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At mile marker 73 on I-90 westbound, this marker is in a small highway pullout. There are no…read moreservices here, just the marker and another one. "Murray Gold Fields. After prospecting north of here from 1878 to 1882, A.J. Prichard showed a few fortune hunters where to find gold. More than a year later, a horde of miners rushed there to start Eagle City. "A permanent camp followed at Murray, Jan, 22, 1884. As Shoshone county seat (1885-1898) and this area's gold center, Murray flourished for more than a decade. Important buildings -- a courthouse, Masonic Hall, and other landmarks -- have been preserved there to reflect life in a gold rush camp a century ago." This is marker number 430 and it was erected by the Idaho Department of Transportation. [Review 20836 overall - 75 in Idaho - 1820 of 2023.]

This historical marker is located at a highway pull out along a particularly tight corner of I-90…read morein Mullan. There are no other services here but it's still a good spot to get out of the car, stretch your legs and enjoy the nature that is all around. The marker reads, "More than 3,000,000 acres of timber in this area burned during an exceptionally dry summer in 1910. A gigantic fire storm on August 20 did unprecedented damage. Skies in Montreal and London were blackened by its smoke, which interfered with North Atlantic navigation. Strenuous efforts saved most of Wallace from its flames, but 85 fire fighters were lost, mostly in other areas. Edward Pulaski's heroic measures to save his crew in a nearby mine tunnel have become a forest legend recounted in Wallace's mining museum at 509 Bank Street." This is marker number 252 and it was erected by the Idaho Department of Transportation. [Review 21148 overall - 82 in Idaho - 111 of 2024.]