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Ada County Sheriff's Office & Jail --
7200 Barrister Drive C203, Boise, ID
Call for an appointment to get a detailed tour of a sheriff's car, the 911 dispatch area, and the security room of the jail where all the cameras are. For kids 12 and older, you can actually go into the jail for a tour as well.
Albertsons "Healthy Eaters" Field Trip4 --
varies by area, Treasure Valley, ID
An award-winning health program, Albertsons Healthy Eaters provides the opportunity for children in grades K through 4 to have a fun experience in a real-life environment -right in their grocery store! Tour stops include various departments in Albertsons that relate to the five food groups, as well as hands-on activities and sampling. Examples include: learning how to read a nutrition label; understanding what foods are good for different parts of the body (blueberries are good for the brain!); the difference between 'sometimes' foods (candy, soda, etc.) and 'always' foods (fruits, veggies, whole grains, etc.). Tours are educational and fun!
Appaloosa Museum --
2720 W. Pullman Rd., Moscow, ID
Established in 1975 to collect, preserve, study, and exhibit objects and information that illustrate the history of the Appaloosa horse.
Bannock County Historical Museum --
3000 Alvord Loop, Pocatello, ID
The Bannock County Historical Museum houses exhibits illustrating Pocatello's early railroad history and Shoshone-Bannock Indian artifacts. It sits adjacent to the Fort Hall Replica and the Ross Park Zoo in Pocatello.
The Berry Ranch --
7998 Highway 20/26, Nampa, ID
Spring Summer or Fall this is a good field trip. Pick berries and pumpkins. Take a wagon ride out to the field and they drop you off for a while to pick your items then ride back. While you pay you can view the honey bee's nesting between glass, buy organic meats and vegetables.
Bingham County Historical Museum --
190 N. Shilling Ave., Blackfoot, ID
On the outside, this 15 room mansion resembles a southern plantation home. On the inside, it houses an historic collection of classic dolls and Native American artifacts. Wood and iron Victorian ornamentation adds to the building's interest. Guided tours are available.
Boise Art Museum --
670 South Julia Davis Drive , Boise, ID
Boise Basin Museum --
503 Montgomery St., Idaho City, ID
The rich history of the Boise Basin is captured in artifacts from the gold rush of the 1860s and the following eras at this museum in Idaho City. Kenn Smith's unique bottle collection from the Boise Basin is considered one of the Northwest's finest and a video presentation is available. The museum is surrounded by a village of frame buildings from the 19th century.
Boise State University Vertebrate Museum --
1910 University Dr., Boise, ID
Housed in halls of the 2nd floor of the Science-Nursing Building, this exhibit contains thousands of preserved specimens of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. We have reasonable representations of local species and a limited number of specimens of many more exotic species. The museum is used for teaching Vertebrate Natural History, Ornithology, and Mammalogy and for research.
Boise State University Vertebrate Museum --
1910 University Dr., Boise, ID
Housed in halls of the 2nd floor of the Science-Nursing Building, this exhibit contains thousands of preserved specimens of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. We have reasonable representations of local species and a limited number of specimens of many more exotic species. The museum is used for teaching Vertebrate Natural History, Ornithology, and Mammalogy and for research.
Bonner County Historical Museum --
611 S. Ella Ave., Sandpoint, ID
Located in Lakeview Park, the museum features exhibits detailing the history and development of Bonner County. Visitors take a trip back to the era of Native Americans, fur traders, steamboats, and railroads. Displays include: Farragut Naval Training Base, a pioneer kitchen, and an S.I.R.R. caboose. A research library and large collection of historical photographs are also available. Adjacent to the museum is an Idaho native plant arboretum and park.
Boundary County Museum --
7229 Main St., Bonners Ferry, ID
In 1899, Edwin Bonner started a ferry service across the Kootenai River here and the town of Bonners Ferry began. This museum has a collection of historical photos of Bonners Ferry and the surrounding area.
Candy Apple Orchard --
1871 West South Slope Road, Emmett, ID
A wonderful You-Pick apple orchard. They give you a funky bag and a apple picker to use that makes it super fun!
Canyon County Historical Museum --
1200 Front St., Nampa, ID
Canyon County's original train depot, built in 1903, is now the home of the Canyon County Historical Museum. The former depot is perhaps Idaho's finest example of Baroque revival architecture. Used as a depot until the 1920s, it now houses displays of both Canyon County and Union Pacific Railroad memorabilia, including a 1940s-era caboose that can be toured. Two model train layouts are a favorite among guests of all ages. Agricultural, medical, and household items can be viewed in the Annex, along with Rosabelle, the talking cow. A research library is available by appointment.
