Mr. B. Sant:
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#62/200 Indian Nations Lewis & Clark map 17″ X 10″
# 162/ 200 Small States Lewis & Clark map 17″ X 10″
Jamestown, VA Quadirecentennial #16/66 17″ X 20″
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Visit www.historyinvogue.com to see more.
and they’ll be at Dismal Nitch this weekend:
(excerpt from Destination the Pacific website):
DISMAL NITCH
Saturday and Sunday, May 24 & 25
Special Living History programs at Dismal Nitch, one of the newest units of the Lewis and Clark State and National Historical Parks.
Dismal Nitch was possibly one of the worst times during the expedition. Pinned in a tiny “nitch” for six days along the Columbia River and near their destination in November of 1805, the Corps of Discovery could only wait until the fierce winds and rain let up until they could continue to the Pacific Ocean.
Another monumental milestone for Fort Clatsop will be celebrated the following weekend: The 50th Anniversary of its status as a National Historic Park.
If you’re at the coast this weekend or the next, you can always drop in to Sunday Market to pick up a souvenir map (these make great gifts for Dad, too!) from NW Limited…History in VogueTM.
Links:
Lewis & Clark Maps at NW Limited…History in Vogue
Destination the Pacific
Lewis & Clark National Historic Park (US Park Service)
What can make me feel this way?
My maps!
Shipwreck charts are bringing sunny dispositions to their owners.
Want to brighten up your forecast?
Choose your number, today (subject to availability):
503-338-6056 or bill@nwlimited.com
The President has signed, and now the Columbia Pacific National Heritage Area study, among others is authorized to move forward.
Celebrate with a Lewis & Clark Map!
On to the president!
National Heritage Area Study passes to president (Daily Astorian)
S. 2739: Text of Legislation
Columbia Pacific Heritage Area
Destination the Pacific
This weekend, March 29, 2008, the Cathlapotle Plank House within Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge near Vancouver, Washington, will open for the season.
202 years ago that day, along their journey home, the Lewis & Clark expedition stopped there for the night. Their goal was a break from the rough paddling against the current, and to stock up on dogs; not the “hot” kind, but certainly for eating. Ten of them were procured, and the Corps was on its way East once more.
To mark the occasion, living history actor Tom Laidlaw, will lead a walk and answer questions as Meriwether Lewis.
Admission is free, and the plankhouse is open from noon to four p.m. which will continue through October 26.
Links:
Lewis tells it like it was
Plankhouse website
Happy Leap Day from NW Limited…History in VogueTM!
Our weekend at the Portland Expo-Mart is now complete.
There was lots of greatness displayed to the teeming masses, including Dead Reckoning of the Pacific Graveyard shipwreck chart: The ultimate in shipwreck memorabilia; tales of tragedy and intriguing mysteries are presented within this four-year gathering of history.
The Beatles, James Bond, American Motorcycle, Jamestown, VA, Lewis & Clark, DC and Marvel Comics, USS Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Stewart…and the boxes!!! (Click for a slideshow of examples of each)
Each piece is off the chart cool, and it’s as always: First-come, first-served!
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