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The first floor of the Lewis & Clark National Headquarters had the smallest look at the Lewis & Clark expedition, but its exhibits and its movie more than made up […]
Travel With Us — At Your Pace
We’re a couple in our 70’s who love to travel and find new and interesting places. Come with us and experience places you may have visited, places you never knew existed, and places you’d love to go to, At Your Pace.
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We drove north to Bismark, ND, for the 4th of July and the Corps of Discovery’s winter of 1804-1805 at Fort Mandan. A number of posts will show you what the fort looked like and we’ll learn about their time here, as well as learn about the Mandan Natives who helped them survive and then plan for the rest of the Corps’ trip.
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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Debra Stewart
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I did not realize his (JD) home was intact after Katrina.
I learn a lot from you.
Thank you.
Stay warm.
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Rob
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Does that map mean you have never been to Nebraska or Idaho?!? Praying for safe travels…
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