| See also Sacagawea
(c. 1786-1812).
Lewis
and Clark in North Dakota
This web site contains information
about Lewis and Clark's expedition, with a special emphasis on historical
sites in North Dakota that you can visit today. There are plenty
of pictures and maps as well as a trivia section. From the North
Dakota Travel and Tourism web site.
PBS
Online: Lewis and Clark
This web site contains biographical
and historical information about the Lewis and Clark's expedition, including
pages on many of the Native tribes they met along the way. Also,
historians discuss their ideas about the expedition's historical significance.
From the American History section of the PBS
Online website.
Lewis
and Clark National Historic Trail
This web site site offers
a brief history, links to US government and state sites dedicated to portions
of the Lewis and Clark trail, maps of the expedition’s route, a newsletter,
and more.
The
History of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
From the Lewis
and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation web site.
The
Ethnography of Lewis & Clark
This web site is an online
exhibit of ethnographic objects believed to have been collected during
Lewis and Clark's expedition. The site also includes a
map of their routes and a
list of related links. From Harvard University's Peabody
Museum web site.
Lewis
and Clark on the Information Superhighway (Full List of Links)
Here's a page of over 400
links to online information about Lewis and Clark. From the Virtual
Professional Development School of Washington State University.
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