University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives
Thomas Byron (T.B.) Keith Photograph Collection
Keith, T. B. (Thomas Byron), 1897-1982
PG 14
221 photographic prints
1831, 1890-1975
Photographs depicting the methods, machinery, implements, and buildings relating to horse farming in the Palouse region, collected or taken by Thomas Byron Keith for use in his book, "The Horse Interlude."
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Thomas B. Keith was born in 1897 and grew up on a wheat and cattle farm in Colfax, Washington. He never attended high school and joined the Army in 1916 and received his high school credits while in the service. He returned to Moscow in 1919 and graduated from the University of Idaho in 1924 with a degree in Animal Husbandry.
Keith served as a Captain in the Army during World War II from 1942 to 1946 as a food, nutrition, and agricultural specialist in the European Theatre of the war. His assignments in France and Germany were concerned with food and general agricultural issues and making sure the local populations were adequately fed. He arranged for food grown on farms outside Paris to be transported into Paris in 1945 to prevent a food shortage in the city.
He also taught in the animal sciences field and human nutrition to dietician and home economics students at Penn State and Montana State before joining the faculty at the University of Idaho in 1948. He wrote many publications, including "The Horse Interlude" which presented a pictorial history of the role horses played in the wheat farming operations of the Pacific Northwest. Thomas B. Keith passed away in 1982.
Collection is open for research.
[description of item], Thomas Byron (T.B.) Keith Photograph Collection (PG 14), Special Collections and Archives, University of Idaho Library, Moscow, Idaho.
This collection contains over 200 photographs taken or collected by Thomas Byron (T.B.) Keith, primarily for his book "The Horse Interlude: A Pictorial History of Horse and Man in the Inland Northwest." Photographs depict the methods, machinery, implements, and buildings related to horse farming in the Palouse region.
Materials donated by Eric Tangborn (grandson of Thomas B. Keith) in June 2021. An additional war manual was sent in December 2021.
Horses
Horse-drawn vehicles
Motor vehicles
Rodeos
Idaho
Series I. Photographs
Photo of line drawing showing northward spread of the horse in the western United States. -Shows approximate route and approximate date horse reached area. From "The American Antrhopologist"
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14-001
6.5x7 inch black and white print
Photo of plat map of Whitman County, Washington. -Plat of Township 16 North, Range 42 East
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14-002
8x10 inch black and white print
Photo of plat map of Whitman County, Washington. -Plat of Township 16 North, Range 42 East
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14-003
8x10 inch black and white print
Mullan Road historical marker
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14-004
5x7 inch black and white print
Photo of Charles M. Russell painting "Lewis and Clark Meeting the Flatheads"
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14-005
10x6 inch black and white print
Palouse Falls
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14-006
5x7 inch black and white print
Field of Bunch grass (Agropyron inerme)
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14-007
3.5x5 inch color print
Flailing grain with wooden pole. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-008
7.75x5.35 inch black and white print
Two men using bellows to separate the grain from chaff and straw. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-009
5.25x6.5 inch black and white print
Muley cradle
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14-010
5x3.5 inch black and white print
Harvesting wheat with grape vine cradle. -Courtesy of Caterpillar Tractor Co.
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14-011
8x10 inch black and white print
Trying bundles with stalks of the wheat plant. Worker is holding a "Turkey Wing". -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-012
8x5 inch black and white print
Photo of poster showing McCormick's reaper and the seven basic principles for grain-cutting machines
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14-013
7x5 inch black and white print
An original McCormick reaper. -Photo taken of exhibit at Lion's Club Museum in Cottonwood, Idaho
1971
14-014
7x5 inch black and white print
First public trial of the McCormick reaper. -Trial took place near Steele's Tavern. Close to Walnut Grove, Virginia. Photo courtesy of International Harvester Co.
