Box 1983.2

This black and white photographic copy print shows a 25-horse team pulling a combine harvester machine in a wheat field. Six people are shown on the harvester.

This black and white photographic copy print shows a panoramic view of Arrowrock Dam while it was being constructed.

This collection contains 15 black and white photographic prints relating to the Hawley family of Boise, Idaho. The bulk of the images in this collection were captured during a hunting trip that Jess B. Hawley and James H. Hawley Jr. took with Will Regan and Fritz Hummel. The other images in this collection show snapshots of the Hawley children in the 1920s.

This collection contains 16 black and white photographic prints of images from the Library of Congress' Farm Security Administration collection. Images in this collection show scenes and subjects related to resettlement activities across the state of Idaho, including newly settled farms and migrant workers. Images were photographed by FSA photographers Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee, and Arthur Rothstein.

This collection contains eight black and white photographic prints, mostly relating to political parties and elected officials in the State of Idaho. Images include members of the Idaho State Legislature. Of particular interest is an image showing legislators inside the chambers of the Idaho Territorial Capitol building.

This collection contains 12 black and white photographic prints relating to the Gallet family of Boise, Idaho. Two images show Edward Griswald Gallet when he was State Auditor on a trip to Orofino, Idaho with the Idaho Board of Land Commissioners. Also included is a series of images of Grace Gallet, who was selected by the General Federation of Women's Clubs to represent Idaho for a service project to support troops deployed in France during World War I.

This collection contains eight black and white copy photographic prints of the New York Canal in Boise, Idaho when it was being constructed. Also included is view of Mackay, Idaho

This collection contains two black and white copy photographic prints showing the interior of Carl Granberg's blacksmith shop in Shelley, Idaho. Several individuals are identified by the donor of the collection, Dorothy Granberg Sorensen.

This collection contains eight black and white photographic prints of the Union Pacific depot in Montpelier, Idaho, including the turntable and two houses in the area.

This collection contains four picture postcards. Two images show the old White Bird grade near White Bird, Idaho. The other two images are shots of Pocatello, Idaho. The Pocatello images have been colored.

This collection contains six black and white photographic prints of the Continental Oil Company complex at 2nd Avenue South and 6th Street South in Twin Falls, Idaho

This collection contains 10 black and white picture postcards of Arrowrock Dam. These postcards appeared in a souvenir folder published by the Wesley Andrews Company of Baker, Oregon.

This collection contains 14 black and white photographic prints of individuals and locations associated with Warm Springs Avenue in Boise, Idaho. Subjects include several portraits of Moses Hubbard Goodwin, proprietor and operator of Goodwin Lumber Company, with Wilson family farm and water wheel, the Boise Natatorium, and the old Idaho State Penitentiary. Of particular interest is a shot of the Goodwin Lumber Company sawmill and mill pond.

This black and white photographic print shows nine people, including men women and children, standing behind a casket. The casket is covered with flowers, and a portrait of a girl can be seen in the lower left-hand corner. A banner with three interlocking rings and the letters "WOW" is affixed to the bottom of the casket. The location and date are unknown.

This black and white photographic print shows Alva D. Stanton and Gertude Perry Stanton on their wedding day. Alva is seated in a chair wearing a bowtie. A watch chain is dangling from his breast pocket. Gertrude is standing to the right of Alva, wearing a white blouse and a floor-length dark-colored skirt.

This collection contains 33 photographic prints related to the Mussell family of Twin Falls, Idaho. Photographed individuals include Mamie Mussell, Ethel Mussell, Edgar Mussell, Pearl Mussell and Sherman Mussell. Of particular interest note is an image of Cora Mussell Smith in the Twin Falls Title and Abstract office in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Automobile owned by Will Regan. Identified individuals include: Back row (left to right) - Will Regan, unidentified, James Hawley Jr.; Front row (left to right) - Fritz Hummel, Jess B. Hawley

Automobile owned by Will Regan. Identified individuals include (left to right): Unidentified, Will Regan, unidentified, Jess B. Hawley, James H. Hawley Jr.

The two men in the background wearing hats and holding gun are unidentified. James H. Hawley is shown kneeling in the center and Will Regan is shown standing in the foreground. The other two men are unidentified.

Horse in background