The LCHS Archives “Our Very Own Time Machine” By Barbara Coyner As the editor of Preservation Moscow, the annual newsletter for the...

The circus was a very special event across American in the early 20th Century.  I was recently researching the circus and its effect on...

As a build up to the Latah County Historical Society’s World War One coverage we are taking a look at WW1 events and headlines across...

The Latah County Historical Society marks 40 years carrying on a local tradition whose origins date back over a century when it hosts its...

If you’re looking for a great party, look no further than Kendrick, Idaho.  Saturday April 25th marked a festive celebration in Kendrick,...

On December 13th, 2014 the Latah County Historical Society had our annual Victorian Christmas party.  The party was well attended by...

The McConnell Mansion has a new feeling once the decorations go up.  The Mansion seems like it has been refreshed after a long year and...

This year Latah County Historical Society has been a recipient of a Northwest History Network Microfunding Grant.  This article is...

It’s that time of year again for the Latah County Historical Society Harvest Dinner!  This year our Harvest Dinner broke from tradition...

Looking back on the most recent election makes us proud here at LCHS.  We believe in the importance of voting and its impact on our...

On Saturday morning the University of Idaho Center for Volunteerism and Social Action sponsored the Make A Difference Day.  Saturday nine...

Here at the Latah County Historical Society we are serious about our volunteers.  On Thursday 10/23 LCHS hosted some of our volunteers...

October, as some of you may know, is American Archives Month.  To get you in the archival mood, I thought I would begin Archives Month by...