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Nisqually Indian Tribe __ "Pete is a Nisqually Elder, and has started this page to provide tribal information until the tribe has it's own site in place. This page is a work in progress..." - From Unknown (Pete) - http://home.att.net/~p.e.s/Nisqually.html

Nisqually Indian Tribe __ "The Nisqually Tribe is an American Indian nation in western Washington State. The tribe resides on a reservation in the Nisqually River valley near the river delta. The reservation is adjacent to the Fort Lewis Military Reserve and situated on the lower Nisqually River east of Olympia." History, culture, more. - From u-s-history.com - http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h1561.html

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Nisqually Indian Tribe - Official Site __ "We envision the Nisqually Indian Tribe as a place of harmony for all people, interconnected with all things, where spirits are strong and good. Families and relations are united and healthy. Our elders carry the wisdom and traditional ways of the past, and pass it on to our youth. Our people honor, support, and encourage each other to grow and find our own way. We walk proudly into the future." You will find history, culture and much more. - illustrated - From nisqually-nsn.gov - http://www.nisqually-nsn.gov/?

Nisqually Indians __ A general overview of the Nisqually. Background color makes the text difficult to read but there is some good information there. - From Unknown - http://www.angelfire.com/art2/nisqually/ 
 

 

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