OPEN "Preserving the Legacy of Lewis and Clark: A workshop on utilizing public-private partnerships to establish the National Historic Trail, " May 1988, Vol. OPEN Anton L. Whitehead, "Sakakawea (Knife River) Village Being Studied, " February 1977, Vol. OPEN "Montana Society to Make Available 'Damascene' Charles M. Russell Lewis & Clark Plate, " Spring 1975, Vol. OPEN "2009 annual meeting moves to October, " August 2008, Vol. Sherman Presents KJHS L & C Essay Award, " May 1985, Vol. OPEN Virginia Holmgren, "'Melanerpes lewis' - Those Latin Words (Binomials or Trinomials): Why Do We Need and Use Them?, " May 1984, Vol. OPEN E. 'Frenchy' Chuinard, "The Court-Martial of Ensign Meriwether Lewis (Some Observations Related to the Court-Martial of the Expedition's Private Newman), " November 1982, Vol. OPEN "South Dakota Flotilla to Commemorate L. & C., " Fall 1975, Vol. OPEN James R. Fazio, "Lewis & Clark in Cass County (Book Review), " August 1997, Vol.
OPEN Irving W. Anderson, "Secretary Reports Eighth Annual Meeting as 'Great Experience', " Summer 1976, Vol. OPEN Dennis M. O'Connell, "New biography explores William Clark's seminal role in American expansion (Book Review), " August 2004, Vol. OPEN "COVID-19 in the Context of Jefferson and Lewis and Clark, " August 2020, Vol. OPEN Jay H. Buckley and L. C. Carr, "Editor's Notes, " November 2010, Vol. OPEN "Legislators Okay Money for Lewis & Clark Center, " May 1991, Vol. OPEN "Rails-to-Trails plan gets support, " May 1987, Vol. OPEN "Native Voices Endowment announces first five awards, " November 2008, Vol. OPEN "National Foundation And Washington State Committee To Feel Loss of Dedicated Members, " March 1983, Vol. OPEN Jim Brooke, "Trail is at the heart of our focus on the future (President's Message), " November 2008, Vol. OPEN John W. Jengo, "An Excellent Guide to Subsequent Explorers: The scientific influence of Lewis and Clark's geological discoveries published in Nicholas Biddle's edition of the journals, " August 2007, Vol. OPEN Walter H. Marx, "The Jefferson Tombstone Again, " August 1985, Vol. OPEN Robert E. Lange, "Fort Clatsop: The Story Behind the Scenery (Book Review), " November 1986, Vol. OPEN "1993 Grants Notice, " November 1993, Vol. OPEN Ann Rogers, "We Met Them at the Fair: Lewis and Clark Commemorated at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition-Part 2, " November 1995, Vol.
OPEN "Illinois Press Announces Foundation Members' Books, " November 1980, Vol. OPEN Marguerite S. Forest, "Searching for Sea Otters, " August 2007, Vol. OPEN Robert Clark, "Lewis and Clark Among the Nez Perce: Strangers in the Land of the Nimiipuu (Book Review), " November 2014, Vol. Large, "Exciting Plans Revealed for the Foundation's 1982 14th Annual Meeting, " February 1982, Vol. OPEN Robert A. Saindon, "Clark's Lookout: An Interpretation of an Age-Old Landmark, " February 1989, Vol. OPEN J. Merritt, "Text and illustrations chronicle the building of three Fort Clatsops, " February 2008, Vol. OPEN Mark Chalkley, "Author makes disturbing argument for murder in the death of Lewis, " August 2009, Vol. OPEN "The Giant Mural and Artist Robert Orduno, " November 1984, Vol.
OPEN "Idaho To Have State L. Committee, " Fall 1975, Vol. OPEN Mark Chalkley, "Reflections on Charlottesville kickoff (Letter), " May 2003, Vol. OPEN Leandra Holland, "Lewis on the fine art of constructing a cache, " August 2003, Vol. OPEN "Idaho Members Make Field Trip To Expedition's Glade Creek Camp Site, " May 1986, Vol. OPEN Kenneth C. Walcheck, "Tales of the Variegated Bear: Lewis and Clark scoffed at the Mandans' reports of its ferocity, " November 2002, Vol. OPEN Ralph Saunders, "Clarks Crossing Interpretive Panel Dedication, " February 2017, Vol. Due to the many unfortunate events which followed Lewis's death, in 1809, the Indian vocabularies the captains had carefully collected are now lost, and were never made available to the public. Large, "The Clark - Sacagawea affair: a literary evolution, " August 1988, Vol.
