Historical Markers IDAHO

by Jack Young

Overview

Historical Marker Series Volume 37.
This book shows you the HISTORICAL MARKERS in the state of IDAHO. In this edition you will find a total of 130 historical markers. Each marker is described with its location, GPS

coordinates, and the exact inscription. If you click onto the GPS coordinates (if you have access to the internet) your browser will open ‘Google Map’ and shows the position of the marker in

the map.
The markers are sort by the name of the location. The list of the markers will never be complete. Every day new markers will be added.
With one click you are able to jump from the content to the markers of your choice, and back to the content to search for other markers.
Because it is an E-Book and you always have your reading device with you, it is specialized for this kind of reader, who wants to have some Information on hand in a short way or get some

entertainment while traveling.

Table of contents
Albion
Avery (39 Markers)
Bliss
Boise (10 Markers)
Burley (2 Markers)
Caldwell (2 Markers)
Cambridge (2 Markers)
Carey
Carmen
Cascade
Cataldo
Challis
Council
Downey
Emmett
Franklin (2 Markers)
Fruitland (2 Markers)
Gibbonsville (2 Markers)
Glenns Ferry (3 Markers)
Grandjean
Grangeville
Hagerman (4 Markers)
Hansen (2 Markers)
Horseshoe Bend
Idaho City (3 Markers)
Jerome
Keogh
Lewiston
Lolo Summit
Lowman (2 Markers)
Macks Inn
Malta
Marsing
Meadows
Melba (3 Markers)
Meridian
Mesa
Middleton (5 Markers)
Mullan
Murtaugh
North Fork (4 Markers)
Notus
Oakley
Parma (2 Markers)
Preston (2 Markers)
Rexburg (2 Markers)
Salomon (2 Markers)
Smith Ferry
Soda Springs (2 Markers)
Twin Falls (3 Markers)
Wallace
Weiser

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015528022
Publisher:	Bluepalm Publishing
Publication date:	10/15/2012
Series:	Historical Markers Series , #37
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	130 KB

About the Author

JACK YOUNG
He is born in Germany 1957.
He lived there until 1999 when he immigrated to the US. He finally got his US citizenship in July 2008.
He lived in South Carolina and Florida.
In 2006 he started to write books about historical places in the US and began to convert his writings into E-books.
Beside this book, he published several other books in English and German.
Most of his books are historical books, travel guides, books about the US, joke books and some other titles.
To find all his books visit http://www.jackyoung.us