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A Hidden Gem Since 1947, This Historic Amusement Park In Idaho Falls Has Officially Reopened
Funland, a historic amusement park in Idaho Falls, has reopened after extensive renovations, offering a nostalgic experience with modern safety improvements.

The Oldest Building In Idaho Is A Must-Visit Attraction In A State Park
Mission of the Sacred Heart in Old Mission State Park is the oldest building in Idaho, offering a unique historical and educational experience.

This Wooden Carousel Was Once Damaged, Dismantled, And Fully Restored In Idaho
Rexburg, Idaho, is home to the historic Idaho Centennial Carousel and other hidden gems, making it a perfect family day trip destination.

Walk Where The Pioneers Once Walked On This Easy Hiking Trail In Idaho
Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument in Idaho offers unique fossil discoveries and a historic hiking experience along the Emigrant Trail.

Few People Know There’s A Beautiful National Park Historic Site Hiding In This Tiny Idaho Town
Orofino, a small town in Idaho, is home to the Lewis and Clark Canoe Camp Historic Site and is surrounded by natural beauty.

Few People Know About The Missing Treasure Hiding In An Idaho Lake
Mud Lake Wildlife Management Area in Idaho is known for its wildlife and a hidden treasure from an 1865 stagecoach robbery.

This Vault In A Small Town In Idaho May Hold A Piece of Wild West History

Step Inside The Living Ghost Town Of Atomic City In Idaho
Atomic City, Idaho, a near-abandoned town with a tragic nuclear history, remains a haunting reminder of the Atomic Age.

This Abandoned Railroad to Nowhere In Idaho Will Fill You With Nostalgia
Idaho’s Thunder Mountain Railroad, a historic and scenic train ride, is fondly remembered and missed by many despite ceasing operations in 2016.

The Story Of Idaho’s Jack The Ripper Is A Disturbing Tale You Won’t Forget
Raymond Snowden, known as "Idaho's Jack the Ripper," brutally murdered a woman in 1956 and is believed to haunt the state to this day.





