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.

Minutes of meetings (1899-1918, 3 vols.); yearbooks (1912-1917); miscellaneous notes on the history of Parma, Idaho; and a typescript of the 1864 overland diary of Mrs. E.C. Shipley.

Minute book (1889-1907); account book; golden anniversary program (1939); newspaper clippings; historical notes.

Blueprints and specifications for structures of the Catholic Church throughout Idaho.

Clippings, invitaions, certificates, address book of Sunday school students, and memorabilia.

Programs from a Presbyterian church camp held annually for the Nez Perce Indians at Talmaks, Vollmer, and Craigmont, Idaho. Also contains newspaper clippings and articles about the Nez Perce Indians and a photograph album of the Talmaks meeting, including a photo of Henry Spalding's cabin.

Records of the Idaho Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal/Methodist Church (1884-1969); of the Eastern District, Idaho Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church (1969-1980); and of local Methodist churches in the Idaho conference (1884-1969).

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.

Various images of Boise, including a glass plate of the Idaho State Penitentiary, W.C.T.U water fountain, and the old First Baptist Church.

This collection contains 211 photographic prints and twelve photographic negatives related to Sister Elsensohn's work at the Historical Museum at Saint Gertrude's Academy and Convent in Cottonwood, Idaho. Subjects include Polly Bemis, Chinese immigrants in the Lewiston area, and Idaho County pioneers. This collection also contains many images of Saint Gertrude's.

Sunday school services and gathas of this church associated with the Japanese relocation camp in Minidoka, Idaho.

Typescript of Boone's diary recounting his experiences as a minister and as the first president of the College of Idaho, and describing commonplace occurances in Caldwell, Idaho.