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Tag Archives: Crossroads: Change in Rural America

Crossroads: Change in Rural America – The Potential of the Past

Poster advertising the 3rd program of the Smithsonian's traveling exhibit. This program, delivered by Janet Gallimore, Executive Director of the ISHS, will focus on the importance of history to our future.

This entry was posted in Events and tagged Crossroads: Change in Rural America on December 6, 2019 by Hope.

The Smithsonian Is Here!!

Poster advertising Smithsonian opening in Salmon, Idaho: November 30th at 4:00 PM.

This entry was posted in Events and tagged Crossroads: Change in Rural America, Lemhi County History, Lemhi County Museum, Smithsonian on November 25, 2019 by Hope.

Salmon: Our Fish, Our Past, Our Future

Notice for discussion panel on salmon, community, economy, science, dams, and agriculture

This entry was posted in Events and tagged anadromous fish, Crossroads: Change in Rural America, fish, Lemhi County Historical Society, Lemhi County History, Sacajawea Interpretive Center, Salmon on October 12, 2019 by Hope.

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“Idaho Stories of Survival, Rescue, and Delivery by Air and Water”
Students Reflect on their day of Agaidika Shoshone History with Rozina and Emma George– A program made possible through a Community Enhancement Grant from the Idaho State Historical Society
Judy Washbon Presents: Famous Cowgirls of the Old West!
Christmas Shop in Historic Style!
November Program and Luncheon: “From the Basin and Range to the Idaho Batholith: Geology from Challis to Salmon to Shoup”

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