Gateway Harley-Davidson

In 1948, Gateway Harley-Davidson was originally named "Broadway Harley-Davidson" and was founded by an AMA Hall of Fame Racer and WWII D-Day Veteran, Earl Widman. The dealership spent many years on South Broadway in St. Louis City until 2002 when new ownership would move it off-Broadway to its current location changing its name to Gateway to the West Harley-Davidson, a nickname the dealership had since the time the Gateway Arch was built in the 1960s.