History Talks! Saving the Nisqually Delta

Lacey Museum History Talks · April 16, 2026

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Opening, announcements and land acknowledgment

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Olivia Moore, adjunct curator at the Lacey Museum, opened the program with a land acknowledgment, museum news, upcoming events (Creative Tea Corner hours and an April 23 oral-history workshop) and a statewide participation initiative for Washington's 250th anniversary; she introduced author Janine Gates as the evening's speaker.

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A Lacey Museum History Talk featured author Janine Gates discussing her book Saving the Nisqually Delta, tracing decades of development pressure, community organizing, legal fights and recent restoration work, and answering audience questions about current threats and infrastructure projects.

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