“Hugh Glass Grizzly Survivor” by James D. McLaird is the most recent addition, ... This is the same Clark so well known for his exploration of the West with Meriwether Lewis between 1803 and 1806.

Family of famed poet plans to breach century-old monument to unlock mystery inside Concrete pillar in South Dakota honors Hugh Glass, a frontier mountain man who crawled, limped and paddled 200 ...

The Hugh Glass monument was originally placed on private ranchland near Lemmon, South Dakota, at the confluence of two forks of the Grand River. But it was later moved to make way for construction ...

Books ranging from “Jaws” to multiple accounts of Antarctic exploration emphasize men out-competing nature; in Michael Punke’s “The Revenant,” a desire for violent revenge drives the ...

The story of Hugh Glass, the rugged 19th-century mountain man who survived a grizzly bear attack and crawled 200 miles to safety, and the Nebraska poet who immortalized him takes yet another twist ...

The homemade, concrete monument memorialized the courage of mountain man Hugh Glass, who was left for dead in August 1823 after being mauled by a grizzly bear but then crawled and limped 200 miles ...