Central Idaho Historical Museum --
1001 State St., McCall, ID
This is a four-acre site on the National Register of Historic Places. Of eight buildings on the site, three are Finnish log construction, the remaining are board & batten construction, all built by Civilian Conservation Corps during 1936. As the headquarters of the Southern Idaho Timber Protective Association, the buildings were used as the fire warden and assistant warden's residences, crew quarters, a machine shop and more. Displays include a Murray Corliss steam engine, (which powered the Brown Tie & Lumber Co. in McCall), the restored fire warden's house and several other interpretive displays on the Idaho forest and history.
Clearwater Historical Museum --
315 College Ave., Orofino, ID
Dedicated to preserving the history of the Clearwater River area, this museum displays samples from their collection of more than 4,000 old pictures and historical artifacts from the past, including gold mining, logging, farming, the Nez Perce Indians and the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Individual tours are given on request. The historical society also offers programs on regional history at their meetings, held the 2nd Tuesday of each month, October through May.
Council Valley Museum --
100 S. Galena St., Council, ID
This museum highlights the history of Adams County and the Council area. Adams County developed when gold was discovered in Warren and Florence, and a trail along the Weiser River, through the Council Valley, transported supplies to the mines from the Boise area. Large, inter-tribal Indian gatherings were once held in the Council Valley. The name Council came from these gatherings held in the area because early pioneers believed they were "council" meetings.
Crane House Museum --
Box 152, Harrison, ID
The Crane Historical Society was formed in 1984 for the purpose of perpetuating Harrison's colorful heritage. The museum contains historical information and artifacts of the Harrison area from the late 1890s and early 1900s. The old jail, a structure built around 1920, has been moved to the Crane House site. Special tours are offered throughout the week by appointment.
Crystal Gold Mine Museum --
51931 Silver Valley Rd., Kellogg, ID
Visit the only authentic 1880s underground gold mine museum in the Northwest! This mine was worked from 1879 to 1881 and was only rediscovered in 1991. A guided underground tour explains how miners drilled, traced veins and tested for gold. Underground mine tours, museum and gift shop are open all year with seasonal gold panning. This is a AAA-approved attraction with an RV Park on site. Tour buses are welcome.
The Discovery Center of Idaho, Inc. --
131 Myrtle Street, Boise, ID
The Discovery Center of Idaho's mission is to provide experiences and educational opportunities that inspire lifelong learning and interest in science, math and technology, and that supplement and enrich formal science education through interactive exhibits, educational programs and teacher resources.
Farnsworth TV & Pioneer Museum --
118 W. 1st S., Rigby, ID
The Jefferson County Historical Museum has 14,000 sq. ft. of exhibitions on the pre-electric and early electric era, the history of Jefferson County and early photography. Local inventors, including Philo T. Farnsworth, the inventor of television, are also profiled. The first television tube, Indian artifacts and animal trophies are on display. It also features local writers such as Vardis Fisher, who wrote Mountain Man, which was made into a movie called Jerimiah Johnson, with Robert Redford.
Fort Hall Replica --
911 N. 7th, Pocatello, ID
Fort Hall is a replica of the historic facility that served pioneer travelers along the Oregon Trail. Enter the massive wooden gates and wander through the Company Hall, Frontier Room, Indian Room, Factor's Quarter, Blacksmith and Carpenter's Room. A covered wagon and tepee enhance the outdoor exhibit. See the video "Fort Hall, Gateway to the Northwest" and visit the gift shop.
Gem County Historical Society and Museum --
501 E. First St., Emmett, ID
The Gem County Historical Museum is a five-building complex including a little red one-room schoolhouse, a blacksmith shop and a Victorian cottage with artifacts from Frank Hunt , Idaho's 5th governor (1901-1903). Displays interpreting pioneer days in the area include full-size displays of a general store, parlor, laundry room and a medical office. A special display honors veterans.
Herrett Center for Arts and Science --
315 Falls Ave., Twin Falls, ID
Explore the ancient Americas. Enjoy contemporary art. Soar through the solar system from your planetarium seat. The Herrett Center is all these plus a gift shop for the imaginative. Tour yesterday, today, and tomorrow at the Herrett Center on the College of Southern Idaho campus. Artifacts include pre-Inca textiles, Mayan jade and Peruvian pottery. In 1995 the Faulkner Planetarium, a 144-seat, state-of-the-art theater was added to the museum. Call for details about special events such as Star Parties and Mingle in the Jungle at the Herrett Center.
Historical Museum at St. Gertrude --
465 Keuterville Rd., Cottonwood, ID
The Historical Museum at St. Gertrude is located on the grounds of the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood. Established in 1931, the museum houses a unique collection of over 70,000 artifacts with some 11,000 on display which reflect the early history of the region. Rediscover the pioneer days through exhibits from the early mining and farming era, plus a varied collection of minerals, firearms, Nez Perce artifacts and religious items. Highlights include the Rhoades Emmanuel Memorial, an extraordinary collection of fine Asian and European artifacts. The Museum hosts a dinner/dance in April and an annual Raspberry Festival on the first Sunday in August.
Hughes Home Museum --
538 Main Ave., St. Maries, ID
The Hughes House is a log structure constructed in 1902 in St. Maries as a men's club. It went on to become a doctor's office in 1906. In 1926 it was purchased by Raleigh Hughes and renovated. It remained in the Hughes family until 1989, when the Centennial Committee acquired the building and turned it into a museum. Get your Idaho passport stamped here and learn about St. Maries' history.
Idaho Botanical Gardens --
2355 Old Penitentiary Road, Boise, ID
The Idaho Botanical Garden is a living museum providing visitors with a stimulating experience in nature. Garden features include native and exotic plant communities, theme and display gardens, and education programs. A wonderful field trip for a group or just a family. If you call ahead they will create an educational experience for groups.
Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum --
220 N. Lincoln, Jerome, ID
A project of the Jerome County Historical Society, the Idaho Farm & Ranch Museum is being developed to preserve the agricultural heritage of south central Idaho. The I-farm is located Northeast of the I-84 / Highway 93 Junction. Special tours are available. The I-farm also has an event called Live History Day the second Saturday in June every year, which features the old time farming and family lifestyles. Call for more details.
Idaho Ice World --
7072 South Eisenman Road, Boise, ID
Two ice rinks, game room and two restaurants. So many options from public skate to lessons to hockey and more. See the website for more info.
Idaho Military History Museum --
4748 S Lindbergh St Bldg 924, Boise, ID
Covering a broad spectrum of military history, via photos and artifacts, on your tour you will see Gowen Field as it was during World War II as well as Idahoans in the Philippine Insurrection through Operation Iraqi Freedom/Enduring Freedom. A number of small arms are on display as are many of the guidons from units past, some of which have felt the breezes of distant lands and date back to the early years of the 20th century. There are also exhibits on both the Idaho Air and Army National Guard as well as Mountain Home Air Force Base, the United States Marines and the US Navy. A collection of armored vehicles is in the outdoor compound. Volunteer staff will be happy to help you with any questions that you may have about the displays. You should allow at least one hour for your visit.
Idaho Museum of Mining & Geology --
2455 Old Penitentiary Rd., Boise, ID
The museum presents Idaho's fascinating geology and rich mining heritage in exhibits of specimens, maps, stories, and photographs. Field Trips and other special events are happening throughout the season. Educational fun for all ages!
Idaho Museum of Natural History --
ISU Campus, Pocatello, ID
The Idaho Museum of Natural History actively nurtures an understanding of and delight in Idaho's natural and cultural heritage. Discover dinosaurs, ice-age mammals, volcanic hotspots, living off the land, and more. Experience science hands-on in the Discovery Room. Outdoor exhibits include a Tree Walk and a Natural History Garden. The Museum Store offers unique gift and souvenir items including "Rite in the Rain" products.
Idaho Potato Museum --
130 NW Main St., Blackfoot, ID
The Idaho Potato Museum offers dozens of fun and educational exhibits featuring the world's most popular vegetable and Idaho's most famous product. The museum features old farming equipment, several educational exhibits including 1600-year-old vessels made in Peru and a video presentation about the development of the potato industry. You can also view the world's largest potato chip and the Spud Cellar Gift Shop offers almost any potato gift imaginable including potato fudge, t-shirts and potato lotion.
Idaho State Capitol Building --
700 W. Jefferson St., Boise, ID
This tour encapsulates Idaho history, architecture, art, and of course, an overview of legislative process.
Idaho State Historical Museum --
610 Julia Davis Dr., Boise, ID
Discover the fascinating history of the State of Idaho from prehistoric times through fur trading days, the gold rush and pioneer settlement. The Idaho State Historical Museum, founded in 1907, is Idaho's largest and most popular museum. Richly detailed interiors show how Idahoans in the late 19th and 20th centuries lived and conducted business. Exhibits about the state's Native American, Chinese and Basque populations are also presented. Exhibits change periodically and special events are held throughout the year.
Kathryn Albertson Park --
1001 Americana Blvd, Boise, ID
A 41 acre park in downtown Boise. Wonderful park for photography lessons, nature hikes, wildlife research and more. No playground equiptment here, this is more of a natural environment with landscaping! Very nice.
Krispy Kreme Doghnuts --
1525 N. Eagle Road, Meridian, ID
The staff will teach the kids the business (give them a tour) and give them a free hat and donut! The kids love the free donuts!
Latah County Historical Museum --
327 E. Second St., Moscow, ID
Explore Moscow's history at the Victorian-era McConnell Mansion. The restored rooms interpret cultural history from the 1880s era of idaho governor William McConnell to the 1940s meeting place for University of Idaho students. Children can discover history with a treasure hunt and hands-on activities. Changing exhibits recall the people and events in Latah County history. During warm weather visitors can relax in the back garden. The museum store carries a selection of local history books and brochures, Victorian-style gifts and cards, books, games and toys for children.
Lawson's Emu-Z-Um --
22142 River Rd., Grand View, ID
This former emu ranch near the Snake River in Grand View is now a museum that includes an authentic replica of an early 1860s town, Native American artifacts and the Silver City Schoolhouse Museum. Displays include period clothing, antique farm implements, a hand-built automobile and train station with model trains on display.
Legacy Flight Museum --
Rexburg Airport, Rexburg, ID
An 18,000 square foot vintage military aircraft (warbird) museum with a focus and mission to preserve the history of military aircraft, the role they played in preserving America's freedom and to honor the men and women of the armed forces.
Lemhi County Historical Museum --
210 Main St., Salmon, ID
Lemhi County was the first place Lewis and Clark crossed the Continental Divide into what is now Idaho and this museum features Lewis and Clark information. It also features the largest collection of Lemhi Shoshoni artifacts, including headdresses and peace pipes, plus the unique Ray Edwards Oriental Collection, donated by a local man who traveled extensively in Asia in the 1920's. Other Chinese artifacts date back to Chinese settlers in the area. Learn about Elmer Keith, a notorious sharp-shooter, from a display which includes his 5 gallon hat, pistol and boots.
Linder Farms --
7165 South Linder Road, Meridian, ID
Linder Farms is a 15 acre pumpkin patch, 15 acre corn maze, and fantastic family event.
McConnell Mansion --
110 S Adams St, Moscow, ID
Built in the late 19th century by Governor William McConnell, the house is now operated as a museum by the Latah County Historical Society. Exhibits include relics and Victorian-style furniture from the late 1800s.
MK Nature Center --
600 S Walnut, Boise, ID
The Morrison Knudsen Nature Center offers a one-of-a-kind fish and wildlife experience on a 4.6-acre site along the Boise River Greenbelt near downtown Boise. The Nature Center's stream walk and education building provide a glimpse of Idaho's many landscapes and abundant wildlife. The underwater viewing windows along the stream walk give visitors a fish-eye view of the world. The Visitors Center has a few exhibits-animal furs to touch, a local gopher snake, a local salamander, areas to make animal prints in a sandbox and various other small activities. It also has a great sitting are with a large window looking to watch birds. There are several books to identify the local birds. Outside there is a great paved nature walk. It guides you along a stream and the area's 4.6 acre park. Along the way you see several habitats. Also there are great viewing areas for the fish living in the river. They have even built an underwater viewing windows that are wonderful. There are plenty of signs and info along the way to make it a great self tour or you can schedule group tours.
National Oregon / California Trail Center --
320 N. 4th St., Montpelier, ID
The National Oregon/California Trail Center is located near the Clover Creek Encampment of the Oregon Trail. The trail center depicts the 2000-mile, 5-month journey along the Oregon Trail in daily Living History tours. A Wagon Master guides visitors through an interactive tour that includes a simulated covered wagon ride generated by advanced computer technology. The Rails & Trails Museum within the heritage center displays artifacts, diaries, relics of the pioneers of Bear Lake Valley including railroad memorabilia. Allow 40-minutes minimum.
Nature Conservancy Cougar Bay Preserve --
From Coeur d'Alene, south on Hwy 95 about 2 miles, Coeur d Alene, ID
Just minutes from downtown Coeur d'Alene, visitors walking the trails of the 88-acre Cougar Bay Preserve will discover a virtual wildlife nursery on the northwest shore of one of Idaho's most beautiful mountain lakes. Bordered by towering coniferous forests and lush meadows, Cougar Bay attracts migrating and nesting waterfowl, numerous shorebirds, songbirds, moose, beaver, otter and deer.
Oasis Bordello Museum --
605 Cedar Street, Wallace, ID
An authentic glimpse into one mining district’s bawdy and colorful past.
