Idaho State Museum
The Idaho State Museum is a history museum in Boise dedicated to documenting the state's past and development. The building houses exhibits about Native American tribes, pioneer settlement, mining activities, and everyday life across different time periods.
The museum was established to preserve Idaho's history from its earliest inhabitants through the modern era. Its collections focus on significant periods including early settlement, the gold rush period, and community development in the 1800s and 1900s.
The museum has multiple galleries across different levels that are easy to navigate with informational displays throughout. Seating areas are available in several locations, making it comfortable to spend a few hours exploring at your own pace.
The museum showcases artifacts and craftsmanship from the Nez Perce and other local tribes that visitors often pass by quickly. These displays help guests understand the role and influence these communities had in shaping the region's history.
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