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...(LRR) site first established before 1966 near St, Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri. The site is used to identify and track military and civilian aircraft move |width="50%"|<!--[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|St. Louis FAA Radar Site]]--> ...

...le Fontaine]] and later [[Fort Belle Fontaine]] in North St. Louis County, Missouri. Abandoned in 1834. ...e old arsenal continued to supply arms to the garrison until the new [[St. Louis Arsenal]] was completed in 1827. A small arsenal of deposit may have been m ...

...r and moved to the north side in 1847 in present day Fort Benton, Chouteau County, Montana. Sold in 1860 to the [[American Fur Company]]. ...bell was operated by [[Alexander Harvey]], a notorious trader on the Upper Missouri. Sold in 1860 to the [[American Fur Company]]. ...

...in St. Louis, Missouri. Now buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri. The expedition left [[Camp River Dubois]] across from St. Louis on 14 May 1804 and spent the winter of 1804-1805 at [[Fort Mandan (1)|Fort ...

...original Cantonment Belle Fontaine was built on the low south bank of the Missouri River at the mouth of Cold Creek by three companies of the [[1st U.S. Infan ...Jul 1826. The new [[St. Louis Arsenal]] was completed in 1827 south of St Louis. Fort Belle Fontaine was abandoned in 1826 but continued as a storage depot ...

...d States Military Academy]] at West Point. Died 30 Jan 1897 in St. Louis, Missouri. ...gned his commission 6 May 1869 to become the U.S. Postmaster of St. Louis, Missouri. He was reappointed Colonel of Cavalry 22 Jan 1889 and placed on the retire ...

...rt established in 1809 by [[Manuel Lisa]] in present-day Bellevue, Douglas County, Nebraska. Operated by Major [[Joshua Pilcher]] after Lisa's death in 1820. ...rs brought pelts to Fort Lisa from across the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri. In addition to the trading post, there was also a blacksmith shop and a sa ...

...[[U.S. Civil War]] Fort established in 1863 near Pilot Knob, Iron County, Missouri. Named Fort Davidson after General [[John Wynn Davidson ]]. Attacked, aband ...rhaps capture St. Louis or other population centers. On his way to the St. Louis area, he decided to attack the weakly defended Fort Davidson. News of the i ...

...A [[War of 1812]] Fort established in 1812 near Boonville, Cooper County, Missouri. Named Stephen Cole's Fort after [[Stephen Cole]]. Abandoned in 1814. On the south side of the Missouri River, the first fort erected was Stephen Cole's Fort, which was reportedly ...

...nish Colonial Fort established in 1789 near New Madrid, New Madrid County, Missouri. Named Fort Celeste after [[Celeste Miro]] the wife of Spanish Governor [[E ...and located on the west bank of the Mississippi at present-day New Madrid, Missouri. Fort Celeste was erected at the direction of Spanish Governor [[Estevan Mi ...

...]. Oregon named the town of Harney, Harney Valley, Harney Lake, and Harney County after General Harney. North Dakota's Harney Peak was named after General Ha ...y Elizabeth Cromwell St. Cyr (1826-1907) married 12 Nov 1884 in St. Louis, Missouri, born 24 Jan 1826 in Frederick, Maryland, died 22 Oct 1907 ...

'''Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809)''' - Born 18 Aug 1774 in Albemarle County, Virginia. A U.S. Army officer and explorer of the western United States. L The expedition left [[Camp River Dubois]] across from St. Louis on 14 May 1804 and spent the winter of 1804-1805 at [[Fort Mandan (1)|Fort ...

...ouri River near the mouth of the Yellowstone River in present day McKenzie County, North Dakota. Named Fort Henry after [[Andrew Henry]] who established the ...in October 1822 with supples to support the expedition but returned to St. Louis leaving Henry to winter at the Fort. That spring Henry sent for supplies fo ...

...rracks ended in the fall of 1830. A good relationship with the city of St. Louis was forged through the purchase of large amounts of supplies and the use of ...Anheuser-Busch brewery) to Jefferson Barracks and designated it as the St. Louis Depot. What had been the Arsenal site became the recruiting depot for the c ...

...s & Company]] of St. Louis in the present-day town of Fort Benton Chouteau County, Montana. Abandoned in 1863 and sold to the [[American Fur Company]]. Also ...Fort La Barge as a 300' by 200' fortified trading post on the bank of the Missouri River. La Barge's wife drove the first stake and his daughter the second st ...

...833 by [[William Bent]], [[Charles Bent]] and [[Ceran St. Vrain]] in Otero County, Colorado. Abandoned in 1849. Originally known as [[Fort William (4)|Fort W ...aborate adobe fur trading post built along the [[Santa Fe Trail]] in Otero County, Colorado. The post was located at a strategic point along the mountain rou ...

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...nction during the [[U.S. Civil War]] and who died 9 Jul 1875 at St. Louis, Missouri. Battery construction started in 1901, was completed in 1903 and transferre '''Location:''' Fort Williams, Cumberland County, Maine ...

...on in the [[Mexican-American War]] and who died 31 Oct 1848, at St. Louis, Missouri. The battery was administratively divided into two batteries by G.O. 20, 25 '''Location:''' Fort Preble, Cumberland County, Maine ...