Copies of Letters Sent to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 5/12/1908 - 9/1918

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Copies of Letters Sent to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 5/12/1908 - 9/1918

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This series consists of letters sent to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs from the Superintendent of the Puyallup Indian Agency and its successor, the Cushman Indian School. The letters involve day to day operations of the agency.

1 linear foot, 11 linear inches

National Archives at Seattle

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SNAC Resource ID: 11613785

National Archives at Seattle

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Cushman Indian School (Tacoma, Wash.)

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The Cushman Indian School was a boardings school located in Tacoma, Washington and served the Native American population from about 1910-1920. It drew from over 350 studnents from the Northwest and Alaska. Cushman was an industrial school and was equipped for industrial training and included a machine shop....