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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Events and Programs
 

All the following events and programs are at Fort Clatsop unless otherwise stated.

 

In the Visitor Center Theater:

  • "Clatsop Winter Story" 22 minute film
  • "Confluence of Time and Courage" 34 minute film

 

November 15, 2009 - 1:00 PM

In Their Footsteps Lecture Series - Richard Brenne, "Lewis, Clark and Us: Climate and Sustainability Then, Now, and in the Future." To find out more...

December 13, 2009 - 1:00 PM

In Their footsteps Lecture Series - Dane Osis, "Mysterious Mushrooms of Clatsop County"

December 25, 2009 - Park Closed- Happy Holidays

January 17, 2010

In Their footsteps Lecture Series - Gloria R. Linkey, "Trilogy: Three Amazing Lives; Three Amazing Stories"

February 14 - 1:00 PM

In Their footsteps Lecture Series - Sharnella Fee, "Wildlife Center of the North Coast"

March 21, 2010 - 1:00 PM

In Their footsteps Lecture Series - Roger Wendlick, "Shotgun on my Chest; Memoirs of a Lewis and Clark Book Collector"

April 18, 2010 - 1:00 PM

In Their footsteps Lecture Series - Glynda Peterson Schaad, "Women to Reckon With"

May 16, 2010 - 1:00 PM

In Their footsteps Lecture Series -Anne Kaylene, To Be Announced



 

 

 

The Salt Makers Return
The Salt Makers Return
Meet the members of the Salt Makers party every year the 3rd weekend in August
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Fort to Sea Trail Guided Hikes
Fort to Sea Trail Guided Hikes
Join us for a spectacular summer hike, from the fort to the ocean.
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Guided Kayak-Canoe Tours
Guided Kayak-Canoe Tours
Paddle along the Lewis and Clark River with a park ranger
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Did you know?  

Did You Know?
Sacagawea was stolen as a young girl from the Shoshone by the Minnetare/Hidatsa people. In the journals Sacagawea is called "Bird Woman" and in the Minnetare/Hidatsa language Sacagawea means "Bird Woman."

Last Updated: November 06, 2009 at 18:06 EST