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Among the artifacts were bricks from the American Firebrick Co. of Spokane, a business which opened just before the historic home was built in Coeur d’Alene. Note the backward “S” in both Spokane and Wash.

Among the artifacts were bricks from the American Firebrick Co. of Spokane, a business which opened just before the historic home was built in Coeur d’Alene. Note the backward “S” in both Spokane and Wash.

November 24, 2019

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J.C. White House move unearths buried treasures
November 24, 2019 midnight

J.C. White House move unearths buried treasures

COEUR d’ALENE — As a Nov. 16 crowd of local lookie-loos watched a semi truck haul the J.C. White House to its new home near the base of Tubbs Hill, a team of local historians swapped their curiosity caps with their Indiana Jones fedoras.