Automobiles
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Clifford B. Rhodes collection of Burris family photographs
Dave Imel collection of Hawley family photographs
This collection contains 15 black and white photographic prints relating to the Hawley family of Boise, Idaho. The bulk of the images in this collection were captured during a hunting trip that Jess B. Hawley and James H. Hawley Jr. took with Will Regan and Fritz Hummel. The other images in this collection show snapshots of the Hawley children in the 1920s.
Jessie Naylor photograph collection
This collection contains three photographic prints. One image shows Robert Naylor as a young boy, standing behind an automobile driven by Scott W. Anderson. The other shows Robert Naylor among several other Boise, Idaho dignitaries at Harry Morrison's birthday party. The final image is a colored portrait of Mary McConnell Borah in the garden of the Christopher Moore residence.
Luoma Family
Photo prints from the Luoma family. John and Lena Luoma immigrated to the United States from Finland. They met in Butte, Montana where they had their first child, Impie. In 1905 they settled in Enaville, Idaho where they had three children, Jalmar, Emil and Sigrid. The family farmed and logged in the Enaville area.
Robert Hammes photographs of Saint Maries, Idaho residents
This collection contains two black and white photographic prints relating to individuals living in Saint Maries, Idaho.
Stockton and Fouch family photograph collection
Photographs of the Richard Stockton family and Fouch families who were pioneers in early Parma. Photo .35 is of Mrs Laura Jane Starcher who was the first postmistress of Parma and first female mayor in the U.S. in Umatilla, Oregon in 1920. Photograph subjects include Parma, farming, cats, state of Washington, Billie Stockton Fouch, etc.