Boise (Idaho)-History-Sources.

Includes correspondence, minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, reports, awards, and miscellaneous items of the Mr. and Mrs. Garden Workshop. Mostly, all of the above listed items were combined in scrapbooks.

Contents of an 1870 cornerstone from a cellhouse building at the Idaho Territorial Penitentiary. Includes correspondence, lists of fraternal lodge members, various almanacs and newspapers, coins, seals and other memorabilia.

Correspondence, ledgers, date books, programs, and miscellaneous materials relating to the operation of the Columbia and Pinney theaters in Boise, Idaho; correspondence with family members.

Clippings concerning the business activities of Potter P. Howard in Boise, Idaho, and Boise's growth during his two terms as mayor, 1947-1951.

Includes a savings passbook for the Boise City National Bank (1915); greeting cards; banquet programs; various receipts; and a pamphlet titled "The French Liquor Dealer's Guide" (1920).

Personal and business correspondence, financial records, and published reports, relating to Adelmann. Includes records of mining activities in Ada and Boise Counties, Idaho; records of the plumbing business in Boise, Idaho, and tobacco and liquor sales in Boise in the 1880s and 1890s; correspondence from Charles Ostner, Lilia Ostner Adelmann and William Albert Adelmann; and photographs of Idaho and Montana scenes.

Personal correspondence of Bates, of Boise, Idaho, to family members in Nebraska. Also includes two photographs.

Photostat copies and typed transcriptions of legal documents regarding the removal of the Idaho territorial capital from Lewiston to Boise.

Records relating to the Boise-Stanley Highway Association and subject files relating to Truman Joiner's personal interests and civic activities in Boise, Idaho.

Scrapbooks contain membership lists, fiscal statements, momentos, newspaper clippings, and programs of music and dance events sponsered by the Boise Tuesday Musicale, and photographs of social events.

Account book detailing sales to Boise area retailers and others by a Boise, Idaho wholesale produce company.

Describes post office expenses, including salaries for substitute carriers.

Collection contains Valentine cards from Boise, Idaho. One has a small fanfold of pictures of Boise structures and scenes. Cards were sent from Orville Miller.