Old Man House

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Old Man House is a historic Suquamish village site on Washington’s Kitsap Peninsula that served as a central winter longhouse and cultural hub for the tribe, closely associated with Chief Seattle and traditional Coast Salish life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Suquamish village site
archaeological site
historic site
architectureType Coast Salish longhouse
associatedWith Chief Seattle NERFINISHED
Coast Salish peoples NERFINISHED
Suquamish Tribe NERFINISHED
category Coast Salish history
Native American historic site in Washington
Suquamish history
culturalRegion Coast Salish territory NERFINISHED
function gathering place
place for community decision-making
place for potlatches
place for storytelling and oral tradition
place for winter ceremonies
heritage Coast Salish cultural heritage site
Suquamish cultural heritage site
heritageStatus recognized historic Suquamish village site
historicalEra 19th century
pre-contact period
locatedIn Kitsap Peninsula NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington
surface form: Washington State
locatedOn Puget Sound NERFINISHED
material cedar wood
near present-day Suquamish, Washington
notableResident Chief Seattle NERFINISHED
onTraditionalLandsOf Suquamish Tribe NERFINISHED
significance central to traditional Suquamish social life
important in Coast Salish longhouse culture
important in Suquamish spiritual practices
traditionalNameLanguage Suquamish NERFINISHED
usedAs central winter longhouse
ceremonial center
cultural hub
residential longhouse
winter village

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