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EXPL2A-00351
Title page of the first publication of Lewis and Clarks journal and notes, 1814.
Woodcut with a watercolor wash
North Wind Picture Archives brings history to life with stock images and hand-colored illustrations
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EXPL2A-00351 - A Glimpse into the Historic Journey of Lewis and Clark
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. This print showcases the title page of the first publication of Lewis and Clark's journal and notes, dating back to 1814. The woodcut with a delicate watercolor wash brings to life the essence of their extraordinary expedition across uncharted territories. Stepping into this vintage image is like embarking on an adventure through time. It captures the spirit of American exploration in the 19th century, as well as the courage and determination that defined these two iconic figures. As we delve deeper into this historic journey, we are transported to vast landscapes stretching from Nebraska to Oregon, Montana to Idaho. This visual document serves as a testament to their westward exploration, revealing unknown territories that would shape North America forever. The memoirs contained within this publication provide invaluable insights into their encounters with Native American tribes, breathtaking natural wonders, and challenges faced along the Missouri River. It also sheds light on their role in securing land claims for future generations amidst the Louisiana Territory acquisition. This artifact holds immense historical significance; it symbolizes not only a remarkable chapter in American history but also represents curiosity-driven exploration at its finest. As we gaze upon this page from Lewis and Clark's journal, we are reminded of our nation's pioneering spirit and unwavering thirst for discovery.
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