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Lewis & Clark BiCentennial
There are 28 external links and 2 sub-categories in this part of the SCOUTER Net Compass
The Journals of Lewis and Clark
The year 2003 marks the bi-centennial of the adventurous journeys of Lewis and Clark after the United States bought Louisiana from France. This book is available from the Honor Publishing Bookstore website & is great for Scouters.
Discovering Lewis & Clark - Legacy Site
This is a progressive Web site, enhanced by at least one new interpretive episode each month. For current updates, see the link on the site. The centerpiece of Discovering Lewis and Clark is a 19-part synopsis of the expedition by Professor Harry Fritz.
Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail
Located in Eleven States: IA, ID, IL, KS, MO, MT, ND, NE, OR, SD, & WA, this is the website for the National Park Service with headquarters in Omaha Nebraska. Many links & details on this site.
Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Council
In cooperation with state, federal, and tribal governments -- and all interested individuals and organizations, the Council will promote educational programs, cultural sensitivity and harmony, & the sustaining stewardship of natural & historical resources
Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Activities
Ten American communities, from Charlottesville, VA, to Astoria, OR, have been selected as sites for national Lewis and Clark heritage events during the bicentennial commemoration of the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 2003-2006.
Following the Voyage of Discovery
We hope you'll enjoy planning your Corps of Discovery travel with the resources included here, and enjoy learning more about the Lewis and Clark Expedition that began in 1803 and ended more than three years later.
Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Exhibition
The National Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Exhibition will open in St. Louis in early 2004. Later that year it will embark on a coast-to-coast tour that will take it to four or five other major museums, at least one in each time zone.
Lewis & Clark Trail Heritage Foundation
The mission of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation is to honor the remarkable historic legacy of Lewis and Clark through research, education, preservation, promotion, and coordination.
Relive the Adventure, L&C; Trail
Re-live the Adventure of this trail from this educational website.
Lewis & Clark Trail by Bicycle!
Based out of Kansas City, check out the plan of two cyclists to retrace the trail by Bike. Scout troops considering Cycling Merit Badge may be interested in doing some of these legs.
Bicycle Guide to the Lewis & Clark Trail
This 3,000 mile tour offers magnificent scenery, quiet roads, a variety of accommodations and food, and wonderful people. Ride your bicycle, your car, or your armchair to experience and appreciate our magnificent USA as you follow in their footsteps.
Historic Trails Cycling the L & C Trail
This organization is hosting a number of bike trips along the trail. They also host trips along other historic areas.
L & C on the Information Superhighway
At this site is comprehensive list of web sites (URLs) that are related in some manner to the Lewis & Clark expedition. They are included without much regard to the quality or the accuracy of the material presented and encompass all points of view.
Lewis & Clark Wagon Train
A four day, 200 mile journey that will be conducted once a year for six years. They have done programs for Scout Groups in the past. See their website for details.
Perry Bear's On the Trail of L & C
Lewis and Clark’s journey began on May 14, 1804. Three boats and nearly 40 men set out from a place near St. Louis, Missouri. Eighteen months later, the expedition would reach the goal: the Pacific Ocean.
ID - Clearwater River Company
A Lewis & Clark River & Camp Experience. The Clearwater River Company is an Outfitting & Guiding Company, specializing in historical, educational, and cultural tours of discovery and drift-boat fishing trips. Can do customized trips for Scout Troops.
ID - Festival of Discovery Site
This site has events & activities in the area of North Central Idaho and Eastern Washington
MO - Missouri Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
The purpose of the website is to provide information about the upcoming Lewis and Clark Bicentennial celebrations in the state of Missouri where the expedition began.
MO - The Lewis & Clark Center
The Lewis & Clark Center is dedicated to the adventures and accomplishments of the famous Lewis & Clark Expedition. This certified site on the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail is located in Historic St. Charles Missouri.
MT - Cut Bank Area & Camp Dissapointment
This is the northernmost camp established by the expedition. On July 17, 1806, Lewis and three members of the expedition (George Drewyer, Joseph Fields, and Reuben Fields) split from the main group to look for a water passage to the Pacific.
MT - L&C; Nat'l Trail Interpretive Center
The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center imparts to the public a personal sense of President Thomas Jefferson's vision of expanding America to the west; it inspires awe and awakens curiosity toward the challenges they faced.
MT - Montana L&C; Bicentennial Commission
The Montana Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission, in partnership with Travel Montana, has developed this Montana-based Intranet Site.
ND - North Dakota L & C Bicentennial
The North Dakota Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Foundation's mission is "Revealing Lewis & Clark's Fort Mandan Experience." Fort Mandan was the Wintering Post of the Lewis & Clark Expedition in 1804-1805.
ND - North Dakota L & C Celebrations
Site is devoted to covering the stops and activities along the trail route as well as links and events to commemorate the bicentennial of that event.
NE - Lewis & Clark District of MAC
This is the District Homepage of part of the Mid-America Council
OR - Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Oregon
Lewis & Clark Bicentennial in Oregon coordinates the diverse activities conducted by groups across the state and represents Oregon at the national level.
SD - Lewis & Clark Scout Camp
Souix Council Scout Camp - In 1804, the Lewis and Clark expedition made their way westward up the Missouri River of which L&C; Lake is a part. They also camped nearby. Ordway, Prior, Gass, Shannon, York & Floyd campsites are named for expedition members.
SD - Lewis & Clark's Historic Trail
1804, Meriwether Lewis & William Clark set out on an amazing expedition across the Louisiana Territory. It has been nearly 200 years since then and this site covers events in the Yankton South Dakota area.
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