Building Boise: 1890s

[@edencan]

There needs to be more updates/videos 😊 I love the history!

[@jimellis2118]

Thank you, nice.

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Yes, this is. Alexandra owned a clothing store and became Mayor twice.

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Hyde Park.

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Warm Springs Ave. Water was out for warming homes and places of businesses.

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Julia Davis Park.

[@msmaj4895]

Would be nice to see MORE buildings, contruction of said buildings or even early pictures of all architectures. But alas...probably doesnt exist.

[@toring61_52]

32 Thousand is a great price for a house like that. would be great today also.

[@janicestevenordale6757]

As a member of the Columbian Club, just wanted to correct, Julia Davis did not coordinate the Idaho Pavillion. Mary Hallock Foote was the leader of the committee whom worked closely with the chosen architect. The Columbian Club, which of course was founded by request of the Governor to design and furnish the Idaho Pavillion. The Boise Columbian Club, now a member of GFWC, is in fact, the only remaining Columbian Club in the country.

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Hi, Janice. Thank you telling us about Mary and what companies she spoke with to get the Colombia Club built. I'm sure this has been a joy for Boise.

[@iTHINKiCANiWILL]

no construction photos of those beautiful stone buildings? freemasonry, inherited - I get it

[@edencan]

Not to mention the DT Masonic Temple.

[@msmaj4895]

Oh yes, the magnificent capitol building...that just happened all by itself with horse and buggy bringing in all that hewn stone! 😄 That's their story and their sticking to it!!

[@OliverMelonzMPGisNeutral]

Thats my state!

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Great to hear 😊

[@madbugshadeseeker8727]

The scenic railroad, and the roller coaster were two different rides.