The Cemetery of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians
- — March 26, 2010
For years the Puyallup Tribal Cemetery had no caretaker, but today it is well groomed, surrounded by large stone walls , and, as covered in the April issue of City Arts, the cemetery now has a beautiful new entryway. Here is a look back at the reservation grounds and one of the cemetery's most famous headstones.
The Puyallup Reservation during the 1880s. Courtesy of Michael Sullivan
The headstone of Chief Leschi (1808-1858) of the Nisquallay Tribe.
