Summary Collection contains two documents "signed" by Theodore Rosevelt and Governor McConnell respectively. Kinport was the first woman in Idaho to hold an official post as Notary Public.

Summary Correspondence, scrapbooks, and memorabilia relating to the activities of Ella Mae D'Amant as a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft, the Rebekahs, Women's Relief Corps, and other social and civic organizations.

Summary Correspondence, predominately from Fitzgerald to her mother, written in Lapwai or Boise, Idaho, and other locations in the Western United States.

Summary This collection consists of a carbon copy of "From Angell Genealogy" (5 leaves, n.d.); photocopy of a letter (1 leaf, 1959) from R. D. Drysdale to his daughter, Roxey Drysdale, describing his memories of Emma Drake (his grandmother); a typescript entitled, "In Memoriam" (16 leaves, 1932), an autobiography prepared by Emma Angell Drake; and a letter (1 leaf, 2004) from the donor to Troy Reeves of the Idaho State Historical with an explanation of the documents in the collection.

Summary Diary of a camping trip from Boise to Lowman, Idaho, including copies of photographs.

Summary This collection contains clippings of Turner's news stories and photographs that accompanied some of the stories. Her interests as a writer included Boise history, Idaho history, historic buildings, Chinese and the Haywood trial.

Summary Prepared for the Twentieth Century Club.

Summary Recollections of pioneer life in Culdesac, Idaho, 1900-1908. Includes some photocopies.

Summary MS 644 revolves around two major themes in the life of Hope Kading--Republican politics and women's issues. The bulk of materials dealing with Republican politics are in records from Kading's unsuccessful bid for lieutenant governor of Idaho in 1974. There is also information from her bid for Boise City Council in 1977 and some of her activities with Idaho Young Republicans. Kading's interest in women's issues are represented in this collection by her material related to...