The National Register Of Historic Places In Idaho
The National Registerof Historic Placesin IdahoLast Updated11/19/2021
The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoIdaho State Historical SocietyMission statementTo educate through the identification, preservation, andinterpretation of Idaho’s cultural heritage.Vision statement of purposeThe Idaho State Historical Society (ISHS) acts on behalf ofthe citizens of the state to facilitate and assure theprotection of Idaho's cultural heritage. The ISHS maintainsaccess to documents, artifacts, and sites that can be usedby the public for their benefit and appreciation. The ISHSidentifies, documents, collects, conserves, interprets, andmaintains historic and prehistoric resources. Access to theseresources is provided through public outreach, publications,technical assistance, exhibits, and the encouragement oflocal, state and regional efforts to preserve history. TheISHS undertakes and promotes these activities through itsgoals and policies in accordance with the powers and dutiesassigned to it. The Idaho State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) wasestablished under the auspices of the National HistoricPreservation Act of 1966. A division of the Idaho StateHistorical Society, the SHPO is the lead historic preservationagency in Idaho and undertakes identification, evaluation,recognition, and protection of Idaho's historic resources. This booklet was originally complied by Belinda Davis and Ann Swanson in 1997.This iteration marks the 20th anniversary of its creation.2
3The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoIntroductionThe purpose of this booklet is to define briefly the National Register of HistoricPlaces program and to provide a guide to Idaho properties listed in the NationalRegister of Historic Places (NRHP). It is hoped this publication will stimulate theuser’s curiosity to seek more information about these and other important sites inIdaho’s history. More detailed information regarding each property can beobtained by contacting the Idaho State Historical Society, State HistoricPreservation Office (SHPO).The information in this booklet is complete as of November 19, 2021. For moreinformation about upcoming listings, please visit our websitewww.history.idaho.gov/nrhp, or call (208) 488-7468.Remember, most of the properties listed are privately owned and are not open tothe public. Please respect the occupant’s right to privacy when viewing historicproperties.The National Registerof Historic PlacesThe National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the Nation’s culturalresources deemed worthy of preservation. Authorized under the National HistoricPreservation Act of 1966, the National Register is part of a national program tocoordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, andprotect our historic resources. The National Register is maintained by theNational Park Service under the Secretary of the Interior. In Idaho, it isadministered by the SHPO.Properties listed in the National Register include districts (Chinese Sites in theWarren Mining District), sites (Pierre’s Hole 1832 Battle Area Site), buildings(Josiah Scott House), structures (Diversion Dam and Deer Flat Embank- ments),and objects (Treaty Rock) that are significant in American history, architecture,archaeology, engineering, and culture. These resources contribute to anunderstanding of the historical and cultural foundation of the nation.Listing in the National Register has the following results which assist in preservinghistoric properties: Recognition that a property is of significance to the nation, the state, or thecommunity. Consideration in the planning for federal or federally assisted projects. Eligibility for federal tax benefits. Consideration in the decision to issue a surface coal mining permit. Qualification for federal assistance for historic preservation, when funds areavailable.Listing in the National Register does not restrict the rights of private propertyowners to alter, manage, or dispose of property.“In everycommunity, everycounty, there arecertain buildings,certain neighborhoods, openspaces, whichtraditionally havehad specialmeaning for localresidents andwhich proclaim toall comers theunique characterand heritage ofthat particularplace.”—from Mavis Bryant,Zoning for CommunityPreservation
