Chief Joseph and two hundred and sixty-eight…

1885 CE

Chief Joseph and two hundred and sixty-eight surviving Nez Perce are finally allowed to return to the Pacific Northwest in 1885.

Joseph, however, is not permitted to return to the Nez Perce reservation but instead settles at the Colville Reservation in Washington, where he will die in 1904.

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Colville Indian Reservation Ferry Washington United States View →

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