Name/Title
Lewis and Clark in MissouriEntry/Object ID
L2007.31.15Description
Lewis and Clark in Missouri, written by Ann Rogers to emphasize the Lewis and Clark Expedition time and experiences in Missouri as they planned and prepared for their trip up the Missouri River. Actually, "Missouri was the setting for five months of preparation by Meriwether Lewis. The journey began with the ten-week westbound crossing of Missouri and ended more than two years later with the triumphant arrival of the explorers at the St. Louis riverfront. Missouri was, moreover, the place that many members of the corps of Discovery, including the two captains, chose to make their home." This book, including pictures, starts in St. Charles, Missouri, follows river experiences up the Missouri River past Boonville, Arrow Rock, and Lewis & Clark State Park south of St. Joseph, before going on up the River through Montana to Fort Clatsop, Oregon, near the Pacific coast, and back to St. Louis, Missouri.
95/Softbound/Maps/Photographs.Lexicon
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BookNomenclature Sub-Class
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Trail, Photo Book, Lewis, Meriwether, Clark, William, Lewis & Clark Expedition, Corps of Discovery, Lewis & Clark State ParkBook Details
Author
Rogers, AnnPlace Published
City
St. LouisState/Province
MissouriDate Published
1981Call No.
LewisClark ROISBN
0-941088-00-6Notes
Copy No.: 1Condition
Overall Condition
ExcellentRelationships
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Person or Organization
Lewis, MeriwetherPerson or Organization
Clark, William