Confluence Project Records

Confluence Project Records, circa 1996-2017

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Confluence Project
Title: Confluence Project Records
Dates: circa 1996-2017 (inclusive)
19962017
Quantity: 56 linear feet, (14 record cartons, 1 half-record carton, 12 large flat boxes, 6 small flat boxes, 17 tubes)
42 videocassettes
117 cds
2 minidvs
7 betacam sp
0.5 gigabytes, (80 digital files)
Collection Number: WCMss.444
Summary: In 1999, Maya Lin was commissioned to create a series of earthworks to commemorate the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition from 2004 to 2006. The collective works are called the Confluence Project and were commissioned by a group of arts patrons working in collaboration with native tribes of the Plateau, Columbia River Basin and Pacific Northwest. The Confluence Project Records consist of administrative files, project files, education files, press clippings, and audiovisual materials.
Repository: Whitman College and Northwest Archives
Whitman College and Northwest Archives
Penrose Library, Room 130
345 Boyer Avenue
Walla Walla, WA
99362
Telephone: 5095275922
Fax: 5095264785
archives@whitman.edu
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research. Series 3 and Series 5 contain unprocessed born-digital files on CDs, MiniDisks, Betacam SX, and VHS. Unprocessed content includes files from Confluence in the Schools, Confluence in the Classroom projects, recorded interviews, and footage from sites. For more information, please contact the Archives.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

In 1999, Maya Lin was commissioned to create a series of earthworks to commemorate the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition from 2004 to 2006. The collective works are called the Confluence Project and were commissioned by a group of arts patrons working in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples of the Plateau, Columbia River Basin and Pacific Northwest. Lewis and Clark's Corps of the Discovery expedition failed to achieve its mission to find a contiguous waterway across the continent but the explorers' contact with the peoples, places and species of the West set in motion a brutal, blunt transformation of the Western landscape. It is this contact that Lin's work seeks to "memorialize." Lin is arguably most famous for her memorials, including the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, DC, the Civil Rights memorial at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama and the Women's Table on the campus of Yale University. Confluence Project planners sought Lin out based on this history and Lin took the commission, pledging that this would be her last memorial. In accepting the commission, she was explicit from the outset about not wanting to make monumental statues of two figures on a hill pointing westward like the ubiquitous image of Lewis and Clark seen throughout the region on historical placards and signs. When completed, the project will consist of six public art installations at various historical points and state parks along the Columbia. These include Cape Disappointment State Park, Washington; Fort Vancouver, Washington; Sandy River Delta, Oregon; Sacajawea State Park, Washington; and Chief Timothy Park, Washington. At the time of this writing, a final site at Celilo, Oregon is awaiting completion.

The Confluence Project, as originally conceived, was to include a seventh location. However, over the project's nearly twenty-year lifespan to date, this location evolved from a physical site to a virtual one. Until around 2008, the final Confluence site was going to be an environmental research center in Ridgefield, Washington. Following the financial crisis, plans for this physical location were abandoned. Instead, Lin has proposed that a website and a online publication will be the seventh location. Lin's interactive website WhatisMissing.net is a crowd-sourced website that documents species and habitat loss through interactive maps, videos, audio and links that incorporate scientific data with personal anecdotes to provide evidentiary claims of an environment in decline as a result of human activity. The website currently links to the Confluence Project's website thereby incorporating regional information about species and habitat loss along the Columbia River with similar testimonials and scientific information about habitat decline across the globe.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The Confluence Project Records consist of administrative files, project files, education files, press clippings, and audiovisual materials. The records span the years 1996 to 2016, and document the development of the Confluence Project from its early planning stages through the construction of the earthworks at Cape Disappointment State Park, Vancouver Land Bridge, Sandy River Delta, Sacajawea State Park, and Chief Timothy State Park. Although it has not been built, there is also documentation of a proposed site at Celilo Park. Within the project files, there are extensive designs and site plans of the earthworks as conceived of by artist Maya Lin, as well as eleven oversize models of the sites. The clipping files reveal how the Confluence Project was viewed by local communities and critics who responded to the project. The administrative records document the day-to-day operations of the Confluence Project including fundraising, financial records, meeting minutes, publications, and related material.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Organized into six series: 1. Administration Files, 1996-2017. 2. Project Files, 2000-2013. 3. Education files, 2005-2014. 4. Press clippings, 1998-2015. 5. Audiovisual, 1997-2014.

Acquisition Information

Donated to the Whitman College and Northwest Archives by Colin Fogarty, the Executive Director of the Confluence Project, in May 2018. The accession number is 2018-021.

Processing Note

This collection received a basic level of processing, including rehousing and minimal organization. Folder titles are often based on those provided by the creator. Titles and dates have not been verified against the contents of the folders in all cases. Otherwise, folder titles are supplied by staff during processing.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

1: Administration files, 1996-2017Return to Top

7.75 linear feet, (5 boxes, 1 tube, 2 oversize objects)

