Historical articles set in Oneida and Franklin counties, Idaho, including copies of "Jim Hayden's Mule," "Another Freight Outfit," "Oneida," "North of the Line," and "Wheels of Idaho, 1877." Also includes two black and white photos.

Typed drafts of articles for local newspapers in southwestern Idaho and eastern Oregon describing community life and characters in Fruitland, Cambridge, Emmett, and Payette, Idaho.

An interview with Hugh Kennedy, Robert Francis Kennedy, & Samuel James Kennedy, pioneers in southwestern Idaho & eastern Oregon in the 1880s.

A memoir of the Steele family homestead at Ruby, Idaho, 1888-1898; includes four photographs of buildings.

Diary (Sept. 1887-June 1888), recording business and recreational activities of Fouch as store manager in Parma, Idaho; addresses commemorating Old Fort Boise monument (1927); correspondence concerning the early history of the Boise Valley.

Collection contains correspondence and newspaper clippings pertaining to Harry B. and Elizabeth Kinport.

Autobiographical sketches written on the subject's 91st and 92nd birthdays.

Comic book with cowboy hero named Idaho.

Autobiography of James Pendleton Lightfoot

Journal of an automobile trip from Boise to Baltimore, Maryland, and return (1915-1916); student sketch book of maps, photographs, membership card for a "Pioneer of Idaho Territory" and a postcard (1876), to S.G. Langmaid, Middleton, Idaho.

Family history of the Webster Haworth Family foucing on Mary P. Reed Webster Haworth 1853-1920. Biographical sketch with copies and sources.

Collection consists of a diary (1914-1919) by O.V. Allen and a family history of Elizabeth Klein a German immigrant who settled in Idaho in 1866. She was nicknamed Mother of the Meadows Valley.

Biographical notes and newspaper clippings on Richard H. and Martha Stockton, Parma, Idaho.

Reminiscence of early days in Lewiston, Idaho.

A biographical sketch of Phila Anna Pence and her life in Oregon and in Payette, Idaho.

History and genealogy (with supplement) of the Gipson family of Boise and Caldwell, written by Ruth Gipson Plowhead (1877-1968).

Correspondence and financial and legal documents. Personal letters from Johnston to family members describing daily life in Idaho Territory; Ada County tax receipts; discharge papers from Idaho Volunteers following service in Nez Perce War; Johnston's personal account book; and a typed biographical sketch of Johnston (which uses the name T.T. Johnson). Photographs are also present.

Tate family history and genealogy, including several narratives about family members and their business, the Triangle Dairy of Boise, Idaho; a description of Payne's Ferry on the Snake River, by W.W. Dawson and an account of pioneering on the Clearwater River, Cora Stuart McLean.