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Albert F. Brown photograph collection
This collection contains 191 photographic negatives and 307 photographic prints for a total of 316 unique images. 39 of the images are in color, the remainder are in black and white. Most of the photographs were captured by mail carrier and amateur photographer Albert F. Brown of Boise, Idaho. Subjects include street views of Boise, construction projects, fairs, and rodeos. This collection also contains images of Brown's family and portraits of Brown himself.
Alexander Simons photograph of the Alexander family in front of their home at 3rd street and State Street - Boise, Idaho
This black and white photographic print shows Moses Alexander and Leha Alexander with their children and other family members outside of their home on 3rd Street and State Street in Boise, Idaho. Identified individuals include Moses Alexander (far left), Nathan Alexander (second from left), Leha Alexander (sixth from left in dark skirt), Nettie Alexander (seventh from left, seated between bicycles), and Emma Alexander (seated far right). All others in photograph are unidentified.
Alfred Eoff Residence
Three prints of the Alfred Eoff dwelling on Main Street in a paper bound book. The Eoff house was built in 1897 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The house is of the Queen Anne style architecture and built and designed by Tourtellotte and Hummel.
Bach Studio photograph of unidentified early Idaho town
Early photo of town, around 1910-1912. Possibly Eagle or Star.
Bessie Vollmer, queen of the Intermountain Fair - Boise, Idaho
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.
Boise Lodge 337
Photo of the Boise Lodge 337 (Loyal Order of Moose) band. Members unidentified.
Bureau of Reclamation photographs of Southern Idaho dam projects
Charles Benjamin Ross Family Photographs
Family photos of C. Ben Ross, former Governor of Idaho.
Charles J. Simone United States Civilian Conservation Corps photograph collection
This collection contains 16 black and white photographic negatives and 32 black and white photographic prints of United States Civilian Conservation Corps crews and activities. Many of the images feature Company Number 1262, of which Simone was a member, at Paddy Flats area southwest of McCall, Idaho. This collection also includes images of CCC fire crews and 3rd Street in McCall, Idaho.
Charles S. Warren photograph of Lee Edwards with pack animals near Stibnite, Idaho
This black and white photographic print shows and elderly Lee Edwards with a packtrain of burros laden with goods along a dirt road near Stibnite, Idaho.
Don Peters collection of Gibbonsville, Idaho photographs
This collection contains 33 black and white photographic prints of activities and people in Gibbonsville, Idaho. Subjects include the family of Hugh Roberts and Jane Thomas Roberts of Gibbonsville, including their three daughters Mary Roberts (later Mrs. Raine), Elizabeth Roberts (later Mrs. Vern McDonald), and Maggie Roberts (later Mrs. Will White). This collection also includes several street views of Gibbonsville, as well as images of the nearby AD&M Mine.
Garth Reid Boy Scout Troop 7 photographs
This collection contains two black and white photographic prints of Boy Scout Troop 7 from Boise, Idaho on a trip to Kuna Cave in 1916.
Gladys Rae Swank photographs of women legislators of Idaho
This collection contains 16 black and white photographic prints of women who served as legislators for the state of Idaho. The images were used in Swank's book Ladies of the House (and Senate): History of Idaho Women Legislators Since Statehood, self published by Swank in 1978.
Idaho Camera Professional Photographer Workshop ca 1957
Two photographs of the Idaho Camera Professional Photographer workshop circa 1957. Photographers included in the photograph are Ansgar Johnson (owner of Ansgar Johnson Studio), Robert H. Nagel (founder of Idaho Camera), Ed Bartlett (Technical Representative for Eastman Kodak), Channing Fanckboner (Idaho Camera employee, part owner of Bach Photo), Johnny Estano (owner of Estano Studio & Camera) and Robert Harold Sigler (owner of Sigler Studio).
Jean Cooper collection of Ada Chase Merritt portraits
This collection contains three black and white photographic prints of Ada Chase Merritt, editor of The Recorder in Salmon, Idaho. Also contains an image of Grunter Mine near Shoup, Idaho
Laurence E. Young photograph of log cabin near Sawtooth City, Idaho
This 8" x 10" color photograph of a V-notch log cabin near Sawtooth City, Idaho was taken by Laurence E. Young in 1976. The logs are joined by a Y-notch on the ends, and wood shingles line the roof. A single small entry can be seen at the closest corner of the structure, and a pine tree has grown alongside. The cabin and its former residents are unidentified.
Marjorie J. Williams Snake River negatives
This collection contains two black and white photographic negatives captured at different sites along the Snake River, including the Idaho Power Company ferry above Swan Falls and Sherman's Castle near Ontario, Oregon.
Miles W. Ramsey glass plate collection
Approximately 48 glass plate negatives of St. Joe River and Jewel Lake, Bonner County, and vicinity (including Washington). Taken by Miles W. Ramsey in the early 1900s.
Museum of North Idaho photograph collection
This collection contains eleven black and white photographic prints of activities around the area of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Subjects include steamboats at the Coeur d'Alene waterfront, street views of Coeur d'Alene and Ferrell, and logging operations.
Museum of North Idaho Rathdrum photographs
This collection contains ten black and white photographic prints. Items .1a-.1i were taken inside the old Kootenai County Courthouse in Rathdrum, Idaho just before the opening of the new courthouse in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho in 1908. The last image is a view of the town of Rathdrum itself.