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The Journals of Lewis & Clark: May 13, 1805
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark May 12, 1805May 14, 1805May 13, 1805 Monday May 13th 1805. The wind continued to blow so violently this morning that we did not think it…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: April 16, 1806
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark April 15, 1806April 17, 1806April 16, 1806 Wednesday April 16th 1806. About 8 A.M. Capt. Clark passed the river with the two interpreters, the…U.S. Societies & Associations (E)
Earthwatch (1971): 3 Clock Tower Place, Ste. 100, Box 75, Maynard, Mass. 01754. 75,000. Phone: (978) 461-0081. www.earthwatch.org. Eastern Star, Order of, General Grand Chapter (1876): 1618 New…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, May 23, 1805
Day 671 Day 673 Lewis, May 23, 1805 Thursday May 23rd 1805. Set out early this morning, the frost was severe last night, the ice appeared along the edge of the water, water also freized…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, June 3, 1805
Day 696 Day 698 Clark, June 3, 1805 June 3rd Monday 1805 we formed a Camp on the point in the junction of the two rivers, and dispatched a Canoe & three men up each river to examine…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, June 18, 1805
Day 725 Day 727 Lewis, June 18, 1805 Tuesday June 18th 1805. This morning I employed all hands in drawing the perogue on shore in a thick bunch of willow bushes some little distance below…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, June 26, 1805
Day 740 Day 742 Lewis, June 26, 1805 Wednesday June 26th 1805. The Musquetoes are extreemly troublesome to us. This morning early I dispatched J. Fields and Drewyer in one of the canoes up…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, June 27, 1805
Day 742 Day 744 Lewis, June 27, 1805 Thursday June 27th 1805. The party returned early this morning for the remaining canoe and baggage; Whitehouse was not quite well this morning I…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: August 26, 1804
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark August 25, 1804August 27, 1804August 26, 1804 26th August Sunday 1804 arrived at the boat at 9 oClock A.M. Set out at 10 oClock after Jurking the…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: September 5, 1804
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark September 4, 1804September 6, 1804September 5, 1804 5th September 1804 Wednesday, Set out early the wind blew hard from the South as it has for…Trending
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