Historical Markers in Clearwater County, Idaho
1804-1806 Corps of Discovery
Ahsakha Village Site
Boom & Chinese of Pierce
Canal Gulch
Canoe Building Site
Canoe Camp
Chinese Cemetery
Chinese Hanging
Clearwater River Log Drives
Corps of Discovery
Dworshak Dam
First Contact Between Two Cultures
First Contact Between Two Cultures
Fraser
Fraser Park
Gold Discovered
Gold Rush Historic Byway
Indian Fishing Rock
Indian Houses
Lenore Tram
Lewis and Clark
Lewis and Clark
Murder & Vigilantes
Navigating the Clearwater
Oro Fino City
Orofino: A Fine Place
Pierce Courthouse
Pierce Courthouse
Pierce Gold Rush
Pit House Village
River Crossing Over Time
Routes Through the Region
Slaterville
Weippe Prairie
Weippe Prairie
Welcome to Canoe Camp
"Handsome Small Prairie"
The town of Wallace, Idaho, was once known as the "silver capital of the world." During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the town was a major producer of silver, and it was home to more than 5,000 people at its peak. Today, Wallace is a popular destination for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts, and it's known for its beautiful architecture and rich history.