This collection contains two black and white photographic prints and three black and white photographic negatives of an unidentified church near Cottonwood, Idaho. Church is surrounded by agricultural fields with a single pine tree behind it.

This collection contains 191 photographic negatives and 307 photographic prints for a total of 316 unique images. 39 of the images are in color, the remainder are in black and white. Most of the photographs were captured by mail carrier and amateur photographer Albert F. Brown of Boise, Idaho. Subjects include street views of Boise, construction projects, fairs, and rodeos. This collection also contains images of Brown's family and portraits of Brown himself.

Approx 300 - 400 glass plate negatives (20 small boxes). Boise landmarks, family scenes

The Bob Lorimer photograph collection covers his time as a writer, columnist, and editor in the Treasure Valley, 1951 - 1974.

Boise Idaho images of the bench, the downtown Union Block, and Arrowrock Road.

This collection contains 28 black and white photographic print copies of lithographic prints that appeared in Augustus Koch's "Bird's Eye View of Boise City" and "Boise City, Principal Business Houses and Private Residences." These negatives are reproductions of the images loaned to the Idaho State Historical Society in 1977 by Boise Public Library.

68 photographs of the Carter family of Carter Photography Studio. People identified. Other scenes include Table Rock, Park School students, Senator Borah's funeral.

Photographic prints from Corporal Melvin J. Siebeuthaler who served in World War 1. Images include a self portrait of Melvin, Blanchard dwellings, hay wagons, and snow drifts.

The Duane W. Garrett photograph collection spans several decades in the latter half of the 20th century. It is comprised of approximately 50,000 negatives with a few prints on a variety of subjects in and around the State of Idaho.

This single-photograph contains a black and white image of an unidentified group posing in front of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (B.P.O.E) Building in Pocatello, Idaho

Album of unidentified family from Sweetwater, ID. Aerial photos, images of buildings.

Color prints of buildings around Idaho taken by George L. Wells. Locations include Oreana, Leadore, May, and City of Rocks National Reserve.

Photograph collection of Dr. George P. Haley and family collected by Mrs. Alfred V. Johnson (her mother was the youngest daughter of Dr. Haley). Includes images of Dr. Haley in his office, the Haley family, and the Idaho State Penitentiary.

Photoprints of the Hip Sing Association building in Boise, Idaho taken by the Idaho Statesman for the Centennial celebration in 1963. An image of Edna M. Allen, Harry Morrison's sister, is also included in the collection.

This collection of photographic negatives were taken by Idaho State Historical Society Director H.J. Swinney between 1958 and 1961. The collection contains shots of ISHS tours, exhibits and work sites, as well as prominent Idaho landmarks.

This collection contains 59 black and white photographic prints related to Idaho Health and Welfare Department, including images of ground breaking ceremonies, directors and related buildings. Also contains eleven photographs from the Boy Scout World Jamboree at Farragut State Park in 1967.

This collection consists of 58 black and white photoprints (3 1/2 in. x 3 1/2 in.) and 58 35-mm negatives. The images are of Boise, Idaho buildings; the identification of each, provided by Mr. Fitzwater, includes some history of the structure. Many of the buildings were demolished a short time after these photographs were taken by Fitzwater.

This collection contains approximately 10,000 photographic negatives taken by photographer John Cuthbert Williams while operating a commercial photography studio in Boise, Idaho. The bulk of the images in this collection were taken for various advertising agencies, including Cline Advertising, Belcher-Bagley Wehren Advertising, and Johnson and Associates. Subjects include agriculture, office and public buildings, and businesses in the Boise area.

Jeanne E. Crookham was the daughter in law of Frank Crookham, pioneer seed developer and founder of Crookham Seed company. Photographs are of the Caldwell area and include photos of Bill Leslie, a prominent rancher and Idaho pioneer and Howard Sebree, an early settler and Idaho developer who founded the 1st National Bank of Idaho, built the Saratoga Hotel in Caldwell and invested in the Interurban Trolley Line.

This collection contains nine black and white photographic prints of buildings in and around Middleton, Idaho. Also includes an image of McNish Sawmill in Emmett, Idaho and a portrait of Reverand Benjamin F. Morrow of Dixie, Idaho.