July 1831
14-015
7x5 inch black and white print
Improved reaper. -Photo taken of exhibit at Lion's Club Museum, Cottonwood, Idaho
Circa 1971
14-016
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Reaper owned by Albert Klein in use on his farm. -Courtesy of Albert Klein
1908
14-017
5.25x2.75 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. 1908 reaper on Albert Klein Farm. -Courtesy of Albert Klein
1968
14-018
5x3.5 inch color print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of lever hay baling press. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-019
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of Farquahar's thresher and clearner. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-020
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of baling press by steam power. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-021
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of McCormick iron mower. -From book "The America Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-022
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of Buckeye mower. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-023
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of new Buckeye table-rake, with adjustable reel. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-024
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of Thomas Sulky rake
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14-025
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of Gleaner hay and grain rake
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14-026
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Team of horses pulling hay rake. -Generally referred to as a dump rake. Courtesy of Dave Ferguson
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14-027
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Young girl riding a one-horse dump rake. -Also called Sulky rake
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14-028
5.5x3.25 inch black and white print
Photo of engraving of Noyes grapple hay fork. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-029
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Photo of engraving of Harpoon hay fork. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-030
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Photo of engraving of pulley carrier for unloading and stacking hay, before 1884. -From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-031
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Photo of engraving of Noyes field pitching apparatus. -Method used to stack hay with a grapple fork during the 1880s. From book "The American Farmer" (1884). Courtesy of Lawrence Wells
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14-032
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Plow team of oxen in Michigan. -Courtesy of Mel Taggart
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14-033
7x5 inch black and white print
Horse-powered ferry on Columbia River. -Ferry built by Abe Carter and his brother. Courtesy of Robert H. Ruby
Circa 1900
14-034
7x5 inch black and white print
Thomas B. Keith with a mare used for wheat farming
1910
14-035
Photographer: Bertha Anderson Stipe. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Three 8-horse plow teams on ranch near Dusty, Washington
1919
14-036
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Front view of an 8-horse plow team
1919
14-037
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Three 8-horse teams being hitched to plows
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14-038
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Seven 6-horse plow teams plowing G.B. Mix land near Moscow, Idaho
1928
14-039
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Seven drill and five harrow teams plowing area
1971
14-040
Photographer: Ross Watson. 7x5 inch black and white print
Grand champion Percheron mare of the International Livestock Show in Chicago
1910
14-041
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Purebread Clydesdale mare (on left) and purebread Percheron mare (one right) owned by the University of Idaho
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14-042
7x5 inch black and white print
Clydesdale and Percheron mares owned by the University of Idaho
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14-043
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Percheron and Clydesdale mares at the Lewiston Horse Show. Lewiston, Idaho
1914
14-044
7x5 inch black and white print
6-in-hand show team owned by the University of Idaho in the Little International parade. -Courtesy of Lester Kimberling
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14-045
7x5 inch black and white print
All black 6-in-hand owned by the University of Idaho in a Little International Parade. In front of Administration Building. -Courtesy of Lester Kimberling
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14-046
7x5 inch black and white print
Farm machinery. 3 bottom 12-inch mouldboard plow
1971
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Photographer: Ross Watson. 5x4 inch black and white print
Farm machinery. Double-disc cultivator, single-disc plow and sweep. -Photo taken of exhibit at Lion's Club Museum, Cottonwood, Idaho
1971
14-048
Photographer: Ross Watson. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Six 8-horse plow teams on farm owned by Louis Gilmore. Northwest of Potlatch, Idaho. -Courtesy of C.W. Ott
