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Colter's Run. Final years and death. Legacy. Popular culture. Colter Stone. References. Further reading. John Colter (c.1770–1775 – May 7, 1812 or November 22, 1813) was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804–1806).
Dec 17, 2010 · It was on this “five hundred mile” trek that Coulter, it is believed, became the first white American to travel through what would later be Yellowstone National Park. No one knows Colter’s ...
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Grand Teton NP/Yellowstone NP: Colter's Hell and Jackson's Hole (Chapter 3) III. John Colter, the Phantom Explorer—1807-1808. The epic journey of discovery known as "The Lewis and Clark Expedition" was organized in the autumn of 1803 at Maysville, Kentucky. Here, on October 15, John Colter enlisted as a private with the stipulated pay of $5 a ...
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Mar 16, 2019 · A respected member of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, Colter became a trapper and explorer who traveled hundreds of miles on foot in the Rocky Mountain region, and was the first American to discover what is now Yellowstone National Park. Put simply, he is considered America’s first mountain man.
Sep 5, 2010 · In 1808, John Colter, a former member of Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery, found himself naked and shoeless, running for his life from a group of hostile Blackfeet. On Saturday, 202 years...
Sep 19, 2021 · John Colter was one of the best hunters of the 19th century. He mapped uncharted parts of Blackfoot territory in the western U.S. with Lewis and Clark. When their expedition ended, he spent six years trapping, often alone, and may have been the first explorer to see Yellowstone National Park.
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