Attachment 3 - LCIC Exhibit_Graphics Package.pdf

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 1.00

Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Task 4.5 — Graphics and AV

05.30.2025

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 2.00

Graphic Schedule

Graphic Number Title Drawings Reference Type Height Width Notes 11.5 2.11A 2 22.5" 22.5" 1.3a Intro Flip Panel 1 Outside 2.01 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 1.3b Intro Flip Panel 1 Inside Upper 2.01 1 7" 9" open upper, rounded corners 12.1 2.12A 2 22.5" 16.5" 1.3c Intro Flip Panel 1 Inside Lower 2.01 1 7" 9" open lower, rounded corners 1.3d Intro Flip Panel 2 Outside 2.01 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 1.3e Intro Flip Panel 2 Inside Upper 2.01 1 7" 9" open upper, rounded corners 13.1 2.13 3 120" 233.25" Verify in field 1.3f Intro Flip Panel 2 Inside Lower 2.01 1 7" 9" open lower, rounded corners 1.3g Intro Flip Panel 3 Outside 2.01 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 14.1 2.14 4 101" 188" Verify in field 1.3h Intro Flip Panel 3 Inside Upper 2.01 1 7" 9" open upper, rounded corners 1.3i Intro Flip Panel 3 Inside Lower 2.01 1 7" 9" open lower, rounded corners 15.1 2.15 4 11.75" 50.5" 1.3j Intro Flip Panel 4 Outside 2.01 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 1.3k Intro Flip Panel 4 Inside Upper 2.01 1 7" 9" open upper, rounded corners 16.1 2.16 6 7" 57" 1.3l Intro Flip Panel 4 Inside Lower 2.01 1 7" 9" open lower, rounded corners 16.2 2.16 6 7" 57"

1.3m Intro Flip Panel 5 Outside 2.01 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 1.3n Intro Flip Panel 5 Inside Upper 2.01 1 7" 9" open upper, rounded corners 17.1 2.17A 2 18" 30" 1.3o Intro Flip Panel 5 Inside Lower 2.01 1 7" 9" open lower, rounded corners 17.2 2.17A 3 120" 122"

17.3 2.17B 2 16" 26.5"

2.1 Outbound Map 2.02A 2 36" 144" Relocate braille map to the right of Outbound Map- per drwg 2.02 17.4 2.17B 2 16" 26.5"

6.1 Washington Mural 2.06A 3 36" 54" Note: graphic to hang from sloped ceiling. Custom hanging hardware req'd. 18.1 2.16 2 30" 50"

6.2 Graphic Rail 2.06A 4 72" 12" 18.2 2.16 2 48" 60"

7.1 Months of Preparation 2.07 5 Headline cap ht: 3 1/2", sub- head: 2" cap ht.

7.2a Trade Chest Panel (outside) 2.07 2 9" 7" 7.2b Trade Chest Panel (inside) 2.07 2 12" 18"

9.1 Mile-O-Meter 2.09 2 67.5" 29.25" Note round top- will require a template

9.2 Rigors of River Travel 2.09 5 Headline cap ht: 3"

10.1a Wilderness Flip Panel 1 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1b Wilderness Flip Panel 1 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1c Wilderness Flip Panel 1 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1d Wilderness Flip Panel 2 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1e Wilderness Flip Panel 2 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1f Wilderness Flip Panel 3 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1g Wilderness Flip Panel 3 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1h Wilderness Flip Panel 4 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1i Wilderness Flip Panel 4 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1j Wilderness Flip Panel 5 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1k Wilderness Flip Panel 6 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1l Wilderness Flip Panel 6 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners

10.1m Wilderness Flip Panel 7 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1n Wilderness Flip Panel 7 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1o Wilderness Flip Panel 8 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1p Wilderness Flip Panel 8 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners 10.1q Wilderness Flip Panel 9 Outside 2.10A 1 7" 9" closed, rounded corners 10.1r Wilderness Flip Panel 9 Inside 2.10A 1 7" 9" open, rounded corners

