This is our Lewis and Clark reference list- or links page. Some of the organizations we have worked with, some are link partners, all are good sources of information on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

All Lewis and Clark webs surfers should start here at: "Lewis and Clark on the Information Superhighway"
Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition online, University of Nebraska
Links from the University of Nebraska "Journals" site.

Historic images, artifacts, information.
Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, PA
American Numismatic Society, New York, NY
Jefferson Indian Peace Medal (front and back) [1923.52.11].
American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, PA
The original Lewis and Clark journals.
Journals of Sergeant Ordway that were rediscovered in 1913 among the papers of Nicholas Biddle.
List of Illusrations Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, New Haven, CT
"Interior of the Hut of the Mandan Chief" painting by Karl Bodmer, 1832-34
" Keelboat" drawing by William Clark, 1804
" A Memorandum of Articles in Readiness" document by William Clark, 1803.
" Roster of Men" document by William Clark, circa 1803".
Soulard Map of the Missouri and Upper Mississippi, 1802" map by William Clark, 1802.
" Three Forks of the Marias" map by William Clark, circa 1800's.
"Whale Drawing Map" map by William Clark, circa 1800's.
" Blackfoot Village" photo by Walter McClintock, circa 1900's.

Clymer Museum, Ellensburg, WA
John Clymer paintings.
C. M. Russell Museum, Great Falls, MT
C.M. Russell paintings and drawings.
Dartmouth College Library, Hanover, NH
Photography by Edward S. Curtis
Filson Historical Society, Louisville, KY
William Clark letters
Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
Journal of Sergeant Floyd (artifact).
Independence National Historic Park, Philadelpha, PA
Independence National Historic Park Library
313 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Contact: Andrea Ashby:
Andrea_Ashby@nps.gov
V: (215) 597-8047
F: (215) 597-5556
"Portrait of Meriwether Lewis" painting by Charles W. Peale.
"Portrait of William Clark" painting by Charles W. Peale.
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, MO
Peace Medals
Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, NE
Karl Bodmer paintings.
Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation, Great Falls, MT
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
"Nez Perce Woman" photo by Edward S. Curtis, circa 1907-1930.
" On the Banks of the Missouri, 1908" photo by Edward S. Curtis, circa 1907-1930.
Numerous other maps (including William Clark's), images and documents (artifact).
National Geographic Society, Washington DC
Large stock of photos and artwork.
National Museum of the American Indian
Shoshone elk hide showing a horseback buffalo hunt (photo).
National Park Service, Washington, DC
Lewis and Clark "pointing" logo.
Newberry Library, Chicago, IL
Journal of Sergeant Joseph Whitehouse (artifact).
Nez Perce National Historic Park, Spalding, ID
" Nez Perce Man on Horseback with Two Children" photo by Enoch Reeves, 1906.
NY-Historical Society, New York, NY
" Captain Meriwether Lewis" watercolor by Charles B.J.F. Saint Mémin, 1807, [1971.125].
Oregon Historical Society, Portland, OR
Cap't M. Lewis Branding Iron.
Jefferson Peace Medal, 1801. Found in Idaho. (artifact).
Private George Shannon's Sewing kit. Donated by Shannon's descendant, Elizabeth Monroe Story. (artifact). Whalebone inscribed "M. Lewis". Circa 1805. Possibly carved and left by Meriwether Lewis in 1805. Found at Seaside, OR in 1967. (artifact).
Sir Richardson Collection of Western Art, Fort Worth, TX
C.M. Russell work(s).
Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
William Clark's compass (artifact).
See http://www.si.edu/resource/faq/where/clark.htm
Missouri History Society / Center, St. Louis, MO
Set of five journals (in the Voorhis Collection, four in red leather and the other bound in elk skin) that are primarily in Clark's handwriting (artifact).
William Clark's memorandum book that dates from the 1809-1810 period after the expedition (in the Breckinridge Collection) (artifact).
Washington State University, Pullman, WA
Jefferson Peace Medal.
Willard Family Association, Wethersfield, CT
"Alexander Willard and His Wife Eleanor" (photo).
Yale University Library, New Haven, CT
Clark's field notes from their 1803 - 1804 winter camp at Wood River (Camp DuBois). Discovered in an attic and in 1953.