Payette County Buildings Listed On
The National Register of Historic Places

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The National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) was created in 1966 to recognize and document buildings, structures, or places of historic or architectural importance. Payette County currently has twelve buildings listed on the registry. For more on the National Register of Historic Places in Idaho or for information about having a home or building placed on the register contact:

The Idaho State Historic Preservation Office



To View the List of Payette County Buildings on the National Register visit their site at:

National Register of Historic Places Payette County




Historic Buildings in New Plymouth Listed on the Register




New Plymouth Congregational Church
Southwest Avenue between West Park and Plymouth
Joined the Register November 17, 1982
Tourtellotte and Hummel Architecture




Historic Buildings in Fruitland Listed on the Register


Currently there are not any buildings in Fruitland listed on the register





Historic Buildings in Payette Listed on the Register


Payette City Hall and Courthouse
3rd Avenue and 8th Street in Payette
Joined the Register May 14, 1979


Coughanour Apartment Block
700-718 1st Avenue North in Payette
Joined the Register May 23, 1978
Sadly, The Coughanour Apartment Block was Demolished in 1985



David C. Chase House
307 9th Street North in Payette
Joined the Register February 07, 1978


N. A. Jacobsen House
1115 First Avenue North in Payette
Joined the Register January 07, 1998


N. A. Jacobsen Building
North 8th Street and First Avenue in Payette
Joined the Register November 17, 1982
Tourtellotte and Hummel Architecture


Methodist Episcopal Church of Payette
Now the Payette County Historical Society Museum
1st Avenue South and 9th Street in Payette
Joined the Register October 05, 1977


A. B. Moss Building
137 North 8th Street in Payette
Joined the Register February 08, 1978



J.C. Palumbo Fruit Company
Packing Warehouse Building
2nd Avenue and 6th Street in Payette
Joined the Register November 17, 1982
Tourtellotte and Hummel Architecture
The building was completed in the fall of 1928
at a cost of over $100,000


St. James Episcopal Church
1st Avenue North and 10th Street in Payette
Joined the Register April 20, 1978


Payette's Main United States Post Office
915 Center Avenue in Payette
Joined the Register March 16, 1989



Grant Whitney House
1015 7th Avenue North in Payette
Joined the Register February 23, 1978
The Grant Whitney House was Destroyed by Fire in 1985


Woodward Building
23 8th Street in Payette
Joined the Register April 26, 1978
Tourtellotte and Hummel Architecture




Learn More About Historic Building Preservation, Grants, and Assistance


Idaho Heritage Trust The Idaho Historic Preservation Council The Idaho State Historic Preservation Office National Trust for Historic Preservation




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