june tour #2: Rose Garden Ramble at Caldwell's Luby Park
Tuesday, June 2 at 6:30 PM
Presented by Barbara Perry Bauer, Historian and Founding Member of TAG Historical Research & Consulting
About | June Tour Series
Join historian, Barbara Perry Bauer, for a stroll through the rose garden at Caldwell's Luby Park. Tucked into a quiet corner of the park this charming garden has deep roots in Caldwell's history and Depression-era Works Progress Administration (WPA). Designed by local civic volunteer Jess Gowen and built by community members, the garden reflects both local pride and New Deal history. Enjoy the colors and fragrance of the roses while learning the story behind this small but historic place.
Barbara is a principal and founding member of TAG Historical Research & Consulting. As a consulting historian, she has worked throughout Idaho on projects ranging from museum exhibits to nominations for the National Register of Historic Places. She is the author of South Boise Scrapbook: A Neighborhood History, Treasure Valley’s Electric Railway, and Legendary Locals of Boise (with Elizabeth Jacox). Barbara is passionate about history and shares her interest through lectures, walking tours, and bike tours and enjoys uncovering the hidden stories of Idaho's historic places.
Important Information About ArchWalks Tours
Tour Guides and Acknowledgments: Preservation Idaho volunteers, who are experts in their fields, have carefully curated and will lead the ArchWalks tours. Special thanks to Barbara Perry Bauer, Dan Everhart, Jeffery Holley, Emily Fritchman Mahaney, and Doug Stan for their efforts in orchestrating these tours, and to our dedicated volunteers Jessica Alvarado, Lynn Thayer, and Carolyn Wolfe, and Rosemary Zimbelman for their contributions.
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Pricing:
Season Packages: Season ticket packages for all five ArchWalks (each month, from May through September) are available for $50. The member promo code for this discount is automatically applied through the provided links during checkout. Credit card processing fees and taxes apply.
Tour Tickets: Individual tour tickets are available at $10.00 for Preservation Idaho members and $12.00 for non-members. Members looking to use the $2 discount can click LOGIN FOR MEMBER BENEFITS to access and purchase through their online membership account. Credit card processing fees and taxes apply.
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Tour Conditions: All tours are held outdoors and will proceed regardless of weather. Please dress appropriately.
Ticket Transferability: Tickets are transferable and can be shared with family and friends.
Need to switch tour dates?: Tour date changes are typically subject to availability. Our tours often sell out, but occasionally spots open up when guests cancel. If that happens, we're happy to accommodate date changes whenever possible - just reach out and we'll do our best to help!
Tour Restrictions: Please note that ArchWalks tours do not include entry into private homes.
Duration: Tours typically last around one hour and 15 minutes, though some may extend beyond that.
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