Historical Markers in Hailey, Idaho

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Historical Markers in Hailey, Idaho

1 ► Idaho, Blaine County, Hailey — Bullion Block Site/Werthheimer Building — 101 S. Main St. —

On South Main Street at Bullion Street, on the left when traveling north on South Main Street.

The original building on this site, called the Bullion Block, was constructed in 1882. It was at this time that Hailey became the county seat of Alturas County after a bitterly fought election with Bellevue, and the existing county seat, Rocky Bar. . . . — — Map (db m110109) HM

2 ► Idaho, Blaine County, Hailey — J.C. Fox Building — 115 S. Main St. —

On South Main Street near Croy Street, on the left when traveling north.

J.C. Fox, the original owner of the building and one of Hailey's founders, had it erected in 1920 after operating a general store three doors up the street for almost forty years. He served as mayor for two years and was vice-president of the Hailey . . . — — Map (db m110113) HM

3 ► Idaho, Blaine County, Hailey — J.J. Tracy Building — 111 S. Main St. —

On South Main Street near Croy Street, on the left when traveling north.

The J.J. Tracy Building was built as a drug store in 1906 by John J. Tracy. Already a pharmacist at the age of twenty-two, Tracy migrated to the West, spending three months in Kelton, Utah where he met William T. Riley, an entrepreneur and early . . . — — Map (db m110111) HM

4 ► Idaho, Blaine County, Hailey — Rialto Hotel — 201 S. Main St. —

Near South Main Street at Croy Street, on the left when traveling north.

In 1934, Julio Astoriquia and his wife Maria Astoriquia invested their hard-saved money to buy two lots on Main Street in Hailey for construction of a hotel. Julio emigrated from the Basque region of Spain to the United States in 1913. He worked as . . . — — Map (db m110114) HM

5 ► Idaho, Blaine County, Hailey — W.H. Watt Building — 120 N. Main St. —

On North Main Street at Carbonate Street, on the right when traveling north on North Main Street.

The Watt Building is connected in local memory with W.H. Watt, who had the building erected as a bank. An 1889 fire that demolished the business district of Hailey left few buildings still standing. The rear portion of the building, which may date . . . — — Map (db m110108) HM

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