Mines and mineral resources

This collection contains two black and white photographic prints of the aftermath of the Vindicator Mine explosion in Cripple Creek, Colorado in 1903. These images were entered as evidence in the murder trial of William Dudley "Big Bill" Haywood in 1907.

Photographs of the Buffalo Hump Mining District in Grangeville, Idaho. See related oral history, OH 34.

A stock certificate and receipt issued to G.E. Quigley.

Photograph collection of Deadwood, Idaho and various Idaho locations, such as, Kendrick, Murray, Wallace, and Riggins, Idaho. Photographs include many mines and mine machinery, Murray Summit, and travels.

This collection contains 33 black and white photographic prints of activities and people in Gibbonsville, Idaho. Subjects include the family of Hugh Roberts and Jane Thomas Roberts of Gibbonsville, including their three daughters Mary Roberts (later Mrs. Raine), Elizabeth Roberts (later Mrs. Vern McDonald), and Maggie Roberts (later Mrs. Will White). This collection also includes several street views of Gibbonsville, as well as images of the nearby AD&M Mine.

Photographs from Dr. A. B. Boeck of Idaho City, Silver City, Shoshone Falls and model trains.

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

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

Collection consists of items related to Burke's work as the editor of the Hailey Times. This includes reports and publications from numerous federal and state agencies and organizations, news releases, bulletins, and other records from Idaho Associated Press, and printing supply catalogs and advertisements.

Account book and journal containing mining laws adopted by the miners of the Surprise District, Boundary County, Idaho Territory (12‐2‐1868); And financial accounts of Williams' lumber business in Boise (1872‐1880).

Two photograph albums of photos taken by Horace C. Myers in 1901. Images are of Idaho scenery, mines, and Swan Falls Power Plant.

Collection created by the Idaho State Historical Society of Idaho photographs.

Collection of photographs from the Frank E. Johnesse estate. He was the president of the Boise Consolidated Mines Syndicate. Images include mining scenes, sawmills, and travel.

This collection contains 35 black-and-white photographic prints depicting life in and around Atlanta, Idaho. Many of the images are of mining operations, but also include street shots of Atlanta, the Hoffman House hotel, and farming operations.

This collection contains three black and white photographic prints related to mining in the Quartzburg, Idaho area. Images include a dredge at Centerville, Idaho, a shot of Quartzburg, Idaho during winter, and the crew at Gold Hill Mine.

Photographs of the Seven Devils region, mainly pictures of buildings and activities at the Blue Jacket Mine about 1900.

Miscellaneous Idaho life images from the "Nebraska" collection.

This collection includes images of early mining and ranching activities in Owyhee County, Idaho. Mining locations include Dewey, Sinker Tunnel, and Black Jack. Ranching photographs were taken at the Joyce and Quintana ranches on Sinker Creek. Also includes Nettleton family photographs.

This collection contains 32 black and white photographic prints. Mining districts, buildings, and activities are prominently featured including Delamar Mine and Mill, Dewey Mine and Mill, and Florence. This collection also includes several photographs of the donor's husband, Erwin J. Dobberpfuhl, who served as a physical scientist for the United States Bureau of Reclamation.

This collection contains 20 black and white photographic prints of the Placerville, Idaho area, as well as images in Albion, Idaho and Hailey, Idaho. The Brassey family is featured in many of the images.