copies (museum) pioneer pictures for 50 year Special Edition, 4/18/1940. Drawing of Stone storage building in fore ground, river and canyon mid ground and mountain range in the back ground. Desert Stage Station.
An old fashioned stage coach once used to deliver mail from Spokane to Pasco pulls up at the air terminal in Pasco. The nostalgic appearance of the stage coach helped lend a festive air to the early morning departure of Varney Air Lines first...
Lewis, Isaac Ives, 1825-1903. --Ketchum and Salmon River Stage Line (Ketchum, Idaho) --Greyhound Mine and Mill Company (Boise, Idaho) --Banks and banking-Idaho-Ketchum-History-Sources. --Coaching-West (U.S.) --Ketchum...
Financial records. Also includes brief material on the Ketchum and Salmon River Stage Lines and the Greyhound Mine and Mill Company, Boise, Idaho.
Man in center, vest & white shirt, is John McNish, Emmett pioneer of 1880s. An article in the February 3, 1957 Idaho Statesman indicated the photo was taken at the Gold Hill and Iowa Mine at Quartzburg in 1885. While these men came from all...
Militias; Military life; Military officers; Military organizations; Military personnel; Military camps; Military inspections; Military parades & ceremonies;
A group of officers on stage at Camp Bonneville, Boise, Idaho. The occasion is a military review.
In his two interviews with Anabelle Alexander, conducted June 20, 1975 and July 1, 1975, Willis Brassey remembers his life in Idaho. Brassey spoke of the time period between the 1870s and 1940s where he mined in Quartzburg, ran a stage, hauled ore...
Hailey, John, 1835-1921. --Utah, Idaho, and Oregon Stage Company. --Wells, Fargo & Company. --Blackfoot, Bonanza, and Wood River Stage Company. --Gilmer, Salisbury and Company. --Salisbury, Hailey and Company. --Coaching-Idaho-History-Sources....
Correspondence relating to the Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Company; Wells Fargo and Company; Blackfoot, Bonanza and Wood River Stage Company; and Gilmer, Salisbury and Company (1878-1913); deeds (1870-1903); legal documents (1869-1903); account...
Hotels; Log buildings; Stagecoaches; Business enterprises;
Luna House Hotel and stage stop. The hotel is a two-story log structure with balcony. A group of people are standing on the balcony and on the porch below.
From Fifth St. looking west. Visible at left are Sutler's Store and George Washington Stiles & Co. blacksmiths. At right are the Wells Fargo office, The Brewery, a blacksmith's shop, The Stage House, and the City Bakery sign.
