Weapons of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

Weapons of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

Today’s American eats about 185 pounds of meat per year. The 32 humans and one large dog making up Lewis & Clark’s Corps of Discovery each consumed nine to 10 pounds per day as they struggled across the continent! It’s no wonder that the first place visited by...
Northern Pacific’s Peaks and Valleys

Northern Pacific’s Peaks and Valleys

St. Paul, Fargo, Jamestown, Bismarck, Glendive, Billings, Livingston, Bozeman, Missoula, Sandpoint, Spokane, Yakima, Tacoma. These are some of the largest towns in the Northern Plains and Northwest, all either spawned—or given a growth hormone—by the construction of...
Cowboys and Coffin Makers

Cowboys and Coffin Makers

AGES 9-12: Thinking of becoming a woodhawk, mule spinner or iron puddler? Laurie Coulter is masterfully creative in describing the changes taking place during the 19th-century American Industrial Revolution and how these changes affected the job market for everyday...