Boise (Idaho)

Eight framed limited edition prints of lithographs of historic Idaho buildings

Miscellaneous Idaho photographs donated by the Summers Funeral Home.

This collection contains six black and white photographic prints showing portraits of mostly unidentified individuals on cabinet cards by photographers and studios in Boise, Idaho. Photographers and studios include W. T. Allen, Whyte, Whyte and Demaree. One woman is identified as Katherine Taylor of C. E. Baker Star Grocery.

Ten black and white photographs with negatives of the Logan and Coffin family portraits.

This black and white copy photographic negative shows the Vanderpool house at the end of Beacon Street in Boise, Idaho during a spring flood.

Content supplied by donor: "Picture of home at end of Beacon, 2 blocks east of Division in Boise during spring flood of Boise River in 1921 or 1922. Home belonged to [photographer of image] Mattie McConnell's aunt, Martha Vanderpool."

This collection contains ten black and white copy photographic negatives and two black and white photographic prints of scenes and businesses in and around Boise, Idaho. An outing of Boise High School students from the class of 1906, including Harry Elkington, to the Foote House on the Boise River is featured prominently. This collection also includes two original portraits of members of the Langhausen family.

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.

Black and white photographic print of William Bosch with group in front of the Broadway Stables on 318 S. 8th street in Boise.

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.