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Spoiler alert, he didn't make the jump. 40 years later, another stunt man launched in a rocket and made it to the other side to honor Knievel. Check out both amazing videos

The building is fascinating to look at and if you are able to carefully see in any windows you can see dusty antiques all over. Idaho in 91 Days describes it as, "...it’s among the most eccentric structures we’ve seen anywhere in the States. It is the strangest and coolest house we had yet seen in Idaho, and we spent a long time admiring it from every angle."

You wouldn't know it today, but hidden in the depths of Roosevelt Lake are the remnants of an old mining town of the same name.

The Twin Falls Historical Museum has a new walking path that is like traveling back in time.

With school shootings happening in the country for centuries, have we learned from them and how can we stop them and be prepared for the potential of another?

Idaho has some interesting history. We found some places around Idaho that have some interesting, some of them horrific, stories associated with them.

The rapids are incredibly turbulent due to the fact that the river flow is forced through a 40-foot opening at the top of one of the falls, making the water too dangerous to navigate by boat or kayak. Expedition teams of the past found this fact out the hard way.

You can spend a day recharging your mind and body and also get an Idaho history lesson at the same time.

If you've ever stood up close to the site, which I have, it's easy to get a sense of just how long these silos have stood in the historic district of Twin Falls.

Southern Idaho is full of history. I mean, half the state has some kind of tribute to Lewis and Clark and the Oregon Trial. Some of the most historical places you can visit are right here in the Magic Valley and around us.

The story of Lyda Southard, Twin Falls very own serial killer, is one that still fascinates me to this day. Her nickname was Lady Bluebeard, assuming because Bluebeard himself had seven wives and she is suspected of killing many of her husbands.

I love checking out old photos and history from around the area. I have been to Thousand Springs and it is absolutely stunning. But when I came across some old photos of the area it actually looks like there were a thousand springs coming out of the side of the canyon wall.