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Martin, Crowe, and Hampton Family Photographs
Group of photographs of the Martin, Crowe, and Hampton family in the Moscow and Palouse area.
Mary A. Patten Johnesse papers
Papers of Johnesse, of Boise, Idaho, relating to her work in Democratic politics, and the Women's Action Committee for Lasting Peace, New York.
Mary Alfreda Elsensohn manuscripts
"Pioneer days in Idaho County," volumes 1 and 2 (1947 and 1951), and "Idaho Chinese lore" (1970).
Mary and Frank Cooper portraits
Two portraits of Mary and Frank Cooper, of Centerville, Idaho
Mary Barber manuscript
A brief history of Hammett, Elmore County, Idaho.
Mary E. Lowe, Idaho Senate bill no. 44
Designating the white pine as the State tree of Idaho.
Mary Ebert papers
Letters of recommendation for Ebert; Idaho teacher's certificates; lesson plan book; and memorabilia.
Mary "Edna" Murphey papers
Ms. Murphey's account of her trip from Cascade, Idaho to Yellow Pine, Idaho. Her trip was by dog sled, snowshoes, and skis; Feb 7 through Feb 9, 1924. Edna Murphey was hired to teach school in Yellow Pine, Idaho. She had arrived in Cascade by train from Arkansas on Feb. 6, 1924.
Mary Elizabeth Parker letters : Boise, to Stephen T. Parker, Moscow, Idaho
Letters from a young woman to her brother, a student at the University of Idaho. Also included are several dance booklets.
Mary McConnell photograph
Portrait of Mary McConnell, spouse of William E. Borah.
Mary McGinley Baker papers
A map and a statement describing residents of South Boise prior to 1907.
Mary O. Wilson papers
Reminiscence concerning the first school in the lower Payette Valley, built in 1872 by Peter Pence.
Mary P. Reed Webster Haworth Collection
Family history of the Webster Haworth Family foucing on Mary P. Reed Webster Haworth 1853-1920. Biographical sketch with copies and sources.
Mary Pearse Lashbrook papers
Collection contains two manuscripts written by Mary Pearse Lashbrook.
Mary Phelps Baker Photographs
A collection of 120 photoprints and negatives of the Twin Falls area taken by Mary Eliza Phelps Baker, a high school biology teacher in Twin Falls in 1924-25. Some images show the Snake River, Blue Lakes Boulevard in Twin Falls, Shoshone Falls and Pillar Falls. Identified people are Marion Barnes, Gladys Colner, Grace Wakefield and Charlotte and Ray Rosenlieb.
Mary Schuster papers
College workbooks and diploma from Western Normal College, Lincoln, Nebraska (1893); and personal correspondence of Schuster while residing in Nampa, Idaho (1945-1954).
Mary Trail papers
The bulk of the material relates to Trail's successful 1981 campaign for a seat on the Boise City Council. Includes research, minutes, petitions, public relations material and newspaper clippings.
Marylou Sharp photographs of Blackinger family
This collection contains four black and white copy photographic negatives related to the Blackinger family of Boise, Idaho. Of particular interest is an image of the Blackinger residence at 1420 Franklin Street in Boise, Idaho