PHOTOGRAPHS

STA-Suquamish Tribal Archives

page 2	Agate Pass Petroglyph carved over 2,000 years ago, viewable at low tide. STA.
page 12	Salish summer camping site, c. 1900. STA 1372.
page 15	Modern day Seattle from Bainbridge Island, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C1.
page 16	Chief Seattle’s grave stone, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C2.
page 17	Mount Rainier, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C3.
page 18	Forest on grounds of Suquamish Tribal Center, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C4.
page 19	Carving at Suquamish tribal center, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C5.
page 20	Skokomish woman named Kalasetsah, by E.S. Curtis, 1912. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #099. STA 1125.
page 21	Unloading halibut, Neah Bay, by S.G. Morse. Tacoma Public Library, #019. STA 1264.
page 22	Klallam man standing in dugout canoe. Smithsonian Institute Archives, #44,834C. STA 0881.
page 23	Indian girl with clam harvest. STA 1015.
page 25	Map indicating Suquamish land. STA (slide no number).
page 26	Map greater Puget Sound area. STA (slide no number).
page 27	Puget Sound, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C6.
page 30	Native gathering at a potlatch house. STA 1413.
page 32	Modern totem pole carvers at the Port Gamble S’Klallam tribe reservation. Left to right, Bill Jones, Ben Ives, Lloyd Fulton, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C7.
page 35	Suquamish village at Eagle Harbor on Bainbridge Island, 1905. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #003. STA 0839.
page 36	Exhibit at site of Old Man House showing roof boards, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C8.
page 38	Original potlatch house near Coupeville, WA, by E.G. Earle, c. 1899. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #045. STA 1071.
page 39	A Skokomish mat house, by E.S. Curtis, c. 1912. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #083. STA 1109.
page 42	Joe Hillaire carving a canoe with children watching. Tacoma Public Library, #003. STA 1248.
page 46	Suquamish ocean sailing canoe. STA.
page 47	Chief Seattle’s grave site with symbolic burial canoes, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C10.
page 48	Woman & child with baskets. STA 1486.
page 49	Woman with burden basket. STA (slide no number).
page 51	William Shelton carving a totem pole. Tulalip, Washington, by Brady. Special collections, University of Washington Library #Ec-1. STA 1082
page 53	Skokomish baskets, by E.S. Curtis, c. 1912. Special collections, University of Washington Library. STA 1138.
page 54	Clams in clam basket. STA (slide no number).
page 55	Depiction of Ole-Man-House by Raphael Coombs, c. 1894. STA 0700.
page 59	On the shore of Miller’s Bay, Holmes estate. Tacoma Public Library #017. STA 1468.
page 61	Port Gamble Mill. STA 1262.
page 62	Lake Union John and his wife Madelline, c. 1910. STA 0026.
page 63	Lighthouse Joe of the Makah tribe, by A. Curtis, c. 1910, #19,217. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #020. STA 1014.
page 64	Temporary camp on the shore of Puget Sound. STA 1406.
page 65	Indian girl, White River hop fields, by A. Curtis, c. 1902, #440. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #059. STA 1085.
page 67	Welcoming dance, Chief Seattle Days at Suquamish, c. 1912. STA 0145.
page 68	Swinomish Indian Racing Canoe, by Wingren. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #034. STA 1060.
page 70	On the shore of Agate Pass at the site of Old Man House, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C11.
page 71	Statue of Chief Seattle in Pioneer Square, downtown Seattle, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C12.
page 77	Indians making baskets, by Boland, c. 1928, #B17,959. Tacoma Public Library, Northwest Room, #022. STA 1267.
page 80	Indians in temporary camp in Port Townsend watching steam boats and sailing boats pass, c. 1894. Special collections, University of Washington Library, #050. STA 1076.
page 85	Indians gathered for a treaty protest at Olympia, c. 1864. STA 1897.
page 86	Man and woman drying fish. STA (slide #0833).
page 100	Indian woman drying fish. STA (slide #0852).
page 101	Modern totem carvings at the Port Gamble S’Klallam tribe reservation, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C13.
page 104	Suquamish Indians waiting steamer to return to Bainbridge Island after attempting to collect payments for land bought by the government at the original site of Old Man House Village and the surrounding area. STA 0837.
page 107	Princess Angeline, Chief Seattle’s daughter, by A. Curtis. STA 1361.
page 109	Cushman Trade School, Tacoma WA, c. 1905. STA 0051.
page 110	Indian girls at boarding school. STA 0835.
page 114	Young dancers visiting at Suquamish special event. STA (color slide no number).
page 116	The Suquamish tribal center, by Warren Jefferson, 1999. C14.
page 118	Indian woman in front of mat house. STA (slide #0639).
page 122	Sailing canoe. STA (slide #0843).
page 123	Village on shore. STA (slide #0838).