Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center
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Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center ,
2576 Eighth St. SW,
Washburn,
ND
58577
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Exhibits at the Interpretive Center immerse you in the journey of the Lewis & Clark Expedition with sound and interactive displays. The new exhibits include more than 100 items from the John Fisher Collection that represent items Lewis and Clark used on the expedition, including one of only six working air rifles in the world.
Additional galleries relate the travels of Prince Maximilian and Karl Bodmer, North Dakota agriculture and the fur trade. Temporary exhibits and rotating displays highlight the Interpretive Center's art collections, including the works of Karl Bodmer, George Catlin and Michael Haynes.
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- Activities
- Self-guided Tours
- Availability
- Open Year 'Round
- Facility Amenities
- Restrooms
- General Information
- Family-Friendly
- Group & Meeting Information
- Advance Reservations Required for Groups