From 1863, this atlas of the world is one of the first to show Idaho Territory along with neighbors Oregon and Washington. This atlas features steel plate illustrations and statistical information for the world and was a gift from Ed Price, whose family first came to Ketchum in 1875. This book is part of the Center for Regional History’s Rare Book Collection.
Jeanne Rodger Lane Center for Regional History, Rare Book Collection, RHD Map J 001.
Four-volume collection edited by James H. Hawley in the Center for Regional History archives. Published in 1920 by the S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago.
At Gold Mine Consign our spring collection is here! From designer items featured here in the Dolce and Gabbana purple blouse to trendy affordable grey plaid cropped kick pants. Stop in to see our new arrivals that change daily.
by Paschkis, Julie
“Flutter & Hum” is a beautiful bilingual poetry book in honor of Poetry Month this April.
Did you know that you can check out an American Girl Doll at The Community Library? Josefina is available in the Children’s Library to take home and care for. Check-out time is 3 weeks.
by Armstrong, Jennifer
The recent discovery of Shackleton’s sunken ship “Endurance” is the greatest since the Titanic. Children learn about the ship and the Antarctic expedition in this oversize book with photos and drawings.
