Across the Snowy Ranges covers the Lewis and Clark ì Expedition in Idaho and Western Montana. Beautifully illustrated!
Explore the natural areas along America's most famous pioneer ì route: Use this comprehensive guide to plan your outdoor ì adventures in the lands that were explored by Lewis and Clark This Sierra Club travel guide is designed to get modern day ì
This edition contains no advertising, and has stitched binding. ì It covers the whole story of the expedition, beginning east of ì the Mississippi River as Thomas Jefferson and Meriwether Lewis ì planned, and Lewis trained and traveled, in Virginia,
Along the Trail with Lewis and Clark, 2nd Edition
By Barbara Fifer and Vicky Soderberg
with maps by Joseph Mussulman.
This edition contains no advertising, and has stitched binding. ì It covers the whole story of the expedition, begin
In 1804, an expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark ì departed Camp Wood, Illinois, on a journey to discover the source ì of the great Missouri River and map a path to the Pacific Ocean. ì Traveling by canoe, on horseback, and on foot, t
Common to This Country
Botanical Discoveries of Lewis & Clark
The Lewis & Clark expedition will always be the central narrative ì of American expansion, as long, that is, as we allow ourselves to ì feel its imaginative power. Com
Not an appointment calendar, but an easy way for everyone to join ì the Lewis and Clark Expedition on each of their 862 days on the ì trail. Calendars for the years 1804 to 1806 have been filled with ì brief notes covering May 14, 1804, to September
In autumn 1805,a group of ragged strangers staggered into a Nez ì Perce Indian camp on the Clearwater River in what is now northern ì Idaho. The natives discussed killing the starving newcomers and ì taking the wonderous treasures they carried in the
This book, aimed at young people but equally informative for ì adults, tells the story in text and illustration of Seaman, the ì Newfoundland Retriever that accompanied the Lewis and Clark ì Expedition in its journey across America in 1805-06. Writte
Following Lewis & Clark's Track is an educational activity ì book created for the Oregon-California Trails Association.
This illustrated 64-page book includes maps, word searches, ì charts, graphs, and puzzles. Excerpts from the journals
Following in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark, John Hoganson and ì Ed Murphy lead readers on a geologic tour of the Missouri River ì valley in western North Dakota, explaining the geologic wonders ì that Lewis and Clark recorded in their journals-bur
Topic-by-topic, visual treatment of the Expedition for grades ì 4-up. Color maps, sketches, paintings, and photographs with ì accurate text presented in bright and active style, covering "Who ì They Were," "People They Met," "What They Ate," and more
Bring history alive as students make interactive projects -- ì exploring the fascinating past. The projects are stored in ì labeled construction paper pockets with decorative covers. With ì History Pockets, students are engaged in discovery, while ì
Nature sketches from the journals, a pictorial time line charting ì the route, and exquisite photography describe the expedition.
210 pages, cloth
This 94-page, 8 1/2 x 11" book can be used as a coloring ì book by younger students or read and studied by older ì children. Dozens of illustrations will stir their ì imagination and bring the
The companion volume to Ken Burns' PBS documentary film, with ì more than 150 illustrations, most in full color. A preface by Ken Burns, as well as contributions from Stephen E. Ambrose, William Least Heat-Moon, and Erica Funkhouser, enlarge upo
The Cornerstones of Freedom series has enduring episodes from ì American history are neatly summarized in compact volumes that ì combine clearly written texts with historical reproductions and ì photographs. The simple prose makes judicious use of qu
Did the Lewis and Clark Expedition really feast on anchovies and ì pheasants? How many beads were in a brace? What kinds of rifles ì did the men use? Who are the Pahkee Indians? And whatever is an ì espontoon or a circumferentor? This is a quick aid
Lewis and Clark lived one of the most exciting chapters in ì American history, and their expedition shaped America's destiny. ì Learn about their two-year journey that took them from St. Louis, ì Missouri, up the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, acro
In 1803, a group of intrepid explorers led by Meriwether Lewis ì and William Clark set off on an daunting mission: to explore and ì document the vast interior of North America all the way to the ì Pacific Ocean. In celebration of the bicentennial of
Lewis & Clark In The Bitterroot By The Discovery Writers With a Foreword by Dale A. Burk
The Lewis and Clark Expedition's travels in the Bitterroot Mountains and the spot in Ross' Hole where they encountered the Salish Indians (immort
A Museum in a Book!
Experience the epic adventure through removable journal pages, ì maps, and artifacts
Few events in American history have shaped the nation like the ì Lewis and Clark Expedition. It opened the American West for ì
by the Discovery Writers
with a Foreword by Dale A. Burk.
The coming bi-centennial of the famous Lewis & Clark Expedition ì has led to this detailed look at their travels in upper Missouri ì River region of Montana. In this, the second of
by the Discovery Writers
with a Foreword by Dale A. Burk.
The coming bi-centennial of the famous Lewis & Clark Expedition ì has led to this detailed look at their travels in upper Missouri ì River region of Montana. In this, the second of
A study of the Lewis and Clark expedition from the perspective ì of Indian writers, tribal leaders, and historians examines the ì impact of the expedition on the native peoples it encountered, ì featuring contributions from newspaper editor Mark Tra
One of the foremost historians of Lewis and Clark, Ronda grounds ì Finding the West in the insights and reflections he has gleaned ì from some twenty years of research and writing about this ì pivotal era. But above all else, Ronda's book is cen
Lewis & Clark documents one of the most important events ì in our nation's history.
