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MANUSCRIPTS
Meriwether Lewis Anderson Papers, Missouri State Historical Society.
William Clark Papers, Missouri State Historical Society.
Meriwether Lewis Papers, Missouri State Historical Society.
Grace Lewis Miller Papers, National Park Service, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Archives, St. Louis.