The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho4How to use this bookletThis booklet is organized alphabetically, first by county, then by city or town in ornear where the property is located, and finally by property name.The property name listed is a hyperlink to the PDF Nomination Form on ourwebsite. Click the property name to download the nomination. Each propertyincludes the address or other location information. In the case of districts, adescription of the district's boundaries is provided. Please note: propertieslocated within districts typically do not have a separate nomination; they are justincluded as part of the district nomination. Due to their sensitive nature, thespecific locations of archaeological sites are omitted and appear as 'addressrestricted'. The National Register Information System (NRIS) and the NationalRegister listing criteria.“.the historicaland culturalfoundations of theNation should bepreserved as aliving part of ourcommunity lifeand developmentin order to give asense oforientation to theAmerican people;”—The NationalHistoric PreservationAct as amendedIn many cases, a property is included as part of a larger group nomination ofrelated significant properties– known as a “Multiple Property Submission” (MPS).These property listings are followed by the name of the corresponding MPS.Before the term Multiple Property Submission (MPS) was introduced in 1984,such listings were known as Thematic Resources (TR), or Multiple Resource Areas(MRA).Multiple Property Listings African American Civil Rights Movement in Idaho MPDAgricultural Properties of Latah County, Idaho MPSAgricultural Resources of Twin Falls County, Idaho: 1860 to 1970 MPSAmerican Falls, Idaho, Relocated Townsite MPSBoise Public Schools TRBuhl Dairy Barns TRChinese Sites in the Warren Mining District MPSCounty Courthouses in Idaho MPSEarly Churches of Emmett TRElk City Wagon Road MPSHistoric Resources of Challis MRAHistoric Resources of Potlatch MRAHistoric Rural Properties of Ada County, Idaho MPSIdaho Falls Downtown MRAKootenai County Rural Schools TRL-4 Fire Lookouts in the USFS Northern Region (Region 1), 1932-1967 MPDLava Rock Structures in South Central Idaho TRLong Valley Finnish Structures TRMetal Truss Highway Bridges of Idaho MPSMotion Picture Theater Buildings in Idaho MPSNational Park Service Mission 66 Era Resources MPSNorth Idaho 1910 Fire Sites TRParis MRAPegram Truss Railroad Bridges of Idaho MPSPublic School Buildings in Idaho MPSSwedish-American Farmsteads and Institutional Buildings in New Sweden andThe Grange in Idaho MPSTourtellotte and Hummel Architecture TRUS Border Inspection Stations MPDUS Post Offices in Idaho 1900-1941 MPS
5The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoNational Historic Landmarks (NHL)National Historic Landmark properties have significance at the national level andare designated as such by the Secretary of the Interior. In Idaho, there are tenNational Historic Landmarks. Assay OfficeBear River Massacre SiteCamas Meadows Camp and Battle SitesCataldo MissionCity of RocksExperimental Breeder Reactor No. 1Fort HallLemhi PassLolo TrailWeippe PrairieNational Register criteriaProperties nominated to the Register are generally 50 years old or older and aresignificant in relation to one or more of the following criteria. Criteria is definedas the quality of significance in American history, architecture, archaeology,engineering, and culture present in properties that possess integrity of location,design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association, and:A) That are associated with events that have made a significant contribution tothe broad patterns of our history; orB) That are associated with the lives of persons significant in our past; orC) That embody the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method ofconstruction or that represent the work of a master, or that possess highartistic values, or that represent a significant and distinguishable entitywhose components may lack individual distinction; orD) That have yielded, or may be likely to yield, information important inprehistory or history.Ordinarily cemeteries, birthplaces, or graves of historical figures, propertiesowned by religious institutions or used for religious purposes, structures thathave been moved from their original locations, reconstructed historic buildings,properties primarily commemorative in nature, and properties that have