This is Volume 4 of Rick Steber's Traveling Companions ì series.
With text and photos by Rick and Susie Graetz, arial photography ì by Larry Mayer, and a foreword byStephen Ambrose, Lewis & ì Clark's Montana Trail follows the Expedition west in 1805, ì with chapters handling segments of the Trail; less time
Text and photos by Rick and Susie Graetz, arial photography by Larry Mayer, and a foreword byStephen Ambrose, Lewis & Clark's Montana Trail follows the Expedition west in 1805, with chapters handling segments of the Trail; less time is spen
By David J. Peck, D.O.
foreword by Moira Ambrose.
An urgent-care physician with a passion for the Lewis and Clark ì Expedition describes its medical aspects. The two captains had to ì act as doctors for their own men, Sacagawea and baby Po
By David J. Peck, D.O.
foreword by Moira Ambrose.
An urgent-care physician with a passion for the Lewis and Clark ì Expedition describes its medical aspects. The two captains had to ì act as doctors for their own men, Sacagawea and baby Po
With excerpts from the journals and nontechnical descriptions, ì Plants of the Lewis and Clark Expedition mixes history ì with botany and invites readers to see the wildflowers, shrubs, ì and trees as the explorers first saw them, from indigo
In the first-ever quilt pattern book of its kind, Patricia B. ì Hastings, one of the Discovery Writers of Stevensville, Montana, ì whose two books on the Lewis & Clark Expedition have won ì widespread acclaim and who also is a nationally-known quilt
Contains an original quilt design depicting Lewis & Clark's ì travel in North Dakota, Montana and Idaho.
32 pages, spiral
Quilting the Journeys of Lewis and Clark also include
Book 1) The ì
Bitt
Contains an original quilt design depicting Lewis & Clark traveling from Lolo Pass to the Pacific Coast.
38 pages, spiral bound
Quilting the Journey of Lewis and Clark also include
Book 1) Th
Sacagawea Speaks is filled with classic storytelling and ì user-friendly history that leaps off the page and into the ì imagination. Here, Sacagawea tells readers of her extraordinary ì life with the Corps of Discovery. Author Joyce Badgley Hunsaker
When the explorers Lewis and Clark asked the Shoshone woman ì Sacagawea and her husband, French trapper Toussaint Charbonneau, ì to act as interpreters for their expedition, the couple brought ì along their two-month-old son, Jean Baptiste. Over the
The most famous guide of the team that explored the American ì northwest in the early 19th century.
The beginning of the book SACAJAWEA deals with this young ì Shoshoni girl's homelife, the death of her grandmother, her ì capture and being a slave to the Arikaras. She is won in a game ì of Hands by a French-Indian trader, Toussaint Charbonneau; who
What was achieved and destroyed, what was made up and forgotten ì in the American West as the continent was mapped, the natives ì were displaced, and exploits were transformed into legends? In ì this acclaimed collection, Larry McMurtry profiles expl
From 1804-1806, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark conducted one ì of the best managed, most successful explorations in history. ì With President Thomas Jefferson's instructions to ì examine the recently bought Louisiana Purchase
Sheheke: Mandan Indian Diplomat: The Story of White Coyote, ì Thomas Jefferson, and Lewis and Clark
by Tracy Potter
Potter eloquently tells the story of Sheheke, the Mandan Indian ì who traveled from North Dakota with Lewis and Clark to
As a young girl, Sacajawea was separated from her family when she ì was captured by a band of Minnetaree warriors and taken to be ì their slave. Several years later, she was bought by a French fur ì trader to be his wife. Then, in 1804, when she was
By Robert J. Moore, Jr. and Michael Haynes.
When the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed a continent in 1803 ì to 1806, they
A companion book to a Library of Congress bicentennial ì exhibition, with an introduction by Garry Wills; a narrative with ì more than 150 illustrations, two thirds in color and essays by ì scholars on Jefferson's life and thought.
April 2
Modern explorers can retrace the captains' route and create ì memories with this guide. Expanded and thoroughly updated, ì Fanselow's acclaimed guidebook includes comprehensive inside ì information on activities, attractions, and visitor amenities al
The Truth About Sacajawea is the only book ever written that tells the eyewitness truth about this famous teenage Indian mother who was indispensable to the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This entry-by-entry approach allows readers to experien
Undaunted Courage is the story of a heroic and legendary ì man, and the saga of a great nation creating itself. In 1803, ì President Thomas Jefferson chose Captain Meriwether Lewis to lead ì the first government- backed exploration of the vast
Undaunted Courage is the story of a heroic and legendary man, and the saga of a great nation creating itself. In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson chose Captain Meriwether Lewis to lead the first government- backed exploration of the vast an
The Story of the Corps of Discovery
An Educational Activity Book for Children
A blend of history and educational activities. This book includes 40 pages of fun-filled activities, coloring, dot-to-dots, map, recipes, music, mazes,
Between 1803 and 1806, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark ì co-captained the most famous expedition in American history. But ì while Lewis ended his life just three years later, Clark, as the ì highest-ranking Federal official in the West, spent thre
