Transcriptions of newspaper articles concerning local Catholic Churches and activities from newspapers in Boise, Idaho City, Silver City, and Lewiston, Idaho.

A brief history of St. Joseph's Church and Mission near Culdesac, Idaho, and the Sacred Heart Church, Lapwai, Idaho.

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

Correspondence, sympathy cards, letters, telegrams, memorial gift acknowledgements, Catholic Mass card, memorial service program and Mackay Masonic Messenger program, following the death of Chase Clark.

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.

History of the Catholic Diocese of Boise, volume II, unpublished.

Includes letter to Bishop Walsh from Jean Cardinal Villot, Vatican Secretary of State, appointing him Bishop (September 5, 1974); photograph of Bishop Walsh; and bound copy of selected chapters from the bishop's unpublished memoirs (1988).

Office files of Idaho Farm Workers' Services, Inc., a cooperative effort of the Southern Idaho Migrant Ministry and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise), and directed by Wendell Peabody, including correspondence, minutes, program reports, personnel files, and financial records.

Collection consists of one student research paper, "Idaho History" (190 p. ; n.d.) by Helen Bellomy and a certificate of service to Helen Marie Bellomy from the Social Security Administration (1948).

Collection of 289 negatives, mostly glass plates but with a fair proportion of cut film. These negatives were used in production of picture postcards up to the time that lithographed colored cards came in. Dated from early 1900s to late 1920s. Towns include Ketchum, Rexburg, Nampa, Rigby, Lewiston, Pocatello, Boise and Emmett.

Glass plate negatives taken at the same time of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine trouble in Wallace, 1899.

Copy negatives of the Granite Creek area. Granite City was the original settlement for the Gold Hill Mine, and was in existence from 1862-1882. The town was absorbed by Quartzburg. The pictures were taken ca 1905.

Large collection of 296 photographs from and of Earl Willson. Images include homes and ranches around Idaho, agricultural scenes, and mines.