achievedsignificance within the past 50 years shall not be considered eligible for theNational Register. However, such properties will qualify if they are integral partsof districts that do meet the criteria or if they fall within the following categories:a) A religious property deriving primary significance from architecture or artisticdistinction or historic importance; orb) A building or structure removed from its original location but which issignificant primarily for architectural value, or which is the surviving structuremost importantly associated with a historic person or event; orc) A birthplace or grave of a historical figure of outstanding importance if there isno other appropriate site or building directly associated with his or herproductive life; ord) A cemetery which derives its primary significance from graves of persons oftranscendent importance, from age, from distinctive design features, or fromassociation with historic events; or“A knowledge ofour heritageprovidescontinuity andcontext forcommunities andorients them intheir decisionmaking.”—From Kathleen A.Hunter, Past MeetsFuture
The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho6e) A reconstructed building when accurately executed in a suitable environmentand presented in a dignified manner as part of a restoration master plan, andwhen no other building or structure with the same association has survived; orf) A property primarily commemorative in intent if design, age, tradition, orsymbolic value has invested it with its own historical significance; org) A property achieving significance within the past 50 years if it is of exceptionalimportance.Historic integrityHistoric integrity is the authenticity of a property’s historic identity, evidenced bythe survival of physical characteristics that existed during the property’s periodof significance.Historic integrity is the composite of seven qualities: location, design, setting,materials, workmanship, feeling, association.“These specialplaces revealevery aspect ofour country'sorigins anddevelopment - ourland, houses,workplaces, parks,roadways,waterways, placesof worship, andobjects of art.”—from A HeritageSo RichHistoric integrity enables a property to illustrate significant aspects of its past.For this reason, it is an important qualification for National Register listing. Aproperty not only must retain its historic appearance but also must possess itsphysical materials, design features, and aspects of construction dating from theperiod when it attained significance. The integrity of archaeological resources isgenerally based on the degree to which remaining evidence can provideimportant information. All seven qualities do not need to be present for eligibilityas long as the overall sense of past time and place is evident.The National Registernomination processThe SHPO administers the National Register of Historic Places program in Idahoand processes nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. Propertiesnominated to the Register are reviewed by the Idaho Historic Sites Review Boardwhich meets periodically throughout the year. The Review Board is a volunteergroup of Idaho residents who have demonstrated a competence, interest, orknowledge in historic preservation. Their recommendations are reviewed by theSHPO. Finally, nominations are forwarded to the Keeper of the Register(National Park Service) for official listing.Anyone may prepare a nomination for listing a property in the Register.Generally, nominations are prepared by private property owners, otherinterested individuals, local organizations or governments, and state or federalagencies at all levels. Instructions for completing a nomination are availablefrom the SHPO.
The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho7AdaADA COUNTYAssay OfficeBoise Junior High School (North)210 Main St., Boise1105 N. 13th St., BoiseBOISE5/30/196111/17/1982Abbs, Walter, House915 W. Fort St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000175 (C)Ada (Egyptian) Theater700 Main St., Boise11/21/197474000724(C)Ada Odd Fellows Temple109-115 ½ N. 9th St., Boise66000305(A, C)Barber Dam and Lumber MillS of Hwy 21, 5 mi. E of Boise on Nbank of Boise River, Boise vicinity11/21/1978Boulevard Mo-tel780010371/7/1998(A, D)1101 W. Fort St., BoiseBown, Joseph, House11/17/19822020 E. Victory Rd., Boise vicinityTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000179 (C)6/18/1974Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000176 (C)Roughly bounded by N. 6th andBannock, N. 8th, State, 5th andJefferson Sts., Boise5/12/1976Alexander, Moses, House76000663(A, C)304 W. State St, BoiseBoise City National Bank(B, C)N. 8th and Idaho Sts., Boise11/28/1978Alexanders78001030(C)826 Main St., BoiseBoise High School Campus11/20/197878001029(A)Allsup, Marion, House1601 N. 10th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000178 (C)Anduiza Hotel619 Grove St., Boise2/25/200303000064(A, C)Artesian Water Co. Pumphouseand WellsVic of Old Penitentiary Rd., Boise7/26/197979000763(A)(A, C)Beck, Albert, HouseBoise Capitol Area District720004311121 S. Capitol Blvd., Boise9700160911/17/19828/7/1972Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000186 (C)Washington St. between N. 9th andN. 11th Sts., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000180 (C)Boise Historic DistrictN. 5th and N. 6th Sts., both sides ofIdaho and Main Sts., Boise11/9/197777000448(A, C)Boise Junior CollegeAdministration BuildingBoise State University campus, Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000181 (A, C)79000768(A, C)Brunzell House916 W. Franklin St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000182 (C)Bryant, H. H., Garage11th and Front NE, Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000184 (C)Burnett, H. C., House124 W. Bannock St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000183 (C)Capitol Boulevard MemorialBridgeCapitol Blvd over the Boise River,Boise11/5/199090001717(A, C)Carnegie Public Library815 W. Washington St., Boise11/21/197474000725(C)
The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoAdaCavanah, C. C., House8Congregation Beth IsraelSynagogueEchevarria, Pedro, House107 E. Idaho St., Boise11/17/19821102 W. State St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000185 (C)11/3/1972Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000196 (C)Chinese Odd Fellows Building72000432(A, C)Daly, John, House5605 W. State St., Boise1015 W. Hays St., BoiseEichelberger Apartments (Flats)610 Front St., Boise11/17/1982612-624 N. 9th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000191 (C)11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000187 (C)Chitwood, Joseph, HouseDavies, Dr. James, HouseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000197 (C)1107 W. Washington St., BoiseElks Temple1321 S. Denver Ave., Boise11/17/19828/23/2006Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000192 (C)350 N. 9th St./310 Jefferson St.,Boise2/17/197806000709(A)Christ ChapelBroadway Ave. and Campus Dr.,Boise7/17/197474000726(A, B, C)Christian ChurchCoffin, Henry, House1403 W. Franklin St., Boise11/17/1982(C)Davis, R. K., HouseFleharty, Alva, House1016 W. Franklin St., Boise907 W. Hays St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000193 (C)11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000198 (C)Diversion Dam and Deer FlatEmbankmentsFort Boise (U.S. Army)SE of Boise across Boise River(dam), Boise vicinity3/15/197611/9/197276000666Fort Street Historic District615 N. 9th St., Boise2/17/197878001031 (C)78001032(A, C)500 W. Fort St., Boise72000433(A, C)Address Restricted, Boise vicinityRoughly bounded by Fort, State, N.6th, and N. 16th Sts., Boise11/12/198211/22/199182000199Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000188 (C)Dry Creek RockshelterCole School and Gymnasium91001719(C)(D)11/8/1982Dunbar, William, HouseForty-Four & Sixty-Six ServiceStationBoise Public Schools TR82000189 (A, C)1500 W. Hays St., Boise3130 W State Street, Boise11/17/198211/15/2019Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000195 (C)1000046737145 Fairview Ave., BoiseCollister School4426 Catalpa Dr., Boise11/8/1982Boise Public Schools TR82000190 (A, C)(C)Franklin Elementary School5007 Franklin Rd., BoiseDunton, Minnie Priest, House11/8/1982906 W. Hays St., BoiseBoise Public Schools TR82000200 (A, C)11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000194 (C)
