North Side Canal Company Slaughter House

The North Side Canal Company Slaughter House, located in Jerome, Idaho, is a unique historic structure built in 1910 from local lava rock. This round building, measuring 10 feet in diameter and height, features a cement roof supported by steel beams. Originally constructed for an experimental farm, it served as a facility for hanging slaughtered animals, showcasing the innovative use of local materials in its design. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, it represents the resourcefulness of the region's industrial architecture and offers insight into early 20th-century agricultural practices.