The Oneida County Museum in Malad Idaho is housed in the former R.B. Davis Drug Store and Boarding House. Miles Slater was the pharmacist. It is open between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Special tours can be arranged. Check their website for more information.
The museum features:
- Displays of local historical treasures, including photographs, quilts, toys, farm implements, furniture, musical instruments, medical instruments, clothing, hats, military uniforms, and books.
- A collection of pioneer-era crayon portraits displayed on all walls of the Museum.
- A Library Corner with pictures, old books, including short stories and histories, and books with genealogies of local families, and a military display of local heroes who fought in the wars.
- Collection of artifacts gathered by Miss Hattie Morgan and local stations of the Native Daughters of Idaho Pioneers (NDIP) in the 1930s.
Address
27 Bannock St, Malad, ID 83252
GPS
42.186146466881, -112.24583575458
Telephone