The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho9AdaFriedline ApartmentsGuernsey Dairy Milk DepotIdaho National Guard Armory1312-1326 ½ W. State St., Boise2419 W. State St., Boise801 Reserve St., Boise10/29/198211/17/19822/26/1999Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000206 (C)Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR99000253 (A, C)11/17/1982Haines, John, HouseIdaho State Forester's BuildingTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000202 (C)919 W. Hays St., Boise801 S. Capital Blvd., Boise11/17/19821/16/1997Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000207 (C)9600159182000201(C)Fritchman, H. K., House1207 W. Hays St., BoiseFunsten, Bishop, House2420 Old Penitentiary Rd., Boise1/3/1983Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR83000256 (C)Gakey, J. H., House1402 W. Franklin St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000203 (C)GAR Hall714 W. State St., Boise1/21/197474000727(A, C)Garfield School1914 S. Broadway Ave., BoiseHarrison Boulevard HistoricDistrictAn irregular pattern along HarrisonBlvd., Boise2/29/198080001286(A, C)Hays, Samuel, House612 W. Franklin St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000208 (C)Hopffgarten House1115 W. Boise Ave, Boise8/30/197979000764(B, C)11/8/1982Hottes, Fred, HouseBoise Public Schools TR82000204 (A, C)11/17/1982Goreczky, Anton, House1601 N. 7th St., Boise3/20/198686000438(C)Green, John, MausoleumMorris Hill Cemetery at Latah andEmerald, Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000205 (C)509 W. Hays St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000209 (C)Hyde Park Historic DistrictBoth sides of N. 13th St. betweenAlturas and Brumback Sts., Boise,Boise10/29/198282000211(C)Idaho BuildingBannock and N. 8th Sts., Boise12/8/197878001033 (C)(C)Idanha Hotel928 Main St., Boise7/9/197474000728(C)Immanuel Evangelical LutheranChurch707 W. Fort St., Boise6/17/197676000664(C)Immanuel Methodist EpiscopalChurch1406 Eastman St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000212 (C)Jacobs, Cyrus, House607 Grove St., Boise11/27/197272000434(B, C)Federal Building and U.S.Courthouse550 W Fort Street, Boise9/19/2019100004402(A, C)Jefferson, W. E., House1117 N. 8th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000214 (C)
The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoAda10Johnson, J. M., HouseMacMillan ChapelMurphy, Daniel F., House1002 W. Franklin St., BoiseCloverdale and MacMalillan Rds,Boise vicinity9/7/19841608 N. 9th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000215 (C)84000989(A, C)Marks, M. J., HouseJones, T. J., Apartments1001 W. Hays St., Boise917-923 W. Fort St., Boise11/17/198211/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000221 (C)Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000216 (C)Kieldson Double HouseMcCarthy, Judge Charles P.,House413-15 Jefferson, Boise1415 W. Fort St., Boise11/17/19828/30/1979Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000217 (C)79000765(C)Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000218 (C)Mickle, Willis, House11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000228 (C)Neitzel, H. R., House705 N. 9th St, Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000229 (C)Metal Truss Highway Bridges ofIdaho MPS01000980 (C)1415 N. 8th St., BoiseNixon, Axel, House11/17/1982815-815 ½ W. Hays St, BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000224 (C)11/17/1982(B)Longfellow School215 E. Jefferson, BoiseE of new 9th St. bridge, over BoiseRiver, Boise9/14/2001Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000222 (C)71000289Neal, Scott, HouseNinth Street BridgeMorris Hill Cemetery at Latah andEmerald, Boise11/17/19829/22/1971(B, C)924 W. Fort St., Boise11/17/1982602 N. Julia Davis Dr., Boise82002504McElroy, H. E., HouseKinney, Joseph, MausoleumLogan, Mayor Thomas E., House5/17/1982Mitchell HotelTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000230 (C)223-237 S 10th, BoiseO'Farrell, John A., Cabin1511 N. 9th St., Boise11/17/198211/8/1982Boise Public Schools TR82000219 (A, C)Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000225 (C)N side of W. Fort St. between N. 4thand N. 5th sts., Boise12/3/1999Lowell SchoolMoore-Cunningham HouseO'Farrell, John A., House1507 N. 28th St., Boise1109 Warm Springs Ave., Boise420 W. Franklin St., Boise11/8/19824/29/19779/4/1979Boise Public Schools TR82000220 (A, C)77000449Lower Main Street CommercialHistoric DistrictMain St. between N. 10th and N.12th Sts., Boise11/28/198080001290(A, C)(A, B, C)9900141579000766(A)(C)Morris Hill Cemetery MausoleumOld Idaho State PenitentiaryMorris Hill Cemetery at Latah andEmerald, Boise11/17/19822200 Warm Springs Ave, BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000226 (C)7/17/197474000729(A, C)
