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A Walk About Historic Wallace
Great Hotels In Idaho Without a doubt, tiny Wallace, Idaho, is among the most unique towns that we’ve ever set foot in. Consider: the entire downtown district is on the National Register of Historic...
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The Oasis Bordello Museum in Wallace
The History Of Prostitution Word had spread around Wallace that the Feds were on their way in, and the town’s bordellos had to close up fast. Under the vigilant eyes of Madame Ginger, the working girls...
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The Sierra Silver Mines of Wallace
A Mine We Visited In Bolivia The history of Wallace is synonymous with that of silver mining in the Coeur d’Alene Mountains. Wallace was founded when silver was discovered, thrived as long as the...
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Reliving the Big Blowup of 1910 on the Pulaski Trail
Smokey The Bear Big Ed Pulaski was probably as famous as it’s possible for a firefighter to be. He invented the Pulaski: the hatchet/pick-axe tool which has become the fireman’s most important weapon....
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Zipping Through the Air with Silver Streak
Wildlife In North America Not much is required for a good Zip Line course — a few high-altitude hills or trees. Some poles stuck into the ground. Wire. Harnesses and helmets. That’s about it. Nice...
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A Walk About Historic Wallace
Great Hotels In Idaho Without a doubt, Wallace is among the most unique towns that we’ve ever set foot in. The entire downtown district is on the National Register of Historic Places. It had active...
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The Oasis Bordello Museum in Wallace
Word had spread around Wallace that the Feds were on their way in, and the town’s bordellos had to close up fast. Under the vigilant eyes of Madame Ginger, the working girls of The Oasis grabbed what...
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The Sierra Silver Mines of Wallace
A Mine We Visited In Bolivia The history of Wallace is synonymous with that of silver mining in the Coeur d’Alene Mountains. The town was founded when silver was discovered, thrived as long as the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Reliving the Big Blowup of 1910 on the Pulaski Trail
Smokey The Bear Big Ed Pulaski was probably as famous as it’s possible for a firefighter to be. He invented the Pulaski: the hatchet/pick-axe tool which has become the fireman’s most important weapon....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Zipping Through the Air with Silver Streak
Wildlife In North America Not much is required for a good Zip Line course. A few high-altitude hills or trees. Some poles stuck into the ground. Wire. Harnesses and helmets. That’s about it. Nice...
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