From the 1890’s into the 1950’s the North End was first a remote area of town then the main area of residential growth with developments like Brumback addition adding hundreds of homes and cottages to the grid layout north of State Street.
At the same time Harrison Boulevard began taking shape. Harrison Boulevard, one of Boise’s most picturesque thoroughfares, is named for President Benjamin Harrison, who signed the Admissions Act making Idaho a state. His visit in 1891 prompted the City Council and local landowner Jeremiah Brumback to rename 17th Street in honor of the 23rd president.
1.5 blockes south of Brumback St is the cache. In the alley between Hyde Park and a small craftsman house, right on the line of the neighborhood's grid you will find this arachnid. You can spot it from the alleyway. Watch out for muggles... Hyde Park is a hopping place on weekends!