Box 1984

This black and white photographic print shows Charles L. Joy wearing round black glasses, a bow tie and a suit. Signed "Your Friend, Chas L. Joy"

This collection contains two black and white silver gelatin photographic prints of riders on horses in front of buildings in Oreana, Idaho.

This black and white photographic negative shows sprinkler wagons pulled by horses in front of the Evans Hotel at the corner of Jackson Street and Second Street in Mountain Home, Idaho. Writing on the postcard reads "My school began Monday. I have nine pupils but will have more soon. Glad to know the sick are doing nicely. What of you folks have had. Love to all. From Leona:

This collection contains four black and white copy photographic negatives related to the Blackinger family of Boise, Idaho. Of particular interest is an image of the Blackinger residence at 1420 Franklin Street in Boise, Idaho

This collection contains three black and white copy photographic negatives of postcards relating to Mountain Home, Idaho.

This black and white photographic postcard print shows students posed in front of the grade school at Parma, Idaho

This collection contains three black and white photographic prints related to the Owyhee Nugget newspaper office in Marsing, Idaho, including two views of the interior of the newspaper office, and one view of the press used to print the newspaper being loaded on to a truck.

This collection contains six copy photographic negatives and corresponding prints related to the Clyne family of Idaho Falls. Primary subjects include photographs of members of the Clyne and Comfort families, as well as an undated class picture of Idaho Falls High School.

This collection contains 41 photographic prints and postcards of scenes on and around the Payette River, including Marsh and Ireton Ranch, Smith's Ferry, and Payette Lake. Additional subjects include towns in Idaho, including Van Wyck, Crawford, and Sweet.

This collection contains nine black and white photographic prints of scenes in Boise, Idaho, including a charity event for the Red Cross at the Aloha Apartments and Charles Lindbergh's flight to Boise on May 27, 1927. Members of the Gallet family are featured prominently

This collection contains 18 black and white copy photographic negatives relating to the North Side Canal Company near Jerome, Idaho. Milner Dam is featured prominently in this collection that also contains aerial views of the North Side Canal and allotment events in Jerome, Idaho

This collection contains 19 copy photographic prints and negatives of postcards of hotels, restaurants, and towns in North Idaho, including images of Sherman Avenue in Coeur d'Alene, Saint Maries, and Hutter. Other subjects include hotels and tourist camps in Boise, Idaho and Ricks College in Rexburg.

This copy photographic print and negative show a portrait Calvin S. Kingsley, a Methodist minister of Idaho City, Idaho

This collection contains 19 black and white copy photographic negatives relating to Boise, Idaho and Parma, Idaho. Dwellings and street scenes in Boise are featured prominently, as well as images of the Chapman Ranch near Parma, Idaho. Photographs were all taken by Frank Houston Chapman.

This collection contains three black and white copy photographic negatives of trains, railroads, and the train station at Chatcolet Lake.

This collection contains four black and white copy photographic negatives related to the Blackinger family of Boise, Idaho. Of particular interest is an image of the Blackinger residence at 1420 Franklin Street in Boise, Idaho

This collection contains four black and white copy photographic negatives related to the Blackinger family of Boise, Idaho. Of particular interest is an image of the Blackinger residence at 1420 Franklin Street in Boise, Idaho

This collection contains four black and white copy photographic negatives related to the Blackinger family of Boise, Idaho. Of particular interest is an image of the Blackinger residence at 1420 Franklin Street in Boise, Idaho

Left to right: John Regan Blackinger, Frank Blackinger, Jr., Helen Blackinger, Margaret Blackinger (Pearson)

This collection contains three black and white copy photographic negatives of postcards relating to Mountain Home, Idaho.