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Missouri Trailblazers

Lewis & Clark in Missouri

Join the library and the Missouri State Museum to learn about some trailblazing Missourians in this monthly series of virtual programs in honor of Missouri's bicentennial. In March, learn about explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and the impact they had on the state of Missouri. Adults and teens. Register to receive a Zoom link. The event will be recorded for later viewing.

Please join the library and the Missouri State Museum to learn about some of Missouri’s most significant trailblazers in this monthly series of programs in honor of Missouri's bicentennial. What is a trailblazer, you might ask? A trailblazer is someone who has impacted our culture through major events, leadership, innovation and more. In March, we'll highlight Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.

Lewis and Clark, along with their Corps of Discovery team, are famous for exploring a large part of what we now know as the United States. Because of this, they were offered important positions in government after their return. Over time they became revered figures, and many statues have been erected in their honor. Learn about these explorers and the significant impact they had on the state of Missouri.

Adults and teens. Please register to receive a Zoom link.

If you miss the live event, you can watch the recorded event later; check www.dbrl.org/events for the link.

For more exciting Missouri history, please visit the Missouri Trailblazers and the Missouri Bicentennial Timeline exhibits at the Missouri State Museum located in the Missouri State Capitol. It’s YOUR History, and you are always welcome in Missouri State Parks!

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