Collection is divided into three sections: 1) Arthur H. Hay's personal papers and manuscripts and personal and school photographs, 2) Religious letters, which belonged to his father Samuel Marian Hays, a Methodist minister, and 3) Biographical...
A rich beauty spot in the Boise Mountains consisting of 24 mining claims with a total area of 470 acres-located 8 miles east of Boise, Idaho. Includes names of officers. Shows location of claims, geographical features such as creeks, mountains,...
a panorama of the Boise area showing a car crossing a bridge. Junk and old car bodies parts are in the fore ground. the city and foothills fill the back ground. The picture is for an article in the Statesman.
Letter written to a friend from Bolton, Idaho describes family, and life in a mining town. Describes dancing, skating, parties, sleighing and snow in Deer Creek area. Describes the process of buying stock in the mining company and says to, "help a...
Camps; Barracks; Beds; Stoves; Men; Clothing and dress;
Interior of barrack at Camp F-106. Enrollees posed in their living quarters. Frank Blick served 13 months in the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1936. The camp was in the Riggins, Idaho area.
Cascade, Idaho, Statesman Anniversary Edition, 1940. A closeup view of the town showing the residential and business area. The background shows the beautiful mountains.
The Caswell brothers in their cabin. The Caswell brothers discovered gold at Thunder Mountain in Valley County. The discovery of gold at Thunder Mountain initiated a massive rush to the area in the late 1890's. Left to right: Lew, Ben, Dan based...
Clarkson family. --Mines and mineral resources-Idaho-Valley County. --Stibnite (Idaho)-History. --Yellowpine (Idaho)-History. --Hi Henry Coal Mine (Idaho) --Horseshoe Bend (Idaho)-History.
Materials concerning Clarkson family biography and the Horseshoe Bend (Idaho) townsite and the ambulance company; photographs of family members, the Horseshoe Bend area, the Bradley Mining Company operations in Stibnite and Yellowpine, Idaho, and...