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Haynes, Lewis Escapes Death
Sacagawea Meets Lewis and Clar
 

Haynes, The Journal

by Michael Haynes

each of the sergeants of the expedition was required to keep a journal recording the day’s events and activities. This scene depicts a typical camp somewhere along the river in Missouri. As a few of the men enjoy the music of Pierre Cruzatte's fiddle after a long day's work, Sgt. Ordway begins writing in his journal. What a tedious chore this must have seemed to the sergeants after each exhausting day, but their diligence has given us a record that is a priceless look into their westward trek.

Copies of this print are available direct from the artist.

--Michael Haynes

Haynes, Lewis Escapes Death
Sacagawea Meets Lewis and Clar


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From Discovering Lewis & Clark ®, http://www.lewis-clark.org © 1998-2009 VIAs Inc.
© 2009 by The Lewis and Clark Fort Mandan Foundation, Washburn, North Dakota.
Journal excerpts are from The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, edited by Gary E. Moulton
13 vols. (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1983–2001)