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Appaloosa Museum & Heritage Center
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Categories: NCITA Member, Arts/Culture, Entertainment, Palouse Region, Historical Sites
Address:2720 W. Pullman Road,Moscow ID 83843 |
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Telephone:208.882-5578 ext.279 |
Fax:208.882.8150 |
Contact Email:museum@appaloosa.com | Visit our Site |
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The Appaloosa Museum exhibits artifacts, photos and paintings that trace this distinguished horse breed known for its spotted coat. Exhibit topics explore the evolutionary story of the breed, the past and present role of the Appaloosa including its impact on Idaho's regional history, and the local Native American cultures. Appaloosa viewing corral during summer months. Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-5pm and Sat. 10am-4pm. Call (208) 882-5578 ext. 279 for more information or visit www.appaloosamuseum.org
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