Box 1982

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Banner on car reads: "Nezperce Road-improvement Club starting out for a days work"

Content Description From the Collection:

This collection contains eight mounted black and white photographic prints relating to Nezperce, Idaho. The Eitzen family is featured prominently, but the collection also includes several early photos of Nezperce, Idaho.

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Likely Abraham C. Eitzen on right

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The face of one unidentified individual has been scratched off and obscured with pencil

Content Description From the Collection:

This collection contains eight mounted black and white photographic prints relating to Nezperce, Idaho. The Eitzen family is featured prominently, but the collection also includes several early photos of Nezperce, Idaho.

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Two unidentified individuals in horse and buggy

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Three unidentified individuals at edge of pond

Content Description From the Collection:

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints of Charles Lindbergh's stop in Boise, Idaho on September 4, 1927. After completing his nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927 in his Ryan NYP airplane, more commonly known as "The Spirit of Saint Louis," Lindbergh toured the country, including a stop in Boise, Idaho. This collection contains images of Lindbergh's aircraft, the accompanying plane, and Lindbergh himself.

Content Description From the Collection:

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints of Charles Lindbergh's stop in Boise, Idaho on September 4, 1927. After completing his nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927 in his Ryan NYP airplane, more commonly known as "The Spirit of Saint Louis," Lindbergh toured the country, including a stop in Boise, Idaho. This collection contains images of Lindbergh's aircraft, the accompanying plane, and Lindbergh himself.

Content Description From the Collection:

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints of Charles Lindbergh's stop in Boise, Idaho on September 4, 1927. After completing his nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927 in his Ryan NYP airplane, more commonly known as "The Spirit of Saint Louis," Lindbergh toured the country, including a stop in Boise, Idaho. This collection contains images of Lindbergh's aircraft, the accompanying plane, and Lindbergh himself.

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Plane identified as "N-57" on tail

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This collection contains nine black and white photographic prints of buildings in and around Middleton, Idaho. Also includes an image of McNish Sawmill in Emmett, Idaho and a portrait of Reverand Benjamin F. Morrow of Dixie, Idaho.

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This collection contains three black and white photographic prints related to mining in the Quartzburg, Idaho area. Images include a dredge at Centerville, Idaho, a shot of Quartzburg, Idaho during winter, and the crew at Gold Hill Mine.

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This collection contains five black and white photographic prints of activities and participants of Music Week in Boise, Idaho. Images include two shots of the cast of "The White Buffalo Maiden," a one-act opera that premiered for the first time during Music Week in 1923.

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This collection contains nine black and white photographic prints of activities and buildings in the Treasure Valley area. Primary subjects include Givens Hot Springs and the July 3, 1909 fire in Nampa, Idaho. This collection also includes a shot from the 1911 Boise-Weiser championship football game and a photo of a rodeo in Caldwell, Idaho

Content Description

This collection contains eight mounted black and white photographic prints relating to Nezperce, Idaho. The Eitzen family is featured prominently, but the collection also includes several early photos of Nezperce, Idaho.

Content Description

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints of Charles Lindbergh's stop in Boise, Idaho on September 4, 1927. After completing his nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927 in his Ryan NYP airplane, more commonly known as "The Spirit of Saint Louis," Lindbergh toured the country, including a stop in Boise, Idaho. This collection contains images of Lindbergh's aircraft, the accompanying plane, and Lindbergh himself.

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This black and white photographic print shows a snake rail fence composed of logs. The fence appears to be running alongside a road, enclosing a sagebrush pasture. The Sawtooth Mountains can be seen in the background.

Content Description This black and white photographic print shows Frank Post (of whom Post Falls is named) seated on a rocky slope with the Coleman family and a dog. Two children are shown in the photograph, including a young girl whose face is blurry. Scope and Contents Bottom row (left to right): Tom Coleman, Ellis Coleman, Nettie Coleman, Mrs. Benham and her daughter (child in white dress). Top row (left to right): Jonh Coleman, Jim Coleman, Margaret...

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This collection contains 14 black and white collodion photographic prints of members of the 1895-1896 Idaho House of Representatives. The portraits are mounted on 6.5" x 4" cabinet cards and were photographed by Myers Photography in Boise, Idaho. Ten of the prints are signed by the subjects.