This series consists of material relating to the administration of the Confluence Project including correspondence, travel, contracts, financial records, newsletters, publications and meeting minutes.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
1	1	25th anniversary committee	2010 November 19-2011 August 13
1	2	Alling Henning Associates inc. communications support	2002 May 2
1	3	Ambassador Richardson visit	1997
1	4	American Association of Museums annual meeting	2012 April 30
1	5	American Rivers benefit	2002 December 6-2003 February 18
1	6	Aquatic Land Enhancement Account grant program	2006 February
1	7	Archive startup with Carrie Willman	2010 February 10-18
1	8	Army Corps of Engineers	2003 February 21-2005 October 28
1	9	Association of American Cultures open dialogue scholarship and event	2010
1	10	Betsy Henning's notebooks	2002 September 20, undated
1	11	Blessing of the land at Celilo Park trip	2007 March 17-18
1	12	Blessing of the land ceremony at Chief Timothy park	2005 April 28-30
1	13	Blurock Landing information	2003 December 11-2004 May 24
1	14	Board meetings	2007 January 16-March 24
1	15	Board member contact sheet	undated
1	16	Board of directors: Correspondence	2003
1	17	Board of directors: Correspondence	2004
1	18	Board of directors: Jane Jacobsen	2004
1	19	Boston and Washington DC trip	2003 September 27-October 8
1	20	Brief biographies	undated
1	21	Budget and transaction details	2011-2012
1	22	Budget income plan	2014
1	23	Budget reports	2011-2012
1	24	Budgets	2003
1	25	Budgets	2003-2008
1	26	Budgets	2006-2007
1	27	Budgets	2012-2014
1	28	Building 410	2011-2012
1	29	Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation	2011 June 13-August 11
1	30	By-laws and contract	2002
1	31	Capacity building	2014 January 22, undated
1	32	Capstone campaign plan	2013
1	33	Celilo advisory board	2011 February 15-March 12
1	34	Celilo fundraising dinner	2011 September 25
1	35	Chinook Tribe communications	2001-2003
1	36	Clark County Washington: Vancouver event	2003 September 24
1	37	Clarkston reception and meeting	2003 June 24-25
1	38	Collins Group	1997-2002
1	39	Collins Group	2003 January-March
1	40	Columbia Gorge Commission	2001, 2006 March 28-October 11
1	41	Columbia Plateau Indian Place Names: What They Can Teach Us	1996
1	42	Communications	2002 September 23, undated
1	43	Communications, messaging, public relations, and staff	2003-2004
1	44	Communication project	2008
1	45	Communications project plans fund	2009
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-001		Confluence Project initiatives fact sheet	2004 June 28-July 16
Box	Folder
1	46	Confluence Project operation and Celilo Park capital budget	2011-2012
1	47	The Dalles friendraiser	2010
1	48	Dave Yewman communications	2003 September 14-2004 July 27
2	1	Day of sharing	2012 November 10
2	2	Day of sharing	2014
2	3	Development prospects	2011
2	4	Dinner event	2003 April 17
2	5	Director of development job description	undated
2	6	Donors	2010-2013
2	7	Donors: The Dalles	2011
2	8	Donors and grants received	2010 December 17
2	9	Duncan Hass photographs	2003
2	10	Economic development	2002 August 30, undated
2	11	Education Committee	2014 March 18
2	12	Endowment	2005 September
2	13	E-news letter	undated
2	14	Events planning	2005-2006
2	15	Executive committee meeting	2002 May 24
2	16	Executive committee meeting	2002 December 20
2	17	Executive committee meeting	2003 January 24
2	18	Executive committee meeting	2003 February 20-21
2	19	Executive committee meeting	2003 March 21
2	20	Executive committee meeting	2003 April 18
2	21	Executive committee meeting	2003 July 25
2	22	Executive committee meeting	2003 September 25
2	23	Executive committee meeting	2003 October 24
2	24	Executive committee meeting	2003 November 13
2	25	Executive committee meeting	2003 December 12
2	26	Executive committee meeting	2004 February 20
2	27	Executive committee meeting	2004 April 23
2	28	Executive committee meeting	2004 May 21
2	29	Executive committee meeting	2004 June 18
2	30	Executive committee meeting	2004 July 16
2	31	Executive committee meeting	2004 August 11
2	32	Executive committee meeting	2004 September 27
2	33	Executive committee meeting	2004 November 19
2	34	Executive committee meeting	2005 January 28
2	35	Executive committee meeting	2005 March 17
2	36	Executive committee meeting	2005 July 15
2	37	Executive committee meeting	2005 September 22
2	38	Executive committee meeting	2005 December 15
2	39	Executive committee meeting	2006 January 27
2	40	Executive committee meeting	2006 March 17
2	41	Executive committee meeting	2006 October 18
2	42	Executive committee meeting	2007 September 27
2	43	Executive committee meeting	2007 November 9
2	44	Extinction project	2002 December 15-2003 February 18
2	45	Felburn Foundation	2006 October 28
2	46	Financial report	2002 August
2	47	Financial statements with audit	2009
2	48	First Walk celebration and dinner	2008 August 23
2	49	Five year partnership	undated
2	50	Fort Canby	2002 October 10-2003 January 19
2	51	Foundation center	2006 March 16
2	52-53	Foundation center	2007 July 22
2	54	Frenchman's Bar	2002 October 6-12
2	55	Frenchman's Bar	2003-2004
2	56	Frequently asked questions updates	2002-2003
2	57	Fundraising material	undated
2	58	Fundraising video	2004
2	59	General Confluence materials	2002-2003
2	60	General Confluence materials	2002-2014
2	61-62	General Confluence materials	circa 2009
2	63	Geology and wind turbines	2002-2004 April 2
2	64	Gifts evaluation	2013-2014
2	65	Gifts from our Ancestors	2012-2014
2	66	Gifts from our Ancestors: Planning with Lillian Pitt	2012
2	67	Goodman Family Charitable Foundation	2011
2	68	Grants: General	2010-2013
2	69	Grants: Letters	2010 February 12
3	1	Grants: Meeting	2012
3	2	Gray Family Foundation	undated
3	3	Great Falls, Montana	2003 April 13-16
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-002		GRI geotechnical investigation reports, correspondence, invoices	2004 October 14-2006 April 7
Box	Folder
3	4	Henry Art Gallery exhibit	2003-2006
3	5	Heritage conference	2003 October 14-21
3	6	IDACORP incorporated corporate giving program at Celilo	2003 March
3	7	Ilwaco reception and meeting	2003 July 24-25
3	8	Interpretative public history project internship	2013
3	9	Interpretive signage	2006-2007
3	10	Invitation from Tamastslikt Cultural Institute	2001 July 30
3	11	Invoices	2005 March-April
3	12	Invoices	2007 May 30
3	13	Iskitpe: A Publication of the Nez Perce National Historic Trail Foundation	2003
3	14	Jane Jacobsen: General	2002-2003
3	15	Jane Jacobsen: Correspondence	2004
3	16	Jane Jacobsen: Itinerary, St. Lewis, Missouri to Athens, Ohio	2004 May 12-16
3	17	JD White Company inc.	undated
3	18	Jill Baum Consulting	2012-2015
3	19	Jones and Jones	2002
3	20	JourneyBook	2006 May 10
3	21	JourneyBook: Cape Disappointment	undated
