In 1905 Frank Steunenberg
walked through the gate to his home and set off a dynamite bomb. Bob Sobba will explain the details in the first of the 2021 lecture series. 
July 10th at 1 p.m., admission is free, but a donation toward the lecture is appreciated. Mr. Sobba is traveling to spend the afternoon with us and we appreciate his efforts.
July 17th at 1 p.m. Duane Ramseyer will talk about his life on  an Idaho "Century Farm," and his book called "Sucker Flats."
July 24th at 1 p.m. Ron James will talk about mining, the Chinese population, and other topics. 
July 31 brings us Jim Gentry to talk about his new book, "Transformations. A history of the First Baptist Church of Twin Falls, Idaho." Jim will also talk about his newest projects.

The reciprocal membership program is underway and is such a great deal for YOU. If you pay annual membership dues to the Twin Falls County Historical Society Museum, you will also receive free admission to the Idaho State Museum in Boise and the Old Idaho Penitentiary, as well as participating Museums in Latah County, Bannock County, Post Falls, and Coeur d'Alene. Our annual dues are only $15 for individuals, $25 family or $10 Senior Citizen. Stop by to pick up an application or email info@twinfallsmuseum for more ways to join. 

Twin Falls County Historical Society Museum will partner with the Idaho State Historical Society and several other sites across the state, in a reciprocal membership program. You will need to become a member of the historical society to participate in this program. There are various annual memberships available including $10 Senior Citizen, $15 Individual, $25 family and $500 lifetime membership. Applications are available at the museum.

We have several tours scheduled for May but there is still time to add your group. Call (208) 736-4675 for information about hours and tours. After May 31st we will be extending our hours to 6 PM. There may also be some morning hours available if you call ahead.

We will be extending the museum hours May 31 through September 1 from noon to six. Several schools are scheduling tours in May and we  hope more and more will take advantage of our programs.