In August of 1804, explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark passed near Calumet Bluff in what is known today as Crofton, Nebraska as they headed westward. Since they were traveling through Yankton Sioux Territory, they intended to meet with the tribe to inform them that…

Experience the new Mead Cultural Education Center, the new home of the Yankton County Historical Society and the Dakota Territorial Museum! Opening with the first two premiere exhibits in 2018, the a permanent exhibit will…

The Missouri National Recreational River Resource and Education Center is the perfect place if you ever find yourself along the Lewis and Clark trail in Ponca State Park, Nebraska. Considered one of the main visitor…

Yankton, South Dakota is the home of the National Field Archery Association Foundation, and the first of the Easton Foundations Archery Centers. Situated on nearly 100 acres, the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center includes three…

Visitors in Yankton, South Dakota can visit this memorial marker dedicated to Pierre Dorion who lived among the Yankton Sioux at the time that Lewis and Clark passed through in the early 1800s. It was…