16	1	JourneyBook: Dialog	2006 May 10
3	22	JourneyBook: National Endowment for the Arts grant	2013
3	23	JourneyBook: Proposals	2007 June 5
3	24	Jubitz Family Foundation	2011 June 29
3	25	Kreisberg Group	2006 January-May
3	26	Land Bridge ground breaking and donor luncheon: Maya Lin responsibilities	2005 November 16-18
3	27	Lands meeting	2004 October 13
3	28	Legal pads [general notes]	undated
3	29	Letters in progress	2005 July-October
3	30	Letters of support	1999-2004
3	31	Lewis and Clark Bicentennial in Oregon board of directors meeting	2003 January 20-21
3	32	Lewis and Clark Bicentennial: Local projects	2001-2003
3	33	Lewis and Clark legacy	2000-2001
3	34	Lewis and Clark text edits	2005-2007
object
1		Map: All sites, banner	undated
2		Map: All sites, sign	undated
Box	Folder
3	35	Marketing committee	2013-2014
3	36	Maya Lin: General	2003-2007
3	37	Maya Lin: Conversation notes	2007-2008
3	38	Maya Lin: Itinerary	2004 March 12-15
3	39	Maya Lin: Original notes	2003-2005, undated
3	40	Maya Lin reception photographs	2002 April 16
3	41	Maya Lin Studios	2011, undated
3	42	Maya Lin Studios New York trip	2004 September 16-17
3	43	Maya Lin Studios New York trip: Jan Jacobsen itinerary	2004 June 9-11
3	44	Maya Lin Visit	2003 January
3	45	Mid-Columbia Medical Center	2011 March 4-June 20
3	46	Miller Foundation	2012 January 9, undated
3	47	Naming opportunities: Vancouver Land Bridge	undated
3	48	National Endowment for the Art grants and press release	2002 October 17
3	49	National Endowment for the Arts marketing plan	undated
3	50	National Endowment for the Arts outreach	undated
3	51	National Endowment for the Humanities	2012
3	52	National Endowment for the Humanities planning	2012-2014
3	53	National Museum of the American Indian and the Oregon Indian Education Association	2013 April-August
3	54	Native Arts and Cultures Foundation	2012
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-003		News articles and project background	2002 July 8-2006 April 22
Box	Folder
3	55	Newsletters	2002-2008
3	56	Notebook	undated
3	57	Notebook and executive director interview sheets	undated
3	58	Notebooks	undated
3	59	Olympia to Seattle Itinerary	2004 January 26-28
3	60	Olympia Washington trip	2004 February 18
3	61	Oregon Arts Summit	2012
3	62	Oregon Cultural Trust	2011
3	63	Outreach job descriptions	2008 May-2009 August
3	64	Overall financial reporting	2006
4	1	Overall financial reporting	2006
4	2	Overall financial reporting	2007
4	3	Pacific County Friends of Lewis and Clark	2004 February 20
4	4	Pacific Northwest Civilian Conservation Corps	undated
4	5	PARC resources	2010 April-May
4	6	Parkdale fundraiser	2011
4	7	Partners in stewardship trip	2003 November 19-21
4	8	Patagonia	2007
4	9	Peter Andrusko	2005-2006
4	10	Phase three planning	2012
4	11	Photographs: Seattle Space Needle celebration	2006 April
4	12	Photographs: Site visits and blessings	undated
4	13	Planning and correspondence	2010-2011, undated
4	14	Portland Art Museum dinner	2010 August 26
4	15	Portland friendraiser	2010
4	16	Portland literary arts lecture	2005 June 29-November 16
4	17	Potential corporate funding grant applications	2010 December
4	18	Potential independent donors	2004, 2010-2011
4	19	President Bush invitation	2001
4	20	President Carter invitation	1999
4	21	Project manager job description	undated
4	22	Project manager lists	undated
4	23	Project management meetings	2006 July 5-September 7
4	24	Project management meetings and schedules	2006 December 12-2007 October 10
4	25	Project schedule	2003 August 28
4	26	Public lands highway program discretionary grant	2011-2012
4	27	Public relations	2002, 2005
4	28	Publications: General	2005, undated
4	29	Publications: General	2006-2007, undated
16	2	Publications: All project sites book	circa 2008
4	30	Publications: Cape Disappointment	2005 November 18, undated
4	31	Publications: Cataclysms on the Columbia	2009
4	32	Publications: Celilo Falls	2007-2010
4	33	Publications: Chief Timothy	undated
4	34	Publications: Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association	2012 October 17
4	35	Publications: Confluence in the Schools	2012-2013, undated
16	3	Publications: Missing	2007
4	36	Publications: Shall We Gather at the River: A Pedagogy of Healing	2010
4	37	Publications: Story Gatherings	2016-2017, undated
4	38	Publications: Vancouver Land Bridge	2007-2008
4	39	Publications: Wandering Scholars	2009
4	40	Raw materials	2002 April 17
4	41	Requests for Celilo support	2011
4	42	Research notes: Betsy Henning	2003 July 1
4	43	Research notes: Betsy Henning	2004 March 1
4	44	Ridgefield: Miller's Landing	undated
4	45	Roundhouse Foundation	2011 April 19
4	46	Schedule information	2004-2005
4	47	Seattle, Washington itinerary	2004 April 12-13
4	48	Senator Carlson event	2003 September 29-October 7
tube
V.9.1.9		Seven project sites vinyl banner	undated
Box	Folder
4	49	Signage	2006-2008
4	50	Signage photographs	undated
4	51	Signage project	2010
tube
V.4.3.6		Site plans: Draft design concepts	2004 June 15-December 6
V.4.4.1		Sites plans: Interpretative Center	2003 July 18
Box	Folder
4	52	Smithsonian itinerary	2004 October 17-19
4	53	Specialty Masonry subcontract agreement	2005-2006
4	54	Spirit Mountain community fund	2004-2008
4	55	Standard materials	2003 July-August
5	1	State of Washington correspondence	2003, 2010
5	2	Stimson-Miller Foundation	2011 April 18
5	3	Stories sub committee meetings notebook	2008 April 28-2010 March 15
5	4	Strategic communications proposal: Guenther Group	2003 June 13
5	5	Strategic planning	2013
5	6	Sunset Club presentation	undated
5	7	Swindells Trust	2011 March 3
5	8	Systematic Landscapes lecture	2006 April 20-22
5	9	Timothy Egan	2003 July 7-August 4
5	10	Travel	2007 February 27-28
5	11	Tri Cities trip	2003 November 12-13
5	12	Tribal Council meetings	2013
5	13	Tribal site visit itinerary	2004 October 10-12
5	14	Tribal support	2003, 2011
5	15	Tsceminicum Legacy Project work in progress	2005 March-May
5	16	Umatilla Confederated Tribes	2001-2003
5	17	Union Pacific Foundation	2011 April 18-June 13
5	18	Urban Waterfronts 27	2009 November
5	19	Veterans Family Fund of America	2009 May 18-August 5
5	20	Volunteer project	2008 March
5	21	Washington Cultural Congress	2004 April 25-27
5	22	Washington Cultural Congress	2012 April 24
5	23	Washington DC and Miami trip	2004 February 1-5
5	24	Washington DC itinerary	2003 June 22-26
5	25	Washington DC trip	2003 October 5-8
5	26	Washington DC trip	2004 July
5	27	Washington DC trip	2007 February
5	28	Washington State Arts Commission Confluence guide	2008
5	29	Washington State University	2009 December
5	30-31	Website development	2003 August 13-September 29
5	32	Website project manager position	2012
5	33	Website timeline and planning	2010
5	34	Website update	2007 January 29
5	35	YWCA donor campaign	2002

