In the central courtyard of Lewis and Clark Community College stands a sculpture of Sacagawea. As a vital guide and interpreter on the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Sacagawea helped shape the journey that gave our college its name.On our campus, Deborah Butterfield’s White Cedar challenges the eye. What looks like driftwood is actually bronze, and what seems abstract becomes the figure of a horse – symbolizing imagination, transformation, and discovery.
