- Wallace, Idaho - Wikipedia
Wallace is a city in and the county seat of Shoshone County, Idaho, [5] in the Silver Valley mining district of the Idaho Panhandle Founded in 1884, Wallace sits alongside the South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River (and Interstate 90) The town's population was 791 at the 2020 census
- City of Wallace, Idaho | The Center of the Universe
Wallace is known as the Silver Capital of the World Wallace was the hub of the Silver Valley where 21% of the world’s silver was mined This boom brought all sorts of folks hoping to strike it rich Wallace was home to miners, loggers, brothels, and saloons
- Capital vs. Capitol: Explaining the Difference | Merriam-Webster
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- Wallace, Idaho | Things to Do in Wallace | Wallace History
Experience the colorful history of Wallace through underground mine tours, train stations, and museums, while enjoying world-class recreation and tourism
- The Self-Proclaimed Center of the Universe is in Wallace, Idaho
On the corner of Bank Street and Sixth Street in the quaint mining town of Wallace, Idaho, you will find a manhole Initially, it may seem like an unremarkable sewer cover, but step a bit
- DISCOVER WALLACE - Welcome to historic Wallace, Idaho!
Learn about Wallace's colorful past, enjoy its small-town present, and discover its budding entrepreneurial future, with new restaurants, shops, and activities f
- Idahos Own Silver Capital of the World - WorldAtlas
Known as the “Silver Capital of the World,” Wallace is deep in the mountains of Idaho’s Panhandle, about 400 miles north of Boise, the capital city of Idaho It is easily accessible, especially because it is on Interstate 90 The highway, however, runs through Wallace but does not pass through the center of the town itself
- Wallace Area - Visit Idaho
Wallace has long been famous as the “Silver Capital of the World” with 1 2 billion ounces of silver produced in Shoshone county since 1884 Silver mining is still a big part of the economy, but today it is carried out in total harmony with a pristine mountain environment that attracts outdoor recreation enthusiasts from around the world
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