Experience Virtual Exhibits!
Across the country, Museum’s have been creating virtual tours enabling people to “visit” their local Museum from home.
Below are some of the ideas we have come up with so far.
Bonners Ferry During Prohibition Days
Prohibition in Idaho and its influence on Boundary County The "Roaring Twenties" and "Dirty Thirties" generated some wild times in Boundary County's history. Experience a ...
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Kootenai Pictionary
The latest edition to the web-based virtual exhibits featuring the life of the Kootenai Tribe contains 52 artifacts and 32 photos from the Museum’s collection ...
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Bonners Ferry Blacksmiths
Here is a virtual look at the Boundary County Museum "Fire and Flames" exhibit which explains the history of blacksmithing and local smithies Peter Silas ...
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Border Peace Monuments
Until you have a chance to come in to the Museum, the Boundary County Historical Society is building web based exhibits to promote further interest ...
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Kootenai Life – Cradleboards
The Museum is working on building web-based virtual exhibits centered on the life of the Kootenai Tribe. To start this new collection, this book with ...
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Portrait Hall Turns 100 Years Old
Boundary County Historical Society's Portrait Hall turns 100 years old on November 30, 2020. In honor of this momentous event, the Museum has created a ...
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TR Visits Bonners Ferry
Until you have a chance to come in and see the Museum's Teddy Roosevelt Caribou Display in person, a "virtual" version has been created to ...
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Logging in Boundary County
The Museum has on display an extensive collection of logging tools. This virtual logging exhibit is enhanced with photos from the archives showing Boundary County ...
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