Weldon Spring Disposal Site
Entombed in this strange, white stone hill are the deadly remains of radioactive weapons production.

πŸ“œ Former site of explosive and uranium processing during WWII and Cold War. πŸ” Now a monument with an interpretive center, open to the public. # Why Go 🏞️ Panoramic views from the 75-foot disposal cell summit, offering impressive views of St. Charles County. πŸ“š Learn about the site's history and cleanup at the modest museum and interpretive center. 🚢 Explore surrounding gardens, prairie, and biking trails. # Why Avoid ☒️ Site of former radioactive waste and toxic byproducts. ⚠️ History as an abandoned hellscape of toxic pits. # Tips πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ Stairs to the disposal cell summit are open during daylight hours. ℹ️ Check the Interpretive Center for educational programs and tours. # Cost πŸ’° Free admission to the site and interpretive center. # Hours πŸ•’ Open daily during daylight hours.

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