OPEN "Bronze Busts Typical of Indians Encountered by Lewis & Clark Expedition, " October 1977, Vol. OPEN "Teachers Invited to Explore Idaho's Lolo Trail, " February 1996, Vol. OPEN Fred Johnson, "James Fazio's Message Is lmportant for Today, " August 1993, Vol. OPEN "Sixth grader gets mountain named for Sacagawea's friend, " May 1988, Vol. OPEN Wendy Raney, "November issue to arrive in October, " May 2009, Vol. OPEN Glen Kirkpatrick, "The 'stupendious' Columbia Gorge: The Corps of Discovery traversed a landscape born of lava and ice-age floods, " May 2001, Vol. The expedition opened up new territory for the fur and lumber trade and pointed out the best lands for future settlement and agriculture. OPEN "Proposed Development of Lewis & Clark Historic Site: For the Lewis and Clark Society, Inc. Wood River, Illinois 62095, " May 1989, Vol. OPEN "Washington Committee Hears Plans for L&C Museum, " November 1988, Vol. OPEN Albert Furtwangler, "Untitled Letter to the Editor, " May 1993, Vol. OPEN "Explorers at Sea, " May 2001, Vol. OPEN John L. Stoner, "Dear Editor (Letter), " August 2015, Vol. OPEN Chelsey and Carole Schart, "Volunteers for Trail Project Say 'It Was Great!
OPEN James Alexander Thom, "Life among the Nee Mee Poo (Book Review), " May 2000, Vol. OPEN Richard D. Scheuerman, "Lewis and Clark, and Arden: Mrs. Johnson and the Student Corps of Discovery, " February 2015, Vol. Large, "The Big 10: What were the essential events of the Lewis &Clark Expedition?, " February 2003, Vol.
OPEN "President Jefferson's Letter of Condolence to the Arikara, " May 2018, Vol. OPEN Donald Jackson, "Call Him a Good Old Dog, But Don't Call Him Scannon, " August 1985, Vol. OPEN Hazel Bain, "President Bain's Message, " May/June 1983, Vol. OPEN "Plans Developing For Management Of Missouri's 'Scenic River' Segment, " October 1978, Vol.
Nations by Language Family. OPEN "Foundation Personalities: Viola ('Vi') and Ray Forrest, " May/June 1983, Vol. Tribe encountered by Odysseus. OPEN Karen Seaberg, "Exciting initiatives on tap for 2008 (President's Message), " February 2008, Vol. OPEN "St. Louis annual meeting and signature event close out L&C Bicentennial, " November 2006, Vol.
Large, "History's Two Nicholas Biddles, " May 1990, Vol. OPEN "Santillane Chapter Formed, " February 1989, Vol. OPEN "Dillon meeting update, " May 2000, Vol. OPEN Lorna Hainesworth, "Conestoga wagons unlikely candidate for hauling Lewis's stores, " August 2009, Vol. OPEN "Skinner joins Foundation staff as librarian, " August 2000, Vol.
OPEN "Oregon Foundation's February Quarterly Meeting, " Spring 1975, Vol. OPEN Bill Lauman, "Leadership lessons from Lewis & Clark, " May 2005, Vol. OPEN "Omaha-Sioux City To Be 1980 Meeting Site, " October 1979, Vol. OPEN "Valley County Montana To Be Annual Meeting Locale for 1979, " October 1978, Vol. OPEN Ron Williams, "Onawa State Park Completes Keelboat Replica, " November 1988, Vol. OPEN "Ft. Mandan Project Needs Support, Paper Says, " May 1993, Vol. OPEN "Program: L & C at the Headwaters, 21st Annual Meeting, " May 1989, Vol. OPEN "Enquiring Minds Want to Know, " February 2022, Vol. OPEN "Washington Group Holds Meet in Whitman County, " Fall 1975, Vol. OPEN "Montana, Idaho and Oregon Turn to Captain Lewis's Botany For Naming State Flowers, " May 1980, Vol.