Where History Still Breathes: Judy Washbon’s Journey Into the World of Lewis and Clark
Not long after moving, Judy discovered that this quiet Idaho valley played a role in one of America’s most iconic journeys: the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Even more compelling, the Salmon Valley is widely recognized as the birthplace of Sacagawea, the Shoshone woman who would become indispensable to the expedition’s survival. It wasn’t until reading Undaunted Courage, Stephen Ambrose’s historical account of the expedition, that Judy’s interest shifted into high gear.
