Box 1985

Four black and white photographs, three of the Shawver family, and one of the Potter family.

Two black and white photographs of the Steunenberg residence showing the impact of the dynamite assassination.

Two black and white photographs of McKeeth family members.

36 black and white photographs by John Ewald of Idaho mountain scenes in the 1920s.

Twelve black and white photographs of the Branstetter family.

Seven black and white mounted photographs of the Atkins and Hogan families.

Nine black and white photographs of Meridian buildings.

Two black and white photographs of Jim Larkin, and two slides of Sylvan Hart.

Thirty-two black and white photographs of families, Idaho scenes, and College of Idaho 1917 football team.

Two postcards of the Idaho State Capitol sent to Clara Pebbles.

25 black and white photographs of Mountain Home buildings, people, and scenes. Most of the photographs are dated between 1914-1930.

Four photographic negatives of unidentified Idaho views, and one black and white photograph of an unidentified store interior in Leadore, Idaho.

Four photographs of men with horse-drawn machinery and road work.

One black and white photograph of teacher Evelyn Wenstrom, first licensed female pilot in Idaho. She was licensed in 1930, and usually flew a two-cylinder Aeronca.

One black and white photograph of Archie Boyd Teater in his studio with paintings visible behind him.

Five negatives and prints of Greek families in Pocatello, mostly of the Katsilometes family.

Six black and white photographic prints and negatives of late nineteenth-century Silver City groups, dwellings, and homesteading. Most unidentified.

Ten black and white photographs with negatives of the Logan and Coffin family portraits.

Four black and white photographs with five negatives of a crowd near the Weiser Depot with State street in view.

Eleven color postcards of various Idaho views and towns. Almost all of them have "J. A. Loggan" written on the back. The majority of the postcards are of Boise.