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Lewis and Clark

By Meriwether Lewis

Head of a vulture By Meriwether Lewis

Eulachon by Meriwether Lewis

Columbia River and Affluents, Washington, ca Columbia River and Affluents, Washington, ca. October 13, 1805, Elkskin-bound Journal

Evergreen Shrub Leaf (Oregon grape, Berberis aquifolium), February 12, 1806, Voorhis No. 2

Sand Bar, November 20, 1803, Eastern Journal By Meriwether Lewis

Map of the whole journey by William Clark

"Soulard Map of the Missouri and Upper Mississippi, 1802" by William Clark

"Map of Lewis and Clark Track" Original by Clark, 1810 "Map of Lewis and Clark Track" Original by Clark, 1810. Copied by Samuel Lewis 1814

Great (Celilo) Falls of the Columbia River, Washington and Oregon, October 22–23, 1805, Codex H, p.1 by William Clark