Welcome
... to the official website of the Oregon Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. The founding meeting was held on September 19, 1998 at Fort Clatsop National Memorial. The chapter now boasts over 230 members from throughout Oregon, Washington and other locations as well. The chapter's mission is to encourage, support and undertake, either individually or jointly with others, projects that stimulate and advance public knowledge and awareness of the historic, social and cultural significance of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The scope of chapter activities to achieve these goals are broad and diverse including the promotion of membership, the preservation of Expedition related sites and educational projects, programs and field trips that enhance the enjoyment and understanding of the Lewis and Clark story.75% off sale on
Lewis & Clark Journals
Or go online to order at www.nebraskapress.unl.edu.
Memories
Don’t forget to check out more photos (and upload your own) at the Member Photo Gallery
Happy 150th birthday, Oregon!
Yes, on Valentine's Day 1859 Oregon was inducted into the Union. And that means during 2009 we will hold our sesquicentennial (that's pronounced ses-kwi-sen-ten-ee-uhl, by the way) celebration of this magical place.Governor Ted Kulongoski has launched Oregon 150, and encourages all Oregonians to contribute their stories.
Check out the new website at www.oregon150.org and help us ready for the big celebration.
Celebrate, Beaver State!
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