WELCOME TO THE
LEWIS AND CLARK INTERPRETIVE CENTER
Center in Sioux City, Iowa where history is all
about seeing, hearing, touching and feeling. The center
focuses on Lewis and Clark's experience in present day Sioux
City, Iowa and includes the "Garden of Discovery".
The
"Garden of Discovery" includes species encountered by, and in
some cases collected by, the Lewis & Clark Expedition. The
formal gardens, including the Jeffersonian Garden and Indian
Garden, occupy areas on the northwest grounds. The Indian Garden
features cultivated species, including Native food sources such
as squash, corn and beans.
“Spirit of Discovery” Meriwether Lewis, William
Clark
and Seaman The 14-foot-tall outdoor bronze
sculpture at the
Sioux City Lewis & Clark
Interpretive Center.
The
"Garden of Discovery" includes species encountered by, and in
some cases collected by, the Lewis & Clark Expedition. The
formal gardens, including the Jeffersonian Garden and Indian
Garden, occupy areas on the northwest grounds. The Indian Garden
features cultivated species, including Native food sources such
as squash, corn and beans.
“Spirit of Discovery”