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The Montana Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commission has partnered with Department of Transportation, Travel Montana, and the Great Falls Tribune to provide free promotional maps businesses and other groups interested in offering them to their customers or visitors interested in the famous expedition. The twelve-by-eighteen-inch color maps show the Lewis and Clark trail in Montana a...nd locations of key events as well as Corps of Discovery II locations across Montana in 2005 and 2006. The colorful maps come on pads with a hundred sheets to a pad, and sixty thousand have been printed. The maps can be easily torn off for use. Anyone interested in receiving a supply can contact Carol Crockett at 406-841-2796, or Rita Cortright at the state Bicentennial Commission at 406- 443-2109.
to +m Lewis and Clark promotional map , available through the state Bicentennial Commission.
This spring, the Friends of the Montana Historical Society, the organization of the Montana Historical Society volunteers, established the Friends' Choice Award to recognize their favorite article published in the previous year's Montana The Magazine of Western History.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For more information regarding registration and/or available scholarships, call eXplorationWorks! at 406-457-1800.
The Montana Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commission has partnered with Department of Transportation, Travel Montana, and the Great Falls Tribune to provide free promotional maps businesses and other groups interested in offering them to their customers or visitors interested in the famous expedition. The twelve-by-eighteen-inch color maps show the Lewis and Clark trail in Montana a...nd locations of key events as well as Corps of Discovery II locations across Montana in 2005 and 2006. The colorful maps come on pads with a hundred sheets to a pad, and sixty thousand have been printed. The maps can be easily torn off for use. Anyone interested in receiving a supply can contact Carol Crockett at 406-841-2796, or Rita Cortright at the state Bicentennial Commission at 406- 443-2109.
to +m Lewis and Clark promotional map , available through the state Bicentennial Commission.
This spring, the Friends of the Montana Historical Society, the organization of the Montana Historical Society volunteers, established the Friends' Choice Award to recognize their favorite article published in the previous year's Montana The Magazine of Western History.
What to read after Montana Post [electronic Resource] 2005 Sum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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