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Britt Thurman, right, executive director of The Museum of North Idaho, and volunteer coordinator Jordan Thomas stand in front of the old Roxy Theater on Fourth Street in downtown Coeur d'Alene on Friday. After it's cleaned up inside, the building owned by John Montandon will be the museum's temporary home for the next few months.

Britt Thurman, right, executive director of The Museum of North Idaho, and volunteer coordinator Jordan Thomas stand in front of the old Roxy Theater on Fourth Street in downtown Coeur d'Alene on Friday. After it's cleaned up inside, the building owned by John Montandon will be the museum's temporary home for the next few months.

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John Montandon provided a solution. The lifelong Coeur d’Alene man agreed to rent the old Roxy Theater building on Fourth Street between Sherman Avenue and Front Avenue to the museum.