Lewis and Clarke and Sacagawea Statue

Gallagher: "In Charlottesville, the man who paid for the big statues in Charlottesville was named Paul Goodloe McIntire, and he put four big ones downtown, not just Lee and Jackson but also one of Lewis and Clark, with a kind of kneeling Sacagawea behind it, and also one of George Rogers Clark. They cluster around the heart of downtown and were kind of part of the city beautiful movement in the early 1920s"(32).