Elem Modun Of East Lake
1940 Army Photo
Elem Island renamed Clarks Island has a Roundhouse underground.
1940 Army Photo
1906 Arial View of Kom-fo East Lake , As a reminder when the Dam was put in all the Tribes living on the lake shore were flooded and the lake now is 17 ft above its natural level.
1940 Army Photo
Elem Island renamed Clarks Island has a Roundhouse underground.
1940 Army Photo
The Town of Clear lake Oaks is in the heart of Kom-fo East lake. Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.
Elem Island renamed Clarks Island has a Roundhouse underground.
Elem Island renamed Clarks Island has a Roundhouse underground.
Elem Island renamed Clarks Island has a Roundhouse underground.
This is part of the Elem homelands and contained many archeological sites that were destroyed in 1972 During the Construction of and illegal waterway known as the Clear lake Oaks Keys.
Clearlake Oaks Keys Destroyed large Cultural sites.
Clearlake Oaks Keys Destroyed large Cultural sites.
Elem Island renamed Clarks Island has a Roundhouse underground.
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The Clearlake Oaks Keys project was one of the most illegally approved housing project that destroyed 1,000 of cultural soils
The illegal waterways was approved in 1972.
Clearlake Oaks Keys Destroyed large Cultural sites.
The illegal waterways was approved in 1972.
The historic preservation act was passed in 1970, this project did not comply with the law and destroyed one of the main tribal homelands.
Historic Photos "Kom-Fo" East Lake Tribe.
Clearlake Oaks Keys Destroyed large Cultural sites.
The illegal waterways was approved in 1972.
IF you would like to share historic Elem Photos of East Lake please e-mail me at browneaglejames@gmail.com
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