William Clark
Virginian officer who co-led the expedition, mapped its route and later served as Indian agent in St. Louis.
Person1 Aug 1770 – 1 Sep 1838
- Identifiers
- Wikidata Q355348
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Appears in25 items
- The Lewis and Clark Expedition25 items
- Up the Missouri · co-leader14 May 1804
- Leaving Camp Dubois · leader14 May 1804
- Sergeant Floyd dies · captain20 Aug 1804
- Standoff with the Lakota at the Bad River · captain25 Sep 1804
- York among the Arikara · owner10 Oct 1804
- Jean Baptiste Charbonneau is born · named him Pomp11 Feb 1805
- Flash flood in the ravine · survivor29 Jun 1805
- Sacagawea meets her brother · captain17 Aug 1805
- Camp Fortunate to Travelers’ Rest · scout24 Aug 1805
- The Lolo Trail, westbound · forward scout11 Sep 1805
- The Nez Perce at Weippe Prairie · scout leader20 Sep 1805
- Down the Clearwater, Snake and Columbia · co-leader7 Oct 1805
- “Great joy in camp”: the ocean in view · observer7 Nov 1805
- The vote at Station Camp · recorder24 Nov 1805
- Winter at Fort Clatsop · co-leader7 Dec 1805
- Sacagawea insists on seeing the whale · leader6 Jan 1806
- Yellept’s welcome on the Walla Walla · guest27 Apr 1806
- Camp Chopunnish · doctor14 May 1806
- The captains split at Travelers’ Rest · leader3 Jul 1806
- Clark: down the Yellowstone · leader3 Jul 1806
- Sacagawea points to Bozeman Pass · leader13 Jul 1806
- Clark signs Pompeys Pillar · signer25 Jul 1806
- The party reunites · reunited12 Aug 1806
- Farewells at the Knife River villages · captain17 Aug 1806
- Return to St. Louis · co-leader23 Sep 1806