Job Description: Before the white man came, Lake Tahoe was the sacred center of the world for the Washoe Indians. These gentle people lived as hunter-gatherers moving with the seasons from the Carson Valley to the Tahoe area for fishing, hunting, and seed gathering. The Taylor Creek area was their summer camp, and from it they took fish and animals, which kept them alive during the long, cold winters. After white men came for ranching and lumbering, the Washoe People began to work in the camps and mills of this area for cash wages, changing their lifestyle to assimilate with their new neighbors.

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