2: Project files, 2000-2013Return to Top

46.65 linear feet, (10 boxes, 16 tubes, 11 oversize models)

Organized into six subseries: 1. Cape Disappointment. 2. Celilo Park. 3. Chief Timothy Park. 4. Sacajawea State Park. 5. Sandy River Delta. 6. Vancouver Land Bridge.

This series consists of material related to planning and construction of the public art installations including designs, site plans, correspondence, contracts, and financial records. There are also eleven oversize models of the sites.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		1: Cape Disappointment State Park Cape Disappointment State Park was the first of the Confluence sites to be constructed because Maya Lin was interested in reflecting back on the journey of Lewis and Clark and the mythology that has grown around it. Cape Disappointment is where the Columbia River empties into the Pacific Ocean and where Lewis and Clark's journey west ended. Here, Lin worked with park staff and contractors to reclaim a small sheltered bay from what was once a series of boat docks and before that an elevated rail bridge connecting the Fort with the nearby town of Astoria. The team replanted the site with indigenous trees and plants and installed a basalt fish scaling table etched with a creation myth from the local Chinook tribe. The interior bay is connected to a separate site across a highway facing the Pacific Ocean. There, a series of walkways made from crushed oyster shells create a bifurcated path leading to a sheltered listening circle, an open-air amphitheater, and Waikiki beach. One pathway features quotes from a Chinook praise song. At the listening circle, a small grove of cedar driftwood columns affixed with steel plates surround the trunk of a dead elm that would have been alive when the Corps of Discovery crew arrived at the site. The planks of the other pathway are etched with an index from William Clark's journals documenting the different species encountered at the site. The initial building stage of the project lasted from 2002 to the blessing and dedication completed in 2006. Restoration work was done on the fish cleaning table from 2008 to 2009. As of 2015, the fish cleaning table is no longer in use due to environmental concerns about solid fish waste disposal and the state park's concern about the degrading of the table as an art object.
Box	Folder
5	36	Army Corps of Engineers: Letter of consent	2004 March 11-2005 September 16
5	37	Astoria photographs preconstruction	undated
5	38	Biological assessment	undated
5	39	Brian Harrison, Archeologist	2005 November 15-December 12
5	40	Brian Harrison, Archeologist	2005
5	41	Bus shelters and comfort stations bid set	2005 September 6
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-063		Cape Disappointment Comfort Station plans	2005 April 26-2006 June 19
Confluence-2018-021-DF-064		Cape Disappointment site budget	2004 June 21-2006 January 19
Box	Folder
5	42-43	CE John Company: Communications	2005 June 30-November 18
5	44	Chinook blessing	2005 November 23-November 28
5	45	Chinook blessing and legend	2006 September 21-2007 January 25
5	46	Construction	2005 October 5-2006 March 19
5	47-48	Correspondence: General	2005-2006
5	49	Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development	2006 June 7
16	4	Design concept	2004 November
16	5	Design concept	2005 June
5	50-53	Design miscellaneous	2004-2005
6	1	Design miscellaneous	2004-2005
16	6	Designs: Construction specifications	2005 September
16	7	Designs: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission	2008
16	8	Drawings and models	2004
6	2	Dura stone	2005 June 6-2006 March 9
6	3	Environmental assessment	2005 May
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-065		Environmental impact statement for Cape Disappointment	2003 November 6-2004 February 27
Box	Folder
6	4-5	Environmental mitigation plan	2004
6	6	Final environmental impact statement	2004 February
6	7	Finished site photographs	undated
6	8	Greenworks	2003 September 17, 2005 February 14-October 16
6	9	Ilwaco correspondence	2002 June 27-2003 September 23
6	10	Ilwaco/Long Beach Pacific County information	2002 June 27-2003 March 12
6	11	Interpretive trail and Confluence methodology	2005 December 9-2006 November 30
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-066		Interpretive trail at Cape Disappointment planning and correspondence	2005 December 19-2007 June 15
Box	Folder
6	12	James E. John Construction	2005 June 30-2006 June 6
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-067		James E. John Construction Co., Inc. correspondence and contracts	2005 April 19-2006 March 7
Box	Folder
6	13	Lewis and Clark excerpts	2005 August 23-September 21
6	14	MacLeod record	2004 August 9-2006 June 22
6	15	Master plan implementation phase 1: Original	2005 February
6	16	Master plan implementation phase 1: Revised	2005 May
	object
15	1-7	Model: Cedar circle	undated
14	1-2	Model: Fish cleaning table	undated
object
3		Model: Fish cleaning table (oversize)
4		Model: Waikiki (oversize)
Box	Folder
6	17	Notice of fish cleaning table closure	2010 May 20
6	18	Operations and maintenance manual	2007 April 12
6	19	Permits	2005 February 8-September 14
6	20	Permits	2005 August 12-2006 June 8
6	21	Permits	2005 August 24-2006 April 27
16	9	Permit submittal	2004 June 10
6	22	Photographs and maps	2003 October-2004 December 23
6	23	Port of Ilwaco	2002 August 16
6	24	Punchlist	2006 June 28-August 16
6	25	Repair projects	2008 April 1-2009
6	26	Right of entry permit	2005 October 3
6	27	Schedules	2004 March 18-2005 November 30
6	28	Site costs	2005 December 5-2006 June 6
16	10	Site plans: Cedar circle log designs	undated
tube
V.4.3.7		Site plans: Construction documents	2004 September 1
V.4.3.8		Site plans: Construction documents	2004 December
V.4.3.9		Site plans: Bid set, Waikiki and Boat launch	2005 September 6
V.6.2.5		Site plans: Permit set	2005 September 5-16
V.6.2.6		Site plans: Permit submittal	2005 July 1
V.4.3.10		Site plans: Permit submittal, Waikiki and boat launch	2005 June 10
Box	Folder
6	29	Survey	2003 May 9-2004 July 22
6	30	Technical specifications permit set	2005 July 1
6	31	Waikiki map	undated
