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The Lewis & Clark Trail

Exploration of the Marias and Yellowstone Rivers
 

Replica of Clark’s signature, Clark Days Celebration, Pompey’s Pillar, Montana,

July 25, 1999

[View: northeast.  45º 59’ 43” N — 108º 00’ 16” W]

 

[Clark]                                                                                  Friday 25th July 1806

. . . This rock which I shall Call Pompy’s Tower is 200 feet high and 400 paces in

secumphrance and only axcessable on one Side which is from the N. E the other

parts of it being a perpendicular Clift. . .  The nativs have ingraved on the face of

this rock the figures of animals &c. near which I marked my name and the day of

the month & year.

 

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