The people of Tulalip, Washington, have many cultural traditions, from fishing to native art and architecture. They are also known for their Indian Shaker churches, a type of religious organization not related to the better known Protestant sect of the same name. Founded in the Pacific Northwest in 1881, the Indian Shaker Church was a unique blend of Protestantism and Catholicism with native ritual. The Tulalip Shaker Church was built in 1924 and provided religious services to its poor community. It was later placed on the National Register of Historic Places, but the original structure was still standing until 2008.