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Annie & Abel Van Meter State Park and Missouri's American Indian Cultural Center

Annie & Abel Van Meter State Park and Missouri's American Indian Cultural Center

An overlooked place within Lewis & Clark: Annie & Abel Van Meter State Park and Missouri's American Indian Cultural Center.

WHY IT’S INTERESTING

For many centuries, the area surrounding the Great Bend of the Missouri was home to the Missouri Indians. They hunted and fished the lush land and bountiful waters. Over time, the area was home to encampments, burial mounds, and at least one village, the remnants of which can still be seen. Today, the site is part of the Annie & Abel Van Meter State

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A CLOSER LOOK

The National Park Service documents Annie & Abel Van Meter State Park and Missouri's American Indian Cultural Center within Lewis & Clark.

For many centuries, the area surrounding the Great Bend of the Missouri was home to the Missouri Indians. They hunted and fished the lush land and bountiful waters. Over time, the area was home to encampments, burial mounds, and at least one village, the remnants of which can still be seen. Today, the site is part of the Annie & Abel Van Meter State

Use the park’s current information for access, conditions, and visitor guidance before making plans.

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