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We’re dedicated to bringing the rich, untold history of Idaho Falls to life – the fascinating, gritty tales of a bygone era that are often overlooked.
We invite you to dive into the local lore and legends that shaped our city’s character – from daring bootleggers of Prohibition to the lives of those who walked on the fringes of society. This is where history meets storytelling.
Join us as we explore the vibrant undercurrents of Idaho Falls’ past, one story at a time.

Shadows of Guilt and Gallows: The Tragic Saga of Sid Larkins | PART ONE
I’ve seen a lot of men walk to their deaths, but none like Sid Larkins. Most of them are scared out of their wits, begging for mercy or praying to some God they’ve never met until they’re staring down the barrel of their own mortality. But Sid? He was different…

The Art of Crafting the Perfect Prohibition-Era Cocktail
The Prohibition era (1920-1933) was a fascinating time in American history. While the 18th Amendment sought to curb alcohol consumption, it inadvertently spurred a golden age of cocktail creativity. Speakeasies, hidden bars, and clandestine gatherings became the backdrop for some of the most iconic cocktails we know today.

NOW STREAMING! Untold Stories of Idaho Falls: The Podcast
Untold Stories of Idaho Falls is now in podcast form! Did you miss the live event? Hear the story on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

The History of Soiled Dove Traditions in Idaho Falls: A Prohibition-Era Legacy
Idaho Falls, known for its scenic Snake River views and rich history, carries an intriguing legacy from the Prohibition era—a time when speakeasies flourished and social norms were redefined. Among the vibrant tales of this era are the traditions of the “soiled doves,” women who lived on the margins of

Soiled Dove Island: Idaho Falls’ First Red Light District
Nestled along the banks of the Snake River, Idaho Falls is a city known today for its vibrant community, scenic beauty, and cultural landmarks. Yet, few are aware of the city’s shadowy past, when it was home to a red-light district known as “Soiled Dove Island.” The Origin of Soiled