This old house that is our Cafe & Gift Shop was once called the 'Woods' house located on 5th St in the Central Addition district in Downtown Boise. It was then beautifully restored with a lovely flower garden and outdoor seating added. The Sturiale Place, originally known as The Wood House, was first located on South 5th Street in Boise's Central Addition, formally one of Boise's most prominent neighborhoods.
Built between 1893 and 1899 and surrounded by apple orchards. In 1905 owner Mary F. Wood became the first librarian of the new Boise Carnegie Library. It's Queen Anne architectural style is characterized by its irregularity, with a variety of window treatments, multiple steep roofs, porches, and bay windows.
Built between 1893 and 1899 and surrounded by apple orchards. In 1905 owner Mary F. Wood became the first librarian of the new Boise Carnegie Library. It's Queen Anne architectural style is characterized by its irregularity, with a variety of window treatments, multiple steep roofs, porches, and bay windows.
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Zimmer House History
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The Queen Anne cottage originally constructed at 412 S. Fifth Street in Boise's Central Addition neighborhood and recently relocated to 1501 W. Jefferson Street, was built in 1893 for Marcus B. Zimmer. No architect has been identified for the house and no details regarding its construction have been found.
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Our Cafe is a place to enjoy a delicious homemade Italian meal in a very lovely and historic setting. The dining area is a bit small, so we have one large communal table and a few tables for two. It reminds me of my travels to Europe many years ago and I wanted to offer the same kind of familiar and friendly atmosphere.
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