1915
14-049
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. 8-mule plow team hitched in tandem of two 4-mule teams to a 3-bottom gangplow
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14-050
10x8 inch black and white print
Horse barn of the post World War I era built by A. N. Keith
1972
14-051
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Round horse barn built in 1917 by Thomas A. Leonard. Located on old Moscow-Pullman highway
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14-052
Photographer: Phil Schofield. 5x7 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Hay being moved to a hay mow with a 4-time Jackson fork
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14-053
5x7 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Group of men, boys and horses harvesting hay iwth a buck-rake
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14-054
7x5 inch black and white print
Two stagecoaches, called mudwagons, used to haul passengers from Culdesac to Grangeville
1900
14-055
Photographer: Robert Beale. 10x8 inch black and white print
Horse-drawn taxi cabs. Moscow, Idaho. -Courtesy of Albert Neely
Circa 1910
14-056
7x5 inch black and white print
Five taxi cabs and drivers. First taxi service in Moscow, Idaho. -Courtesy of Albert Neely. Cabs included a 7-passenger Hudson, several 5-passenger Studebakers and a 7-passenger Franklin
Circa 1920
14-057
7x5 inch black and white print
Buggy being pulled by two Appaloosa horses. -Courtesy of Abe McGregor Goff. Buggy used by H.W. Goff, owner of insurance agency in Colfax, Washington to transport insurance salesmen through the wheat-growing areas
Circa 1910
14-058
5x4 inch black and white print
Team of horses pulling a slip, a 2-horse dirt mover
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14-059
8x10 inch black and white print
Men standing with loggin horses. -Horses used to move lofs in the woods until the early 1930's
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14-060
7x5 inch black and white print
4-horses fresno. -Courtesy of Joe Dvorak. Fresno implement designed to move dirt
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14-061
7x5 inch black and white print
Front view of two 4 horse fresnos. -Courtesy of Joe Dvorak. Fresno implement designed to move dirt
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14-062
7x5 inch black and white print
Two 4-horse fresnos moving dirt. -Courtesy of Joe Dvorak. Fresno implement designed to move dirt
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14-063
7x5 inch black and white print
Developing a road bed with horses and fresnos during construction of Spokane and Inland Empire Railroad
Circa 1908
14-064
7x5 inch black and white print
Horse teams moving dirt to fill valleys during construction of Spokane and Inland Empire Railroad
1908
14-065
Photographer: Eggen. 7x5 inch black and white print
Cutting horse at work. -Courtesy of George B. Hatley
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14-066
8x10 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Thirty two-horse team pulling a 20-foot ground-powered combine. Near Moscow, Idaho. -Combine owned by Charles Arthur Snow and Ed Snow
1900
14-067
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Five 33-horse combine teams. Drumheller ranch. Dry Gulch Creek in Walla Walla county, Washington. -Courtesy of Rovert Beale. Combines are "Oregon Specialists" built by Hotl Manufacturing Co
Circa 1904
14-068
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Thirty two-horse team of Cleveland Bays and Hambletonians, hitched in tandem of five sixes and two leaders, pulling a ground-powered combine. -Courtesy of Dave Ferguson
1911
14-069
10x4.5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Twenty seven-horse team hitched in tandem of four sixes and three leaders pulling a gas-powered combine
1926
14-070
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Two 27-horse combine teams harvesting a crop with ground-powered combines. Charles Hofer farm near Pullman, Washington
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14-071
Photographer: Bill Walters. 10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Thirty-three mules pull a gas engine combine owned and operated by Carl Penner, Walla Walla, Washington. -Courtesy of Carl Penner
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14-072
5x7 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Holt combine with 14-foot sickle bar. Near Moscow, Idaho
Circa 1920
14-073
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Holt combine with 14-foot sickle bar. Near Moscow, Idaho
Circa 1920
14-074
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rear view of Holt combine with 14-foot sickle bar. Near Moscow, Idaho
Circa 1920
14-075
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. 40-horse combine-harvester team pulling a ground-powered 20-foot sickle bar Holt combine
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14-076
Photographer: Clifford W. Ott. 7x5 inch black and white print
Schandoney combine hitch for a 33-horse team. -Courtesy of Rovert Beale
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14-077
8x10 inch black and white print
Location of the cloverleaf in the Schandoney combine hitch for a 33-horse team
1971
14-078
7x5 inch black and white print
Front view of a combine harvester. -Phoo taken of exhibit at Fort Walla Walla Pioneer Village
