George Rogers Clark was a remarkable leader. His insight and cunning, coupled with his understanding and experience upon the frontier, made him a formidable adversary. Yet, he could do little without others to help in a variety of ways. Below is a short list of some of the other individuals involved in this exhilarating story of the frontier.

Lt. Col. George Rogers Clark
Capt. Joseph Bowman
Capt. Leonard Helm
Father Pierre Gibault
Francis Vigo

And, of course, what is a great military leader without a great adversary?

British Lt. Gov. Henry Hamilton

Links to other internet sites containing information about George Rogers Clark and the capture of Vincennes.

Indina State Historic Bureau - web page contains Col. George Rogers Clark's Memoir, Capt. Joseph Bowman's Journal, Roll of Clarks' officers and privates, Clark's grant land reciepents, Hamilton's Journal and more.

First Illinois Regiment - This living history unit portrays the various units which served under George Rogers Clark. This website offers a wealth of information including a list of monuments to Clark throughout the country.

George Rogers Clark County Park in Springfield Ohio

Locust Grove - This magnificant house was the home of George's sister Lucy and her husband William Croghan. George would spend the last nine years of his life at this home