
Vancouver Uncovered showcases the history of the City of Vancouver's 150 years of incorporation. Visitors will gain insight into the social and economic development of the residents and businesses of Clark County's largest city as they explore its history.
Want to see a virtual tour of Vancouver Uncovered? Click here to see Tara Rethwill's HPG curriculum project. Preview Vancouver Uncovered by viewing the video taped interview with CVTV's Donna Mason and CCHS Executive Director Susan Tissot. Click here to view the streaming video (25:17)
Full Circle: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrowis the third and final installation in our Native Perspectivesseries. This 2006 series marks the anniversary of the infamous Corps of Discovery. Full Circle features contemporary works by noted Native American artists Lillian Pitt and Chuck Williams. The exhibit also includes selections from the Museum's Native American collection.


After the Journey:A Regional Art Perspective on the Corp of Discoveryis a sequel exhibit to Native Perspectives on the Trail:
A Contemporary American Indian Art Portfolio, which opened on June 10, 2006 at 5 PM. This exhibit features juried art in a variety of mediums from artists of various ethnic backgrounds who have given their perspective on Lewis and Clark through their artwork. The exhibit will run through September 30, 2006 at the Clark County Historical Museum. Additional pieces from this exhibit will be on display at the Sixth Street Gallery, 105 West 6th Street, Vancouver Washington, from June 10, 2006 through July 2, 2006. For information on Sixth Street Gallery please visit www.sixthstreetgallery.com.

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