A quick stop at the Winifred Museum gave our tour group a glimpse of early life in the Missouri River Breaks area. Among the many spectacular display cases full of artifacts from every era was several displays of the museums very large collection of Tonka trucks.

During a quick lunch, Zane Fulbright, Maria Zedeno (pictured here) and Stephenie Ambrose-Tubbs gave a brief overview about prehistory and history along this stretch of the Missouri.

Hole In The Wall Outfitters provided us with two of these trusty clipper boats, a catamaran, and canoes. The wind was fierce and we all got quite a work out that day.

All on the boat trip got a welcome break when we pulled out for a stop at the Hagadone homestead.

Zane Fulbright gave an overview of history at the Hagadone Homestead.

Frank Hagadone lived and worked the land on this remote property by himself for 30 years.
 

Beth Kampschror of Friends of the Missouri Breaks (at right) talked about the Friends efforts to keep the Missouri Breaks wild and how anyone can get involved in the effort.