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Colter's Creek Winery

308 Main St.

Juliaetta, Idaho

 

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1051 Main St.

Juliaetta, Idaho

 

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509 E. Main

Kendrick, Idaho

 

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Kendrick, Idaho

 

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LATAH COUNTY RESEARCH LINKS:

NEZ PERCE COUNTY RESEARCH LINKS:

GUIDES

Military Historian RESEARCHER: Luke Sprague, M.A. provides written historical investigations about the military -- historymint.com 

LOCAL HISTORICAL LINKS:

J-K Heritage Foundation's Photo Archives:  Some of our over 1,000 photo currently in our archives can be viewed and purchased at the link we share with Milt Patterson's Photography This photo link is continually added to and enhanced so return to it often for different views!

nwda.orbiscascade.org  Northwest Digital Archives provides access to descriptions of primary sources in the Northwestern United States, including correspondence, diaries, or photographs. Digital reproductions of primary sources are available in some cases.

Latah County Oral History Collection-Digital Initiatives - University of Idaho Library - See additional segments in the UofI Special Collections & Archives area.

Northwest Historical Postcards Collection - Digital Initiatives - University of Idaho Library - See additional segments in the UofI Special Collections & Archives area.

Latah County Historical Society 

Nez Perce County Historical Society

Clearwater County Historical Society

Twin Rivers Genealogy Society  serving Lewiston ID, Clarkson, WA and surrounding areas

Idaho State Historical Society

The Idaho State Historical Society is an agency of state government and is the repository of last resort for state records. We will be happy to look for records of your ancestor’s property at our Merle Wells State Archives facility, in Boise.

Idaho-specific databases available:

We (Idaho State Historical Society) can provide copies of most of the records indexed in these databases. If we do not own the records, we can tell you who does. Please keep in mind that the same records may be available on microfilm from the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, as well--via your local LDS family history center.

A list of local family history centers nationwide is available at http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp

To discover what microfilmed records the Family History Library (SLC) owns, please see their online catalog at http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp

Additionally, the Idaho State Historical Society operates the Idaho State Archives, the state repository for original territorial, state, county and city records of enduring value. These include civil, criminal, death, land, marriage, tax, state penitentiary, wills and estate records, among many other record types, many of them existing only in their original, paper form and never microfilmed.

Finally, the Idaho State Archives Research Library owns the most complete set of local newspapers from around the state and from throughout its history (all on microfilm).

If any or all of these records types looks helpful, or if we may be of any additional service whatsoever, please call or visit us at 208.334.2682, 2205 Old Penitentiary Road, Boise, or http://history.idaho.gov/archives-research-requests.

Early Logging in North Central Idaho:

 

White Spring Ranch: The John And Mary Lorang White Spring Ranch, Genesee, Idaho, is a National Historical Site.  It is the only Historical Ranch in Latah County on the Register and represents the pioneers of the Idaho Palouse.

 "School Bells & Ink Wells" publication contains almost 200 stories about what it was like to attend one of the 36 Lewis County country schools received from former teachers and students. In addition to the stories, the book includes photos of the school buildings, students, and teachers, as well as lists of all known students and teachers. The introduction contains 30 pages of general information about country schools of that era. There is also a map showing the location of these schools. The book is over 600 pages and includes a surname index. It has a soft cover, is spiral bound, and is also available on a computer CD.  $25.00 plus $6.00 S/H per book, $8.00 S/H for two books.  CD $12.00 each plus $3.00 S/H  Order from Ilo-Vollmer Historical Society, Box 6, Craigmont, Idaho 83523.  Contact: emleachman@q.com  208-924-5498

IDAHO SONGS PROJECT CDs AND BOOKLETS: The Project finds, documents, interprets and preserves pre-radio era (written before 1923) songs related to people, places and events of early Idaho and adjacent areas.  Additional website details and audio track examples for each project: www.bonafidaho.com/idahosongs.htm

IDAHO GENEALOGY LINKS: 

If you have an Idahoan ancestor that left a legacy in Idaho and you would like to share it with others contact the IDGenWeb Project State Coordinator at blindgenealogist@gmail.com

 

Bibles and other Precious Book Repairer:

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Questions?: 920/265-5966 or toll free 844-I-FIX-BOOKS 

 

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