10.3 Wilderness label: Lewis' Blue Flax 2.10A 4 4" 6.5"

10.4 Wilderness label: Gray Wolf 2.10A 4 4" 6.5"

10.5 Wilderness label: Shira's Moose 2.10A 4 4" 6.5"

10.6a Wilderness Flip Panel 8 Outside 2.10B 1 9" 7" closed, rounded corners 10.6b Wilderness Flip Panel 8 Inside 2.10B 1 9" 7" open, rounded corners 10.6c Wilderness Flip Panel 9 Outside 2.10B 1 9" 7" closed, rounded corners 10.6d Wilderness Flip Panel 9 Inside 2.10B 1 9" 7" open, rounded corners

11.1 Surveyor Chain Rail 2.11A 4 11.75" 46.5"

11.2 Floor Mounted Pacing Activity 2.11A 6 3" 120" Owner to confirm size of existing graphic

11.3 Hinged Panel 2.11B 2 38" 38"

11.4a Distance Interactive Instructions 2.11B 4 15.5" 12" 11.4b Distance Interactive Answer 2.11B 4 1.5" 12"

Type Application Manufacture 1 Flip panel 2 Photo 3M 3 Mural Koroseal 4 Graphic Rail, Labels 3M 5 Cut vinyl letters 3M 6 Floor mounted pacing activity 3M ControlTac vinyl

Jr Ranger and Tribal Games Tribal Game 2

Indian diplomats go East Wrap Up/Conclusion Panel

Graphic Schedule

5/30/25

Portage map

Boat Interactive Interpretive Panel

Tipi Mural

Artifact Case Labels

Snow Mural

Nimiipu Graphic Rail

Artifact Case Labels

Fur Activity Panel Photo Mural Backdrop

Second surface graphics applied second surface to 1/8" th. clear acylic. Graphic to be secured to recess in panel w/ 3m clear VHB tape.

GRAPHIC TYPES

Description

Secure new graphic in place w/ 3m black foam VHB tape.

Vinyl graphic, w/ applied matte laminate mounted on 3/4" thick MDF panel. Apply and wrap both face and edges of panel. Secure to wall w/ 1/4" th. alum cleats.

Abaco Beach Wallpaper w/ matte liquid laminate.

Vinyl graphic, w/ applied matte laminate mounted on .060 alum sign blank. Secure to adj. surface w/ 3M clear VHB tape.

Cut vinyl letters, matte finish, color tbd Vinyl with floor grade laminate applied to a 1/4" thick x 3" w solid alum strap. All edges are to be wrapped. Remove old graphic and properly prep floor.

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 3.00

Graphic Standard

COLORS

TYPEFACES

Adobe Garamond Pro Semibold italic A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Expand into North America

Adobe Garamond Pro Semibold A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Adobe Garamond Pro Bold A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Stone Sans Regular A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

With Spain weakening, France regains a foothold in North America.

In October 1800, in a secret treaty with Spain, Napoleon takes back New Orleans and the Louisiana territory.

France had given this land to Spain in 1762 to keep it from falling to the British during the French and Indian Wars.

and commitment. Here they bent mind and body to a common cause and became a community.

Captions and body:

PMS 19-3925

Illustration PMS 440 Body PMS 18-1404 Header PMS 19-1334Illustrations: PMS 18-1443

Border PMS 19-1321 Subhead PMS 18-5112 Map: PMS 146

* Fabricator to match background color and texture based on samples provided by client

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Intro Flip Panels 1.3a-f

LIFT HER E

Napoleon’s Strategy:

Expansion.

How does he plan to do it?

1 1.3a: Intro Flip Panel 1 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

2 1.3b: Intro Flip Panel 1 Inside Upper

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Expand into North America With Spain weakening, France regains a foothold in North America.

In October 1800, in a secret treaty with Spain, Napoleon takes back New Orleans and the Louisiana territory. France had given this land to Spain in 1762 to keep it from falling to the British during the French and Indian Wars.

3 1.3c: Intro Flip Panel 1 Inside Lower

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9” 9”

Jefferson’s strategy:

Prevent French aggression and keep the port of New Orleans open to American shipping.

How does he plan to do it?

4 1.3d: Intro Flip Panel 2 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

5 1.3e: Intro Flip Panel 2 Inside Upper

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Buy New Orleans France now controls Louisiana. This new neighbor, the strongest military power in the world, bears watching.

