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Lewis & Clark Expedition Arrival at Camp River Dubois - Historical Reenactment

This video showcases the annual celebration of the Lewis & Clark Expedition's arrival at Camp River Dubois, highlighting the historical reenactments and educational demonstrations that bring this pivotal moment in American history to life. The event features portrayals of military life, civilian reenactors, and demonstrations of period tools and crafts, offering insight into the early 19th-century expedition. The reenactment commemorates December 12, 1803, when Captain Meriwether Lewis and his men arrived at Camp River Dubois after navigating the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Despite harsh winter conditions, the expedition established a winter camp that served as the starting point for their journey to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory. Participants in the event demonstrate authentic military uniforms, Native American artifacts, geology exhibits, and traditional arts and crafts such as basket weaving. The video provides a detailed look at the equipment, clothing, and tools used by the expedition, enriching viewers' understanding of this significant period in American exploration history.