of Missouri's lead is used in car batteries!

If you use a car in the U.S., you probably rely on lead from right here in Missouri to start your engine. The Missouri Lead Belt produces 70% of the United State's lead, and 84% of Missouri's lead is used in car batteries!

We are able to see just a bit of Missouri on the Texas Eagle route, but don't be fooled into thinking you've seen the state. Missouri's varied geography creates a surprising mixture of wildlife habitats, along with plenty of different outdoor recreation opportunities.

We are able to see just a bit of Missouri on the Texas Eagle route, but don't be fooled into thinking you've seen the state. Missouri's varied geography creates a surprising mixture of wildlife habitats, along with plenty of different outdoor recreation opportunities.

As visitors pass through the iron gates at the entrance of the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, most are left awestruck and speechless from the beauty, solemnity and sacredness of the ground that has been hallowed by so many brave Americans.

As visitors pass through the iron gates at the entrance of the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, most are left awestruck and speechless from the beauty, solemnity and sacredness of the ground that has been hallowed by so many brave Americans.

Ahoy, matey! Do you know the great-grandfather of modern warships? If you said the Civil War ironclad, you're correct! Many ironclad warships of the Union's navy were constructed at Carondelet shipyard in St. Louis.

Ahoy, matey! Do you know the great-grandfather of modern warships? If you said the Civil War ironclad, you're correct! Many ironclad warships of the Union's navy were constructed at Carondelet shipyard in St. Louis.

To explore St. Louis, you might choose to use one, two, three, four or all of your five senses; seeing, hearing, touching, smelling and tasting. St. Louis is a fascinating place to be discovered using all of the senses. Step off the train and into the station and see what St. Louis is all about.

To explore St. Louis, you might choose to use one, two, three, four or all of your five senses; seeing, hearing, touching, smelling and tasting. St. Louis is a fascinating place to be discovered using all of the senses. Step off the train and into the station and see what St. Louis is all about.