GHOST TOURS IN IDAHO

Back in the far back of Pete's is a room called the "Cave". Its an old section of the building used as a speak-easy during the Prohibition days. The thick wooden door still has the metal sliding peep-hole used to see who was at the door before opening. Its called the Cave now due to the remodeling that was done many years ago to make it look like an actual cave. The walls and ceiling are rough an... [Read more]

One of the most common of all of the haunting tales of this prison occurs when individuals who visit the massive structure approach the chambers of the executioner. Many have entered this area, and have felt an immense feeling of sadness. These individuals have become quite anxious, and have felt a strong sense of dread. Many visitors have been so sensitive to the paranormal activity in this area ... [Read more]

Visit this bar and grill, housed in a 1908 building that for many years was a sort of saloon, and you may see and hear some strange things. The jukebox has been known to max out its volume suddenly, ghostly laughter may ring out, and unexplained shadowy figures may be seen. This is easiest to notice, as one might assume, when the place is clear of large crowds and only contains a few people. Repor... [Read more]

HISTORY OF MANIFESTATIONS: When gold was discovered in the Boise basin in 1862, Idaho City was the destination of thousands of prospectors as well as business people to provide services for the huge crowd, ranging from groceries to prostitutes. At its peak, there were more than 250 businesses at home in this town, including clothing and food stores, barbershops, pool halls and a bowling alley. ... [Read more]