Fort Clatsop offers several videos about the Lewis and Clark Expedition for two week loans to school groups. The following list of videos are available: (Fort Clatsop pays to ship them to you - your school pays to ship them back)

"We Proceeded On"

One of the most significant and dramatic explorations in American history, the journey of Lewis & Clark of 1804 to 1806.

This is a story of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. A journey of exploration, complete with journal excerpts, encounters with Indians, the sometimes beautiful and sometimes threatening landscape, and a summary of their objectives and accomplishments. 32-Minute movie on DVD/VHS

"Living History Demonstrations"

Follow the Lewis and Clark Expedition with reenactments demonstrating the skills necessary for their survival.

Discover how to:
~ build a dugout canoe for stability in the rough waters of the Snake and Columbia Rivers
~ experience the brain tanning techniques they probably acquired from the Mandan Indians
~learn how to keep the fires going with successful fire starting using flint and steel
~see how to make the candles Lewis and Clark needed for keeping journals
~observe the making of clothing and join the hunt for food
Marvel at what a far sighted planner Meriwether Lewis was and join in the trials and accomplishments of the journey.
20 minutes-9 short demonstration segments on VHS

"A Clatsop Winter Story"

There's a new film available through the Fort Clatsop Video Loan Program, "A Clatsop Winter Story". This 22-minute movie (DVD/VHS). This film tells of the 1805-1806 wintering over of the Lewis and Clark expedition from the perspective of the Clatsop Peoples. It features a descendant of Coboway, one of the Chiefs who greeted the Corps.

The listed movies are available for purchase at: fortclatsopbookstore.com