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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Permits
 

To hold an event at the Park:
Application for Special Use Permit [doc]

Filming/Photography
Generally, permits are not required for visitors using cameras and/or recording devices for their own personal use.  News coverage NEVER requires a permit, for either filming or still photography, but is subject to time, place and manner restrictions, if warranted, to maintain order and ensure the safety of the public and the media, and to protect natural and cultural resources.

To determine when a permit is required:
Filming/Photography Information Sheet [doc]

To apply for a Photography/Filming Permit:
Application for Photography/Filming Permit [doc]

 

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Did You Know?
How do you pronounce Sacagawea's name? Lewis' rendition of it as "Sah ca gah we a" is fine. The accent is on the second syllable as in "Chicago".
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Last Updated: August 19, 2011 at 12:27 MST