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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Management
 

Lewis & Clark National Historical Park Museum Management Plan [pdf]

Fort Clatsop Administrative History [pdf]

Fort Clatsop Suggested Historical Area Report [pdf]

Fort To Sea Trail [html]

Identifying, Documenting, and Evaluating Cultural Resrouces: Station Camp Unit: Lewis and Clark National Historical Park [pdf]

Lower Columbia River Lewis and Clark Sites Boundary Study [pdf]

The Lewis and Clark Trail from Fort Clatsop to the Clatsop Plains [pdf]

Fort Clatsop Environmental Assessment [doc]
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."

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