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Lewis & Clark National Historic Trailview of Monticello from garden-side
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Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail
Site Certification for Visitors
 
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Logo for certified sites on the Lewis and Clark NHT.

Certified sites are places where visitors can learn about or experience the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Only sites that are open to the public are eligible for certification. How can you tell which sites are certified? The logo to the left is displayed at certified sites. You may also consult this map (pdf). Any site marked with a red dot is a certified site.
Falls of the Ohio State Park Visitor Center, in Clarksville, Indiana, displaying the site certification logo.
Site Certification Information for Site Managers
What is a certified site? Learn about the requirements, benefits and certification process here.
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Traveling the Trail?
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Pressed plant from Expedition, now at the Academy of Natural Sciences  

Did You Know?
The Corps of Discovery didn’t discover anything. Everything the Corps reported on- plants, animals, landforms - had been known to and used by American Indian tribes for generations. The Corps were, however, the first to record these items for science.

Last Updated: August 10, 2006 at 13:11 EST