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Carpenter Shop
The Carpenter Shop was the first building completed in 1937 and used in the construction of the other buildings on site. It was then used for maintenance projects for SITPA’s many fire lookouts across the West Central Mountains. Today, the restored building is available to the community for workshops, meetings, presentations and other events.
Pumphouse
The Pumphouse was SITPA’s gas station for the site. It is now used as an outlet for recycled books.
Corliss Bullwheel
The Corliss Bullwheel was part of the Corliss Steam Engine (c.1900), that ran the McCall sawmill from 1940 until it closed in 1977. This impressive, red wheel measures 19 feet in diameter, weighs approximately 22 tons and ran the entire mill using a belt and pulley system.
CCC Statue
The museum is honored to be the State of Idaho’s official site for “The Worker”, a bronze statue representing the young men of the Civilian Conservation Corps (C.C.C.)
Physical: 1001 State Street | Mailing: PO Box 4341 McCall, Idaho 83638 | | cihmuseum@gmail.com