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The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, March 23, 1806
Day 1279 Day 1281 Clark, March 23, 1806 Sunday 23rd March 1806 This morning proved So raney and uncertain that we were undeturmined for Some time whether we had best Set out & risque…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, April 18, 1805
Day 602 Day 604 Clark, April 18, 1805 18th of April Thursday 1805 Set out at an early hour one Beaver & a Musrat Cought this morning, the beaver cought in two traps, which like to have…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, April 21, 1805
Day 607 Day 609 Lewis, April 21, 1805 Sunday April 21st 1805. Set out at an early hour this morning. Capt Clark walked on shore; the wind tho a head was not violent. the country through…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: February 5, 1806
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark February 4, 1806February 6, 1806February 5, 1806 Wednesday February 5th 1806. Late this evening one of the hunters fired his gun over the swamp…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: February 18, 1806
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark February 17, 1806February 19, 1806February 18, 1806 Tuesday February 18th 1806. This morning we dispatched a party to the Saltworks with Sergt.…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: February 27, 1806
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark February 26, 1806February 28, 1806February 27, 1806 Thursday February 27th 1806. Reubin Fields returned this evening and had not killed anything…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: March 7, 1806
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark March 6, 1806March 8, 1806March 7, 1806 Friday March 7th 1806. The wind was so high that Comowol did not leave us untill late this evening.…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, May 10, 1805
Day 647 Day 649 Lewis, May 10, 1805 Friday May 10th 1805. Set out at sunrise and proceeded but a short distance ere the wind became so violent that we were obliged to come too, which we…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, May 26, 1805 (Entry 1)
Day 677 Day 679 Lewis, May 26, 1805 Sunday May 26th 1805. Set out at an early hour and proceeded principally by the toe line, using the oars mearly to pass the river in order to take…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: April 3, 1806
by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark April 2, 1806April 4, 1806April 3, 1806 Thursday April 3rd 1806. Early this morning Joseph Feilds came over and informed me that Reubin Feilds…Trending
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