A detailed overview of the rich history of Idaho's St. Joe River, called "Our gentle river" by the local tribe. From the harsh life carved out of the wilderness by settlers, explorers, and miners, to the homesteading, mining and logging booms, and taming by the railroads, and on to today's forestry, conservation, and preservation of wildlife, this well-illustrated book brings past and present to life for the general reader or researcher.
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After working for the Forest Service out of the Avery Idaho office during the summers of 1962,1963 and 1964, I found this book to be a very interesting history lesson for the area. I had heard many tales of the early years and 1910 Fire. The book solidified what I heard 50 years ago.
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