1971
14-079
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Steam-powered combine on the Ferguson's Rim Rock Ranch five miles southwest of Colton, Washington. -Courtesy of Dave Ferguson
1912
14-080
9.75x5.75 inch black and white
Harvest scene. Converted self-propelled Holt engine. -Courtesy of Clifford W. Ott
1919
14-081
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Allis Chalmers combine harvesting wheat near Moscow, Idaho. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
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14-082
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. View of right side of 6-foot pull-combine. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
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14-083
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rhodes combine harvester. -Harvester first built in 1912 in Moscow, Idaho
1915
14-084
7x5 inch black and white print
Photo of advertisement showing front and rear view of the Rhodes combine harvester. -Courtesy of Lila Hawley
1915
14-085
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rhodes Combine Harvester pulled with 16 horses hitched in tandem of fours. Operated by M. Kroll near Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Lila Hawley
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14-086
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rhodes Combine Harvester pulled with 22 horses hitched in tandem of three-sixes and a four-horse lead team. Operated by Gus Heilsburg near Wilcox, Washington. -Courtesy of Lila Hawley
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14-087
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvesting grain with horse operated separator using 13 horses and Jackson Fork
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14-088
8.75x3.75 inch black and white print
Photo of diagram of sectional view of iron frame horse power. -Courtesy of J.I. Case
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14-089
7x5 inch black and white print
Photo of diagram showing top view of 14-horsepower with "sweeps" braces, and equalizer rods attached. -Courtesy of J.I. Case
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14-090
5x7 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Fourteen-foot sickle-bar header, four header boxes and a grain separator. Threshing operation of Ed Davis near Steptoe, Washington
1893
14-091
7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat harvest using donkey engine to thresh. -Courtesy of Rovert Beale
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14-092
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Threshing outfit using a donkey engine and a straw carrier. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin.
Circa 1890
14-093
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Threshing outfit using a donkey engine and a half-moon separator
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14-094
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvesting wheat in Washington with a stack thresher
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14-095
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvesting wheat with steam-powered thresher
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14-096
Photographer: Bill Walters. 10x8 inch black and white print
Harvesting wheat with bundles
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14-097
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Bundle threshing near Steptoe Butte, Washington
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14-098
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Separator equipped with a derrick for unloading headings of wheat
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14-099
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. W.C. Loney sews sack of wheat
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14-100
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Wagon loaded with 25 sacks of wheat. Oglesby ranch, Peck, Idaho. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
1911
14-101
10x8 inch black and white print
Hydraulic pump for water wagon. -Courtesy of E.S. Tacke
1971
14-102
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Loading steamer with wheat. Lewiston, Idaho. -Courtesy of Clifford M. Ott
Circa 1880
14-103
7x5 inch black and white print
Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) speaking from platform made of sacks of wheat in front of Administration Building. University of Idaho
1911
14-104
7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat stored in sacks outside in open area. Colfax, Washington. -The bumper crop of 1912 made it necessary to stack sacks outside
1912
14-105
7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat stored in sacks outside in open area. -Courtesy of C.M. Ott
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14-106
7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat stored in sacks outside in open area. -Shows equipment and method of stacking sacks
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14-107
7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat stored in sacks outside in open area. Ritzville, Washington. -The bumper crop of 1937 made it necessary to stack sacks outside. Courtesy of C.W. Ott
1937
14-108
7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat in sacks stored inside a warehouse using handtruck. -Courtesy of C.W. Ott
