Camp Dat-So-La-Lee by Camp Dat-So-La-Lee - Elko, Nevada
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For many years, the Lions of District 46 were aware of the need for a major service project that would provide a common benefit to residents throughout the region.- Archery
- BB Guns
- Arts and Crafts
- Campfires
- New Friends
- Hiking
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Program Description
The camp is named for the 19th century basket weaver named Dat-So-La-Lee, who was a member of the Washoe tribe of northwestern Nevada and the Lake Tahoe region. She is considered by many to have been the greatest Indian basket weaver in recorded history. Her baskets are found in private collections around the world, and in prestigious museums like the Smithsonian. Her baskets are displayed in the Nevada State Museum and Historical Society.
General
Age Limits: 6 to 18
Gender: co-ed
Setting: Day
Program Rates
| Start Date: 01/01/1970 | End Date: 01/01/1970 |
| Monday: | Not Available |
| Tuesday: | Not Available |
| Wednesday: | Not Available |
| Thursday: | Not Available |
| Friday: | Not Available |
| Saturday: | Not Available |
| Sunday: | Not Available |
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