Umatilla Collection

Innocence, an Umatilla girl, full-length portrait, standing by tree, facing slightly right, c1910

Umatilla child, c1910. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Umatilla child, c1910. Umatilla girl, full-length portrait, facing front, seated on ground by pine tree, wearing beaded blanket dress, beaded moccasins, holding beaded bag in lap

Umatilla maiden, c1910. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Umatilla maiden, c1910. Umatilla woman, half-length portrait, facing front, standing in front of tree, wearing beaded buckskin dress, shell bead necklaces, shell disk earrings, and woven grass hat

Youth in holiday costume-Umatilla, c1910. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Youth in holiday costume-Umatilla, c1910. Half-length portrait of Umatilla youth in full feather headdress, beaded buckskin shirt and shell bead necklace

Warriors Umatilla Pendleton Oregon 1906 Ore Umatilla Indian Warriors
Warriors, Umatilla, Pendleton, Oregon, 1906, Ore, Umatilla Indian Warriors, United States of America

North America, USA, Oregon. Pacific Tree Frog

OREGON: WORKMEN, 1941. Workmen at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot in Hermiston, Oregon. Photograph, Russell Lee, 1941

TIPIS, c1922. Tipis, possibly belonging to the Umatilla people, along the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest. Photograph, c1922

OREGON: NATIVE AMERICAN. Edna Kash Kash, a Yakima or Umatilla woman, in front of her tipi in Oregon. Photograph by Lee Moorhouse, c1900

NORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICANS, 1903. Six people, probably Umatilla Native Americans, near Castle Rock, Washington. Photographed in 1903 by the Kiser Brothers

North America, USA, Oregon, Umatilla National Forest. Pacific Tree Frog (Pseudacris regilla)

Three Native American men, probably Umatilla, stand on shore of river next to tepees. c1922. Photograph by Ralph Irving Gifford (1894-1947)

Panoramic view of Pendleton, Or. County seat of Umatilla County. 1884. Date c1884 Aug. 18

NORTHWEST INDIANS, 1922. Native Americans (probably Umatilla) stand beside tepees on the Columbia River. Photographed in 1922 by Ralph Irving Gifford

UMATILLA WOMAN, c1886. Mrs. Moses Johnson, an Umatilla Native American, photographed, c1886

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Umatilla: A Rich Tapestry of History and Nature Step back in time to 1906, where the Umatilla Indian Warriors roamed the lands of Pendleton, Oregon. These fierce warriors were known for their bravery and resilience in battle. Fast forward to 1941, and we find ourselves at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot in Hermiston, Oregon. Workmen diligently labor at this vital establishment during a time of war, ensuring the safety and security of our nation. In c1922, tipis belonging to the Umatilla people dotted the landscape along the Columbia River. These structures served as homes and gathering places for this indigenous community that has called these lands home for generations. Meet Edna Kash Kash, a remarkable Yakima or Umatilla woman who proudly represents her Native American heritage. Her strength and grace shine through as she stands before us. Traveling further back in time to 1903, we encounter six individuals who are believed to be Umatilla Native Americans. Their stoic expressions hint at a deep connection with their ancestral land. Venturing into nature's realm within Oregon's enchanting landscapes lies the breathtaking beauty of Pacific Tree Frogs found within Umatilla National Forest. Their vibrant colors harmonize with nature's symphony while adding an element of wonder to this serene setting. The Umatilla region is not just steeped in history but also blessed with abundant wildlife like Pacific Tree Frogs that call it home. These tiny amphibians bring life and vitality to this pristine forest ecosystem. As you explore North America's stunning landscapes within Oregon's majestic forests, don't forget to keep an eye out for these delightful creatures hopping about amidst lush greenery – a testament to nature's resilience even within protected areas such as Umatilla National Forest. Umatilla encompasses more than just its historical significance; it is a place where cultures intertwine with nature’s wonders.