This collection contains 8 black and white images that belonged to Lt. Louis Smith, from his time in the CCCs (Civilian Conservation Corps) in Idaho (c. 1934). Camp Ten Mile was located in Golden, Idaho near Grangeville. Golden was an old mining camp near the Clearwater River, Ten Mile Creek ran into it.

Notes added to back of photographs by Smith's nephew, M.B. Steppe, dated February 1981.

This collection contains two black and white photographic negatives captured at different sites along the Snake River, including the Idaho Power Company ferry above Swan Falls and Sherman's Castle near Ontario, Oregon.

Two portraits of Mary and Frank Cooper, of Centerville, Idaho

Approximately 48 glass plate negatives of St. Joe River and Jewel Lake, Bonner County, and vicinity (including Washington). Taken by Miles W. Ramsey in the early 1900s.

This collection contains eleven black and white photographic prints of activities around the area of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Subjects include steamboats at the Coeur d'Alene waterfront, street views of Coeur d'Alene and Ferrell, and logging operations.

This collection contains ten black and white photographic prints. Items .1a-.1i were taken inside the old Kootenai County Courthouse in Rathdrum, Idaho just before the opening of the new courthouse in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho in 1908. The last image is a view of the town of Rathdrum itself.

This collection contains 32 black and white photographic prints. Mining districts, buildings, and activities are prominently featured including Delamar Mine and Mill, Dewey Mine and Mill, and Florence. This collection also includes several photographs of the donor's husband, Erwin J. Dobberpfuhl, who served as a physical scientist for the United States Bureau of Reclamation.

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints and one photographic negative. Subjects include the fire station at Twin Falls, agricultural activities related to the Erle. H. Butler farm south of Hansen, Idaho, and the steamboat Lewiston. These photographs are reproductions of originals loaned to the Idaho State Historical Society in 1977.

This black and white photographic print shows the stone cutting crew in front of the stone yard where the sandstone from Table Rock quarry was cut into blocks used in the construction of the Idaho State Capitol. Robert O. Murrie is the sixth man from the right.

This black and white photographic print shows a painting of a lake. Steep slopes are on both sides of the lake, and the water continues over the horizon. The terrain does not match that of Bear Lake that spans the border of Utah and Idaho.

This collection contains 104 black and white photographic prints relating to Robert E. Smylie's service as Governor of Idaho. Images are of Smylie at various campaign events, speaking engagements, and dedication ceremonies. This collection also includes several images of Richard M. Nixon at campaign stops in Idaho.

This collection contains three black and white photographic prints. One photo is of woman "pioneers" in Silver City, Idaho. The other two images are of seven men and women touring the construction site of Arrowrock Dam.

This photograph of an unidentified Saint Maries women's baseball team was taken in 1913 by Harris Studio of Saint Maries, Idaho. Identified individuals include: Top row (from left): Hazel Hill, [Unidentified], Mr. Harris (Manager), Gladys Shefter Westling, Edith Lane, [Unknown]; Center row (from left): Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Garly Mullins; Bottom row (from left): Ruth Bennett Keston

This collection contains five black and white photographic prints of businesses and businessmen of Boise, Idaho. Jewelry merchants William C. Perry and Constance W. Hesse are featured prominently, along with the interiors of their respective businesses. Also includes an image of the interior of Boise Ice Cream Company.

This collection contains 34 black and white photographic negatives and 31 black and white photographic prints of locations in Idaho County, including Keuterville, Mount Idaho, and Kooskia. This collection also contains images of Idaho County residents and pioneers.

This collection contains three black and white photographic prints on silver gelatin from locations within Custer County, Idaho. Two of the images are from Antelope. Idaho. The other image is a street shot of Houston, Idaho.

This single-photograph collection contains a sepia-toned portrait of Elizabeth Tate and Suzanne Tate. Elizabeth is seated on the left in a dark-colored off-the-shoulder dress with sequin embroidery. Suzanne is seated on the right in a light-colored dress with fabric flowers sewn to a cowl-like neckline.

This black and white photographic print shows a herd of deer feeding at Hot Wells near the Old Idaho Penitentiary during winter. The deer are grouped together in a field at the base of the Boise foothills which are covered in snow. Power poles and unidentified structures can be seen in the left-hand side of the image.