Students are flocking to the Lewis & Clark Boat House as field trips resume. “We’re delighted to again welcome students of all ages and educational settings to our museum,” said Executive Director Bob Foster. “We can customize our programs to fit the needs of teachers, as well as student attention Read more…
Two beautiful quilts related to the Lewis & Clark Expedition are now on display at the Lewis & Clark Boat House and Museum. They are among many artifacts, including a hand-crafted replica fleet of boats and uniforms, that pay tribute to the heritage of the Expedition. Along with nearly 20 Read more…
From weddings to corporate team-building, the Lewis and Clark Boat House and Museum offers unique spaces, an historic setting and unrivalled convenience for your next event. Let the riverside location, covered patio, open museum space and convenient amenities fuel your imagination — while being kind to your budget. Located on Read more…
Fresh from a month on high ground, safe from rising rivers and throngs of paddlers, our Keel Boat and red pirogue are back at the Boat House for visitors to enjoy. Although the Missouri River (so far this year) has left the building untouched, we’ve scampered to high ground when Read more…
We love our home on the banks of the Missouri River, with a front row seat to all the moods of America’s Big Muddy, the heart of Discovery Expedition’s continent-spanning route. But we prefer to love the flows and eddies from a distance, not as a participant. Still, despite our Read more…
The mid-February cold spell in the Midwest iced large parts of the Missouri River and delighted museum visitors with a parade of ice and snow sculptures. At the Lewis and Clark Boathouse and Museum, we’re happy to have a front-row seat for the might river’s many moods and temperaments. We’re Read more…
The Museum is open during normal business hours. For the protection of our visitors, employees and volunteers, please follow these guidelines: The number of visitors on the 2nd floor in the gift shop & museum is limited to 25 persons at a time. Visitors are required to wear a mask Read more…