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A Publication of the Grand Ronde Tribe
MAY 15, 2004
www.grandronde.org
Celilo Today And Yesterday
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History Underwater The big picture shows what Celilo Falls looks like
today. The in-set picture shows the Falls, before the building of the Dalles Dam in
March, 1957. The scaffolds are now submerged, along with the trade site of old
Celilo Village. The traditional way of fishing still exists at locations below the
Bonneville Dam, according to Olney Patt, Jr. , Executive Director, Columbia River
Inter-Tribal Fish Commission and former Chairman of the Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs Tribal Council. More photos and story on page 6.
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