Скачать или смотреть Welcome to Historic Chesterfield Idaho a Mormon Restored Pioneer Ghost Town!

Welcome to the Past - Town Site Open
Free tours of restored buildings in a one-time Mormon Ghost Town along with a candy shop and gift store.

How it all began

Nestled in the foothills of Idaho's Portneuf Valley, Chesterfield Offers an excellent visitor experience. Located between Lava Hot Springs and Soda Springs, Idaho and along the Oregon Trail. The Idaho village established in 1880, is a significant historic site that calls attention to a specific period of time. 

The idea for settlement first came to Chester Call as he was traveling through the valley in 1880, in search of grazing land away from the overcrowded Salt Lake Valley. The next spring, he brought his family up to settle a small ranch. He rallied some friends and family, and before too long, the town of Chesterfield arose in the foothills of Idaho's Portneuf Valley. 

Today, the historic town site is run by the Chesterfield Foundation and has been since 1980 when the first building, the Meetinghouse, was reconstructed. Most of the historic homes have been restored to their original state. New restorations, maintenance, and repairs are all accomplished through donations and volunteer work.

Reservations & Scheduling: (208) 403-7830
Open from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Monday - Saturday from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Free Tours - Final tour of the day at 4:30
3123 Chesterfield Road, Bancroft Idaho