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The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center
1/15/2011
The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center and Fort Mandan will be closed until Monday due to electrical issues. We apologize for any inconvenience. |
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The Eric Sevareid Symposium, Clay S. Jenkinson, Director, The Dakota Institute
10/12/2010
This last week the Dakota Institute of the Lewis and Clark Fort Mandan Foundation hosted a national humanities symposium on Eric Sevareid. We partnered with the North Dakota Humanities Council and Bismarck State College to explore the life and achievement of one of the giants of broadcast news. A couple of hundred people from North Dakota and around the nation gathered at Bismarck State to engage in three full days of lecture, panel discussion, and performance. Hundreds more joined us by way of live video and audio streaming in 25 states and several foreign nations, including Norway. |
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Childrens' Book Read at Interpretive Center this Saturday!
3/24/2010
The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center will host a Children’s Book Read on Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 2:00 pm. |
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It’s Finally Time to Plant, by Jeff Carlson, Interpretive Coordinator
6/3/2009
Throughout the area, people have finally been able to plant their gardens and it’s no exception here at the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center. This week the staff at the Center will be wrapping up the cultivating and planting of two interpretive gardens. |
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Legislature Supports Lewis & Clark Center Expansion
5/25/2009
The Lewis & Clark Fort Mandan Foundation’s plans for a $3 million expansion and exhibit “makeover” of the North Dakota Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center at Washburn received a major boost with $1.5 million appropriated to the Foundation during the 2009 legislative session. The funds are provided through the Department of Commerce budget and |
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Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Capacity by Jeff Turning Heart, Interpreter
7/26/2007
Have you gone on a small getaway vacation and found yourselves crammed into a small vehicle and realized that you may have been a bit over-prepared? I felt like that from time to time on some camping trips when I was younger. I was always told that it’s better to be over than under-prepared. |
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