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To save a language: Aspiring teacher Bheri Hallam fights for the Mandan tongue

The administrative headquarters of the Three Affiliated Tribes in New Town, ND. Photo courtesy of American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA). By Catharine Li In Nuu’etaa, words are rich with symbolism that imparts life into the Indigenous oral storytelling...

The Women’s Museum: Celebrating the Contributions of Women to History in Kentucky

By Rachel Taylor Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons: Bedford Kentucky has a rich history, celebrated in the hundreds of museums across the Commonwealth. One museum in Bardstown, however, focuses specifically on the often overlooked contributions of women during one of the...

Honoring Sacagawea: Celebrating Women’s History Month Along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

By Rachael Higham In celebration of Women’s History Month, we want to recognize Sacagawea, who had an undeniable impact on the Lewis and Clark Expedition. In the Lewis and Clark journals there are many accounts of her bravery, level-headedness, dedication,...

Reviving history in West Point, Kentucky

Development of new Lewis & Clark Education and Interpretive Center soon to engage audiences  By Catharine Li Image: Founding of West Point historical marker, erected in 2015 on the intersection of Elm Street and North 2nd Street. Photo by Lewis...

Dennis Buscher and Jim Entrican: Southern Sacramento County natives working to preserve the history and legacy of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

By Catharine Li As a fourth generation resident of Franklin, California, Dennis Buscher is a witness to the change and transformation evident in the area. But the virtue of time imparts another perspective—a historical one—for which Buscher is a dedicated...

‘A Family Obligation’: Amie Kunkle-Cox Honors the Grave of William Bratton as a Volunteer for the Lewis and Clark Trust’s ‘Honor-Respect-Preserve’ Project

By Rachel Taylor Every December at over 4,225 locations, wreaths are laid on the graves of veterans as part of the National 'Wreaths Across America' project. These wreaths are placed by Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts, Daughters of the American...

Julie Rittenberry: Honoring the Members of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

By Rachael Higham In honor of the veterans who have served our country, every December, wreaths are placed on grave sites throughout the world. Seven years ago, the Lewis and Clark Trust started the Honor and Respect project to honor...

Ultimate Guide for Visiting Harpers Ferry WV: Hiking, Dining, and Civil War History

  Looking for a small town with a big history? Add visiting Harpers Ferry to your bucket list. Located in Jefferson County WV, right on the point where the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers meet, this town is full of things...

Top 10 Restaurants and Breweries in Ohio along the LCNHT

Tasty food options while traveling make your adventure that much better. Sometimes you may choose to travel great distances just to return to a particular restaurant or cafe where you had previously enjoyed the food or a finely crafted beer....

Exploring Southern Illinois: Top 10 Things to do in Saline County

Looking for a unique way to explore Southern Illinois? Curious to visit a place where you can take a rodeo lesson, catch a drag race, and wander through twelve acres of peonies all in one day? You might be surprised...

10 Breweries in Pittsburgh with Pints Worth the Stop

Are there any good breweries in Pittsburgh? When you’re traveling on the Lewis and Clark Trail, you probably aren’t expecting to find some good IPAs. However, the trail starts right at a hot-spot for brewing, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania has always had...

Visiting the Dakotas’ Top Historical Sites

Along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, we serve to preserve the history of Lewis and Clark’s great exploration. But did you know there are so many other great sites that appear near the trail? The Dakota’s are rich...

Montana Tourism: Marketing Director Pat Doyle Shares Insights and Advice

Looking for the next great adventure? Put Montana on your travel bucket list! Montana is a part of Lewis and Clark’s Peaks to Plains region, which covers the states of Montana and Idaho, and is among the most underrated states...

4 Ways Tourism Helps Small Communities on the LCNHT

It’s no secret: The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail (LCNHT) does not run through America’s most well-known tourist attractions. New York, Los Angeles, and Miami are not on the trail. But the LCNHT is pointing tourists to the corners...

