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Oneida County Pioneer Museum 27 Bannock Street Malad Idaho 208-766-4847 Hours: Tues-Sat 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. or by appointment - Admission is Free- Donations Accepted |
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Oneida County Pioneer Museum 27 Bannock Street Malad Idaho 208-766-4847 Hours: Tues-Sat 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. or by appointment - Admission is Free- Donations Accepted |
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History of the Museum |
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| This Building was built in 1914 by R.B. Davis
and used as a Drug Store for many years. Miles Slater was the
pharmacist. The original pressed-tin ceiling and the original safe
are still in good condition and are interesting features of the Oneida
Pioneer Museum.
For Many Years this building housed the State Liquor Store and was later used as a Sears Catalog Outlet. It has been the home of the Oneida Pioneer Museum since 1992. |
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| The upstairs, which is no longer used, was several small apartments with one common bathroom at the end of the hall. The outside entrance to the basement at one time led to a dentist office and later to an ice cream parlor. MORE | |
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If you have more information on the History of the Malad Valley please contact the system Administrator. e-mail.