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Mark Twain and the Mississippi River, Lewis and Clark, and the Civil War |
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Program Number: |
7883RJ |
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| Duration: |
5 nights |
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St. Charles, Missouri
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| Price starting at: |
$819.00 - Price may vary based on date, departure city |
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Multi-Topic; History & Culture
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Activity Level: |
t (see description) |
| Meals: |
13;
5 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 4 Dinners |
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Vegetarian |
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Activity Particulars
Some stairs and walking 1-2 miles daily.
Coordinated by St. Charles Community College.
Mark Twain And The Mississippi River |
Glimpse Mark Twain, the man, as well as the author. All-day field study to Hannibal, Mo., provides insight into Twain's childhood. Sense Twain's passion for the Mississippi, visit his boyhood home, and learn about his family and lifestyle.
Where Lewis And Clark Began: Historic St. Charles |
St. Charles, Missouri, served as the final embarkation point of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. At noon on May 14, 1804,the exploration began from this historic site. Come and explore this great journey West at the point from which it all began.
Civil War: Return To The Drama Of 1860s |
Located at the confluence of mighty rivers, St. Louis was a 'hotbed' of activity for both sides during the Civil War. Take an in-depth look at the Dred Scott case, regional Civil War history, and local tales. Field study to Grant's home. Accessing some significant sites may include walking up to 1-2 miles, with rests, and climbing stairs.
St. Charles
More than 200 years ago, Lewis and Clark departed from the banks of this Missouri River town just west of St. Louis to begin their westward expedition. Missouri’s first state capital was a destination for traders, pioneers, explorers and Native Americans, a heritage preserved in the city’s historic districts.
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Accommodations
Comfortable hotel with indoor pool in the heart of historic St. Charles; walk to area businesses, entertainment, and Missouri River.
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