○ Program: This program shows a new method to illustrate and visualize how Montana has changed over time. ○ Presenter: Doug Ammons of Missoula, MT. ○ Program: “Dynamic Montana in Time Lapse” He has served his country as a Brigadier General in the Montana Army National Guard. He is a current member of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation Board and the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commission in Montana. As an educator he has taught at the high school and graduate levels and has been honored as Montana’s Teacher of the Year and Montana’s Outstanding History Teacher. Hal Stearns, Phd, has had a distinguished career as an educator, researcher, Western historian, writer, lecturer, tour guide, and military officer. A long, never-ending winter, resigned acceptance and exasperation.
Finally the ocean! Hunting, fishing, exploring, voting on a campsite, building a fort. The Nez Perce, friendly canoe builders who will be the Corps’ horse keepers, and the very lucky meeting with Watkuweis will add to the drama of meeting tribal groups and their villages along the Columbia. After 11 days of awful conditions, the Corps arrives on the Weippe Prairie and the next amazing adventure. ○ Program: On September 9, l805, the Corps of Discovery arrives at the junction of Lolo Creek and the Bitterroot River, later to be known as “Travelers Rest.” Swooping Eagle, fondly called Old Toby, will guide the Corps over the Bitterroots, the unknown formidable snow-clad mountains. ○ Presenter: Hal Stearns of Missoula, MT. ○ Program: “On to the Pacific and Back, 1805 – 1806″ (Part 3 of a series)
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