FAST FIVE: Preserving history with Courtney Beebe
Courtney Beebe and her dog Han Solo hiking at Farragut State Park.
Beebe at the Temple of Hercules in Amman, Jordan October 2023.
Beebe climbing Idaho's Mount Borah for the second time. August 2019.
Beebe talking to tour group at City Park. MONI Lake Front Tour 2026.
Greg Embrey and Courtney Beebe with their dogs at Farragut State Park, 2016.
The Kootenai County Historic Preservation Commission: Lauren McCrosky, Walter Burns, Courtney Beebe, Liz Boutin Jon Mueller and Laurie Mauser.
For five generations, southeastern Idaho has been home to Courtney Beebe's family, where fly fishing, hiking, camping and skiing filled her days between working odd jobs and bagging groceries at the local market.
Beebe earned a degree in history from the University of Montana, a decision that was influenced by her grandmother, who was a self-taught, amateur historian. She went on to earn a Juris Doctorate from the University of Idaho, like her grandfather and father, and a certificate of museum studies from the University of Washington.
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