Historical Markers in Boise County, Idaho
A Community in Trouble
Boise Basin Mercantile Museum
Boise Basin Museum
Boise County Courthouse
CCC Shapes the Payette Drainage
Emile Grandjean
Emma Edwards
Fiddlers Murdered at Ophir Creek
George Kettler's Blacksmith Shop
Grimes' Creek
Henrietta Penrod Museum
Horse Shoe Bend
I.O.O.F. Hall
Idaho City
Idaho Territorial Penitentiary
It Happened One Summer
Life in a Fire Camp
Lowman
Masonic Temple
Miners Exchange
Pest House and County Jail
Pioneer Lodge No. 1
Saint Joseph's Catholic Church
Snake Brigades & "Fur Deserts"
The Chinese Legacy in Boise Basin (在愛达荷城的华人)
The Idaho World
The Impounded Payette
The Old Toll Road
U.S. Senator Frank Church
World War II Memorial
Idaho was part of the Oregon Territory before it became a separate territory in 1863, and then a state in 1890. At the time, Idaho's borders were much larger than they are now, including parts of Wyoming and Montana.