When Spain suddenly closes the port of New Orleans to American shipping, a French maneuver is suspected.

Hot-headed westerners talk war.

Hoping to settle the crisis, Jefferson sends James Monroe to France to assist Robert Livingston in negotiating the purchase of New Orleans.

Charles Wilson Peale, Thomas Jefferson.

Courtesy of Independence National Park.

6 1.3f: Intro Flip Panel 2 Inside Lower

SCALE: 1” = 3”

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Napolean Suffers Setback Decides to sell land, raise cash.

Can he still come out ahead?

1 1.3g: Intro Flip Panel 3 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

2 1.3h: Intro Flip Panel 3 Inside Upper

SCALE: 1” = 3”

A Strategic Sale In January 1803, Napolean learns that 50,000 French troops have perished trying to control Santo Domingo, West Indies. Without Santo Domingo as a base of operations, he can’t protect New Orleans from the British, so he decides to sell.

Napoleon offers Louisiana to the United States. He believes the deal will create a new rival for his archenemy, the British, and secure American good will for France.

3 1.3i: Intro Flip Panel 3 Inside Lower

SCALE: 1” = 3”

American Ambassadors Take Risk

Do they dare buy Louisiana without authorization?

4 1.3j: Intro Flip Panel 4 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

5 1.3k: Intro Flip Panel 4 Inside Upper

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Congress Approves Deal Napoleon surprises American ambassadors, James Monroe and Robert Livingston, with his offer to sell Louisiana. Both know a good deal when they see one.

Although authorized to spend only $6 million to by New Orleans and the Floridas, they boldly buy all of the Louisiana territory for $11,250,000, or about 4¢ an acre.

The purchase is considered one of the greatest real estate bargains in history. The deal also erases a $3,750,000 French debt owed in claims to United States citizens.

Jefferson is elated. By November 3, 1803, Congress authorizes the President to take possession of Louisiana.

6 1.3l: Intro Flip Panel 4 Inside Lower

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9” 9”

1.3g-l

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Dividing Up North America

What Countries Still Want a piece of the continent?

1 1.3m: Intro Flip Panel 5 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

2 1.3n: Intro Flip Panel 5 Inside Upper

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Land Claims in 1803 Great Britain’s North West Company and the Hudson’s Bay Company are building trading posts in the Great Plains and Oregon country. Alexander Mackenzie’s 1793 expedition strengthens Britain’s claims to the area.

Russia, long established in the North Pacific fur trade, builds a farming settlement in California to supply food to its Alaskan trade empire.

Spain has explored and colonized much of what is now California, Texas, and the Southwestern states.

United States wants to expand, believing in a national destiny stretching from sea to sea.

3 1.3o: Intro Flip Panel 5 Inside Lower

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9” 9”

1.3m-o

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Outbound Map 2.1

1 2.1 Outbound Map

SCALE: 1” = 1’-0

12’

3’

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Washington Mural 6.1

1 6.1 Washington Mural

SCALE: 2” = 1’-0

4’ - 6”

3’

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Graphic Rail 6.2

1 6.2 Graphic Rail

SCALE: 2” = 1’-0

6’

1’

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Months of Preparation 7.1

Months of Preparation January 1803–May 1804

1 7.1 Months of Preparation

SCALE: 1’ = 5’

4’ - 2”

9.5’’

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Trade Chest Panel 7.3

1 7.2 Trade Chest Panel Outside

SCALE: 1’ = 5’

9”

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Trade Chest Panel 7.3

1 7.3 Trade Chest Panel Inside

SCALE: 1’ = 5’

1’ - 6”

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Mile-O-Meter 9.1

1 9.1 Mile-O-Meter

SCALE: 1” = 1’

2’ - 5 1/2”

5’ - 7 1/2”

M iss ouri Mile-O-Meter

Miles per day

The Corps of Discovery sometimes made 20 miles in a day.

They often started at sunrise and quit in late afternoon.

How long would your arms and legs hold out?

How do you measure up?

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Rigors of River Travel 9.2

Rigors of River Travel 1 9.2 Rigors of River Travel

SCALE: 3/16’ = 1’

4’ - 1”

5.5’’

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Wilderness Flip Panels 10.1a-f

Did you correctly identify this animal?

