History of Caldwell, Idaho, USA

Caldwell, a post-town of Ada co., Idaho, on the Oregon Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad, 144 miles W. by N. of Shoshone, and 27 miles by rail W. of Boisé City. It has 3 churches, a bank, a newspaper office, and graded schools, and is the seat of a Presbyterian college. Stock-raising, agriculture, and mining are the principal industries. Pop. 779.

Caldwell, a banking post-town, capital of Canyon co., Idaho, on the Oregan Shore Line R., 29 miles W. by N. of Boise City. Stock-raising, agriculture, and mining are the principal industries. Pop. in 1890, 779 ; in 1900, 997.

Indian Creek Plaza:

This is the heart of downtown Caldwell, offering a vibrant gathering place with events, concerts, and festivals throughout the year. Check the calendar for live music, farmers' markets, and other community happenings.

Caldwell Night Rodeo:

If you're in town in August, don't miss the Caldwell Night Rodeo. It's one of the largest and most famous rodeos in the Pacific Northwest, featuring thrilling rodeo events, concerts, and a carnival.

Whittenberger Planetarium:

Located at the College of Idaho, the Whittenberger Planetarium offers a unique experience to explore the wonders of the universe through their astronomy shows. It's an educational and fascinating outing for both kids and adults.

Sawtooth Winery:

Explore the local wine scene at Sawtooth Winery, known for its picturesque vineyards and excellent wines. Take a tour of the winery, indulge in wine tastings, and enjoy the scenic views of the Snake River Valley.

Orma J. Smith Museum of...