York (U.S. National Park Service)
York, a slave and a pioneer in opening the West - New York Amsterdam News
Beyond Lewis and Clark - York - Kansas Historical Society
York's Adventures with Lewis and Clark: An African-American's Part in the Great Expedition by Rhoda Blumberg | Goodreads
Encyclopedia of the Great Plains | YORK (ca. 1770s–ca. 1815/1832)
African American and Sacagawea Contributions
York – an Enslaved Explorer – The Urban News
Statue at Lewis & Clark College honors York, the slave who accompanied expedition - oregonlive.com
York: The American Hero | Denver Public Library History
York (explorer) - Wikipedia
Recognizing York -Visiting Us - Lewis & Clark
Statue of enslaved Black member of Lewis and Clark expedition toppled and damaged - CBS News
York: The American Hero | Denver Public Library History
York - Discover Lewis & Clark
Lewis and Clark Expedition slave York was crucial to its success. William Clark refused to free him. - The Washington Post
Lewis and Clark in Kentucky / York Historical Marker
Bust of Black hero of Lewis & Clark trip goes up in Portland
York in the Journals - Discover Lewis & Clark
York - A true American hero of the Lewis and Clark expedition
The Journey of York: The Unsung Hero of the Lewis and Clark Expedition by Hasan Davis | Goodreads
York: Of Myth and Fact - Sid Richardson Museum - Fort Worth, Texas
York (ca. 1770–?)
York: The Black Explorer - Kentake Page
York (U.S. National Park Service)
York Was The Only Black Man On The Lewis And Clark Expedition | PushBlack
Final Years of York's Life (U.S. National Park Service)
Who was York? Bust of Black explorer mysteriously appears in Oregon.
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