Sleep In A Historic Ice House In Boise’s Historic North End in Idaho
By Courtnie Erickson|Published July 28, 2022
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Courtnie Erickson
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From Southern Utah to the Panhandle in Idaho, Courtnie Erickson has lived in what she believes are the best (and the most beautiful!) areas in the country. She graduated with a journalism degree from Utah State University and has more than 15 years of professional writing experience. You’ll likely see her with a Dr. Pepper in her hand and a pair of running shoes on her feet. Courtnie is a writer and editor at OnlyInYourState.
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Boise is a beautiful city that dates back to 1864. While today, much has changed, there are still several areas of the city where you can take a step back in time like Boise’s historic North End neighborhood. This was the city’s first suburban neighborhood, created in 1878 and while small, it still offered much for residents. Today, you can visit Boise’s historic North End neighborhood and stay for a while. In the Franklin House, one of Boise’s oldest ice houses, you’ll have a getaway that you’ll never want to leave.
Have you ever stayed at the Franklin House or visited the beer garden? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience! You can learn more about the Franklin House, including rooms, availability, and upcoming beer garden events, on its website and Facebook page.
While Boise is beautiful and has quite an interesting history, it is also considered one of the safest cities in the entire world! That’s right — the world! You can learn more in our feature article.
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