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Panorama of the San Gabriel Mountains, California. From around Ontario Peak, looking northwest to Mt. Baldy.


H. A. Brooks. June 1916. "The Best Indians I have ever glorified in Pictures" at an unspecified site, presumably in California. Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (75-PA-3-7)



	Pupils at Carlisle Indian School Pennsylvania (c. 1900)


The Wetlands were created by the natural flooding of the Los Angeles River, San Gabriel River and the Santa Ana River. "The river provided a source of water and food for the Gabrielino Indians for thousands of years prior to the arrival of the Spanish. The Gabrielinos were hunters and gatherers who lived primarily off the fish, small mammals and acorns from the abundant oak trees along the river's path. There were at least 45 Gabrielino villages located near the Los Angeles River, concentrated in the San Fernando Valley, and Elysian Valley in what is present day Glendale." P. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles_River
		Gabrielino Women

Catalina Island		Los Angeles Basin



	Funeral at San Gabriel Mission - 1921




The Gabrielino-Tongva Tribe, a California Indian Tribe is historically known as San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians. The Official Site can be found at http://www.gabrielinotribe.org


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