Portraits

This collection contains five black and white photographic prints. Most of the images are of Medal of Honor recipients from the state of Idaho, but the collection also includes an aerial photograph of Mountain Home Air Force Base.

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints showing portraits of early Idahoans. This collection includes two portraits of Grace Greenwood Coffin Logan, a portrait of Ethna Anderson, and members of the Ketchen family at Arrowrock Dam.

This collection contains fourteen black and white photographic prints of locations and people from the Boise, Idaho area, including Boise Depot, the residence of Cora E. Long, and portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Timan A. Johnson

Group portrait of the 1920s Payette, Idaho El Korah Shrine.

Individual portraits of five young women, believed to be the Sonna sisters, matted in one large frame. Daughters of Peter Sonna - Amelia Sonna, Susan (Lorena?) Sonna, Agatha Sonna, Mary Sonna, Anne Sonna

This collection contains three black and white photographic prints. Two images are portraits of Ida Mekim. The third is a portrait of Newt Nichols.

This collection contains two black and white copy photographic prints. One image is a portrait of architect Charles Frederick Hummel taken from an unidentified book. The other banner for the Idaho National Guardsman

This collection contains two black and white photographic prints related to John B. "Alex" Rhoden. One image is a portrait of Rhoden. The other is an image of Rhoden's grave marker.

This black and white copy photographic print is a portrait of Brigadier General William Carey Brown in uniform. Writing on the back of the image details the history of the image and a brief biography of Brown.

This black and white photographic print show two women in white blouses and ornate hats. The women are facing one another, and the woman on the left is wearing wire-rimmed glasses.

This black and white photographic print shows a portrait of an unidentified woman seated in a wicker chair holding an open book. The woman is dressed in black and wearing a pearl necklace.

This black and white photographic print shows an unidentified woman seated in a light-colored dress and an ornate hat.

This black and white copy photographic print is a composite image of 36 portraits of members of the Uberuaga family. Jose Uberuaga lived at 607 Grove Street in Boise, Idaho. This collection also includes a typed sheet of paper that lists the names of the individuals shown in the portraits, but the identification is somewhat unclear.

This collection contains two black and white photographic prints. Images are portraits of an unidentified man. In one portrait, the man is wearing a military uniform. The pin on the man's hat indicates he is part of Company E.

Mounted studio portrait of Betty Fowler, Lonella Fowler, and Walter Fowler.

This collection contains 12 black and white photographic prints relating to the Gallet family of Boise, Idaho. Two images show Edward Griswald Gallet when he was State Auditor on a trip to Orofino, Idaho with the Idaho Board of Land Commissioners. Also included is a series of images of Grace Gallet, who was selected by the General Federation of Women's Clubs to represent Idaho for a service project to support troops deployed in France during World War I.

One framed image of Idaho Governor (1919-1922) D.W. Davis, seemingly signed. Image is a letterpress halftone.

Images of the Hawley family (Governor James H. Hawley, 1847-1929). Includes images from Governors' Conferences, the Spanish-American War, and a Boise parade.