509 Bank Street PO Box 469 Wallace, Idaho 83873 208.556.1592
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Wallace District Mining Museum & Visitor Center TURN THE CLOCK BACK TO THE DAYS OF THE OLD WEST'S MINING HERITAGE
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| MAY THRU LABOR DAY WEEKEND: |
MONDAY - SUNDAY: 10 AM -5 PM |
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| SEPTEMBER (AFTER LABOR DAY) THRU OCTOBER & APRIL |
MONDAY - SATURDAY: 10 AM - 5 PM |
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SUNDAY: 10 AM - 3 PM
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| NOVEMBER THRU MARCH: |
MONDAY - FRIDAY: 10 AM - 5 PM |
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SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 10 AM - 3 PM
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Click Here For The Pulaski - 1910 Fire
Virtual Exhibit

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ADMISSION RATES
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ATV HISTORY RIDE |
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The Wallace District Mining Museum captures the impact of
mining history with artifacts and exhibits depicting the hardships, toil
and home life of the period.
Mining gradually made the transition from oil lamps, candles and hand steel to modern techniques. In the Coeur d'Alene District, veins run deep and are often narrow, requiring labor intensive methods right up to recent times. An exhibit of photographs and commissioned paintings helps bring the reality of the early days to light. |
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DAWSON ANGLE |
| Free Public Restrooms Visitor's Center Gift Center Books, Archives, Bound Newspapers Travel Information Maps Mine Production Data and Statistics |
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KELSIE FORSBERG & JESSICA DAVIS |

SCHOOL FIELD TRIP
MUSEUM SCAVENGER HUNT