prominent place in the 2005 mural of the expedition by David McClain, in Liberty, Missouri. link 2008: Lewis and Clark Trailhead Monument, by Sabra Tull Meyer, Jefferson City, Missouri. Group depicts, left to right, York, Lewis, Seaman, Clark, and interpreter George Druillard. Funding problems had delayed it since 2002. link 2010: York: Terra Incognita, a bronze statue by Alison Saar, was installed on the campus of Lewis and Clark College, in Portland, Oregon. Since we do not know what York looked like, the artist focused instead on the statue's back, making it a focal point. The back is "scarred" with sections of William Clark's maps. The project was begun by four law students. In 2021, a bust of York on a pedestal, which formerly contained a statue of anti-Native American pioneer Harvey W. Scott, was secretly installed in Mount Tabor Park, Portland, Oregon, Attached to the pedestal was a paper plaque describing York's role in the Lewis and Clark expedition. The artist at first was unknown, but he subsequently revealed that he was Todd McGrain. The bust was toppled and seriously damaged in July 2021. A white supremacist group, Patriot Front, is suspected. Writings about York There are no writings by York, as he was illiterate. The bitterness between him and Clark prevented him from telling his story for publication as a slave narrative. General Screenplay Children's books Videos 2005: York, the slave of William Clark. 16:34. Produced for the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial by Executive Productions, Seattle. 2009: Searching for York. 29:01. Oregon Public Broadcasting. 2017: York: One Man's Story. 6:56. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. 2018: York: American's Forgotten Explorer. 18:48. Stefan Milo. 2020: A Conversation with Hasan Davis: York, Equity, Race and the Lewis and Clark Story. 58:28. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, National Park Service. 2020: York: The African American Man Traveling with the Lewis & Clark Expedition. 8:16. BrightRoad2Success. 2021: Lewis & Clark State Historic Site, Illinois Department of Natural Resources. York Before the Expedition. 9:16. Building the Team VII: York On the Expedition. 8:30. York After the Expedition 10:40. See also Estevanico List of people from the Louisville metropolitan area List of enslaved people Shields Green Stephen Bishop (cave explorer), another accomplished African-American slave from Kentucky, renowned as an explorer Further reading Robert Betts, In Search of York: The Slave Who Went to the Pacific With Lewis and Clark. University Press of