Brigham Young, the LDS Church's second president, forayed through Bingham County in the late 1850s, crossing at Ferry Butte on his way to...

The first governmental survey of lands west and north of Moreland, completed in 1893, notes the "Wood Road", so named for the settlers'...

At the intersection of Fullmerville Road and Township Road on the old Arco Highway, the decrepit remains of a labor camp stand as a...

In 1935, enough Aberdeen residents were sufficiently fed up by spending fifteen years waiting for the Blackfoot-Aberdeen Highway--Highway...

Henry, Tilden's protagonist, found the prisoner list for Idaho and found these names of men, all from Bingham County, incarcerated for...

In 1919, an Oasis Oil executive accompanied two landowners near Oakley to a "perfect oil dome" that gas was escaping from and where...

Here's a list of water rights for the County Canals; the numbers may have changed since then: Ralph Thurston is the author of "Tilden", a...

In this map, borrowed from https://digitalatlas.cose.isu.edu/geog/rrt/part6/chp20/144.htm the stage lines are displayed from Fort Hall to...

It was a little excitement added to the dreariness of a spud harvest in October 1973, when Forbes' balloon went down just north of where...

This article in the Soda Springs newspaper provides a bit of background for the era that part of Tilden seeks to represent: (Caribou...

Tilden originally included a discussion, which was later omitted, of a hanging that occurred near Meek's Ferry, which operated near...

Though he didn't appear in Tilden, the novel, Paul Solem did appear near Tilden Bridge for a week in 1969--the UFO's he claimed to be...