Priest River's Community Archive

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The Marylyn Cork Priest River Historical Collection is the culmination of forty years of incubation. The origins of the physical collections were first developed in the 1980s by Richard Gregory with support from the Idaho Humanities Council. These efforts were expanded by local historian and writer Marylyn Cork, creating nearly... [Read More]

Reading Room Tour

Front entrance of the Reading Room
Here at the University of Idaho’s Special Collections and Archives, we have a Reading Room available for patrons and researchers (whether they be students, faculty, or independent researchers) to access and scour through our specialized collections on the history and culture of Idaho and the University of Idaho. Since archival... [Read More]

Legacy of Senator Borah

The Lion of Idaho
On August 16th, 1926, Time magazine reported on a gathering of some 4,000 pacifists meeting for the Fifth International Democratic Peace Conference in Rheims, France. Also known as Reims, the city sits in the northeast region of France and was particularly hard hit by German forces during World War I.... [Read More]