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  • The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo #4

    The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo #4

  • hide photo ? The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo 1406

    hide photo ? The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo 1406

  • The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo #26

    The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo #26

  • Candy Apples at the Springfield Illinois State Fair 2011. Photo#SF55

    Candy Apples at the Springfield Illinois State Fair 2011. Photo#SF55

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    The Clark Bridge, in Alton, Illinois, was named after William Clark who, with Meriwether Lewis in 1804, commanded the two year 4,000 mile exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory up the Missouri River into the Pacific Northwest. Photo #26
    Candy Apples at the Springfield Illinois State Fair 2011. Photo#SF55