Welcome to the Shoshone County Mining and Smelting Museum
at The Bunker Hill Staff House
Donations made after September 2023 are shown for 2024
2024 Sustaining Members
Bill & Cheryl Papesh
Dr. John Muir
Kathleen McCreary
Jeff & Mary Kroft
2024 Supporting Members
Ernie & Christine Baumeister
Mark & Mary Bren
Richard Chapman
Jerry & Mary Cobb
Cheryl Gunter Cockerline
Harry & Linda Cougher
Richard & Antje Cripe
Susan Dahlberg & Cleve Ashcraft
Gerald & Teresa Duhamel
Robert Dunsmore
Robert & Marcella Hanson
Brian & Jann Higdem
Steve McConnel
Mac & Francine Pooler
Stanley & Sandy Sanderson
Ed & Leslee Sipp
Anthony Teske
Jack and Linda Wombolt
Bequests
Virgina McDonald
Dr. Robert Staley
Dr. Robert Staley
Virginia McDonald has left the Museum a generous bequest of money in memory of her father Dr, Robert Earl Staley whom was a beloved local doctor here in Kellogg for many years, Besides his medical duties he also served on the Bunker Hill board of directors for several years.
Virginia grew up in Kellogg and has always found many connections
Virginia McDonald has left the Museum a generous bequest of money in memory of her father Dr, Robert Earl Staley whom was a beloved local doctor here in Kellogg for many years, Besides his medical duties he also served on the Bunker Hill board of directors for several years.
Virginia grew up in Kellogg and has always found many connections to the area. She graduated from Kellogg High School in 1953 and the University of Idaho in 1957. She passed on October 11, 2024 at age 89 in Hayden, Idaho.
We are most grateful for her keeping her home town and the Museum in her thoughts.
Dr. Robert Staley
Dr. Robert Staley
Dr. Robert Staley
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Lois Dahlberg
Dr. Robert Staley
Lois Dahlberg
Lois Dahlberg has left the Museum a portion of her estate and many good memories of herself and late husband Dr. Keith Dahlberg’s friendship and service to the community and this museum. She and Keith came to Kellogg in 1967 after serving as medical missionaries in Burma and Thailand. Keith established a medical practice and Lois served a
Lois Dahlberg has left the Museum a portion of her estate and many good memories of herself and late husband Dr. Keith Dahlberg’s friendship and service to the community and this museum. She and Keith came to Kellogg in 1967 after serving as medical missionaries in Burma and Thailand. Keith established a medical practice and Lois served as a school nurse for several years as well as helping with many charitable and community service organizations.
Lois volunteered at the Museum and Keith did several book signings of the books he authored, many of which grace the shelves of our Gift Shop.
Lois passed on January 14 of 2025 at age 92. The Dahlberg home has been across the street from the Museum since they made Kellogg their home base. While we appreciate the monetary gift, the greatest gift was having she and Kieth as neighbors.
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