Preserving the Past Enriching the Future John Mullan, William H. Wallace, and Idaho’s Territorial Boundaries Had John Mullan had his way, northern Idaho would be part of Washington. Instead, the United States Senate - Mullan, Idaho - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Preserving the Past Enriching the Future John Mullan, William H. Wallace, and Idaho’s Territorial Boundaries Had John Mullan had his way, northern Idaho would be part of Washington. Instead, the United States Senate Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-03-04 09:52:42 Open Document File Size: 402,65 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / / Company Puget / / Facility Fort Benton / / NaturalFeature Salmon River / / Organization United States Senate / Congress / House of Representatives / Senate / / Person James Ashley / William H. Wallace / John Mullan / Abraham Lincoln / / Position Governor / president / seeking the position / President / first territorial governor / Representative / Lieutenant / / ProvinceOrState Ohio / Wyoming / Montana / Idaho / Washington / / Region northern Idaho / / URL www.history.idaho.gov / / SocialTag John Mullan Lincoln William H. Wallace United States Mullan, Idaho Walla Walla, Washington Idaho in the American Civil War Mullan Road Idaho

Preserving the Past Enriching the Future John Mullan, William H. Wallace, and Idaho’s Territorial Boundaries Had John Mullan had his way, northern Idaho would be part of Washington. Instead, the United States SenateAdd to Reading List