Other areas serve as shrines for Yakamas who made contributions to the center, as well as American culture. The period when Indian children were forced to attend boarding school and abandon their culture also is depicted with photographs. Take a peek at the recreated types of housing and tepees the Yakamas used. The museum also offers books for all ages about the culture, as well as some of its legends. The center's meeting room, housed in a tepee shaped building, is open for conventions, meetings, seminars and workshops.
Visitors also can rent recreational vehicle space and some tepees overnight.
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