Partnerships - Idaho Legislature · FY 2017 JFAC Presentation . Founded 1881—State Agency 1907 Missio v: Preser Àe ad pro uote Idaho’s history Vision: Use cultural resources

Partnerships FY 2017 JFAC Presentation

Founded 1881—State Agency 1907

Missio : Preser e a d pro ote Idaho’s history

Vision: Use cultural resources to inform the future

74 statutory mandates

Enhance applied and informal learning

Partnerships FY 2017

Idaho State Archives & State Records Center

State Government Archival Resources 140,000 cubic feet of government records

20,000 books & genealogical items

26,000 maps

40,000 rolls of microfilm

2,700 oral histories

500,000 photographs

Core Programs—13 FTP Collections management

Government records management

Public reference


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State Historical Museum & Old Idaho Penitentiary

State Government Collections Resources 250,000 artifacts

60 historic and contemporary buildings

4 historic sites

Core Programs—16 FTP Collections stewardship

Educational programs

Exhibitions

Visitor services

Building preservation


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State Historic Preservation Office

State Government Archaeological Resources 97,000 prehistoric artifacts

34,000 historic artifacts

Core Programs—10 FTP National Register of Historic Places

Site Survey & Inventory

Certified Local Governments

Preservation Planning

Federal Tax Incentive Program

Federal Project Review

Archaeological Survey of Idaho


National Historic Preservation Act 54 U.S.C. § 300101 et seq.

ISHS Structure

Idaho State Historical Society one of 22 states that uses a full purpose agency structure

Administrative core programs—10 FTP Financial & Human Resource Management

State Historian

Governance

Fundraising and Marketing

Information Technology

Leverage resources

Highly efficient Partnerships FY 2017

Idaho students at National History Day

ISHS Delivers Essential Services

Provides information critical to decision making

Gives an Idaho voice to federal decision making

Advances historical and civic literacy, builds 21st

century skills, and directly supports schools

Preserves and protects the state’s irrepla ea le legacy collections



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Project Impact

Create an essential resource for education

Contribute to the economic vitality of our

state

Give context that Idaho history provides for

our lives

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Project Impact

Create an essential resource for education

Build skills

Historical literacy

Critical thinking and problem-solving

Cross-disciplinary and self-directed learning

Partnerships

FY 2017

Project Impact

Contribute to the economic vitality of our state

Grow destination potential of the state 1.2 million cultural visits in Boise

$50 million economic impact

Partnerships

FY 2017

Project Impact

Give context that Idaho history provides for

our lives

Invite

An e gaged dis ussio of Idaho’s past and its impact today

Partnerships

FY 2017


1907

1950

1980

Statewide input 2014-2015 Executive Branch Agencies

JFAC

Teacher Advisory Group

Tribal Meetings with five federally recognized tribes

University Academics and Scholars across Idaho

On-site interviews and focus groups

Statewide electronic surveys

Public Interviews



Community Formal Evaluation Families

Business leaders

Students

Educators

Legislators

Historians

Tribal leadership

Tourism/recreation

State agencies

Cultural leaders

I just a ted to o e d you for your efforts. This is what I’ talki g a out, this is hat I e isio when tribe and state work together, the respect

that you came out to all the reservations, worked

with our staff, got good creation stories from all of

our o people. It’s ery respectful, Mr. Chairman,

and I o e d it. It’s the ki d of relationship that

I wish we could have in all our dealings, with

mutual respect. Chief Alla , hai a of the Coeu d’Ale e T i e

Statewide input 2014-2015 Idahoans are highly motivated to visit our State Historical Museum to learn about

Idaho’s Nati e People

Participants expect to be educated in an entertaining fashion with interactives,

sensory use, apps, games, with 60% statewide agreeing that exhibition multi-

media immersive experiences are worth the cost

Idahoans across the state want increased access to the State Historical Museum

and collections via technology

The Idaho State Historical Society is expected to be fundamental and in a

leadership role to the educational mission of Idaho

There is strong statewide support for the Idaho State Historical Museum

renovation—94% say they will visit the Museum when it reopens



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Before After

The Museu ’s Buildi g

Reason to invest state funds Idaho’s story deser es the ery est

It is more efficient to do the project once and to the best of our ability

This is a 20-year investment that will add great value to Idaho

Statewide community input indicates high interest in immersive exhibition experiences and technology-based access

A high-quality museum will be more valuable for education, tourism and business development opportunities

Agency will be able to more readily deliver on revenue expectations

Donors expect a high level of excellence

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FY 2017

The Story of

Idaho

Framed by historians, informed by

statewide conversations

Northern Idaho Climate, lush forests, and deep lakes

shape human activity in the north.

Lumber Mills & Logging Camps

Panning for Gold & Corporate Mining

Transportation

Tribal land stewardship

Central Idaho Idaho is a national leader in

preserving and conserving

wilderness.

Wilderness Protection

Recreation

Endangered Species


Southern Idaho Generations of Idahoans have followed

the same east-west route across the

south. Three- ua te s of Idaho’s people live here, where water management

produces power, irrigates farms, and

nourishes cities.

The Fur Desert

The Oregon Trail

Dams, Irrigation, and Power

Agricultural bounty

Ranching and sheepherding

Capital City and urbanization




Treasures of Idaho

ISHM houses striking costumes

and iconic objects along with

artifacts of everyday life.

Together they tell wonderful

sto ies of the state’s past..

Mary Ha ley’s

inaugural gown

1911



The Story of

Idaho

Our story, our home


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Forced entry Vagrancy

Graffiti

Graffiti

Vandalism


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Idaho

Statesman

linotypists,

circa 1960


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Images from 1927 book Coming from

Layce

1928

Governor Baldridge,

Shellworth, and

community leaders


Go er or C.L. But h Otter Janet L. Gallimore, Executive Director

Idaho State Historical Society Trustees

Do Pis h er, Distri t 1, Coeur d’Ale e

Earl Bennett, District 2, Genesee

Bill Butticci, Chair, District 3, Emmett

Ernest Hoidal, District 4, Boise

Tom Blanchard, District 5, Bellevue

Jim Johnston, District 6, Pocatello

Hope Benedict, District 7, Salmon


Foundation for Idaho History

Martin L. Peterson, President

David Leroy, J.D., Vice President

Kam Garner, Secretary

Mary Ann Arnold, Treasurer

Roy Eiguren, J.D., Campaign Chair

Bill Butticci

Daniel Chadwick Tim Olson

Denton Darrington Alicia Ritter

Dixie Grant Ann Rydalch

Jim Johnston Chris Smith

Carol Lynn MacGregor, Ph.D. Alice Whitney

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Partnerships - Idaho Legislature · FY 2017 JFAC Presentation . Founded 1881—State Agency 1907 Missio v: Preser Àe ad pro uote Idaho’s history Vision: Use cultural resources