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Meriwether Lewis--Leader of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
Meriwether Lewis--Leader of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
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Created by miss_mod
Uploaded: 20th Oct 2005 at 7:01 AM
Updated: 22nd Oct 2005 at 12:35 AM - Re-packaged Lewis in outfit as used in pictures (with permission from outfit creator)
Updated: 22nd Oct 2005 at 12:35 AM - Re-packaged Lewis in outfit as used in pictures (with permission from outfit creator)
Meriwether Lewis was a very interesting person in American History, and I thought it would be neat to try to recreate him as a sim.
I would have liked for his hair to look more like his picture, but I used the closest Maxis one I could find because I haven't gotten good at hair meshes.
- His sideburns are a modification I made from the standard Maxis ones. The sideburns are included.
10/21- The outfit in the photos now is included. It is a recolor I made from Hordriss's Regency Gentleman's Suit. The original can be found atTSR Many thanks to Hordriss!!!
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A Short History of Meriwether Lewis (in case you aren't familar with him):
Meriwether Lewis was born on 18 August 1774, Ablemarle County, VA. He
served in his local militia and in 1795, he transferred to the U.S. Army. He was promoted Captain in 1797.
In 1801, He became the personal Secretary to President Thomas Jefferson. Lewis retained his military rank and remained on active duty during his time at the White House.
In 1803, He was chosen to be the commander of an Army (The Corps of Discovery) expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase and find a viable water route to the Pacific Ocean. His other expedition duties included: scientist/botanist and medical officer. In 1806, the expedition returned having reached the Pacific Ocean, but not finding a viable water route. They did, however, discover many new plants, animals, and indigenous tribes.
Lewis became Governor of the Upper Territory of Louisiana in 1807. He established trading posts, the first post office in the territory, and designed roads to connect towns in eastern Missouri.
Lewis stopped at Grinder's Stand while en route to Washington, D.C. on 10 October 1809. During the night, he was shot and died (under mysterious circumstances) the next morning 11 October 1809. He was buried several hundred feet away from the stand in (present-day) Lewis Co., TN.
He was 35 years old, and had never married.
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Anyway, hope you enjoy the sim!
I would have liked for his hair to look more like his picture, but I used the closest Maxis one I could find because I haven't gotten good at hair meshes.
- His sideburns are a modification I made from the standard Maxis ones. The sideburns are included.
10/21- The outfit in the photos now is included. It is a recolor I made from Hordriss's Regency Gentleman's Suit. The original can be found atTSR Many thanks to Hordriss!!!
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A Short History of Meriwether Lewis (in case you aren't familar with him):
Meriwether Lewis was born on 18 August 1774, Ablemarle County, VA. He
served in his local militia and in 1795, he transferred to the U.S. Army. He was promoted Captain in 1797.
In 1801, He became the personal Secretary to President Thomas Jefferson. Lewis retained his military rank and remained on active duty during his time at the White House.
In 1803, He was chosen to be the commander of an Army (The Corps of Discovery) expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase and find a viable water route to the Pacific Ocean. His other expedition duties included: scientist/botanist and medical officer. In 1806, the expedition returned having reached the Pacific Ocean, but not finding a viable water route. They did, however, discover many new plants, animals, and indigenous tribes.
Lewis became Governor of the Upper Territory of Louisiana in 1807. He established trading posts, the first post office in the territory, and designed roads to connect towns in eastern Missouri.
Lewis stopped at Grinder's Stand while en route to Washington, D.C. on 10 October 1809. During the night, he was shot and died (under mysterious circumstances) the next morning 11 October 1809. He was buried several hundred feet away from the stand in (present-day) Lewis Co., TN.
He was 35 years old, and had never married.
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Anyway, hope you enjoy the sim!
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