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14-109
7x5 inch black and white print
Unloading wheat wagons at railraod wheat station. -Coutesy of C.W. Ott
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14-110
7x5 inch black and white print
Fly trap used in or around the cook wagon of a stationary thresher. -Photo taken on exhibit at Pioneer Museum Village in Fort Walla Walla Park
1971
14-111
Photographer: Ross Watson. 5x7 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. The cook wagon, a house on wheels, used for threshing operations. -Wagon of Jum Robinson ranch near Walla Walla, Washington. Photo taken of exhibit at Pioneer Museum Village in Fort Walla Walla Park
1971
14-112
Photographer: Ross Watson. 5x4 inch black and white print
Steam engine used for wheat harvesting during the period 1900-1910. -Photo taken of exhibit at Pioneer Museum Village in Fort Walla Walla Park
1971
14-113
Photographer: Ross Watson. 5x4 inch black and white print
Jackson, harpoon and hoedown forks used for hay harvesting. -Photo taken of exhibit at Pioneer Museum Village in Fort Walla Walla Park
1971
14-114
Photographer: Ross Watson. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. McCormick header with header box. Near Mocknomema, Washington
1921
14-115
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Front view of a header and four header boxes
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14-116
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rear view of header and header-box harvesting on A.N. Keith farm. Frank Schrieber, header; Lee Hubbard, header puncher; T.B. Keith, box driver
1910
14-117
Photographer: Bertha Anderson Stipe. 7x5 inch black and white print
Loaded header box during harvest
Circa 1910
14-118
Photographer: Bertha Anderson Stipe. 7x5 inch black and white print
Rear view of header and header box during harvest
1910
14-119
Photographer: Bertha Anderson Stipe. 7x5 inch black and white print
Farmland near Whitman Couty fairgrounds on Highway 95 about a mile from Mockonema, Washington
1970
14-120
Photographer: George Woodbury. 5x4 inch black and white print
View of land across Union Flats toward Dusty, Washington
1970
14-121
Photographer: George Woodbury. 5x4 inch black and white print
L.F. Hubbard heading crew for wheat harvest. -Courtesy of Bill Walters
1910
14-122
Photographer: Hutchinson. 10x8 inch black and white print
Thresher and headers for wheat harvest. -Courtesy of Bill Walters
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14-123
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. 6-horse header wagons
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14-124
8x4 inch black and white print
Unloading boxes during harvest with Jackson Fork
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14-125
8x4 inch black and white print
Photo of advertisement for Randolph Header
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14-126
Photographer: Ross Watson. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Two headers and a gas operated thresher. -Courtesy of Bill Walters
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14-127
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Header and thresher combination using a Rumely Oil-Pull, 16-30 engine and a 24-inch Case separator
1921
14-128
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Thresher crew sitting on sacks of wheat
1923
14-129
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvesting crew of 10 men. Far left: Frank Schrieber, owner of outfit; fourth from left: T.B Keith
1910
14-130
Photographer: Bertha Anderson Stipe. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Heading outfit with a derrick for unloading header wagons. Near Colfax, Washington
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14-131
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Early model pull-binder. -Photo taken of exhibit at Cottonwood Museum, Cottonwood, Idaho
1971
14-132
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Two push binders with 12-foot sickles operated with six mules each
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14-133
Photographer: Hodgins Drug Photo, Moscow. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Front view of a small pull binder showing bundle-trying mechanism, reel and sickle
1971
14-134
Photographer: Ross Watson. 5x4 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rear view of a pull binder showing twine box and bundle-tying mechanism. -Photo taken of exhibit at Pioneer Village at Fort Walla Walla
1971
14-135
Photographer: Ross Watson. 5x4 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Farm all tractor pulling a pull-binder operated with power take-off. -Courtesy of Floyd W. Trail
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14-136
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Bundle thresher of 1915
1969
14-137
Photographer: Tom Baker. 7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Six-horse team pulling a water tank. -Coutesy of Dave Ferguson
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14-138
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Wagon loaded with wheat sacks pulled by four horses
Circa 1900
14-139
Photographer: Bill Walters. 10x8 inch black and white print
Copy print of first Idaho National Harvesting machine built in 1905 and the inventors, Cornelius Quesnell and Andrew M. Anderson
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14-140
