Chicago Honors Joliet Marquette and Clark Pioneers of Northwest
The article recalls Louis Joliet Pere Jacques Marquette and General George Rogers Clark as key explorers and builders of the Midwest. It notes a cross and tablet near Robey Street marking Marquette’s wintering site, the canal prophecy linking Chicago to a lake to gulf waterway, and Chicago Historical Society validation of the site.
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Clark the neglected hero honored at Quincy statue
The article recalls George Rogers Clark and his brother William with Meriwether Lewis tied to the Lewis and Clark exposition. It notes Clark’s pivotal campaigns from Kaskaskia to Vincennes, his broader territorial impact, and a nine foot bronze statue by Charles Mulligan unveiled at Quincy overlooking the Mississippi. It highlights Clark’s vision transforming the United States and his limited national remembrance.
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