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Historical Markers in Georgetown, Idaho

 
Clickable Map of Bear Lake County, Idaho and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Bear Lake County, ID (48) Caribou County, ID (60) Franklin County, ID (34) Cache County, UT (39) Rich County, UT (7) Lincoln County, WY (30)  BearLakeCounty(48) Bear Lake County (48)  CaribouCounty(60) Caribou County (60)  FranklinCounty(34) Franklin County (34)  CacheCountyUtah(39) Cache County (39)  RichCounty(7) Rich County (7)  LincolnCountyWyoming(30) Lincoln County (30)
Paris is the county seat for Bear Lake County
Georgetown is in Bear Lake County
      Bear Lake County (48)  
ADJACENT TO BEAR LAKE COUNTY
      Caribou County (60)  
      Franklin County (34)  
      Cache County, Utah (39)  
      Rich County, Utah (7)  
      Lincoln County, Wyoming (30)  
 
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1 Idaho, Bear Lake County, Georgetown — 499 — First Public Building
In 1870, Brigham Young appointed Ezra T. Clark, David Hess, and Nicholas Barkdull to colonize this area. Originally known a Twin Creeks, Joseph C. Rich surveyed the site in 1871. In 1872, the new settlement was named Georgetown in honor . . . Map (db m140244) HM
2 Idaho, Bear Lake County, Georgetown — 410 — Georgetown's First Public Building
In the spring of 1871, Joseph C. Rich surveyed the Twin Creeks area, later called Georgetown. In 1874, logs were hauled from the mountains for this cabin built originally on the corner of the block across the street and one block east and used for . . . Map (db m140243) HM
3 Idaho, Bear Lake County, Georgetown — This verdant valley, a welcome oasis
"Here we found pure water, sufficient for all of us and our cattle. Here we found oceans of grass and thousands of acres of rich, level land covered with wild flax." P.V. Crawford, July 8, 1851
Lush . . . Map (db m140217) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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May. 4, 2024