
Tribal Areas

Washington Tribes

Map 1852

Ceded Lands

1863 Nez Perce Treaty Map

Edouard (Ned) Chambreau

Edouard (Ned) Chambreau

Sulk-stalk-scosum (Moses)

Sulk-stalk-scosum (Moses)

Lot by Olin Levi Warner

Skolaskin

Sarah Winnemucca

Smohalla at Priest Rapids 1884

Slough-Keetcha (Spokane Garry)

Slough-Keetcha (Spokane Garry) 1892

White Owl and Quit-a-tumps

General O.O. Howard

Ned's place at Tygh Valley

Tygh Valley now

Stumptown

Portland 1852

Portland 1857

Portland Front St 1870

The Gem Saloon and Oro Fino Saloon and Theater in Portland

Portland 1872

200 block SW Washington st Portland

Portland First St So from Washington

Columbia east of Portland

Steamers on the Columbia

Steamer Oneonta 1867

Snake River Steamer Almota 1900

The Dalles 1856

The Dalles now

The Dalles 1877

White Bluffs at Priest Rapids now

Priest Rapids

John Gates at Priest Rapids

Wanapum at Priest_Rapids

Pendleton main street

Walla Walla 1878

Ellensburg

Yakima City 1883

Condons Ferry Okanogan

Spokane Falls 1881

Klamath Agency

Seaside House

Children at Fort Spokane Indian school circa 1905
Ruby, Robert H. and Brown, John A. 1965. Half-Sun on the Columbia: a biography of Chief Moses. University of Oklahoma Press.
Ruby, Robert H. and Brown, John A. 1981. Indians of the Pacific Northwest: A History. University of Oklahoma Press.
Ruby, Robert H. and Brown, John A. 1972. The Spokane Indians: Children of the Rising Sun University of Oklahoma Press
Sheller, Roscoe. 1957. Ben Snipes: Northwest Cattle King Binford Mort Publishing, Portland OR
Pacific Northwest Quarterly 1959. Grant’s Indian Peace Policy on the Yakima Reservation. Vol L No 4, 135-14
Pacific Northwest Quarterly 1959. Lieutenant Woods(Title?) Vol L, No 3, 77-90
Maj. Gen. OO Howard, 1972.My Life and Experiences Among Our Hostile Indians: Maj. Gen. OO Howard. New York, Da Capo Press