We’ve shown you pictures from this museum around Omaha a couple of times: replicas of Camp Dubois (or Camp Wood), and the keelboat that they took north on the Missouri...
Remember in part 14 that I mentioned that we’d have some more information about the first transcontinental railroad? I thought I’d have a picture of the monument that honored the...
Before Lewis took off, President Jefferson gave him detailed instructions to seek out, meet with, and learn from the American Indian nations along the journey. On July 28, 1804, the...
The first floor of the Lewis & Clark National Headquarters had the smallest look at the Lewis & Clark expedition, but its exhibits and its movie more than made up...
Once the United States purchased the land covered in the Louisiana Purchase, pioneer-minded people started moving west. But, of course, in some places others were already living in these areas...
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