6	32	Washington State Parks and Recreation	2003 November 19, 2008 January 8-June 2
6	33	Washington State Parks and Recreation: Communications	2004 September-2005 May 9
		2: Celilo Park Celilo Falls is the most culturally and structurally complicated of the Confluence sites. For at least 12,000 years, Celilo was a sacred fishing ground where regional tribes caught giant Chinook salmon migrating upstream to spawn. It is estimated that during its peak flood season, the water flowing over the falls was ten times greater than Niagara. And where once there were over 4.5 million migrating salmon, today there are fewer than 100,000. In 1957, the Dalles Dam pool inundated this section of the Columbia ending a rich tribal food source along with thousands of years of ritual celebrations. Here, Lin plans to oversee the construction of a curving cantilevered bridge or pier that extends out over the river close to where the falls once raged.
Box	Folder
6	34	Army Corps of Engineers	2007 August 21-December 12
6	35	Authorizations	2004 May, 2010 February
6	36	Celilo Village	undated
6	37	Emails	2004 January-June, 2011 January
6	38	Federal land access program	2013
6	39	Ghosts of Celilo	2011 February-March
6	40	Interpretive kiosk	approximately 2010 December 15
6	41	Interpretive pavilion	2011 June
6	42	Interpretive pavilion	2011 November
16	11	Interpretive pavilion and plaza design proposal	2011 June 9
6	43	Lando and Associates Landscape Architecture: Submittal of qualifications	2008 March 24
6	44	Letters against development	2004 August, 2004 September, 2007 February
6	45	Letters of support and donation records	undated
6	46	Lewis and Clark College: Board of trustees	2011
6	47	Maya at Celilo: Offical tribal support	2010 November 1-2011 May 25
object
5		Model (oversize)
Box	Folder
6	48	Oregon Folklife Network	2013
16	12	Pat Courtney Gold: A collaborative proposal for the Celilo Falls interpretative pavilion	2011 June 9
6	49	Planning	2005-2008
6	50	Press and correspondence	2004, undated
7	1	Project management	2013
7	2	River dam research	2011 September 21-22
7	3-4	Site drawings and plans	undated
7	5	Stories opening ceremony	circa 2007
7	6	Strategies, plans, and updates	2007-2012
7	7	Website	2012, undated
		3: Chief Timothy Park Chief Timothy State Park is the easternmost Confluence site. It is located on an island at the confluence of the Clearwater and the Snake Rivers in Clarkston, Washington. The earthwork here is a Listening Circle made of concentric rings of basalt sculpted out of a natural amphitheater in the land. The work was inspired by a Nez Perce ritual that Maya Lin saw here in 2005. The site was completed in the spring of 2015.
Box	Folder
7	8-9	Army Corps of Engineers lease	2010 September 16-November 16
7	10	Budgeting and cost estimates	circa 2005 January-2010 September
7	11	Ceremony instructions	2007 November 7
7	12	Correspondence	2007-2010
7	13	Department of the Army lease draft	2010 November 16
7	14	Designs	2007 March 29-September 12
7	15	Drawings and site plans	undated
7	16	Environmental compliance questions and comments	2010 June 7
7	17	Environmental schedule	2009
7	18	Handwritten meeting notes	circa 2007 February-June
7	19	James E. John Construction Company	2009 June 15-2010 August 4
object
6		Model (oversize)
Box	Folder
7	20	Northwest land management sublease	undated
7	21	Permits, easements, and other requirements	2007-2009
7	22	Site photographs	2007 December 1
16	13	Site plans	2007 October 29
		4: Sacajawea State Park Sacajawea State Park was dedicated in 1931 at the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers. Lewis and Clark camped there for two days and traded with local Sahaptian-speaking Indians who had used this location as a gathering spot for thousands of years. At the southernmost tip of the park are seven story circles connected by a winding reinforced pathway. The structures are not uniform, but their circumference is approximately 10 feet in diameter. Each circle is composed of one- to two-foot tall carved basalt blocks. The southernmost circle is actually an elliptical enclosure that mimics the footprint of a native longhouse, a social and ceremonial space central to the cultural traditions of the indigenous tribes along the Columbia. Another circle represents the importance of salmon to tribal peoples and features etchings of a large Chinook salmon along with the English name and its Sahaptin counterpart, "susayns." A third circle represents the different animal species that inhabited the region along with corresponding pictograms and linguistic signifiers. Several of the circles are "empty," or rather filled with rough gravel, and feature carvings on both the exterior and interior surfaces of the basalt blocks encouraging movement and contemplation within and around the spaces. Other circles are filled with indigenous flora and fauna with wheat stalks and tall grasses jutting up into the sky. The project at Sacajawea State Park spanned from 2002 to 2010, and was officially dedicated in August of 2010.
Box	Folder
7	23	AHA invoices	2004 January 1-2006 June 30
7	24	Anchor Environmental	2006 April 28
7	25	Anchor Environmental letter of transmittal	2007 March 8
7	26	Archeological survey	2006 June 16
7	27	Army Corps of Engineers correspondence	2005 June 9-2006 June 10
7	28	Biological evaluation	2007 February
7	29	Budget	approximately 2004-2006 April 26
7	30	Budgets and cost estimates	2006-2010
7	31	Cascadia Archaeology: General	2006 June 12-2010 July 23
7	32	Cascadia Archaeology: 45FR1 correspondence	2008 December 10, 2009 July 29
7	33	Cascadia Archaeology: Excavation permit application	2008 October 1-3
7	34	Cascadia Archaeology: Report on story circles site 45FR1	2009 April
7	35	Cascadia Archaeology: Report on story circles site 45FR1, revised	2009 July
7	36	Columbia Gorge management unit: Master plan	1994, 2003 July 16
7	37	Construction invoices	2005 August 4-October 12
7	38	Contact lists	2009
7	39	Correspondence: General	2003 November 21-2006 September 25
7	40	Correspondence: General	2006 June, 2010 December
7	41	Current actions	2007 July 8-2009 April 17
