Announcement from the curator of the Sasquatch Exhibit in Olympia, Washington

I thought some of you might be interested in this- Bob Gimlin is half
of the team that made the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film of a female
Sasquatch.

Bigfoot Expeditions: the Search for Sasquatch

State Capital Museum and Outreach Center
211 21st Avenue SW Olympia, Washington 98501
(360) 753- 2580
WashingtonHistory. org

Saturday, January 26, 2008 1 to 4 PM
Admission is free with a suggested donation of $2.00

2007 marks the 40th anniversary of the famous Patterson-Gimlin film
made in northern California. This film features a female Bigfoot
striding next to a sandy creek. Scientists world-wide have studied
this film and remain divided upon its authenticity, however the
filmmakers Bob Gimlin and the late Roger Patterson have stood by
their photographic evidence. Expedition partner and outfitter Bob
Gimlin will join us for an audience discussion about his experience
on the Bluff Creek expedition and the famous encounter on the trail,
made immortal in the 24 feet of film images Patterson recorded.

Longtime Bigfoot field researcher Richard Noll is well-known for the
Skookum cast he made near Mt. St. Helens in 2000. The cast is a
reproduction of a massive impression or Bigfoot body print. Mr. Noll,
a featured expert on the History Channel's Monster Quest and other
programs, will speak about the Skookum cast and about his research on
Bigfoot.

The State Capital Museum is located in Olympia six blocks south of
the Capitol Building at 211 21st Avenue South West. The State Capital
Museum is a division of the Washington State Historical Society. The
museum presents exhibits, programs, and events that bring to life the
stories of Washington's history. For more information, please call
the State Capital Museum at 360-753-2580, or visit us on the web at
www.washingtonhisto ry.org.