List of Art Deco architecture in Idaho

This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in Idaho, United States.

Nuart Theatre, Blackfoot

Blackfoot

• Eastern Idaho State Fair Building, Blackfoot
• Nuart Theatre, Blackfoot, 1930
• United States Post Office–Blackfoot Main, Blackfoot, 1936

Boise High School Gymnasium, Boise

Boise

• 4531 West Freemont, Boise, 1945
• Ada County Courthouse, Boise
• Banner Bank Building, Boise, 2007
• Baxter Apartment Building, Boise, 1941
• Boise Art Museum, Boise, 1937
• Boise High School Gymnasium, Boise
• Boise Junior High School, Boise, 1937
• Boise Municipal Pool, Boise, 1953
• The Egyptian Theatre, Boise, 1927
• Givens Pursley Building, Boise, 1938
• Hitchcock Building, Boise, 1919 and 1930s
• Hoff Building, Boise, 1930
• Idaho National Guard Armory, Boise, 1931
• Idaho Power Building, Boise, 1932
• John Regan American Legion Hall, Boise, 1939
• Kerhisnik Law Building (former Bruce Budge Medical Building), Boise, 1948
• Lowell Elementary, Boise, 1947
• Morris Hill Cemetery Mausoleum, Boise, 1937
• North Junior High School, Boise, 1937
• Reserve Street Armory, Boise, 1931
• St. Luke's Hospital, Boise, 1902 and 1928
• South Junior High, Boise, 1940s
• Sun Ray Cafe, Boise, 1900s and 1950s
• Veltex Building, Boise, 2002
• Washington Elementary, Boise, 1917 and 1947
• Whittier High School, Boise

Idaho Falls

• Idaho Falls 5th Ward Meeting House, Idaho Falls, 1939
• Idaho Falls Idaho Temple, Idaho Falls, 1937
• S. H. Kress and Co. Building, Idaho Falls, 1932
• Smith–Hart Building, Idaho Falls

Moscow

• Moscow High School, Moscow, 1939
• Moscow High School Auditorium, Moscow, 1939
• Nuart Theatre, Moscow, 1935

Jerome County Courthouse, Jerome

Priest River Junior High School, Priest River

Other cities

• Arco City Building, Arco, 1938
• Auditorium Theatre, Pocatello, 1900, 1939
• Bear Lake Middle School, Montpelier, 1937
• Boundary County Courthouse, Bonners Ferry, 1941
• Canyon Springs High School, Caldwell, 1941
• Cassia County Courthouse, Burley, 1939
• City Building and Offices at First and East Center, Pocatello, 1921 and 1940
• Consolidated Wagon/Cain's Furniture Building, Twin Falls, 1909 and 1940s
• Day Rock Bar (former Liberty Theatre), Wallace, 1929
• Depot Sports Bar (former Greyhound Bus Depot), Pocatello, 1946
• Franklin County Courthouse, Preston, 1939
• Gem County Courthouse, Emmett, 1938
• Idaho State University Administration Building, Pocatello, 1939
• Jefferson County Courthouse, Rigby, 1938
• Jerome County Courthouse, Jerome, 1938
• KKOO Radio Station, Weiser, 1947
• L. A. Thomas Memorial Gymnasium, Kimberly, 1941
• Lewis–Clark State College Gymnasium, Lewiston, 1938
• Masonic Hall, Rupert Town Square Historic District, Rupert, 1953
• Oneida County Courthouse, Malad City, 1938
• Orpheum Theater, Twin Falls, 1921
• Owyhee County Courthouse, Murphy, 1936
• Parma Grade School, Parma, 1937
• Priest River Junior High (former High School), Priest River, 1939–1941
• Romance Theater, Rexburg, 1917
• Rupert City Hall, Rupert Town Square Historic District, Rupert, 1937
• Salmon City Hall and Library, Salmon, 1939
• School Gymnasium, Meridian
• Smith's Dairy Products (now Cloverleaf Creamery), Buhl, 1940s
• Star School Building, Star, 1939
• Star Theater, Weiser, 1917 and 1939
• Washington County Courthouse, Weiser, 1938
• United States Post Office, Buhl, 1939
• United States Post Office – Kellogg Main, Kellogg, 1938
• United States Post Office – Orofino Main, Orofino, 1940

See also

• List of Art Deco architecture
• List of Art Deco architecture in the United States

References

• "Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings." Roadside Architecture.com. Retrieved 2019-01-03.
• Cinema Treasures. Retrieved 2022-09-06
• "Court House Lover". Flickr. Retrieved 2022-09-06
• "Idaho Architecture Project". Archived from the original on 2018-11-30. Retrieved 2020-02-21.
• "New Deal Map". The Living New Deal. Retrieved 2020-12-25.
• "SAH Archipedia". Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved 2021-11-21.

External links

• Media related to Art Deco architecture in Idaho at Wikimedia Commons