Ken Burns / M Spokane 2 TER 174 Co / Montana 1 S A / I O N AREA 82 Asa / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / Canada / Columbia / India / / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Dalles Dam / Fort Lapwai In / State Highway / Clearwater Battlefield Tolo Lake Camas Prairie Dug Bar / U.S. Highway / Visitor Center Located / Memorial Day / Lolo Trail / Shoshone County courthouse / New Year’s The visitor center / Delicate Arch / Nez Perce trail / National Historic Trail / Trail This / Spalding Visitor Center / port of Lewiston / Blaine County Museum / / /
Holiday
New Year's Day / Thanksgiving / St. Joseph / Memorial Day / Labor Day / Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / village site / sacred food / ancient council site / creative energy / federal law / bank / food source / /
MusicGroup
Looking Glass / /
NaturalFeature
Clearwater River / Lostine river / Snake / Columbia River / RIVER INDIAN / Wallowa river / Gary Somers Superintendent Rivers / Salmon River / Penawawa Creek / Pacific Ocean / Snake River / Canyon Creek / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
C 93 / University of Idaho / U.S. Forest Service / INDIAN PA / U.S. Government / Glacier Association / Nez Perce National Historical Park Big Hole National Battlefield National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Idaho / Public Broadcasting Service / Army / Congress / National Park Service / United States Army / first Roman Catholic mission / Eliza Spalding’s mission / /
Person
Joseph Gravesite / Bob Chenoweth / Asa Smith / Joseph Cataldo / Pierce Courthouse Musselshell Meadow Lapwai / Eliza Spalding / William Craig / Wallace Stegner / Grant-Kohrs Ranch / Douglas Fir / Nez Perce / Lewis Long Camp Near / Henry Spalding / Nakia Williams / / /
Position
Editor / fisherman / RT / General / interpreter / spy / Archaeologist / artist / manager at the Spalding visitor center / writer / Nespelem Chief / Gary Somers Superintendent / curator / elder Chief / Chief / /
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