Salmon River (Idaho)
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Department of Reclamation photograph collection
Framed photographs from the Department of Reclamation. Images include Milner dam, Sand Springs, Salmon River Canyon and Blue Lakes Ranch.
Erwin D. Sias papers
Illustrated account of a 1930 Salmon River float trip made by Sias, accompanied by a videotape made from 16mm film taken on the trip.
Maragaret S. Vickery collection of Salmon, Idaho photographs
This collection contains 13 black and white photographic prints related to the Salmon River and the area around Salmon, Idaho. Subjects include several early images of Salmon, Idaho, a scow boat floating Pine Creek Rapids, and several unidentified portraits. Of particular interest are two images of David Sandilands, brother of George Sandilands, a scow boat pilot who assisted Henry "Harry" Guleke until his death on the Salmon River in August 1907.
Montana Historical Society's Idaho File
This collection contains twelve black and white photographic prints from the Montana Historical Society's Idaho file. Subjects include the Snake River, the Salmon River, and Fort Lemhi.
Rupert Shaw negative collection
Collection of negatives of Idaho scenes taken in period ca. 1910-1920. Includes mining camps, mountain country, etc. Photographs taken by Rupert Shaw.
Salmon River tunnel project
Collection consists of one bound typescript report prepared for August George Liebmann by Walter Hovey Hill, civil enginer, with a supporting letter by A.J. Wiley, consulting hydraulic engineer. The Salmon-Snake River power project as proposed by Mr. Liebmann would construct a dam on the Salmon River and divert water through a tunnel to the Snake River for the production of hydropower.
Sister Alfreda Elsensohn's collection of Polly Bemis photographs
Photographs of Polly Bemis and Charlie Bemis at home.