Indian camp site near the Seneacquoteen crossing May 1861.
This file appears in: Seneacquoteen: The Lost County Seat for Kootenai County

This is an Indian shelter near the British Northwest Boundary Commission depot at Siniakwateen (Seneacquoteen) May 1861. Seneacquoteen has been spelled a variety of ways throughout the years. The Kalispel meaning is “Crossing the River.” Photography courtesy of the Library of Congress Digital Collection (LC-USZC4-11435)
This file appears in: Seneacquoteen: The Lost County Seat for Kootenai County
Seneacquoteen: The Lost County Seat for Kootenai County
Senacquoteen (Crossing the River) was a popular camping site and crossing for the Kalispel and Kootenai Indians. When homesteaders moved into the area, it became an important ferry crossing and the…