Indian Fishermen at Celilo Falls Oregon 1941

Indian fishermen gather at Celilo Falls, Oregon, in September 1941, performing traditional salmon fishing. Celilo Falls served as a critical site for Native American tribes, known for its rich salmon runs. The falls played a vital role in the economy and culture of the Indigenous peoples of the Columbia River Basin, particularly the Wasco Nation.

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