Take a walk back in time through the early days of Sandpoint Idaho.  Our history pages on Sandpoint and North Idaho were written by Bob Gunter who spends his time keeping us remembering where we came from.
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History of Sandpoint, Idaho


Sandpoint History Guide

These articles were written by Bob Gunter and detail some of the early history of Sandpoint and Bonner County. Most of the photos were provided by the Bonner County Historical Society and have been used with their permission. To learn more about our history, please stop by and visit the Historical Society and Museum at Ella and Ontario in Sandpoint.  You can also reach them at (208)263-2344.

Take a walk down memory lane or just browse some of the rich history that has shaped this fine town.

From Indians to the Old Power House, you can look at old photos and articles written by local historian "Bob Gunter".

These articles were written by Bob Gunter and detail some of the early history of Sandpoint and Bonner County. Most of the photos were provided by the Bonner County Historical Society and have been used with their permission.
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History main page | Old Sandpoint | Clark Fork Ferry | City Hall
Early Sandpoint "Hang Town" | Ferry Boat Accidents | Chinese in Hope
McFarland House | The Long Bridge | Remember the Indians | The Fish House
Teddy Roosevelt | Ice Man | Street Cars | Schweitzer Mountain | The Powerhouse
USO Club | Court House | Early Priest River | 1st Sandpoint Hospital
2nd Sandpoint Hospital | Bonner General Hospital History | Hope Hotel | First School
Glacial Lake | Above the Call of Duty| Along the Wild Horse Trail | Youth in the 30's
A Place of Remembering | Bonner County Poor Farm | Clark Fork Campus
Colburn, Idaho | Coming Home | Depression Days | Dover Church | Hope, Idaho
Early Sandpoint Remembered | Bonner County Ferries | The Campfield Ferry
Thama Ferry part1 | Thama Ferry part2 | Sandpoint had no Ferry | Fire Line
Here and There in Sandpoint 1 | Here and There in Sandpoint 2 | Indians
Kullyspell House | Library in the Early Years | Library Maturing | There she Comes
Logging in Bonner County | The Museum | Newspapers | The Sundance Fire
Northern Mercantile Company | Old P-51 Attacks Sandpoint | Pend Oreille Lodge
The Pioneer Citizens | Radio Stations | Sandpoint 1901-1902 | Sandpoint Tidbits
Schools of Glengary Peninsula | Smelting Companies | To Stop a Thief | Street Names
Technology |That's the Law| The Wagon Bridge |Train Technology| Old High School
The War Years | The War Years 2 | The War Years 3 | Timber Industry
Trestle from Sunnyside to trestle Creek | What's in a Name | The Whitaker House
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Take a walk down memory lane or just browse some of the rich history that has shaped this fine town
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