Geotourism in Action – An Interview with Columbia Gorge Tourism Alliance Network Director, Emily Reed

The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail works with over 900 partners nationwide, ranging from government agencies to non-profit organizations to small and local businesses. The Columbia Gorge Tourism Alliance (CGTA), headed by Network Director, Emily Reed, is a proud...

Why you should put Fort Pierre, South Dakota on your Great Plains itinerary

When you are traveling through South Dakota on Interstate 90 you will eventually come across the Exit 212 Sign indicating the towns of Pierre and Fort Pierre. You might have heard of Pierre as it is the State Capitol of...

Why Visiting Point Pleasant, West Virginia Should Be On Your US Bucket List

When you think of West Virginia, sprawling mountains, coal mines, and whitewater rafting probably come to mind. But, like lots of states in the midwest, there’s a different side to the Mountain State: its beautiful river towns. One such town...

Why Domestic Tourism is a Form of Sustainable Travel

When thinking about where to vacation, many people want to go abroad, preferably as far away from home as possible. But how often do you travel in your own country? Domestic tourism is one of the best sustainable travel choices...

Why Lewis and Clark Trail is a Perfect Family Summer Road Trip

When looking for the perfect family summer road trip in the United States, Route 66 or Highway 1 might be the first things in your mind. What if we told you that you can immerse yourself in a completely different...

What is Geotourism and how does the LCNHT represent it?

Geotourism is a term that is floating around the tourism industry lately. However, it is a word that few are able to define. Despite this, geotourism is one of the most exciting movements in the tourism industry. You see, every...

Native American Tribes along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

Many people know about Sacagawea, the Native American woman helping the expedition corps of Lewis and Clark. However, the corps’s encounters with other Native American tribes are not as well known. Today we are highlighting some of the Native American...

The Best Wineries and Breweries Along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

A trip down the Lewis and Clark National Historical Trail is definitely worth the journey for the beautiful scenery alone. However, the incredible wine and beer scene will truly make the trek worthwhile for any beer or wine lover. As...

Why Visiting Maysville, Kentucky Should Be On Your US Bucket List

When you picture towns on the Ohio River, places like Cincinnati, Louisville, and Evansville probably come to mind. While these big cities have lots of charm of their own, sometimes you need to head to the smaller towns along the...

Why Visiting Madison, Indiana Should Be On Your US Bucket List

While the Midwest region of the United States is stereotypically known for its sprawling plains, agriculture, and cows, it’s also home to a wide variety of river communities along the mighty Ohio River. One of these communities is Madison, Indiana,...

Planning the Ultimate Road Trip on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

  The recently released Lewis and Clark Trail 2021 annual report highlighted how the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail is working with partners across the U.S. to commemorate and protect the 4,900-mile-long historic route of the original expedition. One of the...

How to Explore the Lewis And Clark National Historic Trail

When the United States barely lay claim to land west of the Mississippi river, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark traveled west to explore, study, and document a new section of land acquired under President Thomas Jefferson. While the Corps of...

Expanded Lewis And Clark Auto Tour Route Fostering Future Of Tourism

When a shipment of new Lewis and Clark Auto Tour signs showed up in Jim Mallory’s office last summer, the vice-chairman of the Lewis and Clark Trust stopped everything he was doing to deliver them to communities along the Ohio...

What is the Lewis And Clark National Historic Trail And What is its History?

The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail is not your average trail. In addition to being a course of travel, it is an important part of early American history. The Lewis and Clark Trail now spans the United States for...

Communities Thriving Along Lewis And Clark Trail Thanks To New ‘Rivertown Review’ Program

While the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail’s 2019 eastward expansion added 1,200 miles of historical significance to the trail, the newfound addition of an abundance of towns and communities has been just as important to the trail’s mission. Engaging...

Стратегия Антимартингейл в ставках и казино с примерами

В ручном трейдинге лучше отдать предпочтение простым и надежным стратегиям. Как пример приведем Снайпер – мартингейл не используется, работа ведется с минимальными рисками и долей прибыльных сделок до 80-90%. Теория мартингейла не означает, что последующие торговые сдел­ки должны обязательно удваиваться....

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