2017 Billings Annual Meeting (Archive)

The Billings Annual Meeting featured float trips down the Yellowstone River and field day at Pompeys Pillar, signed by William Clark on July 25, 1806 who named the rock after his pet name for Sacagawea’s toddler—Jean Baptiste Charbonneau.

Meeting Brochure (pdf)

Historical re-enactor watches a demonstration
Photo by Kris Townsend.
Holding a 15-star American flag
Photo by John Montague.
W. Clark, July 25, 1806 carved into a rock
Photo by Kris Townsend.
Taking a photo from the top of Pompeys Pillar
Photo by Kris Townsend.
a young boy waving an Expedition flag
Photo by John Montague.
Pompey's Pillar National Monument sign
Photo by Kris Townsend.
colorful rubber rafts on the shore of the Yellowstone River
Photo by John Montague.
Native Americans dance
Photo by John Montague.
A flintlock pistol sparking
Photo by John Montague.
Clark's Canoe Camp on the Yellowstone sign
Photo by Kris Townsend.
floating down the Yellowstone River
Photo by Kris Townsend.
A large rock of soft sandstone
Photo by John Montague.
a photo of Lewis and Clark re-enactors on a cell phone screen
Photo by Kris Townsend.
Lewis and Clark Return Route sign
Photo by Kris Townsend.