The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806 was a major event that shaped the boundaries and the very future of America. It is the mission of the Clearwater-Snake Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Planning Committee to commemorate that journey, re-kindle its spirit of discovery, and acclaim the contributions and goodwill of the native peoples.
In cooperation with state, federal, local, and tribal governments -and all interested individuals, organizations and communities - the Committee will promote educational programs, cultural sensitivity and harmony, and the sustaining stewardship of natural and historical resources along the route of the expedition.
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Minutes & NotesMinutes from the Clearwater-Snake Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Committee meetings and related sessions. |
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Announcements & NewsSpecial communications and bulletins from the Bicentennial Committee (and related organizations) about current projects and activities.
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Sub-CommitteesDescriptions of the sub-committees of the |
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Calendar of EventsA collection of references to other sources of information about the trail, the journals, and the expedition of the Corps of Discovery. Lewis & Clark Symposium, Lewiston ,June 2003 |
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02/11/03
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