Blackfoot 1st Ward Exterior
If anyone has info on this building, I would welcome it. Right now I only have the dates of construction from the marker on the front of the building.
187 N Ash
Blackfoot, ID
Built 1928-33
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Wish i had more info that’s my home town. I know the interior is quite unique, and the chapel has a separate mothers room high in the back seperated from the main chapel by glass.
I would recommend checking out the Blackfoot tabernacle. Now a funeral home and formerly a civic center. Its quite interesting.
http://www.willhiteweb.com/lds_historic_sights/buildings/blackfoot_tabernacle_103.htm
also immediately behind the tabernacle is Blackfoot’s first Seminary Building. It has a domed foyer. Now it houses a law office, but the lawyers are friendly to the church.
I love the work you are doing. We have such a rich history of buildings in the church.
January 20, 2012 at 10:53 am