"George Roger Clark Takes the Old Northwest" by John Lynn

John Lynn traveled a thousand miles by canoe and 250 miles by 
bicycle, from Redstone Fort in Pennsylvania to Forts Massac and 
Kaskaskia in Illinois to Fort Sackville in Indiana, to follow the 
route of George Rogers Clark and his men during their daring 
Revolutionary War campaign to drive the British from their forts 
on the western frontier and take possession of Kaskaskia, 
Cahokia, and Vincennes for the Americans in 1778-79. 

He will talk about and show pictures of his travel adventures, along with the history of the "Old Northwest Territory," now known as Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, and part of modern-day Minnesota, during the Revolutionary War period. Learn more about America during our 250th year anniversary as an independent nation.

NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY.