Idaho History

The Nez Perce County Courthouse is getting a new home, and it's bringing a piece of history with it: a distinctive wooden bench dating back to the early 1900s.

Archaeologists and students recently unearthed thousands of artifacts on the grounds of one Boise's most historic buildings.

Revisiting the corner stores that served Idaho's historic neighborhoods.

The little town of Robinette was flourishing, nestled in eastern Oregon by the Snake River. Then one day, the town was gone, wiped off the map and drowned under a reservoir.

Hundreds of volunteers from Utah and Idaho gathered recently to help the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation heal the site of the Bear River Massacre.

The Wood River Museum of History and Culture is hosting their grand opening, making Ketchum an important stop when it comes to exploring the region's past – from tribal history to Hemingway to becoming a global ski destination.

When the doors swing open to the Wood River Museum of History and Culture, Ketchum will be a centerpiece of exploring the region’s past – from tribal history to Hemingway to becoming a global ski destination.

A short history of the Jewish faith, culture and Judaism in Idaho with Rabbi Dan Fink of Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel

A look at the LGBTQ+ community in Idaho's past and present.

The Erma Hayman House is now open to the public following many years of preparation. The small sandstone house, once part of the city’s most diverse community and the last single-family home in Boise’s River Street neighborhood, celebrates the legacy of Erma Hayman's life.