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Southeast Idaho family and place histories collection
Approximately 265 narrative accounts of families and places in Southeast Idaho collected for an Association for the Humanities in Idaho project. A large portion are from families in the Rockland area.
Southern Idaho College of Education commencement program
1 commencement program dated "May 28 to June 2 1947"
Southern Idaho Fish and Game Association history
This collection contains a printed brochure that documents the history of the Southern Idaho Fish and Game Association. The history was written by Lorayne O. Smith with assistance from Les Hazen, Don Zuck and Larry Drexler. It was designed by Izabella Bagdasarova and published with the assistance of the College of Southern Idaho.
Southern Idaho Photography by Gus Kelker
Color slides of Central Idaho, Bonneville, Atlanta, Bonanza, Custer and Rocky Bar Idaho taken by Gus Kelker of Twin Falls, Idaho.
Southern Idaho Romance Writers of America records
Collection consists of organizational minutes, financial statements, correspondence, newspaper clippings, membership lists, and other related material.
Southern Idaho Wholesale Grocery account book
Account books of a grocery store and bakery in Twin Falls, Idaho.
Southside Improvement Club records
Organizational records and minutes (1904-1969), of this civic betterment club, orginally organized as a South Boise Association. Also includes annual meeting programs and some correspondence, financial records, and memorabilia.
Southwest District Garden Club
Collection includes District President reports, District meeting minutes, and Treasurers reports.
Spanish American War, First Idaho Volunteers Company B
One 11x13 print of Spanish American War soldiers from the First Idaho Volunteers Company B. Members are identified on the back of the image. Seven carte de visite prints of Spanish American soldiers, including John O'Derr, John Little (Lewiston, Idaho), James Weston (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho), and C.W. Alkire (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho).
Special Olympics World Winter Games ephemera
This collection consists of printed material produced for that event including posters, programs, and brochures. Also included are the "Games Daily" sections of the Idaho Statesman, February 8-14, 2009.
Speech delivered by William Jennings Bryan
Text of a speech delivered by Wm Jennings Bryan at Idaho Falls, Sept. 21, 1912, under the auspices of the Bonneville County Democratic Committee.
Speech of W.E. Borah
Speech accepting the chairmanship of silver Republican convention, Boise City.
Speeches of Addison T. Smith
Collection contains a bound volume of speeches by Addison T. Smith, 1916-1932, Idaho Congressman.
S.S. Boise collection
Correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, menus, newsletters, memorabilia and miscellany relating to the construction and service activity of the U.S.S. Boise during World War II. Includes material from several reunions of the ship's crew and from a subsequent U.S.S. Boise, launched in 1990.
S.S. Idaho Falls collection
Saint Luke's Hospital Auxiliary Historic Building Lithograph Collection Courtesy of Preservation Idaho
Eight framed limited edition prints of lithographs of historic Idaho buildings
St. Luke's Hospital Nurses Class of 1939 photograph
One sepia print photograph of the St. Luke's Nurses class of 1939 with identification.
St. Maries Area Retired Teacher Association (SMARTA) records
This collection consists of materials from the St. Maries Area Retired Teacher Association and includes minutes of meetings, treasurer's reports, membership lists, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other miscellaneous items. Also included are the recollections of 12 teachers who were members of the St. Maries Retired Teachers Association, compiled by Carrie Scott in 1990.
St. Teresa's Academy records (1892-1929)
Student notebooks and workbooks used for kindergarten classes at the Academy.
St. Teresa's Academy records (1894-1964)
Photographs, catalog, and other items relating to a Catholic school in Boise, Idaho; also grade report and photographs of Helen Coston, the school's first graduate.