Highland
Park, the name itself denotes middle-class success and easy living. How did the
Progressive Era and the City Beautiful movement in American history impact the
North End in Boise? You can see it in the beautiful variety of homes in the
Highland Park Addition at the south end of 17th and 18th streets in the North
End. Join local teacher and Preservation Idaho board member Doug Stan as we
rediscover an overlooked part of local history.
Doug
Stan is a Social Studies teacher at Boise High School and a graduate from
Occidental College, where he took Professor Robert Winter’s L.A. Architecture.
This course is the inspiration for the Idaho Architecture Project, and sought
to introduce students to neighborhood architecture and architectural history.
Doug is a Board Member, Treasurer and the Education Committee Chair for
Preservation Idaho.
What to Expect:
Tour Guides and Acknowledgments:
Preservation Idaho volunteers, who are experts in their fields, have carefully
curated and will lead the ArchWalks tours. Special thanks to Barbara Perry
Bauer, Dan Everhart, Emily Fritchman Mahaney, Jeffery Holley, and Doug Stan for
their efforts in orchestrating these tours, and to our dedicated volunteers
Jessica Alvarado, Lynn Thayer, and Carolyn Wolfe, and Rosemary Zimbelman for
their contributions.
Member Benefit Notifications: Members
should have received an advanced notification email to purchase season ticket
packages. If you did not receive this email, please contact us at kellie@preservationidaho.org.
Pricing:
Payment Methods: Credit
card processing fees apply at checkout for all payments made by credit card. To
avoid these fees, you may pay by check by mailing it to Preservation Idaho PO
Box 1495, Boise, ID 83701. Please specify which walking tour package or
individual tour tickets you are purchasing. Taxes apply at checkout for all
tours.
Pre-Tour Communication: Email
reminders, including meeting location, parking information, and other tour
details will be sent at least 48 hours before each walking tour. Ensure your
email address on file is up-to-date.
Tour Conditions: All tours
are held outdoors and will proceed regardless of weather. Please dress
appropriately.
Ticket Transferability: Tickets
are transferable and can be shared with family and friends.
Need to switch tour dates?: Tour date
changes are typically subject to availability. Our tours often sell out, but
occasionally spots open up when guests cancel. If that happens, we're happy to
accommodate date changes whenever possible – just reach out and we'll do our
best to help!
Tour Restrictions: Please
note that ArchWalks tours do not include entry into private homes.
Duration: Tours
typically last around one hour and 15 minutes, though some may extend beyond
that.
Phone Purchases: If you
prefer to purchase season ticket packages or individual tickets over the phone,
please call us at (208) 424-5111. Taxes
apply at checkout for all tours.
Assistance Needed?: If you
encounter any issues or have questions, please reach out to us at kellie@preservationidaho.org.