Questionaires, clippings, financial and membership records, publications, scrapbooks, slides, and manuscript draft for the Altrusa Club's compilation of abbreviated biographies of Idaho women, published in 1979.

The Boise Saturday Fortnightly Club Records contains the yearly programs, financial records, minute books and scrapbooks related to Club activities since 1892.

An account of life in Boise, Idaho, in the 1860s; includes photographs.

Decree of Settlement of Final Account and Final Distribution of the estate of Isenberg (1960); Water decree from Watermaster's record (1864-1904); Abstract of Title for part of the Mauvais subdivision, Ada County, Idaho (1948).

Includes information about Cora Mussell Biggs Smith of Twin Falls, Idaho; Mussell family photographs; scenes of Boise, Idaho.

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.

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

Organizational records, financial records, yearbooks, convention material, and printed materials including journals of the national, state, district and individual clubs and organizations.

Minutes of meetings, club rosters, and scrapbooks relating to the activities of this social club for the wives of Idaho's state legislators.

The Jessica Elizabeth Ferguson Anderson Taylor collection contains material mainly related to politics, Eastern Star, and real estate. Included are programs and clippings.

Correspondence; autobiography; photographs; picture postcards of many Boise, Idaho, scenes; yearbooks of the Kuna (Idaho) Improvement Club (1920-1939), the Women's Betterment Club (Emmett, Idaho), and the Women's Study League (Pocatello, Idaho); memorabilia; a personal account book (1907-1918); and an account book for the Hillcrest Irrigation District, Boise, Idaho (1913).

Memorabilia from Tennyson's teenage years in the 1950's and 60's including local and high school newspapers, fliers from dances, musicals and dramatic productions, sporting events and Job's Daughters activities.

Collection consists of two minute books from the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist Church in Boise, Idaho. In addition to minutes, the books contains lists of member names and addresses.

The collection consists of organizational records from 1946-1980, as well as state and national materials. Also included are financial records, the League's work on education, water and environmental issues, foreign policy materials, local state and national government issues, including voter service materials. There are also materials on other subjects with which the League has been involved and various printed materials.

Diary of Carolyn Grey Logan (1915-1917); photographs of Logan family members, including Thomas E. Logan, Leonard Logan, and Grace Coffin Logan, all of Boise, Idaho; an autograph book (1976-1879) of Grace Coffin.

Collection of letters dated 1903-1913 from MaBelle Meholin of Boise to Hazelle Armstrong of Butte, NE. In these letters she descibes her life as a teenager referring to activities and events in Boise.

Newspaper clippings pertaining to Worthman's career in state government and politics.

Dictated and transcribed memoirs of life in southwest Idaho and Boise.

The bulk of the material relates to Trail's successful 1981 campaign for a seat on the Boise City Council. Includes research, minutes, petitions, public relations material and newspaper clippings.