Wikimedi'Òc

Stove Fragment (WHMI 178) (00fa38ac-1da7-432d-be6d-e1bb7aeff18f).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Toy Cradleboard (WHMI 210) (25169a25-e7a3-4f5a-a29f-85493b214793).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Adobe Brick (WHMI 117) (271e8ed1-20f9-4025-b454-f7ecda139aef).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Captain John Sutter (1803-1880) presented this French-English dictionary to Reverend Elkanah Walker (1805-1877) in 1838. Walker (6f1de517-6fbb-442f-88f4-17d31e009f8f).JPG - BMacZeroBot

File-5.-One of two millstone’s in the park’s museum collections, Dr. Marcus Whitman used this granite millstone for the gristmill he (87ee2e1a-16db-4d2f-8ab2-07edc9067482).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Columbia Plateau cultures commonly used pestles like this one for crushing and grinding food or plant material and for meal (90d10705-0312-4158-aba4-326a241a7ced).JPG - BMacZeroBot

This bible originally belonged to Dr. Marcus Whitman and was given to his nephew, Perrin Whitman (1830-1899) during Perrin’s (a0198126-c7f4-4b82-b85a-f5c7ec92640a).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Camas Bread (WHMI 15) (a459362e-8d95-4cd0-a7c8-8e8277ee00c9).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Trade Beads (WHMI 7001) (a9eb3815-0142-4134-a59a-38e0827b2318).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Beaded Bag (WHMI 8616) (aca92e29-afe9-4547-b8a9-409f51d95757).jpg - BMacZeroBot

This iron cannonball is believed to have been left at Waiilatpu by John C. Fremont (1813-1890), an American explorer, politician (bc0fe41d-bd2e-48b2-9d2a-fa9c01897672).JPG - BMacZeroBot

While this may look like an ordinary teaspoon, upon closer inspection you will notice etched into the handle are the initials (cb6a051c-7003-419b-8410-0cd267dc2367).JPG - BMacZeroBot

Tule Mat (WHMI 290) (e474c0fa-b64e-4eec-9fb4-ba60079e8431).jpg - BMacZeroBot

During an archaeological excavation near the site of the first house, a shovel accidentally hit this bone nit comb, broke off (fcd0dda4-7557-4324-a9c1-e4e36978c2b3).JPG - BMacZeroBot