A`akw Kwáan & T`aaku Kwáan Tlingit Villages of the Juneau and Douglas area Juneau and Douglas Island were occupied

MAYFLOWER ISLAND Traditional Subsistence Site Used By Our Tribal Members Traditional Subsistence Site Mayflower Island across from

DOUGLAS INDIAN VILLAGE FIRE OF 1962 to seize ownership of the Village lands and force the removal of Tribal residents

SITES OF CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE The following photos show two current sites of historic and cultural significance and importance to the Douglas

Tlingit fisherman on the Taku Inlet  Limited Entry, Before 1970, both Alaskans and non-Alaskans were allowed to commercially fish

BACKGROUND Douglas Indian Association (DIA), is the historical federally recognized Tribe of the Juneau, Douglas and Auke Bay region.