Old Idaho Penitentiary --
2445 Old Penitentiary Road, Boise, ID
Begin your visit with a video presentation recalling prison history, notorious inmates, and daily prison life. Once inside the Yard, imagine life in the foreboding sandstone cellhouses, see the contrasting beauty of the historic rose gardens, and view the effects of the 1973 riot. Visit Solitary Confinement, known as "Siberia," as well as Death Row and the Gallows. Exhibits are located throughout the site. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the day's weather.
Old Mission State Park --
24 mi E of Coeur d'Alene on I-90, Cataldo, ID
Idaho's oldest standing building. The Mission of the Sacred Heart (or Sacred Heart Mission) was constructed between 1850 and 1853 by Catholic missionaries and members of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe. This is a rare educational experience, giving visitors an opportunity not found anywhere else, giving visitors an opportunity to examine the dynamics and complexities between Jesuit missionaries and the tribal people among whom they settled.
Owyhee County Historical Museum --
17085 Basey St., Murphy, ID
The Owyhee County Historical Society's mission is to preserve for future generations historical records, documents, sites building, articles, oral histories and artifacts of Owyhee County. This museum at Murphy features Owyhee County history, an exhibit hall, school house, farm machinery and a mining stamp mill. They sponsor an effort to instill in school children, as well as adults, an appreciation of county history.
Post Falls Historical Museum --
101 E. 4th Avenue, Post Falls, ID
The Post Falls Historical Society was created in 1988 with the purpose of protecting and preserving the historical heritage of the Post Falls area by sharing and recording their history. The Museum was opened to share the exhibits with the community, as well as educate. The Historical Museum is located in close proximity and walking distance to City Hall, the Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center, Treaty Rock, the Corbin Ditch, and many other historical sites and History Walk figures, making Post Falls an ideal and cost effective field trip.
Spragpole Museum --
Box 425, Murray, ID
This 10,000 sq. ft. museum captures Murray's mining era days during the late 1800s. Recreated rooms of the period include a parlor, bedroom and kitchen. Antique cameras, typewriters, bottles, toys and firearms are also on display. This is a one-of-a-kind trip through time in a region that produced more silver than anywhere else in the world.
Staff House Museum --
820 W. McKinley Avenue, Kellogg, ID
The Staff House Museum was constructed in 1906 by the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company as the residence for Manager Stanley A. Easton and his bride, Estelle Greenough.
Tautphaus Park Zoo --
2725 Carnival Way, Idaho Falls, ID
Watch the flock of threatened African Penguins, experience a wallaby mob on the move, discover the gibbons aerobactic abilities or surround yourself with sights and sounds of South American birds in the walk-through aviary. Stop by the Children's Zoo and pat a donkey, feed a lamb or just relax on a bench and enjoy the beautifully landscaped grounds. Over 350 animals, the largest collection in Idaho, call Tautphaus Park Zoo home.
Texas Roadhouse --
3801 E. Fairview Rd., Meridian, ID
Get ready for some fun and some tasty treats! Go behind the scenes at this popular restaurant and find out how they prepare the food and get things ready to open their doors to serve our community.
Warhawk Air Museum --
201 Municipal Drive, Nampa, ID
The mission of the museum is to teach and preserve World War II history from the home front to the war front and aviation history from the advent of flight through the space age. The Warhawk Air Museum encourages an educational experience about the technology, culture, and social changes that have occurred in North America since World War II.
Whittenberger Planetarium --
College of Idaho Campus, Caldwell, ID
A WONDERFUL trip! The planetarium turns the room into a virtual sky complete with stars and planets. You sit back, enjoy the dark room and the wonderful ceiling show and the presenter will talk and educate you!
Wings Center --
1875 Century Way, Boise, ID
Indoor sports for kids. Providing high quality sports instruction, educational opportunities, and entertainment.
World Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame --
1910 University Dr., Boise, ID
The World Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame honors world-class athletes who are role models and humanitarians. Displays include artifacts and photos about the positive aspects of sports in human life and the specific athletes chosen for the honor. Inductees include such world-class athletes as Arthur Ashe, Rafer Johnson, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Roberto Clemente, Julius Erving, Bonnie Blair, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, David Robinson, Tony Gwynn, Mary Lou Retton, Kirby Puckett and Nate "Tiny" Archibald. Recent honorees include basketball star A.C. Green, tennis player Andrea Jaeger and Olympic Gold Medal winning speed skater Johann Olav Koss, Steve Young and the Harlem Globetrotters honoring them for touching the world.
Zoo Boise --
355 Julia Davis Drive, Boise , ID