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Boise Train Depot Ghost | Boise Idaho | Paranormal | Historical | Haunting | IdaHaunts | BoiCGH

Angela@angie-uk

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#1 · June 29, 2020, 2:21 pm

Quote from Angela on June 29, 2020, 2:21 pm

The Boise Union Pacific Depot, known as Boise Train Depot, is a prized and treasured historical location not only famed for its original authentic architectural structure but also believed to be haunted.

Erected in 1925 and used as a transport route between Chicago and Oregon. The depot was named 'the most beautiful building of its kind in all the West'. 

Working operations finally ceased in 1997. The depot saw a $3.5 million renovation and is beautifully maintained. A very popular point of interest with visitors is the 96-foot belltower housing the historic depot bell.

It is believed that a spirit of an employee shows up here not realising that he died here and still shows up to work.

The depot is open for public viewing on specific days and there are rare guided tour dates released throughout the year so why not go and see for yourself.

The Boise Union Pacific Depot, known as Boise Train Depot, is a prized and treasured historical location not only famed for its original authentic architectural structure but also believed to be haunted.

Erected in 1925 and used as a transport route between Chicago and Oregon. The depot was named 'the most beautiful building of its kind in all the West'. 

Working operations finally ceased in 1997. The depot saw a $3.5 million renovation and is beautifully maintained. A very popular point of interest with visitors is the 96-foot belltower housing the historic depot bell.

It is believed that a spirit of an employee shows up here not realising that he died here and still shows up to work.

The depot is open for public viewing on specific days and there are rare guided tour dates released throughout the year so why not go and see for yourself.

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