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Four horses and side view of an Idaho Harvester. -Ed Snow of Moscow, owner and operator of machine
1911
14-141
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Three Idaho Harvester machines cutting wheat
1909
14-142
10x6 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. An Idaho Harvester approaching a corner of field on Arthur Howe Farm. Colfax, Washington. -Coutesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-143
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. An Idaho Harvester beginning to turn the corner of field on Arthur Howe farm. Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-144
9x5.5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. An Idaho Harvester completing the turn in field on Arthur Howe farm. Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-145
9x5.5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. An Idaho Harvester turned and ready with the full swath on Arthur Howe farm. Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-146
9x5.5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Idaho Harvester used with 12 horses in tandem of twos. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-147
9.5x6 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Idaho Harvester used with 11 horses. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-148
7.5x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Idaho Harvester and oxen. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-149
9.5x5.5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Rear view of Idaho Harvester and ox team. -Photographed in Argentina. Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-150
10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Idaho Harvester converted to a pull combine. -Photo taken of exhibit at Lion's Club Museum, Cottonwood, Idaho. At time of photo, only Idaho Harvester known to be intact
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14-151
7x5 inch black and white print
Sign detailing history of the Idaho Harvester on display in Lion's Club Museum, Cottonwood, Idaho
1971
14-152
Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 5x7 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Eight horses pulling the 8-foot Idaho National Harvester originally constructed to be pushed. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
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14-153
7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Front view of eight horses pulling Idaho Harvester. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
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14-154
7x5 inch black and white print
Freight cars loaded with Idaho harvesters. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix. Harvesters shipped in large numbers to Arizona, California, and Argentina
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14-155
10x8 inch black and white print
Blacksmith shop on North Main Street, Moscow, Idaho. First home of the Idaho National Harvester. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-156
10x8 inch black and white print
Second Idaho National Harvester building, Moscow, Idaho. -Building used from 1906-1909. Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
Circa 1900
14-157
10x8 inch black and white print
Exterior view of Idaho National Harvester assembly building. Moscow, Idaho. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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14-158
10x8 inch black and white print
Exterior view of Idaho National Harvester assemply building. Moscow, Idaho
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14-159
10x8 inch black and white print
Idaho Harvesters in process of being assembled. Moscow, Idaho. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
Circa 1910
14-160
5.75x4.5 inch black and white print
Cylinder of the Idaho Harvester. -Courtesy of Gainford W. Mix
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7x5 inch black and white print
Yakima Canutt receiving the Pendleton Round-up award
11 September 1969
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Photographer: Howdyshell Photo, Pendleton. 8x10 inch black and white print
Yakima Canutt riding a saddle bronc. -Captions on card reads "Yakima Canutt making it a wild ride. (Doubleday).
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5.5x3.5 inch black and white print
Faye Hubbard and his 3-year old Appaloosa stallion, Rex. -Courtesy of George Hatley
Circa 1930
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4.5x5 inch black and white print
R.A. Long on a horse on the desert
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7x5 inch black and white print
Floyd Hickman on an Appaloosa horse at his ranch in Almota, Washington. -Horse offspring of Toby I. Courtesy of George Hatley
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4.5x3.25 inch black and white print
Appaloosa horse named Toby II. -Bred, raised and trained by Floyd Hickman at Almota, Washington
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7x5 inch black and white print
Branding cattle. George B. Hatley standing in center. -Courtesy of George Hatley
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6x4.75 inch black and white print
Toby I (left), sire of Toby II (right). George B. Hatley riding Toby II. -Photo taken at National Appaloosa Show in Lewiston, Idaho?
