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Lewis and Clark Ride photo of the day

July 6, 2019September 16, 2019 Chris Carter

A shot of the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre. After one of their horses was stolen by Teton Sioux, the Corps of Discovery set up camp across the Missouri River (near modern-day Fort Pierre) and held council with the Indians. They stayed from Sept. 24-28, 1804 and were quite happy to shove off and leave the “troublesome” warriors behind. (Google Street View image)

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