		2018-021-001: Dedication ceremony footage 0.8 gigabytes (1 file) Original disc labelled "Quiet Productions, Confluence Project: Sacajawea State Park dedication ceremony, RAW footage: 8-27-2010, TRT: 55 minutes, disc 2." It includes a digital recording of the dedication ceremony of Sacajawea State Park, Maya Lin receiving an award, 7 movements by 7 trombones for 7 story circles, an interivew with Maya Lin, and conversations with community members. It ends with close-up footage of the story circles, showing engraved text, and people observing the site opening. The runtime is 55:04.	2010 August 27
Box	Folder
7	42	Department of Archaeology and Historical Preservation	2009 May 17-October 28
7	43-44	Designs	1998 December 8, 2003 February 28-2005 December 12
8	1	Designs	1998 December 8, 2003 February 28-2005 December 12
8	2-3	Designs	2006 June 6-2007 November 2
8	4	Designs	2008
16	14	Design concept	2006 February 17
16	15	Design concept: Final	2006 February
8	5-7	Design development	2005 October 27-2007 December 18
8	8	Environmental checklist	2009 October 16-2010 June 7
8	9	Ethnographic contact period of the Hanford Site	undated
8	10	Handwritten meeting notes	undated
8	11	Hell's Canyon, consultant	2009 May 5-6
8	12	Impact assessment	2008 August-2009 April 1
16	16	Interpretive center concept design	2004 February 24
8	13	Invoices	2006 January 21-July 31
8	14	Irrigation	2009 April 23-May 1
8	15	James E. John Construction Company	2010 April 23
8	16	James E. John Construction Company: Contract	2009 March 25
8	17	Joint aquatic resources permit application	2007 January 4
8	18	Jones and Jones: Concept development	2005 September 7
8	19	Jones and Jones: Contract	2006 March 28-November 27
8	20	Jones and Jones: Correspondence	2006 March 9-April 10
8	21	Jones and Jones: Estimate	2006 March 27-June 6
8	22	Jones and Jones: Papers	2006 May 11-19
8	23	Jones and Jones: Schedule	2006 May 24
8	24	Master plan	2003 January, undated
8	25	Master plan: Sacajawea heritage trail	2000
8	26	Meeting	2006 August 7-28
8	27	Meeting, August 8	2003 December 24, 2005 October 27-2006 August 28
8	28	Meeting notes	2003 December 9-2005 March 17
object
7		Model: Boat launch (oversize)
Box	object
14	1	Model: Earth circles	undated
object
8		Model: Overall site (oversize)
Box	Folder
8	29	Pasco and Tri Cities general information	2002 June 20-June 27, 2003 January 9
8	30	Pasco workshop	2003 November 26-December 16
8	31-32	Permits	2005 April-2007 October
16	17	Plans and designs	2006
8	33	Port of Pasco	2002 June 20-2003 August 25
8	34	Project scope	2006 February
8	35	Research report	2001 March
8	36	Revenue Streams: An economic analysis of the costs and benefits of removing the four dams on the lower Snake River	2004
8	37	Schedules and agendas	2006-2010
8	38	Section 106	2007 May 10-December 21
8	39	Site visit	2003 July 2-July 16
8	40	Site visit meeting minutes	2003 June 30-2006 May 26
tube
V.4.4.2		Site plans: Construction document set	2009 May 22
V.4.4.3		Site plans: Story circles	2009 June 26
V.6.2.7		Site plans: Story circles text	2009 October 1-22, undated
Box	Folder
16	18	Shoreline restoration plan	undated
8	41	State Park blessing ceremony: Media coverage	2006 October 27
8	42	Stones	2009 May 22-July 20
16	19	Story circles: Design development	2006 October 25
16	20	Story circles: Site plans, Walla Walla Foundry	2007 March 2
8	43	Story circles: Tribal lore and archeology	2007 March 2-12
8	44	Survey	2003 August 25-November 11
8	45	Survey	2003 August 26-2006 March 24
8	46	Tuber plant photographs: Terrace plant community and meadow plant community	2010 May 12
9	1	Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission	2009 November 16-2010 May 6
9	2	Washington State Parks and Recreation communications	2004
		5: Sandy River Delta Sandy River Delta lies outside Troutdale, Oregon, and was home primarily to the Clackamas tribe. Lin selected this location, in part, because it provided a narrative of successful ecological rejuvenation. The Sandy River Delta Dam, built in the 1930s, was removed in 2013, reconnecting the Sandy and Columbia Rivers. There is also an ongoing riparian reforestation program of 17 acres in and around the river that includes a mix of native trees and shrubs. The site includes a bird blind, which has an elliptical structure approximately twelve-feet in diameter. It is perched on the precipice of the river's original channel which will gradually be redirected now that the dam is gone. Inside, the wooden slats of the bird blind are ten-feet tall and engraved with a list of those species observed and recorded by William Clark. The text is oriented vertically and lists 134 birds and animals, the date encountered, common name, scientific name, and their current ecological status. Planning and construction of the site lasted from 2002 to 2008.
Box	Folder
9	3	Agendas and schedules	circa 2003-2007
9	4	Bridge art	undated
9	5	Budgets and cost estimates	2006
9	6	Budgets and cost estimates	2007
9	7	Correspondence: General	2003-2010
9	8	Correspondence: General	2006 October 10-2007 March 16
16	21	Design concept	2006 February 16
16	22	Design: Construction documents progress set	2006 October 24
16	23	Design: Permit set	2007 March 26
9	9	Handwritten notes	circa 2003-2006
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-068		Krekow Jennings Inc. correspondence and site planning	2005 December 14-2006 August 21
Confluence-2018-021-DF-069		Krekow Jennings Inc. work order for bird blind	2006 March 10-2006 July 5
Box	Folder
9	10	Letters of disapproval	2006 April 3-18
9	11	Meeting notes	2006 July 12
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-070		Memorandum of Intent for Sandy River Delta site	circa 2006-2007
Box	Folder
9	12	Model pictures and plans	circa 2003-2006
object
9-11		Models (oversize)
Box	Folder
9	13	Notes	2006 September 29-2007 March 21
9	14	Official bird blind designs	2006 October 24, undated
9	15	Official forms and letters of approval	2003-2006
9	16	Official park designs	2006 December 15-2007 February 8
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-071		Oregon Department of Transportation correspondence	2003 July 15
Confluence-2018-021-DF-072		Oregon Department of Transportation Enhancement Program correspondence	2006 March 23
Box	Folder
9	17	Restoration costs	2006
9	18	Restoration services contract	2005 February 5
