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| On the campus of Lewis-Clark State College, Arduous Journey (2009, by Carol A Grende) depicts Sakagawea at the Great Falls Portage |
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| Also at Lewis-Clark State College: Hospitality of the Nez Perce (1993) depicts Meriwether Lewis, Twisted Hair of the Nez Perce, and William Clark |
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| Nearby are two more Nez Perce ... |
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| ... who are gathering camas roots |
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| A riot of color in the college rose garden |
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| Still in Lewiston, ID, the Sakagawea Fountain (1990, by J Shirly Bothum) in Pioneer Park |
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| Pioneer Park Bandshell (1989) |
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| Pioneer Park: Seahorses top this post |
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| Pedestrian bridge to the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake Rivers |
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| Corps of Engineers Lewis and Clark Center with Tsceminicum/Meeting of the Waters (2004, by Nancy N Dreyer) (KSS) |
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| The sides of Tsceminicum contain reliefs of native wildlife |
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| Water flows from Mother Earth's hands, and someone added flower blossoms |
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| Amelanchier lamarckii/Serviceberry |
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| View from where the Clearwater River flows into the Snake River |
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| Nez Perce County Historical Society Museum (1937, by WPA) |
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| Nez Perce County Historical Society Museum allowed children to operate the treadle Singer sewing machine and an Underwood typewriter (compared to typing on an iPad!) |
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| Headdress with horsehair attached to the ends of eagle feathers |
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| This was the extent of the Lewis & Clark display |
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| Convolvulus arvensis/Field Bindweed at Hell's Gate State Park |
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| Lewis & Clark Discovery Center at Hell's Gate State Park in Lewiston, ID |
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| Dugout canoe used by Scott Mandrell and Churchill Clark for re-enactment in the 1997 Ken Burns film, Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery |
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| The other end of the dugout canoe, made from a Ponderosa pine |
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| The Discovery Center's interpretive plaza with sculptures of native animals; such as a Puma concolor/Mountain Lion (KSS) |
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| Castor canadensis/North American Beavers |
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| Oncorhynchus nerka/Sockeye or Blueback Salmon |
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| The Nez Perce once had a village on the land of present-day Hell's Gate State Park |
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