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	Blake Island  add item		Native American		Blake Island State Park Blake Island, WA 360.731.8330		This beautiful 475-acre island camping park, with five miles of saltwater beach shoreline, is only reachable private boat or via tour boats. Kitsap Harbor Tours, which departs from Port Orchard, and Argosy Cruises, departing from Seattle, take visitors to Blake Island and to the famous, Tillicum Village to enjoy a unique Northwest Indian dining and cultural experience. The journey includes traditionally prepared Native American salmon cooked over open fires and a presentation Native American dancing and songs.
	add item		Native American		Chief Seattle		Chief Seattle, a hereditary leader of the Suquamish Tribe. . .
	Suquamish  add item		Native American		Chief Seattle's Grave 7076 NE South ST Behind St. Peters Mission Suquamish, WA 98392		Seattle was named for Suquamish Chief Sealth, who came to be known as Chief Seattle. The grave site overlooks Puget Sound and has painted canoes above the headstone.
	Suquamish  add item		Native American		Chief Seattle/Suquamish Tribe Tour		Kitsap is the home of the Suquamish tribe and ancestral home of Chief Seattle (or Sealth), namesake of the city of Seattle.  An easy day trip will take you on a historical journey to see and appreciate the area Chief Seattle chose to live.
	Silverdale  add item		Native American		Clear Creek/Saq'ad Interpretive Center 9641 Levin RD Off Bucklin Hill Rd and Levin RD Silverdale, WA 98383 360.692.0929		The Clear Creek Interpretive Center, located off Bucklin Hill RD and Levin RD in Silverdale, hosts educational programs for children and families. Naturalists lead guided walks along Clear Creek Trail, through nearshore, estuary, wetland, and woodland habitats. The "big red barn" also features exhibits, occasional speakers, and special events. Don't miss their "Salmon Run Art Contest" which migrates through Silverdale each fall. And make sure to bring the kids and grandkids to their Discovery Play Days in the spring and summer.
	All Kitsap  add item		Native American		Finding what you need? 9481 Silverdale WAY Suite 281 Silverdale, WA 98383 800.337.0580		If you're not finding what you need on our website, give us a call, write, or e-mail and we will be happy to help! The Kitsap Peninsula Visitor & Convention Bureau is waiting to hear from you.
	Indianola Kingston Poulsbo Suquamish  add item		Native American		Grovers Creek Salmon Hatchery 23175 Indianola RD NE Poulsbo, WA 98370 360.394.8531 360.598.3142		Fish Hatchery operated by the Suquamish Tribe.
	Little Boston  add item		Native American		House of Knowledge 31912 Little Boston RD NE Kingston, WA 98346 360.297.2646		The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe’s House of Knowledge consists of four integrated buildings with spectacular native american carvings and art. The Longhouse has 5,700 sq. ft. of ceremonial space and is available for weddings and events up to 400 people.  The entire space consists of a single room with a central performance area, surrounded by built-in stepped seating on both the north and south sides of the performance area. Tables and chairs available. Sound system.
	Bremerton  add item		Native American		Kitsap Historical Museum 280 4th ST Bremerton, WA 98337 360.479.6226		Step into the past and travel through Kitsap County from the glacial age through World War II. See Native American baskets, wander through an historic “Main Street”, look into a stump farm, and discover that some bunkhouses really did float. Let history weave its spell with our textile collection dating from the 1850's. Enjoy this exciting family destination!
	Little Boston  add item		Native American		Little Boston Cemetery 360.297.2646		North on Hwy 307, turn onto Hansville Rd (Hwy 104) to Little Boston RD, past Tribal council Bldg. on left.

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