Portraits

Family portrait of Syms family of Boise taken during a visit to Auckland, New Zealand in 1910. Taken at the Captain Cook Hotel, Newmarke, Auckland, New Zealand.

Photographs include portraits of Jacob Garretson Galbraith, Mary E. Ridenbaugh, and William Forse, etc.

Various unidentified photographs of people and places, some in Idaho but also from other places. A few of the portraits have first names listed on them. One image of interest is a glass plate positive transparency of a man on a burro.

64 slides used by Tom Blanchard for a presentation about the Idaho State Constitutional Convention. The bulk of the slides are portraits of delegates. Slides taken from originals found throughout the state.

Prints of the Idaho State Legislature composite of 1935 and 1941.

This collection contains 13 black and white photographic prints of enlisted servicemen from 1899 to 1942, including members of the Idaho 1st Regiment who fought in the Spanish-American War.

Large photography collection collected by Dale Walden. Includes 265 photographs identified by photographer, 387 photographs identified by person or place, 10 tintypes, 2 opalotypes, and 17 negatives. Photographers featured are Charles Kingsley, R. Harold Sigler, and Johnson and Son.

Collection created by the Idaho State Historical Society of miscellaneous photographs. Includes images of Silver City, Shoshone Falls, William H. Borah and E.W. Harold.

This is a collection of 5x7 glass plate negatives, presumably of Boise persons and of elementary school classrooms and classes.

Collection consists of a few genealogical items, legal documents, and burial information. The bulk of the collecion is 19th Century family (portrait) photographs.

Photographs of James Pinney in his office at the Pinney Theater in Boise.

This collection contains eight black and white photographic prints, mostly relating to political parties and elected officials in the State of Idaho. Images include members of the Idaho State Legislature. Of particular interest is an image showing legislators inside the chambers of the Idaho Territorial Capitol building.

One mounted family portrait of John H. Hall, Gladys Hall, Grace Hall, and baby Clara Hall. Photograph by Tonkin and Griffin in Boise, Idaho.

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.

Two photographs of Letah Beatty Heimback in the Puget Sound Naval yards.

This collection contains 14 black and white copy photographic negatives of scenes and families related to Boise, Idaho. This collection includes several portraits of members of the Hailey family. Of particular interest is an image of the Ridenbaugh dwelling in 1911.

Photo prints from the Luoma family. John and Lena Luoma immigrated to the United States from Finland. They met in Butte, Montana where they had their first child, Impie. In 1905 they settled in Enaville, Idaho where they had three children, Jalmar, Emil and Sigrid. The family farmed and logged in the Enaville area.

This collection contains 13 black and white photographic prints related to the Salmon River and the area around Salmon, Idaho. Subjects include several early images of Salmon, Idaho, a scow boat floating Pine Creek Rapids, and several unidentified portraits. Of particular interest are two images of David Sandilands, brother of George Sandilands, a scow boat pilot who assisted Henry "Harry" Guleke until his death on the Salmon River in August 1907.

Photographs, albums, and one scrapbook from Margaret Cobb Ailshie (1886-1959), publisher of the Idaho Statesman.