Capt William Clark Bronze Statue at the Univesity of Portland

On the Bluff at the University of Portland on April 2 1806, Capt. William Clark of Lewis and Clark with and Un-named Indian Guide and York Capt. Clarks Black Slave who he later freed. This Depiction is typical of Portlanders Can't we all just get a long?

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Karen,

Neither did I. The historical fact is written on the Bronze plaque just below the statues at The University of Portland.

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