Hagerman Valley Historical Society Museum
The Biggest Little Museum in Idaho
"THE BIGGEST LITTLE MUSEUM IN IDAHO"
Preserving and promoting the history of the Hagerman Valley is a big job -- particularly in a tiny, 1200 square foot building. But our little museum is chocked full of history and useful information. Established in 1984, it has become the repository for artifacts from the Valley's past.
It's where you go when you want to find out about the people and creatures that have inhabited this Valley in the past. It's where you can bring your family and friends when they are visiting. Where travelers on US 30 can stop to learn about this Valley and spend a little time. You can view artifacts and photographs, read old newspapers and family stories, or listen to an oral history. Try out our Research Room, where all of our historic records are available for people interested in
Valley history or local genealogy. We even have a gift shop with hard-to-find books, t-shirts, DVDs, and children's items.
Please come by and see us. Or better yet, won't you please join our Society? Its simple to do - just fill out the attached form and send it and your check to us at the address shown? Help us remain "the biggest little museum in Idaho.
Teater's Knoll Tour
If you are interested in future tours please send an email to hagermanhistory@gmail.com and we will notify you when the next tour is scheduled.
We hope you will enjoy this website. Here you can prepare for a visit to the museum and the Hagerman Valley, view some information about the Valley's many historic themes, find information about museum events, learn about our publicly accessible archives and educational opportunities, and become informed about becoming a museum member or making a donation to the Museum.
We are at the SW corner of State Street (US Highway 30) and Main Street in downtown Hagerman, Idaho.
*For special tours or additional information please call Mike Owsley, Board President at 208 420-8701 or email us.
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