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-073		Sandy River Delta aerial images and maps	2004 March 24-May 10
Confluence-2018-021-DF-074		Sandy River Delta concept model	circa 2006-2007
Confluence-2018-021-DF-075		Sandy River Delta correspondence	2006 March 15
Confluence-2018-021-DF-076		Sandy River Delta information and memoranda	2003 September 11-2004 July 15
Confluence-2018-021-DF-077		Sandy River Delta project concept	circa 2002-2003
Confluence-2018-021-DF-078		Sandy River Delta site visit agenda and correspondence	2006 July 17
Confluence-2018-021-DF-079		Sandy River Delta site visit agenda draft	circa 2006 June
tube
V.4.4.4		Sites plans: Field copy, Bird blind	2007 June 15
Box	Folder
9	19	Stewardship	circa 2008-2010
9	20	Trail plans	2003-2008
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-080		U.S Forest Service project application and planning	2004 May 19-2007 April 6
		6: Vancouver Land Bridge At Fort Vancouver, Washington, Maya Lin and Native American architect Johnpaul Jones reunited the Klickitat Trail with the banks of the Columbia in the form of a land-bridge over Interstate 5, one of the nation's busiest north-south commercial highways. The bridge features indigenous plants, circular walkways, tribal ideograms and, most prominently, a view of the multilane highway and railroad tracks below. This bridge is in the shape of a halfmoon that curves out over the highway with different viewing points and plants that encourage visitors to linger rather than pass through. The bridge seeks to tell the complex history of this site, balancing the narrative of western progress with a more subtle discussion of the relationship between the river, the land, and the people that lived here before "progress." On one side of the bridge there is is a canoe paddle gate by artist Lillian Pitt that welcomes visitors. As the bridge slopes upward there are a series of historical images of the site starting with the Hudson Bay Company, continuing through the massive shipyards of the World War II era, and ending with the "modernity" of the highway that the viewer is traversing. The project was completed between 2002 and 2008.
Box	Folder
9	21	Archaeological	2004 May 7
9	22	Assets to trust	2008 February 4-May 13
9	23	BELKor Logworks	2005 April 12-December 3
9	24	Bridging the Mississippi: The new 1-35W bridge Minneapolis Minnesota	2008
9	25	Burlington Northern	2005 November 29
9	26	Canoe gate artist applications	2007 July-August
9	27	Canoe gate artwork	2007 July 5-September 19
9	28	Canoe gate site visit	2007 August 9
9	29	City of Vancouver	2002 August
9	30	City of Vancouver	2003 July-October
9	31	City of Vancouver	2003 October-November
9	32	City of Vancouver: Memorandum of understanding	2003 May 21, 2004 June 8-16
16	24	City of Vancouver: Plans for proposed construction of Columbia River promenade	1992 December
9	33	City of Vancouver: Professional services agreement	2004 May 11-12
9	34-35	City of Vancouver: Proposal and contract documents: Volume one	2006 April
16	25	Concept plan	2002 July
9	36	Dedication footage	2008 August 23
9	37	Dedication photographs	2008 August 23
16	26	Design concepts	2003-2006
10	1	Designs	2007
10	2-3	Designs	undated
10	4	Environmental assessment	2004 February 5, 2005 May
10	5	Environmental assessment	2005 May-September 9
10	6	Fact sheet	undated
10	7	Financial records	2005 August-2006 July 5
10	8	First walk event	2008 March 26-August 19
10	9	First walk event	2008 July 1, undated
10	10	First walk materials	2008 August 23
10	11	Forms	2006 August 11, 2009 November 24, undated
10	12	Fort Vancouver National Historic Site: General management plan and environmental impact statement	2002 October
10	13	Hand sculpture	2009 October 30
10	14	Interpretive plaza	2012
10	15	Interpretive elements	2006 July-2007 November 12
10	16	Interpretive elements	2006 May 27-2007 July 2
10	17	Interpretive trail	2005 March 10-2006 April 6
10	18	James E. John Construction: Art support	2008
10	19	Jones and Jones: Memoranda and correspondence	2003 June 4-2004 January 16
10	20	Jones and Jones: Memoranda and correspondence	2003 November 13-December 3
10	21	KPFF Consulting Engineers: Memoranda and correspondence	1999 February 5, 2004 June 28-October 26
10	22	KPFF Consulting Engineers: Memoranda and correspondence	2004 April 17-June 22
10	23	KPFF Consulting Engineers: Statement of qualifications	2004 January 5
10	24	Letters of support	2003 December 29-2004 January 14
10	25	Media and press	2003 August-September
10	26	Media and press	2003 September-December
10	27	Meeting notes and project descriptions	2005-2010
10	28	Meeting planning	2003 November-December
10	29	Memoranda and correspondence	2002 December-2005 March 1
10	30	Memoranda and correspondence	2003-2004, 2006, undated
10	31	Model photographs	undated
object
12		Model: Land bridge (oversize)
13		Model: Stainless steel spirit basket cut outs (oversize)
Box	Folder
10	32	National Park Service: Memoranda and correspondence	2002 August, 2004 March 4-May 28
10	33	Pearson Airfield	2004 March 9
10	34	Photographs: Fort Vancouver National Historic Site	undated
10	35	Plant interpretive text	undated
10	36	Port gateway project	2003 December 1-4
10	37	Port of Vancouver	2002 June 3-2004 June14
10	38	Pre-construction	2006 June 14-July 6
10	39	Public comment	2003 August 5-11
10	40	Schedules	2005 January 30-May 27
10	41	Scope of work	2004 April 15
10	42	Signs	2007 December 12-2008 January 23
16	27	Site plans: Fort Canby State Park planning project, property boundaries	2002 December 6
tube
V.4.4.5		Site plans: Fort overlook elevation and sections	2006 April 14
V.4.4.6		Site plans: Jones and Jones Construction interpretive details	undated
V.4.4.7		Site plans: Landscape sections	2005 March 30
V.4.4.8		Site plans: Miscellaneous	2005 January 7-2008 April 8
Box	Folder
11	1	Stakeholders	2002 June 20-2003 November 14
11	2	Tribes and land ownership	2002 November 4-2003 September 16
11	3	Urban renewal plan for the central east side	2008 May
11	4	Value engineering report	2004 December 17
11	5	Vancouver National Historic Reserve Trust	2003 November-December
11	6	Washington State Department of Transportation	2004 February 20-2005 November 7