Burrowing Dog “…they usually associate in bands of ten or twelve and burrow near some place much frequented by game; in these burrows they raise their young. they are of an intermediate size between that of the fox and dog, very active fleet and delicately formed they are of a pale redish brown colour. the eye of a deep sea green colour small and piercing.”

Sunday, May 5, 1805

1 10.1a: Wilderness Flip Panel 1 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation Library.

Coyote Canis latrans

2 10.1b: Wilderness Flip Panel 1 Inside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Mountain Trout “Goodrich had caught half a douzen very fine trout the specks on these are of a deep black instead of the red or goald colour of those common to the U.’ States.

these are furnished long sharp teeth on the pallet and tongue and have generally a small dash of red on each side behind the front ventral fins; the flesh is of a pale yellowish red, or when in good order, of a rose red.”

Thursday, June 13, 1805

5 10.1e: Wilderness Flip Panel 3 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of Pat Clayton of Fish Eye Photography in Phillipsburg, Montana.

Westlope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi

6 10.1f: Wilderness Flip Panel 3 Inside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Goat or Cabra “…about the hight of the Grown Deer, its body Shorter, the Horns which is not very hard and forks 2/3 up one prong Short the other round&Sharp arched, verry actively made, has only a pair of hoofs to each foot. his Norstral large, his eyes like a Sheep-he is more like the Antilope or Gazella of Africa than any other Species of Goat.”

Friday, September 14, 1804

3 10.1c: Wilderness Flip Panel 2 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation Library.

Pronghorn Antelope Antilocapra americana

4 10.1d: Wilderness Flip Panel 2 Inside

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10.1g-l

Polecat “…some of the dressey young [Shoshone] men orniment the tops of their mockersons with the skins of polecats and trale the tail of that animal on the ground at their heels as they walk.”

Wednesday, August 21, 1805

1 10.1g: Wilderness Flip Panel 4 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of Alan G. Nelson, Great Falls, Montana.

Striped Skunk Mephitis mephitis

2 10.1h: Wilderness Flip Panel 4 Inside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Tyger Cat “…this animal is about the size or reather larger than the wild cat of our country and is much the same in form, agility and ferosity. The tail is about two inches long nearly white except the extremity which is black;

it terminates abruptly as if it had been cut off.”

Friday, February 21, 1806

5 10.1k: Wilderness Flip Panel 6 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of Alan G. Nelson, Great Falls, Montana.

Oregon Bobcat Lynx rufus

6 10.1l: Wilderness Flip Panel 6 Inside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Bat or Goatsucker “…the large goat sucker lays it’s eggs in these open plains without the preperation of a nest we have found their eggs in several instances they lay only two before they set nor do I believe that they raise more than one brood in a season.”

Sunday, June 30, 1805

3 10.1i: Wilderness Flip Panel 5 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of Tom Litchfield, Montana Dept. of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.

Common Nighthawk Chordeiles minor

4 10.1j: Wilderness Flip Panel 5 Inside

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10.1m-r

Moonax “I have also observed some robes among them of beaver, moonax, and small wolves.”

Tuesday, Aguust 20, 1805

“…saw the Kildee, the brown lizzard, and a Moonax which the natives had petted.”

Thursday, April 24, 1806

1 10.1m: Wilderness Flip Panel 7 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of Kristi Dubois, Montana Dept. of Fish, Wildlife and Parks

Yellow-bellied Marmot Marmota flaviventris

2 10.1n: Wilderness Flip Panel 7 Inside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Can you correctly identify this plant?

White Apples or Prairie Apple “The whiteapple is a plant which rises to the hight of 6 or 9 Inchs. The bulb covered with a rough black, tough, thin rind which easily seperates from the bulb which is a fine white substance, somewhat porus, spungy and moist, This root forms a considerable article of food with the Indians of the Missouri, who prepare them in several ways.”

Wednesday, May 8, 1805

5 10.1q: Wilderness Flip Panel 9 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of Dee Strickler and the Flower Press, Columbia Falls, Montana.

Breadroot Psoralea esculenta

6 10.1r: Wilderness Flip Panel 9 Inside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

Can you correctly identify this plant?