Circa 1948
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7x5 inch black and white print
George B. Hatley on Toby II. Appaloosa horse
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6x5 inch black and white print
Start of cowgirls relay rave at Pendleton Roundup. Pendleton, Oregon
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Photographer: O.G. Allen, Pendleton. 7x5 inch black and white print
Katie Canutt, winner of lady bronco contest. Pendleton Roudup. Pendleton, ORegon
1918
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7x5 inch black and white print
Kittie Wilkins, horse queen of Idaho. -Courtesy of Idaho Historical Society
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8x10 inch black and white print
Walter Whitten bullriding at Pendleton Roundup, Pendleton Oregon. -Caption reads "Walter Whitten down with the bull."
1918
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Photographer: Major Lee Moorhouse. 7x5 inch black and white print
Stagecoach race at Toppenish Roundup. Toppenish, Washington
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Photographer: Major Lee Moorhouse. 7x5 inch black and white print
Jess Stahl on "Grave Digger". Pendleton Roundup. Pendleton, Oregon
1915
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Photographer: Major Lee Moorhouse. 7x5 inch black and white print
Catch-Daddle-Bridle race. Pendleton Roundup. Pendleton, Oregon
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Photographer: Major Lee Moorhouse. 7x4.5 inch black and white print
Grand parade. Pendleton Roundup. Pendleton, Oregon
1911
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Photographer: O.G. Allen. 7x5 inch black and white print
Roundup parade. Pendleton Roundup. Pendleton, Oregon
1911
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Photographer: Major Lee Moorehouse. 7x5 inch black and white print
Riders stampeding across arena after finish of cowboys' and cowgirls' grand mounted march. Pendleton Roundup. Pendleton, Oregon. -Caption reads "Going Some"
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Photographer: Major Lee Moorehouse. 7x5 inch black and white print
Old wagon running gear, hub and wheel
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Photographer: Dan Warren. 4.5x6 inch black and white print
Copy print of advertisement? for first internal combusion tractor built in 1892 by J.I. Case Co. -Courtesy of J.I. Case Co.
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6x5 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. Avery truck with chain-driven skeleton rear steel wheels pulling 3-bottom horse plow. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
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7x5 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. Case tractor pulling plow with independent trip beam. -Courtesy of J.W. Matin
Circa 1920s
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7x5 inch black and white print
Cattle in an Avery chain-driven truck with skeleton rear wheels. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
Circa 1920
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7x5 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. Skeleton wheel Case tractor pulling a horse mower. -Courtesy of J.W. Martin
Circa 1920
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7x5 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. International Harvester Plow. -Courtesy of International Harvester Co.
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10x8 inch black and white print
Farm equipment 200 horse power Steiger Super-Wildcat tractor. -Courtesy of David Anderson, Steiger Tractor Co.
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10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. 200 hose power Steiger Super-Wildcat tractor pulling 48 feet of grain drills. -Courtesy of David Anderson. Steiger Tractor Co
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10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Caterpillar pulled combine. -Courtesy of Roy Lundequist
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10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Two tractor-pulled combines. -Courtesy of Roy Lundequist
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10x8 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Nine self-propelled combines custom cutting on Omer Kent ranch. Eurekea, Washington.
1969
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Photographer: Bill Lilley, Walla Walla. 10x8 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. Tipped over Holt combine. -Shows caterpillar track (lower right), bull wheel (upper right) and flanged steering wheel (lower left). Courtesy of C.W. Ott
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7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Self-propelled combine loading a truck with wheat on Don Hart ranch. Near Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Spokesman Review
1971
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7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Marcia Hart sitting in truck full of harvested wheat. Don Hart ranch. Near Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Spokesman Review
1971
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7x5 inch black and white print
Harvest scene. Marcia Hart reading beside her truck while waiting for it to be loaded with grain. Don Hart ranch. Near Colfax, Washington. -Courtesy of Spokesman Review
1971
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5x7 inch black and white print
Wheat stored outside elevator in bins. Wheat station near Pullman, Washington. -Wheat had to be stored outside during the 1971 longshormen's strike because there were no freight cars
August 1971
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Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat stored outside elevator in bins. Busby Station near Pullman, Washington. -Wheat had to be stored outside during the 1971 longshoremen's strike because there were no freight cars
1971
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Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Wheat stored outside elevator in bins. Busby Station near Pullman, Washington. -Wheat had to be stored outside during the 1971 longshoremen's strike because there were no freight cars
1971
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Photographer: Joe Dvorak. 7x5 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. Grain truck with capability of hauling 55,000 pounds of wheat. -Courtesy of Spokesman Review
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7x5 inch black and white print
Farm equipment. Loading a truck from an elevator. -Courtesy of Spokesman Review
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7x5 inch black and white print
Photo of artist's rendering of McCormick harvester of the future. -Courtesy of International Harvester Co.
