Bicentennial Celebration

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With a prime spot near the very front of the 100-plus parade teams, the Discovery Expedition and the City of St. Charles made a big impression and the Bicentennial Inauguration Parade in Jefferson City September 18. We were proud to have St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer on the float with us, and Governor Mike Parson joined the cadre for a few moments before the parade started. Thanks to all who participated and to our friends in the Mayor’s office! (Thanks to Tammy Donelson for some of the photos!) We’re always looking for re-enactors! Drop us a note at director at LewisandClarkBoathouse.org!

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