Once the United States purchased the land covered in the Louisiana Purchase, pioneer-minded people started moving west. But, of course, in some places others were already living in these areas...
Fort Osage in the first 20 years of the 1800s was both part of the U.S. Indian factory system and, as of 1808, a military fort. We’ll start with factory...
We will be learning so much more about the Lewis & Clark expedition as we continue on our trip, but one of my questions is: What happened to Lewis and...
We learned from our reading about the Lewis & Clark expedition that Kaw Point in Kansas City was a place we shouldn’t miss. It wasn’t a museum to walk through,...
Lewis & Clark’s keelboat was built as a galley (a type of ship perfect for propulsion by oars) in Pittsburgh in 1803 for the Lewis & Clark Expedition, after detailed...
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