The last one I got in Forest Park. I almost came here a month before while getting numerous cakes in Forest Park. I was at the Jewel Box when it suddenly rained hard and that put my cake-hunting on hold. But I managed to come back to snag this one.
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The candle and top |
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Right side of the cake |
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Back side of the cake |
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Left side of the cake |
- Named for the aviation pioneer and McDonnell Douglas co-founder.
- It is part of the St. Louis Science Center, connecting it with the bridge that is seen on I-64.
- Located on the site of an old mounted police station
- Building was opened on April 1, 1963
- One of the main features of the planetarium is the Orthwein StarBay. It shows a view of what the night sky 'technically' looks like showing thousands of stars which actually exist, but without the interference of city lights, pollution and weather.
- On the first Friday of each month, the planetarium shows a free public telescope viewing at nighttime.
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The entrance and the cake |
Official website
Located near Clayton Road and Faulkner Drive in Forest Park
Cake artist: Sarah Cross
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