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Historic Pools Make a Splash

Iconic architecture and generations of summers spent cooling off in the above-ground pools located at South and Lowell are at risk:

In 2021, concerned neighbors first learned that Lowell and South Pools would not reopen alongside the four newer city pools. Those concerned neighbors formed the Friends of Boise Historic Pols group to champion for restoration and preservation of these two beloved neighborhood pools. Some neighbors joined the group because they missed the lap swim time, some joined because their children lost opportunities for swimming lessons and/or to participate in swim team. Some joined because they knew the history of Boise’s Bintz pools, and still others joined in the preservation effort because they missed evening swimming and gathering with neighbors. After a 14-year old boy started a petition to save the pools, nearly 2,000 Boiseans signed on, and Friends of Boise Historic Pools hopes to harness the power of community to make these watery icons accessible to all users, and re-open them for future generations to enjoy.

Want to join this Pool Preservation effort? Here are ways to help:




ABOUT US

The North End Neighborhood Association (NENA) is a non-profit organization serving Boise’s Historic North End since 1976. NENA represents, preserves, and protects the historic, social, cultural, and environmental character of Boise’s North End neighborhood.

 

Anyone over the age of 18 who lives, works, owns a business, or owns property in the North End Neighborhood is eligible to become a member of NENA.  

We engage neighbors in developing creative solutions for positive change. We have fun celebrating and embracing the diversity of our neighborhood that is essential to civic unity. We listen to, respond to, represent, and collaborate for our neighbors’ interests.

Welcome to the North End!

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