Story of the overland journey of the Philips family from Kansas to Washington in 1883.

Collection consists of a 35 page study guide about the Oregon Trail for grade five students. Prepared for Boise Public Schools.

Collection consists of a program (4 copies), text of remarks prepared by State Historian Larry Jones (3 leaves), and list of slides taken by Larry Jones at the rededication of Bonneville Point, east of Boise, Idaho, on 24 May 2000.

A record of an Oregon Trail journey from Morgan County, Ohio to Jefferson County, Oregon (1843‐1844), rewritten & edited by author in 1867. Entries on Idaho begin on October 1, 1844. Includes original and photocopy.

Correspondence and reminiscences relating to the 1862 massacre near the present American Falls, Idaho; authors include Alvin Zaring, John C. Hilman and H.C. Ellis.

Speech delivered by Meeker on the site of Fort Hall, Bannock County, Idaho.

Typescript of the 1862 journey from Iowa to Oregon, taken from the diary of Scott. Includes an account of the Massacre Rocks Massacre; notes by Alvin Zaring, a traveler in the same wagon trail, and information on Ezra Zaring, his son.

Two small notebooks. The first, "A Journal From the River Platt to California Keep by James Oliverson," covers one month of a wagon trip, but gives no year. The second notebook, "Diary of James Oliverson," covers the period 1880-1882. Collection includes the originals, transcripts, and photocopies.

Account of an 1889 journey of the Lyon family from Missouri to Oregon, and back to Idaho.

Estimates of expenses for maintenance work done on the old Oregon Trail, Emmigrant Hill section.

An account of the Elijah Otter massacre, Sept. 1860.

This collection consists of materials related to the Old Oregon Trail Association located in Baker, Oregon: annual report of of the President, minutes of annual meeting, and minutes of the Board of Director, all for 1926. A drawing of an Old Oregon Trail medal is included, along with two letters related to the design of the medal.

This collection contains information regarding the Wagon Centennial Celebration. It consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, news articles and bills relating to the association and markers erected along the Oregon Trail.

Includes autobiographical and genealogical information on Mrs. Pulliam and her family in Kansas and an account of the journey by wagon from there to Washington State in 1889.

Postcards of Weiser pioneer, Russell Newman and Ike Kiser of Weiser. The collection also includes a photographic print of the Oregon Trail memorial bridge in Boise from 1931 and a mounted reproduction drawing from W.H. Jackson of Old Fort Hall.

Recollections of a journey along the Oregon Trail with an emigrant train to Oregon in 1845. Accompanied by a typed transcription.

A diary kept by Proesch detailing his trip from Wright County, Minnesota, to Boise, Idaho. Also included are a series of postcards of Emmett, Idaho, and miscellaneous items.