Tag Archives: Lemhi County Historical Society Program

“The Land Is Alive: Indigenous Views on Nature and Our Shared Responsibility” by Professor Darren Parry

This poster advertises the Thursday, November 14, 2024 program presented by Professor Darren Parry, "The Land Is Alive: Indigenous Views on Nature and Our Shared Responsibility"

Women’s History Month: Lemhi County Historical Society and Sacajawea Center Program and Luncheon

Lemhi County Historical Society and Sacajawea Center Program and Luncheon: February 8 at the Salmon Grange

This poster is an announcement for the February 8 luncheon hosted by the Lemhi County Museum and the Sacajawea Center. Nan Blackadar Bryant will present: "Dr. Walt Blackadar: A Man of Family, Medicine, and Adventure"

Lemhi County Historical Society & Sacajawea Center Program and Luncheon

Lemhi County Historical Society and Sacajawea Center Program and Luncheon

Notice of program and luncheon on November 9, 2023, at Noon, at the Salmon Grange. Frank Albrecht will be discussing his book, "Truth, Deception and Gold."

An Evening with Keith Petersen, Idaho Historian

image represents an ad for the October 26 program presented by Idaho historian, Keith Petersen. He is talking about his new book, Inventing Idaho: The Gem State's Eccentric Shape.

Lemhi County Historical Society Program and Luncheon

Announces Lemhi County History program on April 14, 2023, at Noon. The program will detail the Thunder Mountain Gold Rush.

Historical Society Program and Luncheon

Lemhi County Historical Society Program and Luncheon: January 13, 2023, at Noon.

Darren Parry Presents: The Bear River Massacre, A Shoshone History

Darren Parry will present a history of the Bear River Massacre (1863) in southern Idaho. Mr. Parry is the former chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone. Using oral histories, he as written a book entitled: The Bear River Massacre: A Shoshone History.

Lemhi County Historical Society February Luncheon & Program

February 13,2020, luncheon and program: Suzy Avey will present a program on the events that took place on August 9, 1877, the roles of leaders, and the creation of the Big Hole Battlefield Interpretive Site.