Historic moment for new PF Historical Society president
New Post Falls Historical Society President Catherine McClintick is seen Wednesday at the Post Falls Museum.
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Idaho Daughters of the American Revolution members celebrate the christening of the USS Idaho submarine March 16 in Connecticut. From left: Lt. George Farragut Past Chapter Regent Susan Snodderly; State Regent Janice Beller; and Honorary State Regent Catherine McClintick, who is also the new president of the Post Falls Historical Society.
POST FALLS — The new president of the Post Falls Historical Society, who has a long history of loving history, began her journey at the helm of the history-promoting nonprofit with her own historic adventure.
Catherine McClintick, a former Idaho state regent and vice regent for the Daughters of the American Revolution, was sworn in as president of the historical society in January. Just two months later, she attended the March 16 christening ceremony of the USS Idaho nuclear submarine in Groton, Conn.
"It was amazing," McClintick said Wednesday. “It was a big submarine, it was a lot of pomp and circumstance. Very official.”
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