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Why Idaho Loves Potatoes: A Tour of Its Famous Spud Museum | Bartell's Backroads

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By John Bartell Verified
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
BLACKFOOT, Idaho — It's no secret that Idaho loves potatoes. The Idaho Potato Museum in Blackfoot celebrates the state's signature crop with a mix of history, humor and hands-on exhibits that showcase why potatoes have become synonymous with Idaho. The museum is more than a collection of potato souvenirs. It's part history lesson, part roadside attraction and part tribute to one of America's favorite foods.
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Freak Alley: Hidden Mural Gallery Transforms Downtown Boise's into Artistic Landmark

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By John Bartell Verified
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
BOISE, Idaho — Hidden behind downtown Boise's dumpsters, utility lines and back doors, Freak Alley Gallery has grown into what its director says is the largest outdoor mural gallery in the Pacific Northwest. What appears to be an ordinary alley transforms as sunlight reaches the murals each day, revealing an ever-changing collection of artwork. This story continues below.
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Freak Alley: Hidden Mural Gallery Transforms Downtown Boise's into Artistic Landmark

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By John Bartell Verified
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
BOISE, Idaho — Hidden behind downtown Boise's dumpsters, utility lines and back doors, Freak Alley Gallery has grown into what its director says is the largest outdoor mural gallery in the Pacific Northwest. What appears to be an ordinary alley transforms as sunlight reaches the murals each day, revealing an ever-changing collection of artwork. This story continues below.
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