Archives West Finding Aid

"Artifacts" is a paper that was written for Professor Tom Trusky's English class. Blackaller received cards, letters, and audio-cassette tapes from his birth father, a gay man named David Marcum that lived in San Francisco and died of AIDS. Also includes two programs from Blackaller's exhibition called "(...dad...)".

Photograph and correspondence between Orv Burmaster and Carl Latta, who served together in the Marine Corps in 1945, about Burmaster's life working on ranches, working as a fire lookout, and operating a saw mill.

American Falconry, Volume 40 (Winter 2005) American Falconry, Volume 41 (Spring 2006) American Falconry, Volume 42 (Summer 2006) American Falconry, Volume 43 (Fall 2006) The Blue Darter: Annual Publication of the Georgia Falconry Association (2001/2002) The Blue Darter: Annual Publication of the Georgia Falconry Association (2004) The Blue Darter: Annual Publication of the Georgia Falconry Association (2005) Hawk Chalk, Volume 46, Number 1 (August 2006) Hawk Chalk, Volume 47, Number 3 (December 2006) National Geographic (July 1994) North American Falconers' Association Journal, Volume 45 (2006)

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Marjorie Geddes Hayes, an Idaho conservationist, donated several small items related to conservation, including an essay on the Fall River Hydro Failure, an editorial and resolutions promoting conservation, and an article "Morphological Features of Small Streams: Significance and Function." Also included are photographs of Apollo 11 and Apollo 16.

Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park, articles, Cuba colloquium, International Hemingway Conference, "Ernest Hemingway and the Modern Temper" Book League Monthly, "Notes Towards Future Hemingway Criticism" Gypsy

Notes taken from lectures by Vardis Fisher when he was writer-in-residence at the College of Idaho in 1968.

Pamphlet for the 2006 award winner, J. R. Simplot.

The Naked Mole Rats was a small Boise underground arts group, which produced two posters, both of which satirized then-U.S. Representative Helen Chenoweth: "Top Ten Things Helen Chenoweth Would Do for a Vote" (1994); and "Our Lady Chenoweth" (1995). Also included is a 1998 campaign poster for Laura Rogan-Wilson for Ada County Coroner, which was not produced by the Naked Mole Rats. The posters were donated by Nicole LeFavour in 2000.

Six snapshot photographs of Cecil Andrus participating in the 1991 Orofino Lumberjacks Days parade taken by Gregory Muhonen as well as the September 1991 issue of The Deliverer, published by Marvel Muhonen, with an article about the parade. Also includes 1993 signed letter from Andrus to Harvey Grasser. Donated by Harvey Grasser's daughter, Mary Jackson, in 2023.

Photo album contains images of Boise, Idaho, and Utah, including personal photographs, images of mountains of and recreation areas as well as color postcards.