The Nisqually Tribe of Washington has built an archive to house photos, crafts and other artifacts.
The tribe used a $180,000 grant from the HUD Community Development Block Grant program to build the archive. It currently houses a collection dating back 150 years that tribal officials hope to grow.
Local Native artists helped paint the archive's interior walls.
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Nisqually history and young artists come together in new tribal archive
(The Olympian 4/11)
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Nisqually Tribe creates archive for cultural artifacts
Monday, April 11, 2005
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