3: Education files, 2005-2014Return to Top

2 linear feet, (2 boxes)

Three boxes from this series had to be digitized and disposed of due to preservation concerns. These files are currently unprocessed and are not described in this content list, but they are available to view in the reading room.

The Confluence Project included an educational component designed for schools at the K-12 level. A school-based arts education program, Confluence Project in the Schools (CIS) connected students and teachers with artists, tribes and community partners. Classrooms were given the same commission as Maya Lin; to respond to the Lewis and Clark commemoration. CIS ran from 2004 to 2007, with schools participating from locations spanning the sites at the Confluence Project, from the Pacific Ocean to the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers.

Another educational program, Confluence in the Classroom, evolved out of CIS. Schools that participated are often "underserved" and have been negatively impacted by reductions in arts curricula. Lesson plans are designed to connect individual schools with Native and Indigenous artists from the Pacific Northwest. Students complete creative projects, visit significant historical locations (including, but not exclusively, Confluence sites), and share their work with their school and community at the end of the year.

This series consists of material relating to the educational programs of the Confluence Project: Confluence in the Schools and Confluence in the Classroom. While there is some documentation about the planning and evaluation of the programs, the bulk of the files document the actual programs happening in the schools. Included are photographs, grant proposals, and some materials created out of the programs.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
11	7	Bibliography	undated
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-004		The Bush School installation and curriculum planning	2005 January 3-2006 October 19
Confluence-2018-021-DF-005		Camas High School project materials	2005 April 18-2006 December 1
Box	Folder
11	8	Circle of friends: Correspondence and planning documents	2007
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-006		Chinook Elementary School and Catlin Gabel School project materials	2005 March 10-2008 February 26
Confluence-2018-021-DF-007		Clarkston High School project materials	2004 March 19-2007 January 26
Confluence-2018-021-DF-008		Clear Creek Middle School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 January 10
Confluence-2018-021-DF-009		Community engagement and education program model research	2005 January 19-2006 December 11
Box	Folder
11	9	Concluding symposium	2006 December 21
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-010		Confluence in the Schools 2004-2005 budgets	2005 August-2006 May 18
Confluence-2018-021-DF-011		Confluence in the Schools 2004-2005 fact sheet	circa 2005
Confluence-2018-021-DF-012		Confluence in the Schools background and projects	2004 October 6-2006 July 5
Confluence-2018-021-DF-013		Confluence in the Schools contracts and images	2004 May 5-2006 February 2
Confluence-2018-021-DF-014		Confluence in the Schools Endowment planning	2005 September 22-2006 April 26
Confluence-2018-021-DF-015		Confluence in the Schools final report	crica 2007
Confluence-2018-021-DF-016		Confluence in the Schools program model materials	2005 January 3-2007 January 29
Confluence-2018-021-DF-017		Confluence in the Schools project previews event planning	2004 July 19-2004 October 27
Confluence-2018-021-DF-018		Confluence in the Schools proposal requests	2004 March 19-2004 October 13
Confluence-2018-021-DF-019		Confluence in the Schools proposal requests and correspondence	2004 March 15-2005 April 22
Confluence-2018-021-DF-020		Confluence in the Schools selection committee correspondence	2004 May 10
Confluence-2018-021-DF-021		Confluence in the Schools sponsorship opportunities and benefits	2004 July 7
Confluence-2018-021-DF-022		Confluence in the Schools Symposium agendas and planning
Confluence-2018-021-DF-023		Confluence in the Schools teams and summaries, Teacher Training Field Institute materials	2004 June 29-July 9
Confluence-2018-021-DF-024		Confluence Project in the Schools: Circle of Friends Symposium event planning	2005 November 21-2007 March 24
Box	Folder
11	10	Confluence Project in the schools memory book	2004-2007
11	11	Confluence Project in the Schools publication	undated
11	12	Curriculum development	2007 June 1, undated
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-025		The Dalles Middle School grant agreement and correspondence	2004 October 11-2006 October 20
Box	Folder
11	13	The Dalles Wahtonka High School: Gifts from our Ancestors publication	2005
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-026		The Dalles Wahtonka High School project materials	2004 October 11-2006 October 13
Box	Folder
11	14	The Dalles Wahtonka High School: Salmon blessing flags	2005
11	15	Education and community branch	undated
11	16	Education and community branch mission	undated
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-027		Education and Outreach Committee minutes and correspondence	2003 October 16-2007 March 24
Confluence-2018-021-DF-028		Education Committee meeting call down sheet	2004 July-2005 January
Box	Folder
11	17	Education mission statements	undated
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-029		Fairview Elementary School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 November 27
Confluence-2018-021-DF-030		Fort Vancouver High School project materials	2004 January 13-2006 March 20
Confluence-2018-021-DF-031		Frontier Middle School project materials	2005 April 20-2007 January 29
Box	Folder
11	18	Gifts from our Ancestors: Budgets	2013-2014
11	19	Gifts from our Ancestors: Evaluations	2012 April 26-June 5
11	20	Gifts from our Ancestors: Exhibit	2012 January 17-September 30
11	21	Gifts from our Ancestors: Exhibit	2013 September 18
11	22	Gifts from our Ancestors: Memory book, copy	2012 October
11	23	Gifts from our Ancestors: Memory book, original	2012 October
11	24	Gifts from our Ancestors: Reports	2013 January 25-29
11	25	Gifts from our Ancestors: STEM	2013 April 18-August 6
11	26	Grace Academy anthology: Confluence, Untold Stories and Untold Heroes	2006
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-032		Grace Academy installation materials	2005 March 1-2006 May 28
Confluence-2018-021-DF-033		Grace Academy project materials	2005 April 19-2006 October 13
Confluence-2018-021-DF-034		Grant awards documents	2004 March 19-2007 December 11
Box	Folder
11	27-29	Grant proposals	2005-2006
11	30-31	Grant recipient reports	2006
11	32	Grantham Elementary School	2005
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-035		Grantham Elementary School project materials	2004 May 7-2005 May 20
Confluence-2018-021-DF-036		Grantham Elementary School project materials	circa 2005 February 16
Confluence-2018-021-DF-037		Harvey Scott Elementary School and Earth Arts Confluence Project application supplemental materials	circa 2004
Confluence-2018-021-DF-038		Harvey Scott Elementary School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 May 18
Box	Folder
11	33	Harvey Scott School: Columbia River Stories	2007
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-039		Heights Elementary and Lincoln Middle Schools project materials	2005 March 25-2006 October 25
Confluence-2018-021-DF-040		Heritage High School project materials	2004 October 11-2006 May 30
Confluence-2018-021-DF-041		Hilltop Elementary School project materials	2004 October 11-2006 September 15
Confluence-2018-021-DF-042		Ilwaco High School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 June 7
Confluence-2018-021-DF-043		Jefferson Middle School project materials	2004 March 19-2005 April 24
Confluence-2018-021-DF-044		Kelso High School project materials	2005 June 29-2006 May 25
Confluence-2018-021-DF-045		Legacy High School project materials	2004 March 19-2006 March 20
Box	Folder
11	34	Lewis and Cark: Voyage of Discovery in the Mid-Columbia River Region by Barbara J. Kubik	1999 September
11	35	Mask making by young artists at Celilo village with Lillian Pitt	2011
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-046		Marysville Elementary School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 October 6
Box	Folder
12	1	Model programs	2005-2007
12	2	National Park Service parternship	2014 January 27
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-047		Pasco High School project materials	2005 June 2-2006 March 20
Confluence-2018-021-DF-048		Pioneer Elementary School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 June 30
Box	Folder
12	3	Photographs: Cathlapotle Park House dedication	2007
12	4	Photographs: Chinook Elementary dedication	undated
12	5	Photographs: Grantham Elementary School	2006 May
12	6	Photographs: Ilwaco High school	2006 May
12	7	Photographs: Pioneer Middle School dedication	undated
12	8	Photographs: Shahala Middle School	undated
12	9	Photographs: Teacher training institute	2005 July
12	10	Photographs: Thomas Jefferson Middle School dedication	2005 April
12	11	Pomeroy Elementary School: Grant proposal	2005 April 20
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-049		Proposal acceptance letters and teacher training workshop correspondence	2004 June 10-2004 August 17
Box	Folder
12	12-16	Proposals and evaluations	2005 May
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-050		Proposal selection process and interview documents	2004 March 19-2004 May 17
Box	Folder
12	17	Release forms	2012
12	18	Reports and proposals	2005-2007
12	19	Request for proposals	2005 January 3
12	20	Rivers that Were: A radio documentary by Barbara Bernstein	undated
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-051		Roosevelt High School project materials	2005 January 3-2006 May 23
Confluence-2018-021-DF-052		Sacajawea Elementary School project materials	2005 April 19-2006 April 27
Confluence-2018-021-DF-053		Shahala Middle School project materials	2004 March 19-2005 April 14
Confluence-2018-021-DF-054		Speech given at Evergreen District meeting	circa 2004
Box	Folder
12	21-22	Teacher training institue field training	2004 July 6-9
12	23	Teacher training institute	2005 July 12-July 15
digital-folder
Confluence-2018-021-DF-055		Teacher Training Institute 2004 correspondence and agendas	2004 June 24-2005 July 15
Confluence-2018-021-DF-056		Teacher Training Institute 2004 evaluations	2004 July 13-2005 February 23
Confluence-2018-021-DF-057		Teacher Training Institute 2004 thank you correspondence	2004 July 9-2004 August 6
Confluence-2018-021-DF-058		Teacher Training Institute 2005 evaluations	2005 July 27-August 10
Confluence-2018-021-DF-059		Teacher Training Institute 2005 keynote speech by Antone Minthorn	2004 July 6-2005 July 11
Confluence-2018-021-DF-060		Teacher Training Institute expenses and invoices	2003 April 15-2004 August 15
Confluence-2018-021-DF-061		Thomas Jefferson Middle School project materials	2004 March 19-2005 April 24
Confluence-2018-021-DF-062		Vancouver School of Arts and Academics project materials	2004 October 11-2006 October 31
Box	Folder
12	24	Vancouver School of Art and Academics	2003-2005

4: Press clippings, 1998-2015Return to Top

1 linear feet, (1 box)

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
13	1-280	1998-2015

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

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