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America's greatest story of adventure, the Corps of Discovery, was led by Lewis and Clark
America's greatest story of adventure, the Corps of Discovery, was led by Lewis and Clark
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The U.S. stretched far beyond the Louisiana Territory when their last member member died.
The Corps of Discovery disbands with each member going their separate way.
President Jefferson insisted the expedition write down everything they experienced.
They fished for salmon, harvested the rich bulbs of camas plants, and hunted buffalo.
Chief Cameahwait agrees to sell the Corps of Discovery all the horses they needed.
Lewis approaches the Continental Divide which no American citizen had ever been before.
Lewis shoots a Grizzly bear after passing the mouth of the Yellowstone river.
His only request, was that the women and children of his village see the keelboat.