Boise (Idaho)

Mounted prints of the Boise Natatorium and Assay office.

14 postcards of various Boise scenes, including construction of a dam, camping, and Saint Luke's Children Hospital. All are unidentified. Also includes 80 negatives of Canada scenes including Hudson's Bay Company, railroads, and Treaty Day. All are unidentified.

Two images of warehouse crews, one being Falk's Wholesale Grocery. Crew members are identified on back of images.

This collection contains eight black and white copy photographic negatives related to the Falk and Moore families of Boise, Idaho. Bertha Falk, Ernestine Falk, Alice Moore, and Laura Moore are all pictured. This collection also includes an image of the Coffin residence at Grove Street and 11th Street in Boise, Idaho.

68 photographs of the Carter family of Carter Photography Studio. People identified. Other scenes include Table Rock, Park School students, Senator Borah's funeral.

Portrait of Charles O. Broxon from 1914-15, when he was editor of the Evening Capital News (Boise, Idaho).

Group portrait of the Children's Home ca 1920s. Children with matron, Anna Anderson (Mrs. Anna Paulson).

This collection contains five black and white photographic prints taken during a parade along 8th Street in Boise, Idaho.

Collection of portraits of Boise Mayors from 1867 to 1961.

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 members of the Columbia Band on the steps of the Federal Building at 750 West Bannock Street in Boise, Idaho. Members are posing with their instruments, which include clarinets, a bass, trumpets, French horns, trombones, a saxophone, and tubas. George L. Flebarty is identified as the conductor. Walt Neeley identified as the drummer.

This black and white photographic print is a copy of a photograph showing a crew digging a ditch at Settlers Canal in Boise, Idaho during winter. David McMullan (right, dark shirt) and Mr. Hanson make up the first team. Ray Parker is driving the second team and Walter McMullan is driving the third.

Photographs from the John Cuddy Collection (MS 170). Images of the Cuddy family and various Boise scenes. John Cuddy owned the Cuddy Flour Mill and Mercantile store in Rush Creek and Salubria, Idaho.

Large photography collection collected by Dale Walden. Includes 265 photographs identified by photographer, 387 photographs identified by person or place, 10 tintypes, 2 opalotypes, and 17 negatives. Photographers featured are Charles Kingsley, R. Harold Sigler, and Johnson and Son.

Images of the Davidson family in Shoshone, Sun Valley and various portraits of the family members. Including a portrait of the Boise High School Football team from 1911 or 1912.

This collection contains 27 black and white photographic prints of buildings, landmarks, and activities across southern and central Idaho. Some subjects include sheep shearing, buildings and streets in Boise, Idaho, and the Kuna Cave.

This collection contains 13 black and white photographic prints of sites and buildings in the Boise, Idaho area. Images include the O'Farrell cabin, Spanish Village, the Idaho State Historical Museum, and various dwellings.

This collection contains four black and white photographic prints showing portraits of early Idahoans. This collection includes two portraits of Grace Greenwood Coffin Logan, a portrait of Ethna Anderson, and members of the Ketchen family at Arrowrock Dam.

This collection contains 19 black and white photographic prints of members of the Chinese immigrant community in Boise, Idaho. Boise businessman Fong Foo Jeung (方富長), also known as Harry Fong, is featured heavily in this collection along with several of his immediate family members, including his first wife, Kwan Shee (方門關氏) also known as Gretta Fong. This collection also contains several portraits of unidentified individuals of Chinese descent.