Box 01

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An article giving information regarding the primary language of Sahaptin spoken by the Warm Springs reservation

Scope and Contents A news article for The Oregonian discussing a little league team from the Warm Springs reservation; An issue of Old Oregon, the magazine of the University of Oregon Alumni Association, which includes an article about Vernon Jackson and his return to the reservation after his graduation; A picture of Greenville Village after it was evacuated; A news article from The Oregonian regarding fishing habits of the residents of the Warm Springs reservation (3 copies); A news article from The...

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A thesis writen by Robert Ornduff titled "Some Aspects of the Flora and Ecology of the Warm Springs Indian Reservation Area" presented to the Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at Reed College

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Informational pamphlet regarding resources and other facts about Madras and Jefferson County (2 copies); A community profile of Madras which lists different information about the town, including population , climate, utilities, schools, and other topics.

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The American Indian, vol. VII, no. 2, Spring 1955, containing an article by Katherine and David French entitled, “The Warm Springs Indian Community Will It Be Destroyed?”

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Minutes from three different council meetings of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation recording everything that was discussed as well as the desicions made regarding laws and resolutions.

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A "Plan of Operation" for the Warm Springs reservation detailing their Administration Plan, information on their accounts, a soil conservation program, and various other information.

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“Management Plan of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon,” July 8, 1966 (2 copies)

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A memorandum that defines and establish a system of policies and procedures to ensure effective inter-governmental consultation, planning, and delivery of educational service for Tribal students.

Abstract This collection consists of manuscripts, documents, miscellanea, and sound recordings relating primarily to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon, and secondarily to the Confederated Tribes of the Yakama Nation of Toppenish, Washington. This collection contains one box of manuscript materials relating mostly to the Yakama Indians of Washington state. Eleven boxes in the collection deal with Warm Springs, and make this collection extremely useful for research on the Confederated...