Idaho

Located at 1126 Washington in the Garden District, this opulent house was designed by Thomas K. Wharton and built in 1859. Its original owner was Abel Bosworth, an ice merchant.

The Idaho Black History Museum is a museum of local African-American history housed in the first Black church in Idaho, run by the great-great-grandson of the chapel's first pastor.

Designed by James King and completed in 1892, this imposing sandstone building was modeled on the Romanesque-Revival-style Marshall Field's store in Chicago.

Formerly known as the Chico Club, this brick building in the Basque Block was constructed around 1915 as an apartment building. Since 2005 it has been a fine-dining Basque restaurant called Leku Ona.

Built of brick in a French Chateau style, complete with turrets and mansard roof, the Idanha Hotel was completed in 1901. It is now an apartment building with Guru Donuts on the main floor.

A fully refurbished Travelodge, the Modern Hotel features stylish midcentury rooms and a courtyard bar serving imaginative food and artful cocktails.