Women-Idaho.

Story of the overland journey of the Philips family from Kansas to Washington in 1883.

Correspondence, minutes, financial and membership records, and publications relating to the American Association of University Women (AAUW) branch in Grangeville, Idaho.

Correspondence, financial records, recipes, cooking brochures, and memorabilia. Includes correspondence and other materials relating to music and the Idaho State Federation of Music Clubs.

Correspondence, sympathy cards, letters, telegrams, memorial gift acknowledgements, Catholic Mass card, memorial service program and Mackay Masonic Messenger program, following the death of Chase Clark.

This collection provides a snapshot of two women’s lives, interests and familial ties during the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. This collection covers a variety of subjects from personal poems, short stories, and songs, to newspaper clippings, photographs, and memorabilia.

Historical articles set in Oneida and Franklin counties, Idaho, including copies of "Jim Hayden's Mule," "Another Freight Outfit," "Oneida," "North of the Line," and "Wheels of Idaho, 1877." Also includes two black and white photos.

These papers contain original, typescript, and copies of letters written by E. Jane Gay during her residence on the Nez Perce Indian Reservation in Idaho, 1889-1892. Also included are notes and marginal notes. The recipients of the correspondence are not specifically identified but research indicates the original letters were sent to family and friends in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. The collection represents the working copy of a manuscript entitled "Choup-nit-ki."

This collection consists of a carbon copy of "From Angell Genealogy" (5 leaves, n.d.); photocopy of a letter (1 leaf, 1959) from R. D. Drysdale to his daughter, Roxey Drysdale, describing his memories of Emma Drake (his grandmother); a typescript entitled, "In Memoriam" (16 leaves, 1932), an autobiography prepared by Emma Angell Drake; and a letter (1 leaf, 2004) from the donor to Troy Reeves of the Idaho State Historical with an explanation of the documents in the collection.

Correspondence, narratives, diaries, territorial documents, election returns, biographies, speeches, and published items relating to Idaho and Northwest history, 1836-1928.

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

A scrapbook of photocopies of newspaper clippings relating the activities, topics of discussion, and recommendations of the Idaho Women's Conference held at Boise State University, May 20-22, 1977.

Personal letters written to Laeta by her husband, Irvine Lyman. Also includes marriage certificate to Benjamin C. Eagleson, and other memorabilia.

Concerning Phipps' family members, Peter J. Pefley and Madison C. Smith.

Correspondence and photographs from 1923 including a personal letter from Martha ("Mattie") Borah Rinhard, the sister of William E. Borah, to her aunt, Mrs. Augie Jackson, and miscellaneous photographs.

Research materials, including photographs, pamphlets, and booklets, used by Suzanne Dabney Taylor. Includes a framed photo of William Borah, and a book "The City without a Church," given to Taylor by Margaret Roberts (1900). Correspondence.

Includes autobiographical and genealogical information on Mrs. Pulliam and her family in Kansas and an account of the journey by wagon from there to Washington State in 1889.

Collection contains both state and national records of the organization. The collection covers many Idaho Barrack Auxiliaries, it concentrates on the Sawtooth Barracks No. 217 women's auxiliary and its past president Nettie Basil West.

This collection contains a single page detailing the wardrobe requirements for Miss Idaho in 1983.