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The Pierce-Borah House | Historical Architectural Significance in Ada County | Boise, Idaho | Historical | Heritage | Idaho | BoiCGH

Angela@angie-uk

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#1 · June 12, 2021, 1:51 pm

Quote from Angela on June 12, 2021, 1:51 pm

The Pierce-Borah house is a historical building located west of Garden City, Ada County Idaho.

This hauntingly beautiful Queen Anne era, Gothic styled, residence is architecturally significant as it was one of the very first constructions erected by Idaho native architect John E. Tourtellotte completing in 1897 on a 3 acre land plot.

First commissioned by entrepreneur Walter E. Pierce and later resided in by United States Senator William Borah (1865-1940).

Sadly, with time, the house succumbed to disarray and was added to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in 1983.

Another fascinating site of heritage.

Have you ever passed by this wonderful Ada County historical landmark?

#historyinourhands #thisplacematters #historicalpreservation #historicalidaho #historicalboise #historicalmeridian 

The Pierce-Borah house is a historical building located west of Garden City, Ada County Idaho.

This hauntingly beautiful Queen Anne era, Gothic styled, residence is architecturally significant as it was one of the very first constructions erected by Idaho native architect John E. Tourtellotte completing in 1897 on a 3 acre land plot.

First commissioned by entrepreneur Walter E. Pierce and later resided in by United States Senator William Borah (1865-1940).

Sadly, with time, the house succumbed to disarray and was added to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in 1983.

Another fascinating site of heritage.

Have you ever passed by this wonderful Ada County historical landmark?

#historyinourhands #thisplacematters #historicalpreservation #historicalidaho #historicalboise #historicalmeridian 

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