Tour wallace
This tour highlights the missing buildings of Wallace.
Our whole town is on the National Register of Historic Places.
It's true, we're the Center of the Universe! It's one of our tour locations.
In 1900 the population of Wallace was ~2000 people. Today our population is around 760.
Our Mission
We will transform your perspective about Wallace and its empty spaces
Our Mission
Our hometown is rich in history. Wallace was once considerably larger than it is today: our population was 3-4 times larger than it is today. This tour puts that in perspective and helps change the way people think about our town and its empty spaces. It’s easy to overlook the possibilities of what the missing buildings could have been. The empty spaces all throughout the town were likely occupied by some building or home. We housed multiple theaters, numerous large hotels, and many more homes than you see today.
Our Vision
Look for signs in empty spaces throughout Wallace. Refer to the map below for tour locations. You can click on the markers of the map to navigate to each tour location or you can walk to each location and use your phone to scan the QR code on the sign to be taken to the website page for that location.
Our Community
The Morbeck Foundation, Wallace High School students, and Gravis Tech have teamed up to bring you this tour. Wallace High School students have worked hard to build this tour. Students who have participated in the creation of this tour are Abagail Travis, Chuck Tatman, and Alijah Richardson. Each student has augmented their technology education and historic education through participation in creation of this tour.
Tour Spots
Years of History
Memories
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Check Out the Other Stops On the Tour
Center of the Universe
Grand Theater
Northern Pacific Depot
Opera House and Masonic Hall
Providence Hospital
Samuel's Hotel
Union Pacific Depot
Wallace Public School
Wallace Hospital
Click on the yellow markers on the map to identify the tour stops.
Our Community
The Morbeck Foundation, Wallace High School students, and Gravis Tech have teamed up to bring you this tour. Wallace High School students have worked hard to build this tour. Students who have participated in the creation of this tour are Abagail Travis, Chuck Tatman, and Alijah Richardson. Each student has augmented their technology education and historic education through participation in creation of this tour.