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The Lewis and Clark Expedition spent two months in the Great Falls area portaging and re-portaging the falls; longer than any other location on the trail except for their two winter camps. They left a rich legacy that is preserved today in art, music, writing and re-enactments. This is a introduction to the Expedition's story and current day local work to keep their legacy alive.

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Phil Scriver has been a member of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation since 1975; the Great Falls, Montana based Portage Route Chapter since 1988; and a member of the Lewis and Clark Honor Guard since 1996-an organization for those who re-create the Lewis and Clark Expedition. He portrays Pvt John Collins, a cook and hunter. He has served as a technical consultant on two film documentaries on the Lewis and Clark Expedition and has had several articles published in the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation's quartly publication, We Proceeded On. Phil has previously published two books; Lewis and Clark Passed Here, in 2003 and Wrightings, in 2008.

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