Gem County Historical Society & Museum is a local institution in Emmett, Idaho, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of Gem County since its establishment in 1915. With a focus on local history, the museum offers a diverse collection of artifacts, photographs, and historical documents, providing visitors with a fascinating glimpse into the area's past. From the early fur trappers in the 1800s to the Gold Rush and the establishment of Emmettsville, the museum tells the story of the region's pioneers and their contributions to its development.
Open year-round and offering free admission, Gem County Historical Society & Museum welcomes visitors to explore its exhibits and take part in guided tours. The museum also hosts membership meetings with guest speaker programs, providing further opportunities for engagement and learning. Recognized for its commitment to preserving history, the museum was honored with the 2020 Esto Perpetua Award by the Idaho State Historical Society, solidifying its status as a valuable resource for both locals and tourists alike.
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