Post by jinlian on Jul 27, 2008 15:23:56 GMT -5
On the website of the Chief Washakie Foundation, in the section "Archives":
www.windriverhistory.org/washakiearchi.html
it is available a lot of interesting material:
Also interesting is the "Exhibits" section:
www.windriverhistory.org/wrhcexhibits1.html
in particular, the "Chief Washakie Historical Photographs":
www.windriverhistory.org/exhibits/washakie_2/photgraphs.html
www.windriverhistory.org/washakiearchi.html
it is available a lot of interesting material:
Also interesting is the "Exhibits" section:
www.windriverhistory.org/wrhcexhibits1.html
in particular, the "Chief Washakie Historical Photographs":
www.windriverhistory.org/exhibits/washakie_2/photgraphs.html