In the Footsteps of Lewis and Clark: Early Commemorations and the Origins of the National Historic Trail

Illustrations

ix Photographs 1.1. Lewis and Clark Centennial parade, Helena, Montana   u   20 1.2. Sacajawea statue, Washington Park, Portland   u   24 1.3. Close-up of Sacajawea statue   u   25 1.4. Dedication of DAR plaque, Traveler’s Rest, Montana, 1925   u   27 1.5. Lewis and Clark column, Washington Park, Portland   u   28 1.6. Astoria Column, Astoria, Oregon   u   31 1.7. Close-up of Astoria Column   u   32 1.8. Salt Cairn, Seaside, Oregon   u   34 1.9. Lewis and Clark End of the Trail statue, Seaside, Oregon   u   35 Illustrations  I llustrations 1.10. End of the Trail plaque, Seaside, Oregon   u   36 1.11. Scriver heroic-sized sculpture, Fort Benton, Montana   u   39 2.1. Fort Mandan replica near Washburn, North Dakota   u   51 2.2. White Cliffs of the Missouri River, Montana   u   55 2.3. Big Falls of the Missouri River near Great Falls, Montana   u   56 2.4. Gates of the Mountains, Missouri River   u   59 2.5. The Three Forks of the Missouri River (headwaters)   u   60 2.6. Gibbons Pass, Continental Divide   u   62 2.7. Clearwater River near Orofino, Idaho   u   66 2.8. Columbia River, east of the gorge   u   67 2.9. Columbia River estuary near Astoria, Oregon   u   69 2.10. Vicinity of Long Camp, Kamiah, Idaho   u   72 2.11. Pompey’s Pillar on the Yellowstone River, Montana   u   73 3.1. View from Lolo Motorway   u   100 3.2. Lochsa River and Lewis-Clark Highway, Idaho   u   105 4.1. Fort Clatsop replica, doorway   u   111 4.2. Sesquicentennial pageant (1955), Camp Fortunate site   u   122 4.3. Men pulling boats up Beaverhead River in Dillon pageant, 1955   u   123 5.1. Camp Fortunate monument, relocated when Clark Canyon Reservoir filled with water   u   134 5.2. Beaverhead Rock and early automobile tourists   u   154 Map 2.1. The Lewis and Clark Expedition route, St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean and return   u   42 ...