Lewis & Clark Expedition, Roger Cooke Paintings Collection

This collection consists of a group of drawings made by Roger Cooke to recreate events that occurred during the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1805-1806. The drawings were made as illustrations to be used on wayside markers erected along the Washington State section of the Lewis and Clark Trail. The markers were installed as part of the celebration of the expedition's bicentennial in 2005-2006. Many of the image titles are quotations taken directly from the expedition journals.

Additional Information:

Discovering Lewis & Clark - Discovering Lewis & Clark is a hyperhistory enhanced by at least one new interpretive episode each month, employing a variety of multimedia techniques.

Lewis & Clark on NationalGeographic.com - Expedition records, timelines, film clips and more can be found on this extensive site about the Corps of Discovery..

Roger Cooke Fine Arts - The artist's website featuring a large sampling of his artwork.