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Downtown Boise, viewed from the historic 1927 train station, offers a striking perspective of the city’s blend of architectural and cultural landmarks. Capitol Boulevard stretches prominently, anchored by the train station at one end and the Idaho State Capitol building at the other.
The capitol, completed in 1905 and inspired by the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC, features distinctive local sandstone construction, lending a warm, natural tone that contrasts beautifully with the modern downtown skyline.
This vantage point highlights Boise’s unique balance of history and progress.
Downtown Boise, viewed from the historic 1927 train station, offers a striking perspective of the city’s blend of architectural and cultural landmarks. Capitol Boulevard stretches prominently, anchored by the train station at one end and the Idaho State Capitol building at the other.
The capitol, completed in 1905 and inspired by the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC, features distinctive local sandstone construction, lending a warm, natural tone that contrasts beautifully with the modern downtown skyline.
This vantage point highlights Boise’s unique balance of history and progress.