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“a world-class collection of Native Culture”
The Gatekeeper’s Museum is a reconstruction of the original Gatekeeper’s Cabin – home of the water master who controlled the flow of water out of Lake Tahoe. Exhibits include Native American baskets, resort memorabilia, historical photographs, clothing, oral histories, maps, archival documents, newspapers and artifacts. The Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum has amassed a world-class collection of over 800 utilitarian and fine baskets from 85 tribes throughout California and western North America. In addition to collecting baskets, Marion also collected Native clothing, jewelry, tools and pottery. Pottery from Maria Martinez is featured in the collection.
A pretty comprehensive gallery of Native American basket work. Not much else to say. The entire museum was only one room. If you like baskets, check it out. Read more
The Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum is co-located with the Gatekeeper's Museum - $3.00 gets you into both. There is nothing wrong with this museum - it just was not compelling to me. There... Read more
AMAZING collection of fine woven artpieces , made by the "Original residents" of this beautiful mountain lake. A very kind woman behind the counter was helpful and informed to answer all my many... Read more
Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum
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