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...ntry]]. The fort was renamed Fort Clark on 15 Jul 1852 for Major [[John B. Clark]]<!-- not USMA -->. Active through [[World War I]] and [[World War II]]. Th |width="50%"|[[File:Fort Clark Cmdg Off Qtrs.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Clark 1874 Commanding Officers Quarters.]] ...

[[File:William Clark.jpg|thumb|left|300px|William Clark by Charles Willson Peale]] ...d explorer of the western United States. Shared command of the [[Lewis and Clark Expedition]] (1804-1806) with [[Meriwether Lewis]]. Appointed as agent for ...

...Sublette, Adair County, Missouri. Named Fort Clark after General [[John B. Clark]] whose troops built the fort. Abandoned as an active fortification later i |width="50%"|<!--[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Clark (15)]]--> ...

...Cullum|873}} and two companies of the [[1st U.S. Artillery]] in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington. Renamed [[Fort Vancouver (2)]] 13 Jul 1853 and finally ...nership of the Oregon Territory (Washington and Oregon). In 1849 Captain [[John S. Hatheway]] and two companies of the [[1st U.S. Artillery]] arrived to es ...

...most spurs of the Big Horn and Pryor mountains and then cutting across the Clark's fork and other steams from the Beartooth mountains. It finally reached th [[John M. Bozeman]] and [[John Jacobs]] first marked out the trail in the winter of 1862 and 1863. They we ...

...ecretary of State (1795-1800) under Presidents [[George Washington]] and [[John Adams]]. Initially abandoned in 1806 but rebuilt and expanded during the [[ ...new site further up the Mississippi River. The post was visited by Lewis & Clark on their return trip where they were hosted by commandant [[Zachary Taylor] ...

...rk New Jersey. Died on 31 Oct 1848 at the home of Major [[Meriwether Lewis Clark]] {{Cullum|609}} in the Gateway City, St. Louis, Missouri. ...he had Married Mary Radford, Step-daughter of General Clark (of Lewis and Clark fame) and had moved to [[Fort Leavenworth]], where he was charged with prot ...

...www.newportartillery.org/museum.html Newport Artillery Company Museum], 23 Clark Street, Newport, RI 02840, (401) 846-8488 ...any additional points of interest please make notes<br>and let me know at john@fortwiki.com ...

...primary sources. [[George Yocum]] (Draper mss. 12CC147-151) reported to [[John Dabney Shane]] that the "Cutwrights" had a station on Stoner Creek, near wh ...

...of 1810 as a fur trading post by [[Andrew Henry]], [[Pierre Menard]] and [[John Colter]] for the [[Missouri Fur Company]] and [[Manuel Lisa]]. Abandoned af ...|center|Approximate location of Fort Henry and Three Forks Camp of Lewis & Clark. This Photo was taken at the Confluence of the Jefferson and Madison Rivers ...

...Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama. Named Camp Coppinger after Major General [[John J. Coppinger]] the first commanding officer of the Fourth Corps. Abandoned The Alabama volunteers at [[Camp Clark]] and [[Camp Johnson (2)]] in Mobile moved to this camp beginning in late M ...

...1810-1811) - Established in 1810 by [[Andrew Henry]], [[Pierre Menard]], [[John Colter]] and a group of possibly 60 men for the [[Missouri Fur Company]] an ...ned in the spring of 1911. Built by [[Andrew Henry]], [[Pierre Menard]], [[John Colter]] and a group of some 60 men for the [[Missouri Fur Company]] and [[ ...

...ment with the rank of second lieutenant. Stuart was involved in capture of John Brown at Harpers Ferry while in Washington D.C. on other business. He volun * (1854-1855) 2nd Lt. (31 Oct 1854), [[Mounted Riflemen Regiment]], [[Fort Clark (1)]], Texas ...

...uth bank of the Columbia River which was seen as American territory. Dr. [[John McLoughlin]] had arrived in 1824 as the new Chief Factor of the Hudson's Ba ...[[Hudson's Bay Company]] phased out its operation in Fort Vancouver Dr. [[John McLoughlin]] retired to Oregon City, which he founded, and became an Americ ...

...onment fifteen months later (1). [[John Townsend]] on Townsend Creek and [[John Cooper]] on Cooper's Run reportedly raised corn to supply the station's see ...became known as Ruddell's Station. A great many people lived here and at [[John Martin's Station|Martin's Station]] in 1780 when both sites were captured b ...

# [[Fort Clark (1)]] 28 Nov 2017 Updated* # [[Fort Clark (7)]] 5 Apr 2018 Updated ...

...n A. E. Bergstrom]] who was killed at the beginning of [[World War II]] at Clark Field, Philippine Islands, 8 Dec 1941. Renamed [[Bergstrom Field]] on 11 No ...

[[File:Harpers Ferry - 28.jpg|thumb|left|250px|The Firehouse that was John Brown's Fort]] ...le parts and that significantly sped up the production of finished guns. [[John Hall]] developed the process at Harpers Ferry in 1819 and boasted that "one ...

* Cimprich, John, and Mainfort, Robert C., Jr., eds. "Fort Pillow Revisited: New Evidence Ab * Clark, Achilles V., "A Letter of Account", ed. by Dan E. Pomeroy, ''Civil War Tim ...

...le to fire some 50 shots before he was killed. The assistant surgeon Dr. [[John S. Gatlin]] survived the majority of the battle. ...assacre comes from the account of one of the two survivors, Private Ransom Clark. ...