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This museum highlights the history of Adams County and the Council area. Adams County developed when gold was discovered in Warren and Florence, and a trail along the Weiser River, through the Council Valley, transported supplies to the mines from the Boise area.
Large, inter-tribal Indian gatherings were once held in the Council Valley. The name Council came from these gatherings held in the area because early pioneers believed they were "council" meetings.
Season:
Summer
Hours:
Memorial Day-Labor Day, Tues.-Sat., 10am-4pm, Sun., 1pm-4pm, or by appointment
Fees:
Donations
Location
* Location marker is based on the item's address. May not represent the actual location.