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The Idaho Forest Fire Museum, opened in 1997, features an exhibit about the famous 1910 forest fires and a memorial to fire fighters who have lost their lives.
Address: 310 N. Main St. Moscow ID USA 83843
 Send an Email  1 208 882-4767
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The Appaloosa Museum & Heritage Center features a hands on children's area, library, gift shop and theatre, which cover topics ranging from early appearances of horses in art and literature to the highlights of the modern Appaloosa horse club.
Address: 2720 W. Pullman Rd. Moscow ID USA 83843
Send an Email 1 208 882-5578
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The McConnell Mansion, built in 1886, belonged to William J. McConnell, also known as the Merchant Prince of Idaho. After McConnell lost his money in the depression of 1893, the house was purchased by a doctor and later sold to a medieval history professor before becoming a museum and meeting place in 1966. The mansion features a restored first floor and hands on artifacts.
Address: 110 South Adams Moscow ID USA
1 208 882-1004
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