Rathdrum Vintage Farm Equipment outdoor antique museum - Roadside Attraction - Idaho Highway 53 - 2020 Jeep Gladiator JT

Rathdrum Vintage Farm Equipment outdoor antique museum - Roadside Attraction - Idaho Highway 53

Another mystery find with not much information online.

Here is the YouTube video of a walk around of this place!

I drove by this and had to turn around and come back!  Amazing!  Check out all these amazing beast of machines!  Our pioneers, the ancestors of our blood, use these tools and put blood, sweat, and tears in everyday to provide for their families!

AMAZING!!

Watch the video and as I investigate more into this roadside attraction museum!  I will keep you updated on this blog! I had told a bunch of followers about it and they were persistent I get a YouTube video up with a virtual walk at it!  They were excited to see it too!!

So what you see in the video is information I had on the day that we had no intent of stopping in Rathdrum / Hauser Idaho area as we were just traveling through North Idaho. 

Enjoy the Photos! Enjoy the video! 

If you have any information or who I can contact to interview about this please let me know!  

I have virtual tourists that are extremely interested in this!

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Coeur d' Alene, Idaho - Fort Sherman - Big Hanks Cabin - The Convent Bell - North Idaho College Campus - 2020 Jeep Gladiator JT Sport Adventures

 Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

Fort Sherman -  Big Hanks Cabin - The Convent Bell

Fort Sherman (1) (1878-1900) - A Federal post first established as Camp Coeur d'Alene on 16 Apr 1878 by Ltc. Henry Clay Merriam, 2nd U.S. Infantry. Named Fort Coeur d'Alene on 5 Apr 1879 and Fort Sherman in G.O. 30, 6 Apr 1887, after General William T. Sherman. Abandoned in 1900.

The Fort Sherman Chapel is Coeur d’Alene’s oldest church, school, library and meeting hall.  Fort Sherman was abandoned in 1900 and the buildings and property sold at public auction in 1905. Developers bought what is today known as the Sherman Park Addition, which included the Chapel. Over the years many denominations used the Chapel for church services. Concerted effort began in 1934 to preserve the Chapel. In 1942 The Athletic Round Table held the Chapel in trust and began repairs of the structure. To ensure the preservation of Coeur d’Alene’s oldest standing building, the A.R.T. donated the Chapel to the Museum of North Idaho in 1984.

- https://visitnorthidaho.com/activity/fort-sherman/

The Big Hank Cabin & The Convent Bell

I tried to find more info on this but I came up empty.  I didn't do any videos this day, as we just walked the campus.  I did however take pictures! Maybe you can share some more information? Next road trip through North Idaho I will do a video of all of this and the North Idaho College campus!

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