HONORING NATIVE AMERICA HERITAGE MONTH
Our new exhibit is a tribute to the Confederate Tribes of Coos – Lower Umpqua – Siuslaw. The display features stories and pictures of the Siuslaw Indians who had lived and continue to live n the area. Also on display are images and descriptions of the conservation project between the McKenzie River Trust, Siuslaw Watershed Council, and the Confederated Tribes of Coos – Lower Umpqua – Siuslaw Tribes at the former Waite Farm. This informative exhibit is on display in the lobby area of the Museum.
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