Join Us October 26th for Keith Petersen’s Program: “Straight Lines and Squiggles: How Idaho Got that Weird Shape.”
Doors open at 6:30 at the River of History Exhibit (204 Main Street) Keith Petersen, Idaho historian and former Idaho State Historian, will discuss his most recent book on the geographic boundaries of Idaho: The West is a land of rectangular states. And then we have...
Fall Frolic- October 7th at the Sacajawea Center!
August 8th: On the Trail of Lewis & Clark’s Birds Program
August 19: The Annual Agai’Dika Gathering
“Pork Cake, Beef Fudge, and Huckleberry Pie: What Food Tells Us About Western History”
Join the Sacajawea Center and Lemhi County Historical Society for this great event! Date: Friday, May 5th Location: Sacajawea Center Time: Doors open at 6:30pm and the program begins at 7:00pm. Free of charge- donations are welcome and go to future programming. Hope...
Lemhi County Historical Society & Sacajawea Center Luncheon Program Presented by Dr. Hope Benedict
The Lemhi County Historical Society and Sacajawea Center are hosting a program on Hope Benedict's book: Living with the Landscape: Mining, Ranching, and Conservation in the American West. The program is on January 13th at 12pm at the Salmon Grange, located at 110...
Lemhi County Historical Society & Sacajawea Center Luncheon Program by author, Tony Latham
Fall Frolic October 8th at the Sacajawea Center
Come join us from 1pm-4pm for crafts, games, food, music from Eddy Up, Manny the miniature horse, and a great pumpkin patch by Mountain Harvest Community Market! Admission is $3/person. Hope to see you there!
History Park in Downtown Salmon Getting an Upgrade
The Sacajawea Center, Lemhi County Historical Society, and City of Salmon have been working together over the past year to replace the interpretive panels at the History Park, located in downtown Salmon, Idaho. New interpretive panels were ordered in the spring of...
The Collections of Lewis and Clark: What Happened to All That Stuff?
Join us Thursday, September 1 at the Sacajawea Learning Center for "The Collections of Lewis and Clark: What Happened to All That Stuff" by Kathy Imel, the resident volunteer at the Sacajawea Center. Doors open at 6:00pm and the program starts at 6:30pm. The program...
Looking for a way to honor your pet? Look no further- Dog Park Fence Fundraiser!
There are still open spots! For $40.00, you can have your pet's name on the Seaman Dog Park Fence. A big thank you to the Idaho Governor's Lewis and Clark Trail Committee Idaho State Historical Society for their continued support. The Center received grant money from...
