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Image of Coast Salish basket, ca. 1900
1955.869.1
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Coast Salish basket, ca. 1900

This Coast Salish basket was donated by Mrs. Rollin Sanford, born Kate McGraw (1876-1971). She was the daughter of Washington governor, John Harte McGraw, who was in office from 1893-1897.
ID Number: 1955.869.1
Date: Circa 1900
Physical Description: 1 Basket; cedar; 9 in.H x 10 in.W x 8.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1955.869.1
Subjects: Indigenous Peoples, Tourism

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