Black plaque № 45952

The Point. Confluence of Ohio and Licking Rivers. Christopher Gist, Agent of the Ohio Company, was first white man known to have set foot on Point, 1751. The Lieutenant of Kentucky Co., Va., Col. John Bowman, led expedition from here against Shawnee Indians in Ohio, 1777. Governor Isaac Shelby rende

zvoused 4,000 Ky. troops here before his victory at the Thames, 1813. Over. (Reverse) Pioneer Leaders Here - Many other pioneer leaders made the Point a base for military operations, among them Benjam

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