Rediscovered Frontiersman

Quintessential frontiersman Timothy Goodale traveled west in 1839 and worked in fur trapping, trading, ferrying, ranching, and surveying. He even rode with Kit Carson on a 500-mile mule drive and operated a fort. In the early 1860s he led the largest wagon train to ever cross Idaho, and the routes he pioneered impacted regional travel, settlement, and economic development for the next three decades.