Box 1985

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.

One black and white photograph of Russell Wortham, the 1985 March of Dimes Idaho Poster Child.

One mounted black and white photograph of a train accident with onlookers. Visible are two women and one man standing in front of wrecked locomotive with debris. On the back is written "Aunt Jun (?) Bevins and Uncle Frank (?)". The train appears to be #272.

Two mounted photographs of Evan Williams Jr. as a child. Photographed by Theodore C. Marceau in his San Francisco studio. Appears to be gelatin POP style photographs.

One damaged black and white photograph and negative of Burke, Idaho. Burke was established in 1887 as a mining town for silver, lead, and zinc. The Hecla, Star, and Hercules Silver mines operated out of Burke. The last mine in Burke closed in 1991.

A collection of 65 negatives and prints of Idaho views. Includes: Steamboats, bridges, St. Maries, St. Joe river, Bitterroot mountains, Coeur d'Alene, mines, Burke, stage stations, Wardner, Potlach, railroads, and sheep.

Eight postcards of Idaho scenery. Several are used. Scenes include: Bunker Hill, the Snake River, Wardner, and Cataldo.

Twelve black and white photographs of the Branstetter family.

Forty-one negatives of Idaho construction sites, mostly road work. Also included are Carey, Idaho views and bands.

5 negatives of the Hostetler family, their veterinary hospital, and two creameries.

Four black and white prints of Silver City, and eight negatives. Five negatives are of Canyon County, including the Map rock, and the Ward massacre memorial monument.

Ten black and white photographs and four postcards of various family members. Includes the Barnecut family of Ohio, the Cooley family of Ohio, and the Robinson family of Idaho. Most of the collection is unidentified.