Circa 1951
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10x8 inch black and white print
Photo of artist's rendering of tractor with turbine engine. -Courtesy of International Harvester Co
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10x8 inch black and white print
Soil erosion on hill in Latah County, Idaho. -Courtesy of Richard J. Booby, Latah Soil Conservation District
1965
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Photographer: Ken Riersgard. 7x5 inch black and white print
Discarded wagon wheel hung on a growing tree limb
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Photographer: Ross Watson. 7x5 inch black and white print
M.L. DeWitt displays equipment and tools used in a wheelwright course. -Courtesy of Theodore E. Hoffman. Tools identified on mount
1975
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7x5 inch black and white print
Cecil W. Hathaway and M.L. DeWitt installing new spokes on a wagon wheel. -Courtesy of Theodore E. Hoffman. Tools identified on mount
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7x5 inch black and white print
Wayne DeWitt reconstructing a wagon wheel. -Coourtesy of Theodore E. Hoffman. Tools identified on mount
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5x7 inch black and white print
Horse shoe display that was presented to University of Idaho Dept. of Agriculture. E.J. Iddings in the late 1920s. -Shows different types of shoes used for corrections of stride and gait problems
Circa 1970
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7x5 inch black and white print
Horse shoe display that was presented to University of Idaho Dean of Agriculture, E.J. Iddings, in the late 1920s. -Shows different types of shoes used for corrections of stride and gait problems
Circa 1970
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7x5 inch black and white print
Appaloosa Horse Club, Inc. building, Moscow, Idaho
Circa 1970
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9x6 inch black and white print
George B. Hatley demonstrates method of tying a pack on a horse. -Pack saddle designed by O.P. Robinette
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7x5 inch black and white print
United States Forest Service pack string of mules. Paradise Guard Station in the upper Selway of the BitterRoot National Forest. -Courtesy of James M. Peek
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7x5 inch black and white print
Riders on a trail going up side draw into Cottonwood Creek in Southwest Montana. Appaloosa trail ride. -Courtesy of Georgia B. Hatley. Trailride retraces a 100-mile segment of the Chief Joseph Trail
1975
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10x8 inch black and white print
Monica McDowell leads riders to a crossing on Blue Water Creek during the Appaloosa Trail Ride. -Courtesy of George B. Hatley. Trailride retraces a 100-mile segment of the Chief Joseph Trail
1975
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10x8 inch black and white print
Ridex crossing Canyon Creek on the Appaloosa Trail Ride near the place where Canyon Creek Battle started. -Courtesy of George B. Hatley. Trailride retraces a 100-mile segment of the Chief Joseph Trail
1975
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10x7 inch black and white print
Daiquiri-Bar, Appaloosa mare, donated to the University of Idaho in 1976. -Mare two-time winner of National Appaloosa Halter Championship
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6.5x5 inch black and white print
Appaloosa horse ridden by Carol Switzer in bareback equitation class 27th National Appaloosa Horse Show, Shelbyville, Tennessee. -Courtesy of George B. Hatley
June 1975
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10x8 inch black and white print
Thirty-three fiber glass mules hooked to a combine. Historical Museum at Fort Walla Walla Park. -Courtesy of Ruralite, Forest Grove Oregon
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7x5 inch black and white print