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Early Pomo Environment and Culture
Map of Pomo's tribe territory in 19th century
Athabascan Groups Map
This is a map of Athabascan language groups in north western California.
A Newly Constructed and Improved Map of the State Of California
Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Shows drainage, counties, roads, etc. Covers also Nevada. Wheat Gold states it shows many more mining camps than any of the 1850 maps and "It is quite similar to Butler but discloses somewhat better…
Pomo Indians; Government Day School
A picture of 18 Pomo school children at a Indian school in Lake County.
Bloody Island California Historical Landmark NO. 427
Monument for the Bloody Island Massacre, also known as BO-NO-PO-TI and Old Island.
California Indian Culture Areas, Unratified Treaty Lands & State of California Boundaries Map
Map of California and where each Native American tribe provinces are located and where treaties with the white people have been made.
Five men in regalia, trio in center are Pomo Bird Dancers
There are five Pomo men in a row all in their ceremonial dress standing in a row. The three men in the middle are Pomo Bird Dancers.
Russian River, California
Just West of Clear Lake, the Russian River was one of the sites where Pomo victims of the Bloody Island Massacre fled to escape the United States First Dragoons Army Regiment.
Bloody Island Historical Landmark - erected 1942 (hmdb.org)
The plaque reads "Scene of a battle between U.S. soldiers under command of Captain Lyons and Indians under Chief Augustine, April 14th, 1850. Dedicated as an historical monument by the Native Sons of the Golden West. May 20th, 1942"
In My Own Words: Stories, Songs, and Memories of Grace McKibbin, Wintu
A collection and translation of stories, songs, tales, legends, and memories of Grace McKibbin, descendant of a Wintu Bridge Gulch Massacre survivor, transcribed and compiled by linguist Alice Shepherd.