“From Pioneer Days to Modern Ways” is on display in the entryway of the exhibit hall at the Boundary County Fair Grounds. One hundred years of fair history has been captured through photos, newspaper articles, and research documents compiled
It has been roughly five months since the Boundary County Museum has shuttered its doors to the community, due to the Coronavirus. With little time to formulate long-term plans, and no expectation that the shutdown would stretch this long, the
The Board of Trustees of the Boundary County Historical Society and Museum just concluded the monthly meeting of the Society. With much discussion and consideration for the Museum’s patrons, and for the health and safety of the volunteers and staff,
Give that unique gift that comes from the heart? Hot Off the Press!! The 2020 Calendars are on sale ! These calendars will go on sale Friday, August 30th at the same new low price as last year. The cost
Hot Off the Loom!!!!! Debby has been busy and there are new rugs for sale in the Gift Shop! Come to the Museum and see! Debby has got the next batch in the works on the loom; they will be
The year end Society Activities report as presented at the Annual Membership Meeting January 22, 2019 * * 2018 End of Year Report Membership: Membership List 2018 -143 members; Membership List 2019 -168 members Fundraising: Memberships; 2018 Calendars; Fundraising
Want to give that unique gift that comes from the heart? Hot Off the Press!! The 2019 Calendars have arrived! These calendars will go on sale Friday at a lower price than last year. The cost is only $5.00 per
Compiled by Howard Kent The CCC was a public relief program, part of the New Deal years of 1933-1942. The most active years in Boundary County were 1934 and 1935, however the Bonners Ferry Herald noted that the Twenty Mile
100 years ago… What global event was taking place in 1918 that ties Boundary County to the rest of the world? “The War to End all Wars,” World War I, The Great War that originated in Europe and lasted from
For four sunny days in August 1988, the exciting buzz of chainsaws could be heard on Kootenai Street’s entrance into downtown Bonners Ferry, Idaho. The Boundary County Resource Council, with generous donations from the community, had commissioned a well-known chainsaw