The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho11Oregon Trailapprox. 8 mi. SE of Boise; and at E.Amity Rd., Boise vicinity10/18/197272000435(A)AdaRobbins, Corilla J. and Orlando,HouseSidenfaden, William, House512 W Idaho Street, Boise11/17/19827/27/2020Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000241 (C)100005362(A, B, C)904-906 W. Franklin St., BoiseParker, John, HouseRoosevelt School713 W. Fanklin St., Boise908 E. Jefferson, BoiseSimpson, W. A., House11/17/198211/8/19821004 N. 10th St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000231 (C)Boise Public Schools TR82000236 (A, C)11/17/1982Paynton, Charles, House1213 N. 8th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000232 (C)Phillips, Dr. John and Elaine,House3233 W Edson St, Boise11/20/2019100004672(C)Pierce Park School5015 Pierce Park Ln., Boise11/8/1982Boise Public Schools TR82000233 (A, C)Reclamation Service BoiseProject Office214 Broadway Ave., Boise8/12/201010000546(A, C)Rosedale Odd Fellows Temple1755 Broadway, Boise11/17/1982Smith, Nathan, FarmhouseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000237 (C)1/3/1983Rossi, Mrs. A. F., House1711 Boise Ave, BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR83000258 (C)South Boise Fire StationTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000238 (C)11/17/1982Schick/Ostolasa Farmstead5213 Dry Creek Rd., Boise8/23/200606000710(A)Schmelzel, H. A., House615 W. Hays St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000239 (C)Schreiber, Adolph, House401 W. Idaho, Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000234 (C)2315 Broadway Ave., Boise11/17/1982Regan, John, American LegionHall11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000242 (C)710 N. 6th St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000240 (C)Reiger, Fred, HousesSensenig, Emerson andLucretia, House214-218 E. Jefferson, Boise1519 Jefferson St., Boise11/17/19821/16/1997Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000235 (C)96001590(A, C)1011 Williams St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000243 (C)South Eighth Street HistoricDistrictRoughly bounded by 8th, 9th,Miller, and Broad Sts., Boise12/12/197777000450(A, C)Spaulding, Almon W. and Dr.Mary E., Ranch3805 N. Cole Rd., Boise11/25/199494001363(A)St. Alphonsus' Hospital Nurses'Home and HeatingPland/LaundryN. 4th St. between Washington andState Sts., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000244 (C)
The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoAdaSt. John's Cathedral12807 N. 8th St., BoiseUnion Block and MontandonBuildingWest Warm Springs HistoricDistrict5/24/19788th and Idaho Sts., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR78001035 (C)3/7/1979Warm Springs Ave., Main, 1st, 2nd,and Idaho Sts., Boise12/12/1977St. John's Cathedral Block79000767Union Pacific Mainline Depot1701 Eastover Terrace, Boise8th and Hays Sts., Boise8/7/197411/17/198274000730Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000245 (A, C)St. Mary's Catholic ChurchState and 26th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000246 (C)St. Paul Missionary BaptistChurch124 Broadway Ave, Boise10/29/198282000247(C)(C)(A, C)Ustick School2971 Mumbarto Ave., Boise10/29/198282000250(A, C)Wallace, J. N., House707 N. 12th St./1202 W. FranklinSt., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000251 (C)Warm Springs Avenue HistoricDistrictWarm Springs Ave., BoiseState Street Historic District9/22/1980Jefferson, 2nd and 3rd Sts., Boise80001287(C)(C)Whitehead, William, House3921 W. Catalpa Drive, Boise4/19/2016Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR16000176 (C)Whitney School1609 S. Owyhee, Boise11/8/1982Boise Public Schools TR82000255 (A, C)Wolters Double Houses718-722 N. 8th St., Boise11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000256 (C)Zurcher, Oscar, Apartments102 S. 17th St., Boise11/17/198212/15/19787800103677000451(B, C)Waymire, C.H. Building1521 N. 13th St., BoiseStephan, Louis. House11/17/19821709 N. 18th St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000252 (C)11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000248 (C)Welch, Edward, House1321 E. Jefferson, BoiseTourtellotte, John, Building11/17/1982210-222 N. 10th St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000253 (C)11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000249 (C)Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000257 (C)EAGLEAiken's Hotel99 E. State St., Eagle10/29/198282000177 (A, C)Bushnell-Fisher House349 W. State St., Eagle11/2/2011Wellman Apartments500 W. Franklin St., Boise11000777(A)Tuttle, Bishop Daniel S., House11/17/1982Eagle Adventist School512 N. 8th St., BoiseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000254 (C)1155 N Ballantyne Ln, Eagle vicinity12/4/198080001291(C)8/18/198080001288(A, C)
