Did Charles Lindbergh ever fly through the St. Louis arch?

No. It didn't exist while he was still alive. EDIT: Well, as was pointed out by Steven Angel, Lindbergh *was* alive when the Arch was built. In his 60's and not living anywhere near St. Louis, but still alive. read more

The St.Louis Arch didn’t open until 1965. Lindbergh was in his 60s by this time. The Lindberghs moved to Europe and avoided the public spotlight after the murder of their son in the 1930s. read more

According to the St. Louis Post Dispatch Gateway Arch timeline, a twin engine plane flew through the arch on June 21, 1966, about 3 months after its completion. The pilot was not caught. Other small planes flew through later that year. read more

Well, as was pointed out by Steven Angel, Lindbergh *was* alive when the Arch was built. In his 60’s and not living anywhere near St. Louis, but still alive. Despite the FAA having added a few rules banning flying below 1000ft in any urban area, more than a few folks HAVE flown small aircraft under the arch. read more