Boise Natatorium (Idaho)

Rules and regulations, rate schedules, and an advertisement for the Natatorium, Boise, Idaho.

Mounted prints of the Boise Natatorium and Assay office.

This collection contains 14 black and white photographic prints of individuals and locations associated with Warm Springs Avenue in Boise, Idaho. Subjects include several portraits of Moses Hubbard Goodwin, proprietor and operator of Goodwin Lumber Company, with Wilson family farm and water wheel, the Boise Natatorium, and the old Idaho State Penitentiary. Of particular interest is a shot of the Goodwin Lumber Company sawmill and mill pond.

This collection contains a Declaration of Homestead, 1894, by Thomas Finnegan. Also included are seven photographs and Negatives of Hattie Finnegan Manning, the Natatorium in Boise, Idaho, and the Boise River.

Scrapbook and assembled records, including photographs, advertising posters, clippings, correspondence, and other material relating to White City Park and the Natatorium in Boise, Idaho; post cards from the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition; and material from the KFAU radio station at Boise High School in Boise.

Souvenir programs for the banquet at the grand opening of the Natatorium.

Picture of Anna Marie Olsen Johnson (Johnston) with her two daughters May Willhemina and Irene Edith in front of the Natatorium.

Color postcard of Natatorium Swimming Pool interior in Boise