Idaho Black History Museum

"This was a nice little museum about Idaho Black History went with my Dad, niece, and nephew. We enjoyed talking to Phillip Thompson, Board of Director/President of the museum, on June 9th. He was very friendly and gave us some great informative information as we walked through the museum. Check it out when you're in the area. Also, check the times it's open before arriving."

"Lovely restored little church with lots of informational signs, roughly in chronological order starting on your right as you walk in. Fantastically great portrait of MLK and a really great mural above the entry, too. Lots of QR codes to read more information on several topics, and it a little broader than just African American history - one about Idaho's "area 51" is a lot of fun. The gentleman who runs the place is great to talk to! I don't know if he's always the one there, but he's very personable."

"My husband and I visited the museum on Wednesday, October 16th. It’s not a big museum and is in the former St.Paul Baptist Church(Idaho’s first Black church). We enjoyed talking and learning more from the Executive Director- Phillip Thompson about the museum history and his family history in Boise. This museum is free to everyone."