We do not have much extra wall space, but we have finally found the perfect place to hang this gorgeous wall quilt that we were given. The quilt beautifully commemorates the Corps of Discovery’s expedition. Come and see it in the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center’s entrance space.
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