The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center was recently featured on KTIV’s Hometown History segment. We are very appreciative of the attention and hope that this will inspire new visitors to enjoy our facilities and programs. Click here to watch the segment, which aired on Wednesday, January 17th, 2024.
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Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center to Offer “Tuesdays for You” Series
The Sioux City Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center (“the Center”) announces that it will host a new series of events beyond its normal operating hours over the coming weeks. The series is called “Tuesdays for You.”
The Native Mosaic at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center
Native American artifacts and exhibits at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and Betty Strong Encounter Center
Rediscovering Spirit Mound
Living in Vermillion SD in the late 70s and early 80s, I knew there was a place called Spirit Mound that was a little way out of town. However, I did not know why it had that name. I do not remember my teachers talking about the history of the place. When my family first moved there, the area was empty land. My brothers tell stories of sliding down the hill on old truck hoods. Mainly in later years we knew it as a farm lot. Mostly high school kids used the area as a spot to go drinking because it was out of town.
Crime, Culture and a Celebration of Grandparents’ Day
Sarah Enright’s presentation will use archived newspaper clippings, microfilm and web resources to present facts, theories and law enforcement efforts about Sioux City criminal cases that have gone cold.