Newsletters describing issues and candidates for local, state, and national offices.

Four mounted photographs featuring the Senate Human Resources Committee, Senate Commerce and Labor Committee, Senate Health and Welfare Committee and Senate Judiciary and Rule Committee, all from 1989-1990.

This collection contains political correspondence, letters of support, clippings (advertisements and articles), editorials, and brand information regarding women's hosiery. The materials are part of Edwards' campaign to the Federal Trade Commission in the mid 1990s to improve quality control on women's pantyhose.

Portrait of Mary McConnell, spouse of William E. Borah.

Photographs of Alexander One Price Clothier, William H. Simons, Alexander's Store and Governor Moses Alexander

Photographs of 11th Governor of Idaho, Moses Alexander, the Alexander home in Germany and Boise, and Colonel Nathan Alexander.

One color and one black and white official portrait of State Senator Lee Heider, one color group portrait of the Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee, one color group portrait of the Health and Welfare Committee, one color group portrait of the Resource and Environment Committee. 61st Legislative Session, 2011.

11 x 14 mounted photograph of Larry Echo Hawk

This collection contains 104 black and white photographic prints relating to Robert E. Smylie's service as Governor of Idaho. Images are of Smylie at various campaign events, speaking engagements, and dedication ceremonies. This collection also includes several images of Richard M. Nixon at campaign stops in Idaho.

Photographs from the Simons, Moses Alexander, and Weil families in Boise, New York City, Philadelphia and more.

A large collection of various images of William Borah, United States Senator from Idaho, Mary McConnell Borah, and various Borah relatives. Images are altered and have newspaper articles attached to the back of them with descriptions and dates. They may have been used for a publication or newspaper. Photographer(s) is unknown.

Sympathetic correspondence to Mrs. Borah upon Senator Borah's death, personal belongings such as speeches, photographs, social engagements, books and a large collection of national newspaper clippings noting Borah's death, achievements, and international stature.