Indian culture, Pacific Northwest [microform] : logging operations, California and Pacific Northwest, ca. 1880-1945.

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Indian culture, Pacific Northwest [microform] : logging operations, California and Pacific Northwest, ca. 1880-1945.

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This collection of photographs on microfiche from the University of Washington Libraries contains views of Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest and logging operations in California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia.

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