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Well, howdy there, partner! If you're lookin' to explore the cultural heritage of the American West, you gotta mosey on down to The Henry Store Museum in Henry, Idaho. Located along the historic and scenic Lander Cutoff of the Oregon Trail, this here destination offers a glimpse into the lives of pioneers and early settlers in the region. John Henry Schmidt to the Chester family and this mercantile store played a mighty important role in the history of this place, and today, the Engeler family has re-opened the store as a museum and gift shop. You can find original documents, photographs, memorabilia, and artifacts that'll take you back in time. Plus, you can grab some snacks, drinks, and souvenirs along this historic route. So saddle up, partner, and plan your trip to join us for a good time. Your support will help keep this vital piece of history alive.
Located in the Benson building, the Life Science Museum is home to many interesting and unique animals to study.
Special Collections & Archives houses items unique to University history and campus curriculum, the history of the Upper Snake River Valley, and changes in recordkeeping. Collections range from prehistoric artifacts demonstrating early writing, to primary source documents detailing pioneer history in Rexburg, to more modern electronic records documenting campus events.
