WARRENTON, Ore. -- Like all good visitors to Oregon, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark were not litterbugs. But archaeologists seeking the site of the fort where they spent the soggy winter of ...

Fort Clatsop is located near Astoria and is a few miles south of where the mouth of the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean between Oregon and Washington. Fort Clatsop was an encampment built on ...

Fort Clatsop, Astoria's most famous tourist attraction, was named by the Lewis and Clark Expedition for the Indian tribe that lived in the area. The tribe's hospitality and understanding during the ...

PORTLAND – The fire that destroyed a replica of Fort Clatsop early this month was started accidentally by a small fire burning on a hearth in one of the barracks, Park Superintendent Chip Jenkins said ...

Fort Clatsop, one of Clatsop County’s most cherished landmarks and the focal point of the upcoming Lewis and Clark 200th anniversary, was destroyed by fire late Monday night. Fire investigators ...

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark may have felt miserable as they wintered on the Oregon coast, but the hiking trail that traces their legacy is one of the very best in the region. The Fort to Sea ...

Fort Clatsop park staff, National Guard members and volunteers hauled logs this week to the fort site, where workers from Mount Rainier National Park began reassembling the pieces. The work is ...

One of the most evocative of the country’s many Lewis and Clark historic sites is tucked away in the dank woods of northwest Oregon: the Fort Clatsop National Memorial. The two rows of small log ...

WARRENTON, Ore. — Police are investigating the theft of a 5-foot-tall bronze statue of Sacagawea and her baby Jean Baptiste Charbonneau from the Fort Clatsop park near the mouth of the Columbia River.

WARRENTON, Ore. – Fort Clatsop, a popular tourist attraction and replica of where the Lewis and Clark expedition spent the soggy winter of 1805-1806 after reaching the Pacific Ocean, has been ...