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This map shows the specific region of Northern California in which the Whilkut people lived. This map displays the territory in detail and also includes the surrounding territories of other native tribes that also spoke Athabascan languages.

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.

A view of the entrance to the Bridge Gulch Natural Bridge in Hayfork Valley of Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Known as "Kok-Chee-Shuhp-Chee" or "Bundle of Hides" to the Wintu people.

Gravestone of Ellen Clifford, who survived the Bridge Gulch Massacre as a small child.

Aerial photo of Indian Island

A key to go with the map of Whilkut villages.

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"

This is a picture of a Yurok man fishing for salmon on the Klamath River at the town of Kenek.

Map of California and where each Native American tribe provinces are located and where treaties with the white people have been made.

The following website is the Tolowa homepage for community members as well as Tolowa tribal members. This website has menus for "Who We Are," "Government," "Enterprises," "Department," "Employment," "News and Events," and "Contact," information.