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Getting Lost: East 

By Scott Elmquist
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Pamunkey Chief Kevin Brown, who returned to the reservation in 1972, recalls the seasons spent fishing with his grandfather.
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The reservation along the Pamunkey River, about 45 minutes east of Richmond, shares its history and legacy through a museum and cultural center.
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Pamunkey Chief Kevin Brown, who returned to the reservation in 1972, recalls the seasons spent fishing with his grandfather.
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