Keepers of the Story, Stewards of the Trail SM
Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation
2020 Annual Meeting
Home Places and New Spaces
August 3-5, 2020
- Virtual Tours
- New Lewis & Clark Exploratory Center
- Monticello Visitor's Center
- James and Dolly Madison's Montpelier
- Lewis & Clark statue on Charlottesville’s Main Street
- Presentations
- Elizabeth Chew answers "What happened to the University of Virginia Lewis and Clark artifacts".
- “A Vote for Democracy,” featuring new educational outreach in schools
- Daniel P. Jordan will highlight the retirement years of Thomas Jefferson culminating a life of thought and action
- Happy hour
- Exclusive online auction
Jefferson's Monticello
© Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello. Used by permission.
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Calendar of Events
Find a Lewis and Clark event near you. Non-members are welcome.
William P. Sherman Library and Archives
The Sherman Library includes more than 3,000 rare and modern books, pamphlets, journals and ephemera. The archive contains the papers of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation, research materials gathered by scholars, and genealogical information on each of the Corps of Discovery members. View our online catalogs.
Grant Programs
We administer a variety of grant programs that help organizations promote or protect the Lewis and Clark trail.
We Proceeded Online!
We Proceeded On, is our quarterly journal. Its name derives from a phrase that appears repeatedly in the collective journals of the expedition. All issues one year or older are online along with with bonus content.
Proceed Online
Travel the Trail
Plan your next adventure along the historic Lewis and Clark trail. Our travel pages include an interactive map and sites compiled region.
Travel PagesExplore the Ohio River
The Ohio River is now part of the National Historic Trail. This PDF brochure shows you the sites visited by Lewis and Clark on their journey between Pittsburgh and St. Louis in the fall of 1803.
Find a Chapter
We have chapters throughout the United States, and each one specializes in connecting you with the Lewis and Clark story in its geographic area.