Boise 150
Boise 150
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise Icons: Boise River
With the Greenbelt and the Foothills, the Boise River is one of the natural features that distinguishes the capitol city from all others.
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: The Bench
The Bench, made of sediment left behind when ancient rivers cut through the Valley, was home to many of Boise's first "suburbs."
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: Rainbow trout
The population of rainbow trout in the Boise River is healthy today, more than twice what it was a decade ago, said Andy Brunelle, an officer in the local Ted Trueblood chapter of Trout Unlimited. That's thanks to higher winter water flows, protection of riparian areas, habitat restoration and fishing...
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: City Hall Fountain
This fountain once stood in front of Boise's original City Hall on the southeast corner of 8th and Idaho. You can make out the fountain in old photos.
-
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: Boise High School
Boise High's predecessor, Central School, opened in 1882. It stood on what's now the Capitol Mall. As one indicator of Boise's growing population in that era, enrollment at Central was 700 students in just a few years. The crowds inspired the school district to buy land on Washington Street for ...
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: Sagebrush
Sagebrush is one of the iconic plants of Boise and its high desert home.
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: The Cabin
The building now known as "The Cabin," helped put Idahoans to work during the Great Depression.
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: Pioneer Cemetery
Pioneer Cemetery is the city's oldest cemetery in continuous use.
-
BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: Vintage drive-ins
Like neon signs, vintage drive-ins differentiate a city from all others.



