Postcard - Lewiston, Idaho

"Some call it the 'Banana Belt City,' some call it 'Idaho's only seaport.' It has a promising future and an interesting past. Lewis and Clark passed this way in 1805, and returned by here in 1806."

1970s or early 1980s.

Buttons - Events - 2004

1804-2004

On reverse: WHC, 800.303.5703

Made during the Lewis and Clark bicentennial commemoration

Phone photo 949

"Clark's Tree," a bronze sculpture by Stanley Wanlass on display in the dunes at Long Beach, Washington. The tree has an inscription bearing a replica of a carved message from Clark (of Lewis and) in 1805 when he ventured this far north on the coast.

This sculpture is so lifelike I had to get pretty close before I figured out the thing was metal.

Phone photo 96

Beacon Rock, Columbia River, Skamania County, Washington on a dark, overcast day looming like brooding giant. Named by Lewis and Clark in 1805. This volcanic core monolith is about 850 feet tall.