The Cave - Lewis & Clark Expedition - Cave In Rock, IL - Lewis and Clark Trail on Waymarking.com

County of Marker: Hardin County
Location of Marker: Market St. & Main St. (IL-1), Cave-in-Rock
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Lewis & Clark Expedition
1803 - 1806

The Cave This natural cave located nearby was known to European explorers as early as 1729. Its location was noted in diaries and journals of travelers. It was noted on maps used by Lewis and Clark.
Late in the 18th century, The Cave was habitat for robbers, thieves, and gangs. These malefactors included Samuel Mason and the Harpe Brothers.
Knowing of the cave's history, Lewis and Clark would have approached this point with caution.

Interesting info and attractions: Southern Illinois

"Must Sees"at this location": The Cave it self, in Cave-In-Rock state park Date Waymark Created: 01/01/2003 Do they allow dogs at this location?: Yes Rate this waymark as to importance:

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