Box 1982

This collection contains 12 black and white photographic prints of assorted images relating to the state of Idaho, including government officials, landmarks, and placer mining near Bliss, Idaho.

This black and white photographic print shows the stone cutting crew in front of the stone yard where the sandstone from Table Rock quarry was cut into blocks used in the construction of the Idaho State Capitol. Robert O. Murrie is the sixth man from the right.

This black and white photographic print shows four men standing in front of the newly completed Imperial Plaza building at 200 N 3rd Street, Boise, Idaho. A banner on the right lists the following phone number: 342-9200. Identified individuals (left to right): Dennis Cote, Reed Liechty, C.V. "Ike" Wayland, and Leo Stauch,

This collection contains two black and white photographic prints and three black and white photographic negatives of an unidentified church near Cottonwood, Idaho. Church is surrounded by agricultural fields with a single pine tree behind it.

This black and white photographic print shows Bessie Vollmer on the front steps of an unidentified building shortly after being voted queen of the Intermountain Fair in Boise, Idaho. Vollmer is wearing a cape and gown with a small tiara on her head.

This collection contains 3 black and white photographic prints of rivers in Idaho, including two images of the Snake River near Idaho falls, and an image of the Lucky Peak Dam spillway on the Boise River.

This collection contains seven photographic prints related to Walter R. Priebe of Twin Falls, Idaho. Two of the images are of Priebe on his 100th birthday. The remaining five images are of Priebe's house at 155 7th Avenue East, including interior shots of the parlor room.

This collection contains seven black and white photographic prints of women and girls in the Boise area. Three images show Anderson as a young girl. Other photographs include images of gatherings of unidentified women. It is assumed that Anderson is among one of the women in the group shots.

This collection contains 43 black and white photographic prints and four black and white photographic negatives related to locations across the state of Idaho. Dams feature heavily in this collection, including Teton Dam shortly after its collapse in 1976, Dworshak Dam under construction in 1971, Albeni Falls Dam, and a dam on the Clearwater River near Potlatch Mill in Lewiston, Idaho. Other Idaho landmarks include Whitebird Hill, Boise Airport, and the Saint Joe River.

This collection contains two black and white photographic prints of the aftermath of the Vindicator Mine explosion in Cripple Creek, Colorado in 1903. These images were entered as evidence in the murder trial of William Dudley "Big Bill" Haywood in 1907.

This collection contains nine color photographic prints related to hotels in Orofino, Idaho. Six of the images are photographs of paintings hanging on the walls in the Lumbermen's Hotel. This collection also three exterior shots of the Lumbermen's Hotel and the previous site of the White Hotel in Orofino, Idaho

This collection contains 16 black and white photographic prints related to "back to school" events in Boise, Idaho. Four images show a "Welcome Teachers" picnic at Julia Davis Park organized by the Boise Chamber of Commerce Education Committee. The remaining 12 images show children in a "Back to School" parade through downtown Boise, Idaho.

This collection contains eight black and white photographic prints made from copy negatives loaned to the Idaho State Historical Society. Five of the images show names carved into rocks along the Snake River near Melba, Idaho. This collection also contains images of Tim Shirley and Othello Shirley.

This black and white photographic print shows the town of Orofino, Idaho. This image was captured from a postcard dated 1911. The text below the image reads "8145A Orofino, Idaho"

This collection contains 14 black and white photographic prints of scenes and activities in and around Boise, Idaho. Subjects include a high school football game, Arrowrock Dam, and Boise High School R.O.T.C.

This collection contains two black and white photographic prints. One is of the Horner residence which stood at 36th Street and State Street in Boise, Idaho. The other image was captured during the sale of a saddle at Main Auctions, 29th Street and Main Street in Boise, Idaho.

This collection contains six black and white photographic prints on silver gelatin paper. These images are related to the mining community of Pine, Idaho, where the donor's father lived between 1906-1912. Subjects include wagons, stagecoaches, and views of the camp itself.

This collection contains 15 black and white photographic negatives of images mostly related to Givens Hot Springs along the Snake River near Nampa, Idaho. Images include those of the original plunge building, construction of the new plunge building in 1952, and several aerial views of the complex. Also includes several images of Walker's Ferry.

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.

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.