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Whitman Mission National Historic Site
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The resources listed below may supplement materials for classroom use. The Treaty of 1855 for the local Indian Nations was signed in the Walla Walla Valley. The Whitman Mission National Historic Site brochure gives a background to the mission site history. The Grounds tape recording and Whitman Saga tape recording documents may be used to study and analyze perspectives of the mission at Waiilatpu story. 

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Treaty of 1855

The Treaty of 1855 highlights an agreement between the government and Indian Nations.

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Whitman Mission Brochure Front

National Park Service brochure for Whitman Mission National Historic Site - front

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Whitman Mission Brochure Back

National Park Service brochure for Whitman Mission National Historic Site - back

PDF

Grounds Tape Recording

This document contains the words for each tape recording at Whitman Mission building sites.

PDF

Whitman Saga Recording

This document contains the words for the slide tape program presented in the visitor center.

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Did You Know?
Archaeologists have uncovered the mission building sites. These sites are now marked on the ground and a trail to follow with signs tells the story of the mission at Waiilatpu.

Last Updated: September 29, 2009 at 12:20 MST