by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark July 17, 1804July 19, 1804July 18, 1804 July 18th Wednesday a fair morning the river falling fast, Set out at Sunrise under a gentle Breeze from…
Day 1364 Day 1366 Lewis, May 2, 1806 Friday May 2cd 1806. This morning we dispatched two hunters a head. we had much difficulty in collecting our horses. at 8 A.M. we obtained them all…
Day 1460 Day 1462 Clark, June 18, 1806 Wednesday June 18th 1806 This morning we had considerable dificuelty in collecting our horses they haveing Strageled of to a considerable distance in…
Day 1234 Day 1236 Lewis, March 1, 1806 Saturday March 1st 1806. This morning Sergt. Gass and a party set out in quest of the Elk which had been killed by the hunters the day before…
Day 853 Day 855 Lewis, August 18, 1805 Sunday August 18th 1805. This morning while Capt Clark was busily engaged in preparing for his rout, I exposed some articles to barter with the…
Chapter 2 Chapter 4 From the Lower to the Upper River The party finally set sail up the Missouri River on Monday, May 21, 1804, but made only a few miles, owing to head winds.…
by NoahBrooks Beginning a Long JourneyNovel Experiences among the IndiansFrom the Lower to the Upper River The party finally set sail up the Missouri River on Monday, May…
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark June 8, 1804June 10, 1804June 9, 1804 9th of June Satterday Set out early, water verry Swift got fast on a log, detained us 1/4 hour Hard rain…
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark May 18, 1805May 20, 1805May 19, 1805 Sunday May 19th 1805. The last night was disagreeably could; we were unable to set out untill 8 oclock A.M…
Day 1423 Day 1425 Clark, May 31, 1806 Saturday May 31st 1806 Goodrich and Willard visited the indian Village this morning and returned in the evening Willard brought with him the dressed…
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