Idaho-Description and travel.

Correspondence between Jess Hawley and John F. Maclane regarding collaboration and research for the manuscript of Maclane's biography of Hawley's father, "James H. Hawley, Sagebrush Lawyer." Also includes four original manuscripts of addresses given by James Hawley between 1899 and 1927.

Two journals and several loose pages recounting trips from Breckenridge Colorado to Idaho Falls, Idaho and to Yellowstone Park. Journals were also used as expense ledgers.

Includes a diary, a photo album, and a description of a botanical field trip, including visits to Ketchum, Hailey, and Shoshone Falls, Idaho, and Yellowstone National Park.

A collection of 120 photoprints and negatives of the Twin Falls area taken by Mary Eliza Phelps Baker, a high school biology teacher in Twin Falls in 1924-25. Some images show the Snake River, Blue Lakes Boulevard in Twin Falls, Shoshone Falls and Pillar Falls. Identified people are Marion Barnes, Gladys Colner, Grace Wakefield and Charlotte and Ray Rosenlieb.

"Toward the Setting Sun" published in 1953 by the Columbian Press, Inc., of Portland, Oregon.

36 8mm film reels of Randy Neff’s family, no sound. Glen Johnson, Randy’s stepfather is the primary videographer. Films include Glen’s friends and their wilderness trips in Eastern Idaho near Shelley, Idaho and Island Park.

Images of the Teton Dam Disaster were removed and added to P2020-07.

Letters from S.E. Matthews and G.W. Kerr, financial agents, American Falls, Idaho, and Ben H. Matkins, Idaho Falls, Idaho, concerning float trips down the Salmon River in Idaho.

A description of a 1910 packtrip through central Idaho.

Two field notebooks and related papers. One notebook contains brief narrative accounts of field trips to areas around Boise, including the Payette and Snake River canyons. Robert Limbert was a participant on some of these expeditions.

Collection consists of manuscript entitled "Trails and trials," segment of Abbott family history between 1826 and 1872.