Charles Lindbergh at a St. Louis parade and raising the pennant for the St. Louis Cardinals at Sportsman's Park, 1927

Pan of the Harry F. Knight House in St. Louis / WS the structure seen through gates as a man uses a rake to tidy the dirt driveway / A long line of cars drive past / Airships flying high above / VS a crowd standing at a building decorated with bunting; Charles Lindbergh rides in a car decorated with white paper and a model of "The Spirit of St Louis"; mayor Victor J. Miller sits at his left; motorcycle police escort the procession / Several shots of the parade route and marching soldiers and sailors carrying American flags / The street is littered with papers and ticker tape // A marching band at Sportsman's Park baseball field; Lindbergh, in a fedora, walks past with local dignitaries, including Miller at his right; players of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team walk by; Lindbergh and another raise the pennant for the world champion Cardinals, winners of the 1926 World Series / He accepts small gifts from Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis and shakes hand of player-manager Bob O'Farrell as umpire Charlie Moran looks on / Right profile of Lindbergh and he chats with woman who might be his mother, Evangeline Lindbergh