Historic haunted places in Boise, ID. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
The company's first home burned in 1956 and two members died going back inside. Volunteers say three gentle spirits came with them to the domed Fort Street theater, where lights tu…
Boise's 1927 movie palace is said to be home to Joe, a projectionist who died of a heart attack climbing to the booth in the 1950s. Staff describe doors opening, lights switching o…
More than 13,000 people were held at this prison between 1872 and 1973. Raymond Snowden was hanged in 5 House in 1957 in a botched execution, and visitors there report gasping soun…
The turreted Idanha opened as a hotel in 1901 and is now apartments. Residents tell of a bellboy who rides the elevator alone, often to the fourth floor, along with gray figures on…
Partial (tavern and lobby open; ghost walk meets here).
Boise's second grand hotel opened in 1910 and now holds apartments, offices and a tavern. Its ghosts are described as calm, including a woman who hovered over a couple's bed in Roo…