We Go A Long Way Back
Who Will Write Our Stories?
There are many Pocatello perspectives and narratives. The city’s mainstream history has been mostly written by academics who, if at all, have generally touched lightly upon the unique character of the city’s diverse ethnic makeup. Missing in most of the official telling of Pocatello’s history
No One Called Pocatello’s Multi-Ethnic Neighborhood The Triangle
They made it up. No one who lived in Pocatello’s North 4th Ave eastside enclave called the area the Triangle. It’s just not true. I’m sorry Idaho and Mary, but the term only surfaced with the publication of the book, The Triangle: A Slice of
How Whites Took Over America
Evolving Interactions We’re at a sinister time in America where dark and evil forces have divided the nation to a dangerous line. Traditional racial enmities of conflict, war and genocide . . . the proven consequences in America between people of color and whites has
The Idaho Experience
Pursuing challenges and opportunities in Idaho produces some interesting lifestyles and consequences. The Idaho Experience An effect, feeling, or image retained as a consequence of experience. Young Mormon missionary’stake on Pocatello. Posted on YouTube April 5, 2016 – As of 02-22-21: 10,073 Views. Passing through.
There Was No Bannock War of 1895
Idaho history, like most American history has to be scrutinized and cross referenced to really make an informed opinion of the events considered and explored. Yet, like most people when they read the headlines of any newspaper or any news piece online, the headlines are
Utah Copper Strike of 1912
Who Will Write Our Stories?
Pocatello History
. . Fort Hall Gateway To The Pacific Northwest Play Video 1707 views as of July 25, 2023 – Posted On YouTube March 9, 2015. Fort Hall, was built under the direction of Nathaniel Wyeth in 1834. It became an important trading center for fur
PP’s Up In Smoke Caper
I Remember PP’s Up In Smoke Caper Opportunity – would you know it when you see it? The person who decided to take advantage of the Pocatello Police Department’s marijuana display that was set up in the old police station’s lobby on East Lewis Avenue,
Betty’s Smile
I Remember Betty’s Smile Living on 4th Street was always filled with nice gestures from our neighbors. Betty Thompson was one of my favorite neighbors. She would walk by our home on her way to church. I think she may have passed by every day
