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Sketch of a vulture from Coues-Anderson manuscript.About This Website

Between 2003 and 2006, Americans observed the 200th anniversary of a defining moment in our nation's development: the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

During this commemoration, Lewis & Clark College offered educational programs that emphasized the lasting legacy of the Expedition in the context of the American Enlightenment. Lewis & Clark College made its resources available to the students, the scholarly community and the general public through conferences, lectures, symposia, exhibits, publications, and special events.

By exploring this website you can learn more about these programs, and the college's collections relating to the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Clark's Map of North America, 1814.

William Clark's "Map of North America" engraved by Samuel Lewis, 1814, from the Lewis & Clark College Special Collections.

200 Years

Bibliography & Essays

Traveling Exhibition

Undergraduate College Symposia Series

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Special Collections

Read about Lewis & Clark College's contributions to the bicentennial commemoration in the college's alumni magazine, the Chronicle.