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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
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Oregon Public Broadcasting's Lewis & Clark Explorer Guides

AudioTour of Fort Clatsop

The Audio Tour of Fort Clatsop was written and produced by award winning sound designer Peter B. Lewis for the CarTours Foundation. The 50-minute audio program includes journal readings, sounds and music of the Corps of Discovery and voices of Clatsop and Chinook tribal members, descendants of the native people who helped the explorers make through the winter 200 years ago.

Lewis conducted several interviews with the knowledgeable staff at the Fort, including Deborah Wood, Cultural specialist, Sally Freeman, Interpretive specialist and Jill Harding, director, Visitor Services. The resulting scripts were reviewed for accuracy and tone by the park staff prior to release.

Material was also pulled from the "Trail of Discovery" series of audio programs exploring the Lewis and Clark story along the Columbia River, 1805 - 1806, which was produced by the CarTours Foundation in partnership with the National Park Service at Fort Clatsop (and is on sale in the bookshop at the Visitor Center).

Much of the music for the new audio tour was performed by Daniel Slosberg, well known along the Lewis and Clark Trail as Pierre Cruzatte, the one-eyed boatman and principal fiddler with the expedition. Many of the natural sounds used in the production were recorded within the Park for authenticity.

Credits:

  • Voice of Clark: John Luzader
  • Voice of Lewis: Bill Weldon
  • Voice of T. Jefferson: Bill Barker
  • Voice of Sergeants Gass and Ordway: James R. Kampmann
  • Clatsop: Richard Basch
  • Chinook: Peggy Disney
  • Tony Johnson Jefferson's music by Rob Turner, Kevin Bushee, Lynanne Wilson
  • Recorded in the Dome Room at Jefferson's Rotunda at the Univ. of VA
  • Recorded and edited at AUDISEE Sound/Seattle
  • Journal quotes from The Journals of the L&C Expedition, Moulton, Gary. Nebraska Press
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Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks are comprised of 1,824 acres in Washington and 1,421 acres in Oregon, with the two extremity sites being a two hour drive from each other.

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST