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Company Address:	11000 MORRISON ST. SUITE 102,BURBANK,CA,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:	7866
Telephone Number:	9738952754 (+1-973-895-2754)
Fax Number:	9738952401 (+1-973-895-2401)
Website:	singhigroup. com
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):	792903
USA SIC Description:	Music
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Timeline of Mool-Mool, Fort Simcoe and its boarding school
Since Time Immemorial: Mool-Mool springs Indigenous village and crossroads site existed at what is now Fort Simcoe Historical State Park, according to Jon Shellenberger, an archaeologist and
Yakama descendants search for relatives’ remains at Mool-Mool, or Fort . . .
In Central Washington, people are searching for the remains of Yakama Nation ancestors at a place called Mool-Mool or Fort Simcoe Historical State Park
Historic photos show student life at Fort Simcoe Indian boarding school
Yakama descendants search for relatives’ remains at Mool-Mool, or Fort Simcoe state park Anna King Northwest Public Broadcasting Northwest News Network
It Happened Here: Click Relands papers a historical resource
As chairman of the research committee of the Fort Simcoe at Mool-Mool Restoration Society, he participated in the effort to preserve the former Army outpost and Indian boarding school as a
Searches for unmarked graves at Fort Simcoe narrow focus areas
Layers of history at Mool-Mool Fall and spring are ideal for historic human remains detection dogs to search because mornings are cooler and scent stays closer to the ground
New efforts shed light on history of Indian boarding school at Fort . . .
None of those buildings remain In studying a historic aerial photo of the site, Miles thinks those three buildings stood in the area between Mool Mool Springs and Fort Simcoe Road
Historic photos show Fort Simcoe Indian boarding school in the Yakima . . .
John Clark Rhodes, an amateur photographer, took 19 photos at Fort Simcoe in the Yakima Valley in April 1909 The photos offer more information about the government-run Indian boarding school
More than 500 Northern Paiute were forced to Yakama Reservation in 1879
The Mool-Mool springs Indigenous village and crossroads site has existed since time immemorial at what is now Fort Simcoe Historical State Park, according to Jon Shellenberger, an archaeologist
Work to locate burials at Fort Simcoe Indian boarding school in WA . . .
Search dogs and use of ground-penetrating radar continue to yield more information and context about an Indian boarding school that operated at Fort Simcoe in the Yakima Valley until 1920
Efforts continue at Fort Simcoe to share boarding school history
The park was established in 1956 — 100 years after the fort's construction — with the assistance of the Fort Simcoe at Mool Mool Restoration Society, according to an online park brochure