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Resources
Information about visiting Fort Mandan
Historic Site is at www.fortmandan.com/fortmandan.html.
For more information about Daniel Slosberg,
musician and impersonator of Pierre Cruzatte, visit www.cruzatte.com/
index.htm.
Clay Jenkinson, who impersonates Thomas Jefferson,
Meriwether Lewis and other historical personages, maintains
a Web site at www.th-jefferson.org/.
Information about the 18th and 19th century
fur trade, as well as those who re-enact and study it, is
available from:
- The Coalition of Historical Trekkers: www.coht.org/
- Re-enactor.net: www.reenactor.net/
- Buckskins and Black Powder of the Pacific
Northwest: http://users.potlatch.com/bluethistle/bnb/index1.htm
The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in
Washburn, N.D., is at www.fortmandan.com/lewisclark.html.
For more information about the Fort Berthold
Reservation and the Three Affiliated Tribes,
see www.mhanation.com/index.htm.
The best study of the relationship between the
Lewis and Clark expedition and native tribes is "Lewis
and Clark Among the Indians" by James. P. Ronda (University
of Nebraska Press, 1984).
For those wishing to follow the Lewis and
Clark trail, there are several useful guidebooks, each of
which provides a different level of detail. The best three
are:
- "National Geographic's Guide to
the Lewis & Clark Trail" by Thomas Schmidt
- "Traveling the Lewis & Clark Trail"
by Julie Fanselow
- "Along the Trail With Lewis and Clark"
by Barbara Fifer and Vicky Soderberg.
General background information about the
bicentennial and other events associated with the expedition
is available online from several sources.
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