In the early 1800s, President Theodore Roosevelt dispatched a pair of explorers to chart the newly acquired land from the Louisiana Purchase. Explorers Lewis and Clark set out with a band of men to ...

Lewis and Clark blazed the Oregon Trail (early 1800's). The first settlers that went west (~ 1830's for covered wagons) were following landmarks reported by the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Thanks to the John D. Dingell Jr., Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act, signed into law on March 12, the official Lewis and Clark trail was extended by 1,200 miles along the Ohio and ...

The bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition is commemorated with living history presentations, talks by Native American historians, a film and other activities at the exhibit "Corps of ...

A bill to study whether to extend the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail eastward to the Atlantic Coast is on the desk of President Bush, U.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson announced Wednesday. The ...

ALEXANDER, ND (KXNET) — The Lewis and Clark Trail Museum is looking for volunteers to help with a little bit of construction. According to a Facebook post, the museum needs to remove its back ...

Plum Creek Timber Co. refused to sell a section of land along the Lewis and Clark Trail to the U.S. Forest Service, instead selling the government a 15-foot easement allowing public access and ...

GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — A nonprofit foundation that seeks to preserve the Lewis and Clark Trail and its stories has new leadership after a failed effort to move the foundation's main office ...

And the Discovery Expedition of St. Charles, Mo., about 25 miles north of St. Louis, leads bicentennial treks along the trail. Advertisement ...