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The Basque Museum and Cultural Center
611 Grove Street
Boise, ID, 83702
Boise is a great place to be an apartment resident if you're a history buff, too. There is a high concentration of Basque people in the area and so it is a perfect place to learn about their heritage and culture. Learn why they came to settle in such numbers here and what made them stay. The Basque Museum and Cultural Center gives the perfect opportunity for Boise apartment dwellers to do just that through exhibits, artifacts and programs. Chose a guided tour or walk yourself through the old pioneer home and see artifacts dating back as far as 1910. Visit the museum for a tour of the old life and its progression to modern times in Boise Idaho. Enjoy each new exhibit as the museum strives to keep things new and riveting. You can expect exhibits like the Basque Whaling presentation, detaining the whaling expeditions this courageous culture undertook to ensure its survival. The Cyrus Jacobs-Uberuaga House is Boise's historical Basque pioneer home. It was later used as a boarding house for Basque. Now, it is available for tours and used as a learning facility to propel the knowledge of Basque history and culture. Learn with the other inquisitive Boise apartment residents as you take part in any of the number of the group programs offered to the local residents. Take the time to pay extra attention to the various historically important Basque women throughout the centuries. Enjoy the oral and musical histories there as well. Listen to the many recorded oral reports on the history of the area and its important figures. Also, listen to the early music from the culture. Search out the audio interviews with famous Basque citizens. You'll be glad you invested the time.