Took grandkids -- they were very eager to listen and learn about history while in this place... More

very good and changing displays - Disney type animatronics - wonderful artwork, helpful staff. More

Learn about the challenges Lewis and Clark faced on their journey west in the wonderful museum. Spectacular view of the Missouri River Basin! More

Luckily this gem was saved from the flood. A wonderful depiction of life for Lewis and Clark as they passed through the area. Also changing films on different subjects. My favorite was on the Sioux City Stockyards in it's hey day. Also an ever changing art and photo display. One of my favorite places to take visitors. More

This center located along the banks of the Mighty Mo is a tribute to Lewis and Clark and the history of the area. The sculptures outside are worth a photo op. and the kids will enjoy the exhibits. Adults will find the history fascinating. Built to commemorate the 200 th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark discovery voyage it is... More

This is a great stop to learn more about our American history. Hands on interaction for the kids. More

We stopped off here with some friends who wanted to check it out (they are American History teachers). I was not expecting much, but it was very informative and the display and building was really nice. They did a good job with this place and we were pleasantly entertained and surprised. More

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center is Free to attend, but you will want to give a freewill offering after you have toured this. The Interpretive center is located in the Betty Strong Encounter Center The entire Center is highly educational and will leave you filled with Pride. The Photography exhibits of Americana are museum quality and are worth driving... More

The Lewis and Clark center down on the Riverfront has fun activities for kids like trying to load the boat and not unbalancing it, displays, a great statue out front for picture taking that the kids can even climb on, some nice walking trails and prarie plants, a playground next door and a hundred feet down another museum, the Floyd... More