National Register Listings in Bonneville County, Idaho
Art Troutner Houses Historic District
Beckman, Andrew and Johanna M., Farm
Beckman, Oscar and Christina, Farmstead
Bonneville County Courthouse
Bonneville Hotel
Douglas-Farr Building
Eagle Rock Ferry
Eleventh Street Historic District
Farmers and Merchants Bank Building
First Presbyterian Church
Hasbrouck Building
Holy Rosary Church
Hotel Idaho
I.O.O.F. Building
Idaho Falls Airport Historic District
Idaho Falls City Building
Idaho Falls Public Library
Iona Meetinghouse
Kress Building
Montgomery Ward Building
New Sweden School
Palisades Dam and Powerplant Historic District
Ridge Avenue Historic District
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Building
Sealander, Carl S. and Lizzie, Farmstead
Shane Building
Shelton L.D.S. Ward Chapel
Trinity Methodist Church
U.S. Post Office
Underwood Hotel
Idaho's name is derived from the Native American word "Ee-da-ho" which means "Gem of the Mountains." This name was suggested by a local lobbyist named George M. Willing, and it was officially adopted as the state's name in 1863.