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an enlarged map to
 the CHI National Reunion Picnic

 

     How to Get There
  •  I-270 to Manchester Road (west) take nearly 2 ½ miles to 
      Weidman Road take a right (north) up to the Queeny Park main
      entrance.

   •  Follow the entrance road all the way around and park near the Arena

   

                                               From the Marriot-West or I-40/64

  • Take Mason Road south for 2 miles to Manchester Road turn right, head west a little more
    than 1/2 mile to Weidman Road turn right to travel north to the Queeny Park main entrance

  • Follow the entrance road all the way around and park near the Arena
 

What to Bring 

   Out-of-towners
   • Swim Suits ($3/person at Queeny Park Pool)
   • Suntan lotion (although there is ample shade from huge trees)
   • Baseball gloves

     St. Louis Families: all the above plus-
   • Extra lawn chairs for out-of-towners
   • Extra blankets for out-of-towners
   • Extra Baseball gloves/balls/bats

   - CHI and Queeny Park will supply volleyballs, kick-balls, hula hoops, horse- shoes,
     sprinklers and two Cokes or water-bottles for everyone attending
 

St. Louis Attractions

             The Cardinals have a three game series with the Chicago Cubs!!!!! Check out the schedule and order tickets on line.
             St. Louis Cardinal's Baseball

             Grant’s farm is a wonderful free family fun location. (You would pay $35-a-head in Florida) http://www.grantsfarm.com/

             The Butterfly House and Carousel are close to the picnic location. http://www.butterflyhouse.org/
             World ways interactive international museum is near the picnic location http://www.worldways.org

             Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center is just across the Mississippi in Illinois Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

             Cahokia Mounds : Fascinating State Museum on the site of an ancient Mississippian Indian city with huge ceremonial  
             (sacrifice) mounds.

             If you like trains (the big ones), you will love this large collection of R&R history Transportation Museum

             Those who know, say the Missouri Botanical Garden is one of the best. http://www.mobot.org/welcome.html