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The importance of Kaw Point during Lewis and Clark’s Expedition
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The importance of Kaw Point during Lewis and Clark’s Expedition
By Diane Euston The Lewis and Clark Expedition has been intensely studied and written about over the past 220 years, but what they encountered right here in our neighborhood when there was no real settlement is worth modern-day exploring. Before the Expedition There would be no Western Expansion without Lewis and Clark. In 1801, the United States stopped at the Mississippi River when President Thomas Jefferson looked westward at the land then ow…
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