Cahuilla Oral History Project 1989-1991

Bean, Lowell John, 1931-

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Biography / Administrative History 16mm film was donated in 2009. The museum subsequently received a National Film Preservation Foundation grant and had the film professionally restored and transferred to digital format by Color Lab. From the guide to the Indian Family of the California Desert, 1967, (Agua Caliente Cultural Museum) ...

Saubel, Katherine Siva, 1920-2011

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Katherine Siva Saubel (1920-2011) was a Cahuilla scholar and educator committed to preserving Cahuilla culture and language. In 1964, she co-founded the Malki Museum on the Morongo Reservation, which promotes scholarship, awareness, and preservation of Southern California Native American histories and cultures. In the 1970s, she collaborated with linguist Hansjakob Seiler to publish a Cahuilla grammar and dictionary. She also published the dictionary I’Isniyatam (Designs): A Cahuilla Word Book (...

Palm Springs Desert Museum

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Biography / Administrative History Collected by the Palm Springs Desert Museum between the years 1989-91. Project funded in part by the Palm Springs Art Museum's Natural Science Council, the Coachella Valley Archaeological Society, and the Bureau of Land Management. From the guide to the Cahuilla Oral History Project, 1989-1991, (Agua Caliente Cultural Museum) ...

Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians

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The Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians is a federally recognized tribe of Cahuilla, originally known as Ivilluwenetem, and are one of four Mountain Cahuilla tribes. Members of the Santa Rosa Band are the direct descendants of three Cahuilla clans – the Guanche-pakiktem, Costai-kiktem and Sawish-pakiktem – who traditionally occupied the areas of Toro Peak, Coyote Canyon/Anza Borrego, Garner Valley, Pinion, and the present-day Santa Rosa Reservation. The tribe is governed by a General Council, co...

Largo, Donna Mae, 1944-2009

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Donna Mae Largo (1944-2009) was an elder of the Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians, known for her work in the revitalization and preservation of Cahuilla basketry. She was a basketmaker, basketmaking educator, and medicinal plant expert. Largo co-founded the organization Nex’wetem (Southern California Indian Basket Weavers) in 2000, and co-authored the book Medicinal Plants Used by Native American Tribes In Southern California (Malki-Ballena Press, 2009). Largo was born on the Soboba Reservati...

Patencio, Francisco

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Quick, Betsy

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Malki Museum

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Jeffrey, Cheryl

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Andreas, Anthony

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Palm Springs Art Museum

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Perris Indian School

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The Perris Indian School was established in 1892 in Perris, Calif. by the Office of Indian Affairs. It was the first residential school established in Southern California, established in order to assimilate Indigenous peoples into the mainstream society. The student population was primarily from California Indian tribes, but there were also eight Pima students. Students' ages ranged from 5 years old to in their early 20s. In 1897, the school's superintendant determined that the water supply at t...

Banning Union High School

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Largo, Anthony

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Torres, Florence

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Barrows, David Prescott

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Francis Stevens School

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Torres, Saturnino

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Lyle, Janice

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Kitchern, Catherine

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