Many people may find it difficult to give justice in uttering the word Quileute. The right way of saying it is ˈkwɪlijuːt. Still, many may possibly misunderstood the way of life of the Quileute Tribe History. That is why, in this age where the internet is a friend when it comes to researching topics, it is a big help to provide articles that aims to correct the perception of people. The history of the Quileute Tribe throbs in rich culture … [Read more...]
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Quileute Indian Reservation
June 21, 2009 by 1 Comment
The serenity and pristine beauty offered by sparkling beaches never fail to mesmerize any traveler who has the knack for sea voyage and adventure. Lush rainforests are another exciting treat. Combine these two in a beautiful package and you get a haven that everybody thinks is fictional. But such place really does exist. Any traveler would love to see the beauty of Quileute Indian Reservation. This nature’s paradise is located in Clallam … [Read more...]
The Quileute Legend Website
June 17, 2009 by 6 Comments
Quileute legend may contain on occasion customary customs of day-to-day life and even comprise spiritual or mythic elements. In the beginning, the Quileute had no form of writing so every legend had to be communicated orally from generation to generation so as to preserve and record their history. There can be both a moral and psychological theme to the work, in addition to entertainment value, depending on the nature of the storyteller, … [Read more...]
Quileute Indian Legends
June 17, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Quileute Legends and Tales Here is a summary of some of the Quileute Tales you will find on this site: Kweeti - In the olden days Kweeti travelled all over the earth. The first person he encountered was a white man. At that time the whites were ignorant and did not know anything. Kweeti taught this man how to dig metal and many other things. Soon he came to know everything that white people know now. Duskeah - Duskeah used to tattoo … [Read more...]
Stephenie Meyer’s Day in Forks
June 16, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Lodging in Forks With the release of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga, Forks has become the best place to visit for Twilight Fans. Mark September 13 on you calendars, which is Bella's birthday, each year many fans come to celebrate the Stephenie Meyer's Day in Forks. The Twilight landmark sites to see include the Forks High School, Forks Outfitters, Forks Hospital, La Push and many other locations. If that wasn't enough get your … [Read more...]
Quileute Tribe
June 13, 2009 by 5 Comments
La Push, Washington People and Places Location La Push, the location of the Quileute Tribe’s reservation, is in Washington State’s Clallam County, on the Olympic Peninsula. The residential district is around 153 miles northwesterly from Seattle. It's located at 47°54’32”N and 124°38’07”W. The Quileute Reservation covers about one square mile of land (594 acres). Demographic Profile According to the 2000 U.S. Census, La Push has a … [Read more...]