
Part of the In Their Own Words series
Embark on a daring journey across uncharted lands with Lewis and Clark.
Join Lewis and Clark as they embark on a daring two-year expedition from St. Louis to the Pacific. Guided by Sacagawea, they traverse over 7,000 miles, celebrate the first Fourth of July west of the Mississippi, and discover over 100 new species. Experience their adventure through their own words, capturing the thrill and challenges of exploring the unknown. What secrets will they uncover in the vast wilderness?
I Set out at 4oClock P.M. in the presence of many neighboring inhabitents [inhabitants], and proceeded on under a jentle brease up the Missouri.William Clark’s journal entry for May 14, 1804, marks the day that Lewis and Clark set out on their two-year journey from St. Louis, Missouri, to the Pacific Ocean and back again. During their voyage of discovery, Lewis and Clark accomplished many exciting things.Did you know that the Lewis and Clark expedition-had the first Fourth of July celebration west of the Mississippi?-covered over 7,000 miles?-discovered more than 100 animals new to science?-was guided by a Native American woman named Sacagawea?In Their Own Words: Lewis and Clark tells the exciting story of the lives of these explorers using the journals they kept on their journey west. Hear Lewis and Clark’s story as if you were really there.
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