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<font size=3>Hello Cameron,<br>
Years ago I lived in Southwest Washington. I had the pleasure of visiting
the Lelooka Foundation Museum in Ariel, Washington. In the museum are
artifacts regarding Buffalo Bill Cody. One of the leaders of the Lelooksa
family (Chief Lelooska's grandfather, named "He-Killer") I
believe was a performer in the Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show. The
Leloska Foundation may be willing to loan you some artifacts for your
podcast and or photographs. The contact information follows below. On the
website
(<a href="http://www.lelooska.org/" eudora="autourl">www.lelooska.org</a>
) there is a narrative about Chief Lelooska's grandfather and a brief
mention of Buffalo Bill Cody. These family owned artifacts are on exhibit
in this small but fascinating museum in Ariel, WA. <br>
-- Hope this helps, Margie Wilson<div align="center"> <b>Lelooska
Foundation</b> P.O. Box 526 Ariel, Washington 98603 Phone (360) 225-9522
Fax (360) 225-7416 <a href="http://www.lelooska.org">www.lelooska.org</a>
info@lelooska.org <br><br>
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</u>Mariah Stoll-Smith Reese, Executive Director<br>
Judith Ibbs, Assistant and Shari Catania, Assistant<br><br>
<u>Board of Directors <br>
</u>Tsungani Fearon Smith, President<br>
Rose Petersen, Vice President<br>
Gretchen Fuller, Treasurer <br>
Julia Stoll<br>
Eric Reese<br>
Lisa Cunningham<br>
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<font size=3>At 04:43 PM 6/22/2013, Cameron Johnson wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">League Enews -<br>
Hi all,<br><br>
We're working on a podcast about Buffalo Bill's two Everett appearances
on Sept. 22, 1908. We'd like to have some photos of that specific event
(Not just BB in general) to accompany the podcast. Our Northwest History
Room, alas, has only an image of the show's poster. Does anyone have
photos of the event they could share? That is, the setup, the acts, the
grounds, anything? I've contacted the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and
Denver Public Library, who both have large photographic archives of BB,
but even they don't have photos of that specific appearance. They do have
some great general photos of the Wild West in general, but their fees are
pretty high.<br><br>
Many thanks for your consideration.<br><br>
Cameron A. Johnson<br>
Public Programs<br><br>
Everett Public Library<br>
2702 Hoyt Avenue<br>
Everett, WA 98201<br>
425-257-7640<br>
425-257-8092 (fax)<br>
cjohnson@everettwa.gov<<a href="mailto:cjohnson@everettwa.gov" eudora="autourl">
mailto:cjohnson@everettwa.gov</a>><br><br>
As little as possible,<br>
As much as necessary.<br>
-R. Daneel Olivaw<br><br>
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