The Idaho Story, compiled by the Idaho Poets and Writers Guild, is a rich anthology that chronicles the localized history, folklore, and pioneer experiences across the diverse landscapes of the Gem State. The collection's narratives span the rugged topography of this inland Pacific Northwest territory, moving from the deep, forested canyons of the Salmon River down to the sweeping, arid expanses of the southern Snake River Plain. By detailing daily life in the isolated mining camps of the Owyhee Mountains and the remote agricultural settlements of the northern panhandle, the book heavily maps the challenging terrain early inhabitants had to navigate. Ultimately, this collaborative work provides a vivid geographical portrait of how diverse communities adapted to and shaped the formidable interior environments of Idaho.

United States, Idaho History

This book gives individual historical stories for each of the counties in IdahoIndexedV. 2 was published in 1968 and has 236 p

This book gives individual historical stories for each of the counties in IdahoIndexedV. 2 was published in 1968 and has 236 p