Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center

6 reviews

+1 (636) 300-2600

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7295 S Highway 94

Saint Charles, MO 63304

+1 (636) 300-2600

http://www.energy.gov

The Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center in St. Charles, MO, offers visitors a unique opportunity to learn about the history and environmental impact of the former Weldon Spring Ordnance Works site.

Through exhibits and educational programs, the center aims to provide insight into the site's role in the past and its ongoing efforts towards environmental remediation and preservation.

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4.56 reviews

John W.

12/29/2015

My mutant powers haven't manifested yet, but I'm still hopeful. This place was a find via roadside america, and I'm glad we stopped. Just a minor detour off the road, but such a neat and...

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Bill S.

7/9/2023

During WW2 Weldon Spring produced TNT and made U238 for the war effort. After the Cold War, this plant was shut down. Due to the hazardous waste left behind - this was a billion dollar cleanup...

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Tom E.

10/27/2023

New and Improved. The building and parking lot at least. Some of the exhibits looked familiar. I don't doubt that there is some new material, but I don't think all of it is. If all you've heard...

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Michael S.

4/13/2020

Visiting a nuclear waste dump might be the last thing you want to do. However, this is a surprisingly interesting and definitely unique exhibit. The site has two components--a museum and a 45...

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Nicole W.

12/29/2015

Such a find via roadside america! Honestly who wouldn't want to stand on a giant pile of nuclear waste? Seriously it is nuclear waste but it is covered and contained in a giant structure of...

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