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Lewis & Clark State Historic Site (Camp Dubois)

Lewis & Clark State Historic Site (Camp Dubois)

An overlooked place within Lewis & Clark: Lewis & Clark State Historic Site (Camp Dubois).

To tell visitors the story of the Camp River Dubois and the newly formed Corps of Discovery, the 14,000-square-foot visitor’s center presents the often-untold story of the Illinois portion of the expedition. Construction of the center began in October 2000 in an area similar to that of the original Camp River Dubois on the south side of the Wood River, where the men of the Corps lived from December 1803 to May

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The National Park Service documents Lewis & Clark State Historic Site (Camp Dubois) within Lewis & Clark.

To tell visitors the story of the Camp River Dubois and the newly formed Corps of Discovery, the 14,000-square-foot visitor’s center presents the often-untold story of the Illinois portion of the expedition. Construction of the center began in October 2000 in an area similar to that of the original Camp River Dubois on the south side of the Wood River, where the men of the Corps lived from December 1803 to May

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