Idaho-Politics and government.

Political flyers advocating the Larouche platform and the election of candidates Joseph Stewart and Marvin Sawyer, and attacking the character of Mel Morgan and Cecil Andrus.

Minutes of meetings, club rosters, and scrapbooks relating to the activities of this social club for the wives of Idaho's state legislators.

Due record book documenting the minutes of the Boise Chapter of the National Council of Women Voters.

Letters from Atkinson to Lena Eagan, a worker on his 1950 gubernatorial campaign, discussing progress of the campaign; includes copies of campaign literature and newspaper clippings.

Collection of documents, photos, and items relating to Ruby Stone.

Five posters in collection

One scrapbook of newspaper clippings collected by Rulon Swesnson and two folders of loose photographs and documents related to his career with the State of Idaho and his involvement with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Boise.

Agenda for June 12, 2024, signed by Jim Risch. Events on this day include meeting with Idaho's National History Day delegation.

Includes correspondence, journal, legal documents, letter to the editor of the Idaho Daily Statesman and two affidavits regarding Fenn's behavior upon learning of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. A letter (1877) to J. McCarty in Boise regarding federal appropriations for construction of public buildings in Boise, a journal from 1850 kept by Fenn when moving west, two deeds recorded in Idaho County dating 1880. Collection includes some photocopies.

Includes a want list, an order form for Syms-York Co. products, along with a list of state and local officials.

Papers and certificates from Lloyd, who was a member of the Idaho House of Representatives from Twin Falls County (1923-1925) and campaign manager for Governor C. Ben Ross. Lloyd was also "instrumental" in the elections of Lt. Governor Cecil Andrus and Senator Frank Church.

Campaign correspondence, speeches, scrapbooks, and memorabilia relating to the political career of Wallace David Gillis. Correspondents include Addison T. Smith, John Thomas, and Fred Lukens.