The Coast Miwok, A Living Tribe, History and Land Stewardship

The Coast Miwok: A living Tribe, History and Land Stewardship

Richard Dillman’s Wireless history program was packed last month, so you might want to get there well before this one begins. The programs seem to all be archived for later viewing on your own device, so if a packed room isn’t your cup of tea, you can return to their website and watch it later. If I could figure out how to copy the announcement on the website and paste it in here, I would. Possibly someone who reads this is part of the history center and might suggest proper posting of these amazing programs.

Sunday, April 27, 2025

2:00 - 3:00 PM

Tomales Regional History Center

26701 California Route 1, Tomales

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