Dayton Washington

The images of cow parsnip and the sign, above, are located in the north, campground, side of Lewis and Clark Trail State Park. The signs form a kiosk on the south, picnic ground, side. The Indians who introduced Lewis to cow parsnip were from the "Wollahwollah nation," Walla Walla in current spelling. Lewis carried a plant press and special storage boxes. Facsimiles of these items are displayed in many Lewis and Clark visitor centers.

Lewis & Clark Trail

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