William Clark

I am part of the Corps of Discovery and we are exploring the unknown territory of the Lousiana Purchase. (This is for a school project)

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

September 23, 1806
We set out, decending from the Mississippi and down the river towards St. Louis, arriving at around 12:00. We were welcomed by all the village and received a party. #HomeAtLast

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

July 27, 1806
I marked and collected data on the coordinates from the Bighorn, marking with red paint on trees. #NotGettingLost

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

October 16, 1805
There were some rapid Rivers we passed, but nothing major. We stopped above the River Kimooenim. #KimooenimRiver

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

August 17, 1805
As we continued forward, I saw several Indians on horsback coming towards me. I called the Intertrepeter to comunicate with. She made signs to me that they the people were from her own nation. #FamilyReunion

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

June 13-July 4, 1804
We headed up the Snow River, as we call it, into the mountains. Some ill and little food. #WorkingTogetherToGetThroughHardTimes

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

June 2, 1805
There was little rain in the morning before we set out. Once we reached shore 6 elk, a bear, 2 mule deer, and 2 buffalow were killed. #HuntingSkillsUpGraded

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

May 14, 1805
Earlier today, the water filled up and articles floated out of the canoe, this causted us papers, Instruments, books, medicine, a great proportion of our merchandize. #LossOfEquipment

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

May 11, 1805
In my absence, the team had killed a fat yellow bear. On the way back to the party, I killed a fat Beaver. The wind was blowing very hard from S. W. #FatYellowBear

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

November 4, 1804
Today a french man name Chabonah who spoke Algonquian-speaking Native American cam to visit us. #ChabonahGuest

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

August 20, 1804
Floyd passed away today, before his death he Said to me, "I am going away" #RIPfloyd

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

August 3, 1804
Sacagawea just had her first baby today! Welcome Jean Babtiste!!! #Welcome

[William Clark @William_Clark13]

May 14, 1804
The location of the mouth of River Dubois is oppostie to the mouth of the Missouri River. The Longitude and Latitude was recorded in the journals. #LocationSaved