Lewis and Clark - Voyage of Discovery: The Story Behind the Scnery

by Dan Murphy

The very best in brilliant full-color photography in a large format book, with accurate, readable, interpretive text on the natural scene and the human history of national parks and monuments throughout the country. Each

Genres: History, Travel

64 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1977

Reviews

[Brett]

This book is very interesting. This book has taught me a lot that I did not know about the people and about the animals they hunted. This book is very good and I think other people should read this because it gives information about how different it is now than it was back then. I gave it a 4 star because I really like this book and it has taught me a lot. The book taught me how much different it is now than back then. Back then you had to work a lot harder.

[Robin]

Pretty short book, kindof wish it had more information. While I enjoyed the landscape pictures, I think drawings or something of their travels would've been much nicer to see. These landscape pictures are just not that interesting and don't really feel like they add much to their trip.

I guess if you want a quick overview it's okay but if you want something indepth I'd look for something a bit more thorough.

[Mary L.]

Very interesting. I wish it had gone into a little more detail on some parts of the journey, but I was very interested in reading what was there.

[Chantal Carter]

Awesome tale of the famous Trek across the country. There's so much I didn't know. Very well written. Did you know that Sacagawea had an infant with her on the trip?

[Nancy]

Excellent recap for those wanting a 64-page story of The Voyage of Discovery instead of a 640-page tome.