Tag Archives: Lemhi County Historical Society Program

A Case So Cold: The Murder of an Idaho Game Warden by Tony Latham

Post image advertises the program on March 26th presented by author, Tony Latham.

Michael Crosby Presents “August 13, 1805: The Most Important Day of the Lewis and Clark Expedition”

“Bullets Like Rain”: Understanding the Battle of the Big Hole by Big Hole Battle Field Ranger, Mark Draper

Lemhi County Historical Society & Sacajawea Center
Program and Luncheon: Thursday ~ February 12, 2026 in the Salmon Grange!

Doors open at 11:30; program at Noon.

“Bullets Like Rain”: Understanding the Battle of Big Hole
On the morning of August 9th, 1877, in the Big Hole Valley of Western Montana, the U.S. Army launched a surprise attack on a sleeping camp of 800 Nez Perce people.
Join National Park Service Ranger Mark Draper
for an in-depth exploration of the underlying causes of the intense battle that ensued, the bloodiest engagement of the Nez Perce Flight of 1877.

November Program and Luncheon: “From the Basin and Range to the Idaho Batholith: Geology from Challis to Salmon to Shoup”

image advertises first luncheon of the season: Dr. Paul Link will present: From the Basin and Range to the Idaho Batholith: Geology from Challis to Salmon to Shoup

“Making a Difference: The Life of Biologist and Renaissance Man, Stacy Gebhards” A two-day event!

Save the Dates for History in the Fall

List of dates for programming sponsored by the Lemhi County Historical Society and Museum and the Sacajawea Center.

Dave Stamey Concert: Nearly Sold Out! Just 32 tickets left. To purchase a ticket: stop by the Museum or call 208.756.7885.

Due to limited number of remaining tickets, the QR code has been disabled. Tickets can now be purchased at the museum or by calling 208.756.7885.

Consume a bit of History and Great Food with the Lemhi County Historical Society and Sacajawea Center!

If you missed the October 26 Cemetery Tour, the December 4th Program & Luncheon Will Be a Reprise of Selected Presentations!

December 4, 2024 Historical Society and Sacajawea Center Program and Luncheon--Reprise of "Our Stories Live On"