Tribal Legacy

• Confluence Project’s Journey Book

• The First Oregonians, by Laura Berg

• Lewis & Clark Tribal Legacies Project– Digital archive presenting tribal perspective on our shared history

• Since Time Immemorial

• The Siuslaw and Kuitsh Indians of the Oregon

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Gifts from Our Ancestors Vimeo Videos​

• Hood River Valley High School Film

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Artist/Tradition Keeper

• Lillian Pit

• Lillian Pit on Oregon Art Beat

• Marie Watt

• Marie Watt on Oregon Art Beat

• Weaving History with Pat Courtney Gold

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Celilo Falls

• Celilo Falls in The Oregon Encyclopedia

• Celilo Falls, Oregon – 1956

• Celilo Finished–slide show with narration

• Celilo Images

• Echo of Water Against Rocks

• Images of Celilo

• Living in Washington: Celilo falls

• See Through the Water

• Audio Interview

  • Part 1

  • Part 2

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Museums

• Crow’s Shadow Institute Pendleton

• Maryhill Museum of Art Native People of North America /Meet the Columbia River People Best for Grades 4–12.

• Museum of the American Indian

• Museum at Warm Springs

• Tamastslikt Clutural Institute Pendleton

• Washington State Historical Society

• Yakama Nation Museum and Cultural Center

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Places to Visit

• The Cathlapotle Plankhouse  Chinookan Plankhouse located on the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge

• Columbia Gorge Discovery Center 

• Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership  This is a non-profit group that leads canoe trips so that students may learn about the natural history of the river from the river. The farthest east they go is of Bonneville, however. It’s free to teachers and students, and a very popular program. They book out months in advance.

• Nez Perce Trail

• She Who Watches tours at Columbia Hills State Park (Horse Thief Lake) Restrictions: 25 people per tour, tours are between April and October, Fridays and Saturdays. Call Washington State Parks in February to reserve a trip for next spring: 509-767-1159.

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Reading

• Celilo Falls

• Columbia River Inter-tribal Fish Commission

• Legends by reading level. Vetted by tribes. Project done in 1972

• Renewing traditions at Celilo from Oregon Historical Quarterly

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Resources

• Columbia River Inter-tribal Fish Commission