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The Missouri River washed away all remains of the original village of La Charrette (or Charette) many years ago. When Lewis and Clark were there, the mouth of Charrette Creek was across the river and perhaps seven miles upstream from where it now enters the Missouri opposite the present town of Washington.
A small French settlement of about seven houses, about 50 miles upriver from St. Charles, La Charette was the final white settlement that the Expedition would encounter as they journeyed toward Fort Mandan. The Corps spent one evening here on May 25, 1804.
Fort Charette was a French fur trading post established in 1790 near Washington, Missouri. It was visited by Lewis and Clark and other historic figures, but was destroyed by floods in 1842-43.
14 Ιαν 2012 · La Charrette. 1800-02 - A small French settlement, located in the western part of the Boone settlement along the Missouri River, south of the present town of Marthasville. It consisted of seven houses, and was known to be a convenient place for hunting and trading with the Indians.
18 Ιαν 2016 · Fort Charrette Historic Village. 1790s Historically restored and authentically antique-furnished French and Indian trading post with several associated historic buildings and period gardens. This historic property overlooks the Missouri River from a high south bluff of that river which is 30 miles west of St. Louis, MO. professional tours of 1 ...
La Charrette (Marthasville), on the western frontier of Colonial Louisiana. At the time of the Louisiana Purchase by the United States of America in 1803, the former village of La Charrette was the last settlement for all voyageurs ascending the Missouri River.
19 Μαρ 2021 · While at La Charrette, William Clark expressed his admiration for the boats of the party of Canadians that were tied to the river bank. During the trip up the Missouri River in 1804 to the winter camp at the Mandan villages, members of the expedition had to maneuver a large 55-foot long keelboat that Lewis had contracted to be built in ...
