Captain Clark at Pompey’s Pillar by J. K. Ralston - Billings, Montana - 1971 Postcard kankakeeOn front: Painting Captain Clark at Pompey's Pillar by J. K. Ralston in Montana On back: CAPTAIN CLARK AT POMPEYS PILLAR by J. K. Ralston On their return of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, Capt. Wm. Clark, with 11 men, Sacajawea and her 19 months old son stopped here. July 25, 1806, Clark named it Pompeys Tower in honor of Sacajaweas son. Historians changed the name but Clarks signature remains today the only physical evidence of the expedition. Located
32 14-61-33 Bowsher Ford Bridge
During the Indian Rebellion of 1680 it was burned with all properties and records
from Green Cove Springs
and the fair this year is larger
Back Information: "Golden Nugget Gambling Hall
Back: TOMBSTONE
according to a handwritten caption at the bottom
President March 4
The Champ de Mars and the Trocadero hill opposite where occupied by the Exposition of 1878
Pittsburgh Highway - And U
ready to spring out of the chair towards her mother -- or maybe even the camera
glue/paper residue on back