Jerome, city in and county sear of Jerome County, Idaho, United States
Jerome is a small city and county seat in Jerome County, Idaho. It sits in a landscape shaped by the Snake River Canyon, nearby waterfalls, and wide open spaces, with local parks, shops, and simple restaurants throughout the area.
Jerome was founded in 1907 with roots in agriculture and mining visible in some older buildings around town. The area gained historical importance during World War II when the Minidoka National Historic Site was established nearby to document the internment of Japanese Americans.
The town is walkable with a compact downtown area containing parks, cafes, and shops within easy reach. Visitors can explore the surrounding area and canyon year-round, as outdoor spaces remain accessible throughout all seasons.
The Perrine Bridge crossing the Snake River is a well-known spot where base jumpers regularly leap from its height. From the bridge, visitors can look down at the river and surrounding hills while watching this sport in action.
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