Boise (Idaho)

Three identical black and white panoramic photographs of the downtown Boise skyline taken from 10th Street and Idaho Street. Shows Idaho, 10th, and 11th streets circa 1920s

Certificate of citizenship and accompanying letter from the Second Judicial District Court, Boise, Idaho.

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.

Miscellaneous portraits collected by David Porter Baker Pride, register of Land Office in Idaho in the 1880s.

Photographs are of the Bowman family and the Ashley Sign Company established in Boise in 1910. Also includes 19 tintype portraits.

The bulk of images consist WWI Veterans at the Boise Veterans Administration Tuberculosis Hospital and grounds.

This collection contains 16 black and white photographic prints related to "back to school" events in Boise, Idaho. Four images show a "Welcome Teachers" picnic at Julia Davis Park organized by the Boise Chamber of Commerce Education Committee. The remaining 12 images show children in a "Back to School" parade through downtown Boise, Idaho.

This collection contains sixteen black and white photographic prints and nine black and white photographic negatives. The images are of buildings across Idaho, including residential houses in Caldwell and the post office in Pocatello, but primarily focus on stores and schools in Boise, Idaho.

This collection contains five black and white photographic prints of businesses and businessmen of Boise, Idaho. Jewelry merchants William C. Perry and Constance W. Hesse are featured prominently, along with the interiors of their respective businesses. Also includes an image of the interior of Boise Ice Cream Company.

Eight framed limited edition prints of lithographs of historic Idaho buildings

Miscellaneous Idaho photographs donated by the Summers Funeral Home.

This black and white photographic print shows a herd of deer feeding at Hot Wells near the Old Idaho Penitentiary during winter. The deer are grouped together in a field at the base of the Boise foothills which are covered in snow. Power poles and unidentified structures can be seen in the left-hand side of the image.

Collection of 289 negatives, mostly glass plates but with a fair proportion of cut film. These negatives were used in production of picture postcards up to the time that lithographed colored cards came in. Dated from early 1900s to late 1920s. Towns include Ketchum, Rexburg, Nampa, Rigby, Lewiston, Pocatello, Boise and Emmett.

Miscellaneous photographs of Boise, including the Old Penitentiary, the Boise Butcher Co. Ltd., Boise Jewelry Story and the Idaho Militia. The Old Penitentiary image is a glass plate negative.