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Title Nez Perce camp outside walls of Old Fort Walla Walla on the Columbia River, Washington in engraving made 1853

Original Creator Stanley, J. M. (John Mix), 1814-1872

Notes Photograph of engraving of men, tents, tepees and canoe in front of the high-fenced fort. Old Fort Walla Walla was also called Fort Nez Perces, and established on the Columbia River as a trading post.

Caption on image: Old Fort Walla Walla

Image from U.S. War Dept.'s Reports of explorations and surveys to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, 1860, v. 12, pt.1, pl.42 Subjects Engravings

Nez Perces Indians--Structures Fort Nez Perces (Wash.) Columbia River

Location Depicted United States--Washington (State)--Fort Nez Perces

Object Type Photographs Negative Number NA4169

Repository University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division