The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho13Firebird RacewayLilyquist-Christianson Building8551 Highway 16, Eagle vicinity459 W. 3rd, Kuna12/24/20184/1/1999100003243(A)Jackson, Orville and Floy, House127 S. Eagle Rd., Eagle99000415(A)MERIDIAN11/17/1982Bell, R. H. and Jessie, HouseTourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000213 (C)137 E. Pine, Meridian2/1/2006Short, O. F., HouseHill, Clara, House550 W. State St. (Hwy 44), Eaglevicinity5/23/19801123 E. 1st., Meridian80001289(B, C)Sonner-Osier FarmsteadHistoric District4130 W. Beacon Light Rd., Eaglevicinity6/5/2017100001021(A)Villeneuve, Charles and Martha,House7575 W. Moon Valley Rd., Eagle11/13/199090001731(A, C)GARDEN CITYPierce-Borah House5933 N. Branstetter, Garden Cityvicinity1/3/1983Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR83000257 (C)(C)2/1/200605001600(C)Hunt, E. F., House49 E State, Meridian11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000210 (C)Meridian Exchange Bank109 E 2nd St., Meridian11/17/1982Tourtellotte and HummelArchitecture TR82000223 (A, C)Mittleider Farmstead HistoricDistrict575 Rumpel Ln., Meridian vicinity3/20/200303000122(A, C)Mountain States Telephone andTelegraph Company Building815 N. Main St., Meridian9/17/2008KUNA08000905Boise City-Silver City Road: FickProperty Segment3232 W. Kuna-Mora Rd., Kunavicinity7/15/19999900085205001599(A)(A)Neal, Halbert and Grace, House101 W. Pine St., Meridian10/19/198282000227(A, C)STARStar CampN. River Rd. and W. 3rd St., Star4/27/200505000344134 E. State, Meridian12/20/199696001506(A, C)(A)ADAMS COUNTYCOUNCILAdams County Courthouse107 Michigan St., Council9/22/1987County Courthouses in Idaho MPS87001599 (A, C)Council Ranger StationHwy. 95 & Whiteley Ave., Council11/19/199292000689(A, C)CUPRUMHells Canyon ArchaeologicalDistrictAddress Restricted, Cuprum vicinity8/10/198484000984(A, D)Huntley, A. O., BarnApprox. 2 mi. SW of Cuprum on Wside of Indian Cr., Cuprum vicinity11/14/197878001040(C)NEW MEADOWSHeigho, Colonel E. M., ResidenceOff SH 55 near New Meadows, NewMeadows5/22/197878001041(B, C)Meadows SchoolhouseID-55 and Truesdale St., NewMeadows10/30/197979000769Tolleth, Harry & Della, HouseAda(C)
The National Register of Historic Places in IdahoAdamsPacific and Idaho NorthernRailroad DepotPOCATELLOCommercial Ave. between KatherineSt. and SH 55, New Meadows4/19/1978A.F.R. Building7800104290001737(A, C)501 N. Main, Pocatello11/15/1990(A, C)BANNOCK COUNTYBethel Baptist ChurchFORT HALL9/30/2021100007013Fort HallFort Hall Indian Reservation, FortHall vicinity1/20/196166000306401 North 5th Ave., Pocatello(A, D)LAVA HOT SPRINGS(A)Brady Memorial ChapelMountain View Cemetery, Pocatello5/1/197979000772(B, C)Church of the Assumption14Idaho State UniversityNeighborhood Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by 6th, 9th,Carter, and Center Sts.,, Pocatello9/7/198484001008(A, C)Lincoln-Johnson AvenuesResidential Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by W. Hayden St.,the Portneuf River, W. Benton St.,and the West Bench, Pocatello3/15/200606000126(A, C)Old Town Residential HistoricDistrictRoughly bounded by W. Benton St.,S. Garfield St., W. Lewis St., andthe Portneuf River, Pocatello4/2/200808000249 (A, C)L.D.S. Ward Building528 N. 5th Ave., Pocatello187 S. 2nd Ave. W., Lava HotSprings12/9/19995/1/197999001474East Side Downtown HistoricDistrictPocatello Carnegie LibraryRoughly including the 200 and 300blocks E. Center St., 100 block N.2nd Ave. and 100 block S. 2ndAve., Pocatello11/25/19947/2/1973(C)Lava High School Gymnasium202 W. Fife St.
Idaho State Historical Society To educate through the identification, preservation, and interpretation of Idaho's cultural heritage. The National Register of Historic Places in Idaho 2 Mission statement The Idaho State Historical Society (ISHS) acts on behalf of the citizens of the state to facilitate and assure the
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