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Location: Bingham
County: Bingham
Monument #: PT11 Sponsor/Year: Eastern Idaho Area Boy Scouts of America, and Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association - 1932  Location: Just south of the town of Fort Hall on Hwy. 91, on the Oregon Trail. The first habitation in this region was a fort built by Nathaniel J. Wyeth on the Snake River, fourteen miles west of this monument, July 15 – August 4, 1834. It was named for Henry Hall, senior member of...
County: Bingham
Monument #: 126 Sponsor/Year: Eagle Rock Chapter - 2005 GPS: N 43° 22´ 18.44″, W 112° 10´.96″  Location: North Bingham County Historical Park, 587 E. 1250 N. Shelley, ID 83274 This is a restored covered wagon typical in historic times, placed among other historic artifacts and buildings.
County: Bingham
Monument #: 127 Sponsor/Year: Eagle Rock Chapter - 2006 GPS: N 43° 22.343´, W 112° 10.008´  Location: North Bingham County Historical Park, 587 East 1250 North, Shelley, Idaho. During the early years of sheep ranching, the sheep camp was pulled by two horses and sometimes in the steep areas, four horses were needed. It had the cook box and originally a wood burning stove. The Thompson Sheep Company owned the wagon,...
County: Bingham
Monument #: 152 Sponsor/Year: Grove City Chapter - 2009 GPS: N 43º 22´ 23.23˝, W 112º 9´ 55.57˝  Location: North Bingham County Historical Park, 587 E. 1275 N. Shelley, ID Restored Pioneer Bunkhouse moved from Blackfoot to the Historical Park at Shelley. |
