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CityofRocks_942 "The Twin Sisters - City of Rocks; tall rock formations;
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BridgesFerries_1009 "Hansen Bridge - The Highest Suspension Bridge in the World;" bridge over Snake River Canyon; automobile on bridge; sign reads "Hansen Bridge, Cross Snake River; Length - 608 feet; Height - 345 feet;"
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SnakeRiverCanyon_941 "The Snake River;" wide view of river and canyon
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1008 "The Shoshone Street Bridge, Rock Creek - Twin Falls, Idaho;" View of the bridge from inside Rock Creek Canyon. Bridge was also known as the Singing Bridge. It replaced an original wooden bridge (built in 1907), and in 1992 was demolished and replaced with the Old Towne Bridge.
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SnakeRiverCanyon_1007 "Downstream from the Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge;" view of canyon and river looking west; Blue Lakes area visible
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Salmon_940 "Castle Ford;" rock formations and canyon walls of Salmon Falls Creek.
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SnakeRiverCanyon_1006 "Upstream from the Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge;" view of canyon and river looking east
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Salmon_939 "Castle Ford;" rock formations and canyon walls of Salmon Falls Creek.
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BridgesFerries_1005 "Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge; Length 1400 Feet, Height 476 Feet;" Intercountry Bridge after construction (later, the Perrine Bridge)
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SnakeRiverCanyon_938 "Devil's Lake;" lake and rock formations in the bottom of Devil's Corral
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SnakeRiverCanyon_937 "Footprints of Time;" wide view of the canyon, with the Twin Falls in the background
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BridgesFerries_1004 "1927; Length 1400 Feet, Height 476 Feet; Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge;" Intercounty bridge after construction (later, the Perrine Bridge); view from upstream
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BridgesFerries_1003 "August 23, 1927;" construction of Jerome Twin Falls Intercounty Bridge (later, the Perrine Bridge); two cranes operating from either side of bridge, almost meeting in the middle
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BridgesFerries_936 "Hansen Bridge;" view of the bridge from the rim of the Snake Canyon
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TFBuildings_1002 Twin Falls County Court House; Twin Falls High School on left, Presbyterian Church in background
