Showing Collections: 1921 - 1940 of 2466
Photos from Linn County Historical Museum
Unidentified portrait of girl from Eddy Studio in Payette, Idaho, transferred from Linn County Historical Museum. Collections also includes copy of drawing of First Methodist Episcopal Church in Boise and photograph of an American Falls girls basketball team from 1931.
Photos from Nez Perce County Historical Society and Museum
The following items were brought to the Nez Perce County Historical Society and Museum by Paul Krause, Director of the Lewis Clark State College Library. The items are part of the "Talkington Museum" collection. The college no longer maintains a museum and were transferred to the Idaho State Historical Society. Images are of the Representatives of 12th Session of Idaho Legislators and the first building in Boise built in 1910.
Picabo State Bank (Picabo, Idaho) inventory report
Records of a defunct bank, collected and administered by the Idaho Department of Finance for the liquidation of assets.
Pinckney Lugenbeel papers
Correspondence, offical reports and special orders relating to Major Lugenbeel's military career which included service during the war with Mexico, establishment of Fort Boise, Idaho, in 1863 and duty as commandant at Fort Wayne, Indiana. Also copies of letters and reports, and newspaper clippings on Lugenbeel, collected by Norman B. Adkison.
Pinney, James Alonzo, papers
Correspondence, ledgers, date books, programs, and miscellaneous materials relating to the operation of the Columbia and Pinney theaters in Boise, Idaho; correspondence with family members.
Pinney Theatre (Boise, Idaho) programs
Dedication program for the opening of the theatre and performance of "The Royal Chef." Also includes an advertisement and menu for the Boston Lunch, and later programs for two plays "The Sweetheart Shop" and "The Bird of Paradise."
Pinney Theatre program for "Tobacco Road"
This collection contains the Pinney Theatre handbill and the souvenir program for the 1941 production of "Tobacco Island."
Pioneer Bank and Trust Company (Salmon, Idaho) records
Records of a defunct bank, collected and administered by the Idaho Department of Finance for the liquidation of assets. Includes journal of suspension, check register, creditors' claims, account book, dividend accounts, and disbursements.
Pioneer Days scrapbook
Clippings of interviews and photos of Payette County old timers in celebration of Payette County's 50th Anniversary.
Placerville (Idaho) advertisement
Advertisement for a grand ball, with entertainment by Breach's Orchestra of Boise, Idaho, and supper by the Women of Woodcraft, July 3, 1908; and a ball game between Placerville and Pearl, Idaho on July 4.
Placerville (Idaho) baseball broadside
Advertisement for a baseball game held at Placerville between the Boise Basin Gold Diggers and the Boise Lucky Dogs.
Placerville (Idaho) Public Schools Advocate : manuscript newspaper
Containing compositions of Placerville, Idaho, school children, written under the supervision of teacher P.D. Rothwell.
Plantation Gold Course, Inc. (Boise, Idaho) records
Records relating to the acquisition and sale of the Plantation Golf Course and related properties.
Plat and legal description of the Home Lode Mining District
Mining district incorporated in 1885 by David Adams and Timothy Regan in Owyhee County, Idaho. Includes photocopy and facsimile.
Pocatello Flour Mills Company (Idaho) records
Correspondence files, M-Z, and some corporate and financial records of Pocatello Flour Mills and Pocatello Milling and Elevator.
Portrait of Albert Wolters and friends
This portrait photographic print features four individuals, including Albert Wolters (2nd from left), taken while attending college in Germany. Wolters appears to be holding a cane while shaking the hand of a man holding a cigar. Three of the men are holding canes. One is wearing a top hat. Original inventory describe the men as "rehearsing a scene in a play."
Portrait of William E. Borah
Charcoal sketch, inscribed to "Bill and Mary" Borah.
Portraits by Charles Kingsley
Miscellaneous portraits collected by David Porter Baker Pride, register of Land Office in Idaho in the 1880s.
Portraits of Teachers
Collection includes a portrait of an unidentified teacher from Tuttle, Idaho taken by Leyson in Jerome, Idaho and a portrait of Iona Sefton, a teacher from Camas, Idaho.
Postcard collection
The collection consists of approximately 1,000 postcards, both color and black and white, from Idaho cities, towns and points of interest around the state. Included are 23 postcard booklets and oversize postcards, in both unmarked and cancelled condition. The postcards are arranged in subject groups.