Chief Sealth High School
Chief Sealth High School Opened in 1957 in southern West Seattle, Chief Sealth High School has roughly one thousand students ... principal, John Boyd, is himself a former Sealth Seahawk, graduating in 1982. Nicknamed "Vanilla ...
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Chief Seattle
Chief Seattle Chief Seattle (also Sealth, Seathl or See-ahth) (c.1786 – ... Seattle, Washington was named after him. Life Chief Seattle was born around 1786 on Blake ... settlers.[1] The only known photograph of Chief Seattle was taken in the 1860s ...
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Talk:Chief Seattle
Talk:Chief Seattle I'd like to add more ... the Treaty of Medicine Creek, in which Chief Seattle played no part. (Chief Seattle eventually signed a treaty in January ... Seathl' (which obviously suits 'Seattle' better than 'Sealth'). In case it is definitely incorrect, I ... been seen. FWIW, as I understand it "Sealth" (which lives on in the name ...
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Seattle (Indian chief)   (translated from French)
Seattle (Indian chief) The Chief Seattle (v. 1786-1866) Seattle or Sealth was a chief indien of the tribe of Duwamishs known ... Stevens in 1854 . Synopsis Biography The Seattle Chief (or Sealth or Seathl) (towards 1786 - ...
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M/V Sealth
M/V Sealth Vessel Information M/V Sealth Class Issaquah 100 Class Type Auto/Passenger ... 15'2" Year Built/Rebuilt 1982/ The Sealth is the sole Issaquah 100 Class ferry ... State Ferry System. She is named for Chief Sealth. As of late 2005, she is ...
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Seattle, Washington
... is about the city. For the Suquamish chief, see Chief Seattle. Seattle, Washington Flag Seal Nickname: "The ... founded in the 1850s and named after Chief Seattle, or Sealth. In 2004, the U.S. Census Bureau ... to 1867. Seattle was named after Noah Sealth, chief of the Duwamish and Suquamish ...
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Edward S. Curtis
... c1800-1896) aka Kickisomlo, the daughter of Chief Sealth of Seattle. This was to be his ... c1800-1896) aka Kickisomlo, the daughter of Chief Sealth of Seattle. Edward Curtis obituary in the ... to photograph the Sun Dance ceremony. 1903 Chief Joseph of the Nez Percé visits ...
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Ferryboats of Washington State Ferries (Pnw wiki)
... became Issaquah. Kitsap Kitsap was a war chief and medicine man under Chief Seattle (see Sealth). The name means "brave." A county is ... after the tribe. [edit] Issaquah 100 Class Sealth The Native American/Chinook two syllable pronounciation (See-alth) of Seattle, the chief of the Duwamish and Suquamish tribes ...
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Old Man House
... of Suquamish, Washington, it was home to Chief Sealth and Chief Kitsap. The name of the site in ... the U.S. government in 1870, after Sealth's death. The destruction of the longhouse ...
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Seattle   (translated from German)
... name goes back on the legendary Indianerhaeuptling Chief Seattle ( 1786 - 1866 ), because of its famous ... place 1869 . The city designated after Noah Sealth, chieftain of the trunks Duwamish and Suquamish, better admits under the name Chief Seattle. Between 1890 and 1910 versechsfacht itself ...
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