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Centennial Annex - Research Office & Archive

The Centennial Annex (at 327 East Second Street) houses Latah County Historical Society's archival, photograph, and object collections, along with a small research library. Our collections pertain to Latah County history and include materials donated by families, businesses, clubs and organizations, and local newspapers. These robust collections are utilized by researchers pursuing a variety of projects, from filling in a family tree to figuring out who once lived in their home to writing a popular history book . The office also has Ancestry access for those interested in genealogy. 

 

The Centennial Annex is open Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Research appointments are required and must be made at least 48 hours in advance of your visit. There is usually street parking available nearby and an accessible parking space in front of our office. Our office has an ADA accessible ramp and an ADA compliant restroom. Please give us a call if you have any questions. 

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Historical Resources

Please note that the majority of our resources are not yet online. If you would like to browse the collections in person, we invite you to visit the Centennial Annex. Research appointments are required to browse the collection. We do have a few collections available online linked below. 

 
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Research & Reproduction Fees

 

If you would like to reproduce images or documents from the collections, or have a research request and are unable to visit the Centennial Annex in person, please see this page for our research and reproduction fees.

We do not keep Birth, Death, or Marriage Certificates in our archives.

 

Please see the following resources:

 

Latah County Auditor’s Office

Marriage records - 1888 to present

Birth records - 1907 to 1912

Death records - 1907 to 1941

 

ID State Vital Records Office

Birth, Death, and Marriage certificates

1911 – present (must make formal request)

 

Ancestry.com

Marriage certificates and Death records

Beginning of state record keeping – 1980s

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