Mountain Holly “Describing the change in vegetation as they left the coast, Clark wrote: the Several evergreen Shrubs, of that Speces that bears berries have Seased to appear, except that Species which has the leaf with a prickley Margin.”

Saturday, April 5, 1806

3 10.1o: Wilderness Flip Panel 8 Outside

SCALE: 1” = 3”

9”

7”

Courtesy of the Oregon State University Herbarium.

Oregon Grape Berberis aquifolium

4 10.1p: Wilderness Flip Panel 8 Inside

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 18.00

Wilderness Labels 10.3-10.5

1 10.3: Wilderness Label: Lewis’ Blue Flax

SCALE: 3/4” = 1”

6.5”

4”

3 10.5: Wilderness Label: Shira’s Moose

SCALE: 3/4” = 1”

6.5”

4”

2 10.4: Wilderness Label: Gray Wolf

SCALE: 3/4” = 1”

6.5”

4”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 19.00

River Interactive 10.6a-10.6b

1 10.6a: River Interactive

SCALE: 1/2” = 1”

7” 7”

9” 9”

2 10.6b: River Interactive

SCALE: 1/2” = 1”

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River Interactive 10.6c-10.6d

1 10.6c: River Interactive

SCALE: 1/2” = 1”

7” 7”

9” 9”

2 10.6d: River Interactive

SCALE: 1/2” = 1”

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Surveyor Chain Rail 11.1

1 11.1: Surveyor Chain Rail

SCALE: 3” = 1’

3’ 10 1/2”

11 3/4”

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Floor Mounted Pacing Activity 11.2

1 11.2: Floor Mounted Pacing Activity

SCALE: 1/10” = 1’

10’

3”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 23.00

Hinged Panel 11.3

1 11.3: Hinged Panel

SCALE: 2” = 1’

3’ 2”

3’ 2”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 24.00

Distance Interactive 11.4a-b

1 11.4a: Distance Interactive Instructions

SCALE: 2/5” = 1’

1’

1’ - 3.5”

1’

1.5”

2 11.4b: Distance Interactive Answers

SCALE: 2/5” = 1’

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Portage Map 11.5

1 11.5: Portage Map

SCALE: 3” = 1’

1’ - 10.5”

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Boat Interactive Interpretive Panel 12.1a

1 12.1a: Boat Interactive Interpretive Panel

SCALE: 2” = 1’

1’ - 4.5”

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Tipi Mural 13.1

1 13.1: Tipi Mural

SCALE: 3/8” = 1’

19’ - 5.25”

10’

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 28.00

Snow Mural 14.1

1 14.1: Snow Mural

SCALE: 1/2” = 1’

15’ - 8”

8’ - 5”

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Nimiipu Graphic Rail 15.1

1 15.1: Nimiipu Graphic Rail

SCALE: 2” = 1’

4’ - 2 1/2”

11 3/4”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 30.00

Artifact Case Labels 16.1

1 16.1: Artifact Case Labels

SCALE: 3” = 1’

4’ - 9”

7”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 31.00

Artifact Case Labels 16.2

1 16.2: Artifact Case Labels

SCALE: 3” = 1’

4’ - 9”

7”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 32.00

Fur Activity Panel 17.1

1 17.1: Fur Activity Panel

SCALE: 3” = 1’

2’ - 6”

1’ - 6’

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 33.00

Photo Mural Backdrop 17.2

1 17.2: Photo Mural Backdrop

SCALE: 1/15” = 1’

10’ - 2”

10”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 34.00

Junior Ranger and Tribal Games 17.3

1 17.3: Junior Ranger and Tribal Games

SCALE: 3” = 1’

2’ - 2.5”

1’ - 4”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 35.00

Tribal Game 2 17.4

1 17.4: Tribal Game 2

SCALE: 3” = 1’

2’ - 2.5”

1’ - 4”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 36.00

Indian Diplomats go East 18.1

1 18.1: Indian Diplomats go East

SCALE: 2” = 1’

4’ - 2”

2’ - 6”

Project: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Date: 5.30.2025 Sheet: 37.00

Conclusion Panel 18.2

1 18.2: Conclusion Panel

SCALE: 1 1/2” = 1’

5’

4’