Dogs

Content Description This black and white photographic print shows Frank Post (of whom Post Falls is named) seated on a rocky slope with the Coleman family and a dog. Two children are shown in the photograph, including a young girl whose face is blurry. Scope and Contents Bottom row (left to right): Tom Coleman, Ellis Coleman, Nettie Coleman, Mrs. Benham and her daughter (child in white dress). Top row (left to right): Jonh Coleman, Jim Coleman, Margaret...

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This black and white photographic print shows Idaho Governor Arnold Williams holding a pen while signing a proclamation declaring April 7-13, 1946, as "Be Kind to Animals Week". Williams is looking at a Belgian shepherd named Dunc with a chain around its neck.

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This collection contains two black and white photographic prints. The first image is a stereoscopic view of Idaho Volunteers near Pasay at the Philippines. The other image shows a man crouching with a rifle next to his dog. A motorcycle and sidecar carrying a deer carcass are in the background.

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This collection contains three black and white photographic prints on silver gelatin from locations within Custer County, Idaho. Two of the images are from Antelope. Idaho. The other image is a street shot of Houston, Idaho.