found: Work cat.: Camp River Dubois [VR] c2005 :container (In commemoration of the Corps of Discovery bicentennial, Illinois commissioned Steven Lalioff to reconstruct [Camp River Dubois] the first of the three forts [that housed the Lewis and Clark Expedition])
found: Lewis and Clark timeline web page, Oct. 13, 2006(Camp River Dubois (Wood River Camp))
found: Lewis and Clark State Historic Site, Hartford, Ill. web page, Oct. 13, 2006(The Lewis and Clark State Historic Site Visitors Center a 14,000 square-foot facility, located at the Winter camp area of the expedition, will be the first site on the National Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail ... On December 12, 1803 Clark and his men entered the River Dubois near the present city of Hartford, Illinois and pulled up on the southern bank ... Clark chose this spot for the expedition's winter camp ... Camp River Dubois was a military camp ... Replica of the Winter Camp, located south of the Visitors Center at Lewis and Clark State Historic Site, is open to visitors)
found: Forts of Illinois, via WWW, Oct. 13, 2006(Camp [River] Dubois as transcribed from Encyclopedia of Historic Forts by Robert B. Roberts, c1987)
found: Wood River, Illinois, on the Lewis and Clark Trail web page, Oct. 13, 2006(Camp Dubois, Dec. 1803-May 14, 1804)
notfound: USGS GNIS
