Idaho Day

March 4th, at the Boundary County Museum, began three days filled with hustle, bustle, and the energy that comes with fourth graders. Working in groups, peering closely across tables, they searched their map for the Cardinal and Intermediate directions using

Mapping Idaho For the ninth year running Boundary County fourth grade students from Naples, Mount Hall and Valley View Elementary Schools were invited to the Boundary County Museum for a fun time. In 2015, the Idaho Legislature established an official

There is an art exhibit at your Museum On Wednesday, March 1, 2023, your Museum hosted the 4th graders from Mt. Hall, Naples, and Valley View Schools. The occasion was to celebrate March 4th – Idaho Day. This year’s theme

Museum Press Release | Published Bonners Ferry Herald – March 10, 2022 A new mine has been discovered in Bonners Ferry. A man who goes by the name of Marty filed a claim on the “Lazy Susan Mine,” and exploration

Originally published – Bonners Ferry Herald – March 14, 2019 | By MANDI BATEMAN Editor BONNERS FERRY — The Boundary County Museum paired up with local schools to bring a unique experience to the students in celebration of Idaho Day,

From the Boundary County Historical Society – 4th March 2018 The date was 1863 and the place, somewhere far north in Kootenai County. Settlers were coming into the area, clearing land, preparing to build homes and start farms. This became

Oh, What a Dig! by Dottie Gray, Boundary County Museum Plastic spoons, toothpicks, and paint brushes were transformed into tools needed by budding junior archaeologists, as fourth graders from Mt. Hall, Naples, and Valley View schools came to the Museum