Robert C. Strom collection of T. N. Barnard photographs and postcards, 1986-1926
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Overview of the Collection
- Title
- Robert C. Strom collection of T. N. Barnard photographs and postcards
- Dates
- 1986-1926 (inclusive)18961926
- Quantity
- 1 folder
- Collection Number
- MG 5802
- Summary
- Photographs by T. N. Barnard, postcards, and a photocopy of a paper by Karen Longeteig.
- Repository
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University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives
Special Collections and Archives
University of Idaho Library
875 Perimeter Drive
MS 2350
Moscow, ID
83844-2350
Telephone: 2088850845
libspec@uidaho.edu - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open for research.
- Languages
- English
Historical Note
Robert Charles Strom was born on September 11, 1927 to Clarence and Myrtle Strom in Kellogg, Idaho. Strom attended the University of Idaho College of Law and was very active on campus. He was a member of the Scabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifle, Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Gamma Mu, and Bench and Bar. Strom completed his undergraduate degree in 1949, and finished his graduate degree in 1952. He met Shirley Longeteig while at U of I, and they married that same year. Strom continued to be an active Vandal family member, often giving talks on campus. He practiced law for about 55 years, served on the Idaho Constitutional Revision Commission, and was general counsel for the Nez Perce Tribe. Strom also served as president of the University of Idaho Library Associates and the U of I Library Board. He died on March 18, 2008 at 80 years old. Currently there is a Shirley Longeteig Strom and Robert C. Strom Library Endowment.
Content Description
Robert C. Strom was a well-known member of the Moscow and University of Idaho community. He was a U of I alum, and practiced law for more than fifty years. This is his small collection of T. N. Barnard photographs which feature northern Idaho towns and cities, as well as various postcards from the early 1900s.
Other Descriptive Information
Materials in this collection may contain images, language, or other content that may be offensive or disturbing. These materials are a product of a time and place in history and should be viewed within their historical context. To maintain historical accuracy, the materials appear as they were originally created to serve as historical evidence of the social mindsets, occurrences, behaviors, and norms of their time. They do not reflect the current views of the University of Idaho. For more information about how we treat materials with offensive or disturbing content, please see the University of Idaho Library, Special Collections & Archives Offensive Content Policy.
Use of the Collection
Preferred Citation
Photographer, "Title," date. Collection name, object ID. University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, Moscow, ID.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
This collection was separated into three series. Series I is photographs, Series II is postcards, and Series III is miscellaneous.
Detailed Description of the Collection
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I: Photographs
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Description: Day shift, Standard MineDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 1
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Description: McKinniss Hotel, the pioneer hotel of Kellogg, IdahoDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 2
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Description: Seven men in a mineDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 3
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Description: Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill, Wallace, IdahoTaken by T. N. Barnard.Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 4
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Description: Rex Mill, Wallace, IdahoTaken by T. N. Barnard.Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 5
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Description: View of an unidentified mill or mineTaken by T. N. Barnard.Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 6
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Description: Bunker Hill and Sullivan Concentrator at Kellogg, Idaho, after Dynamite Explosion, 2:25 p.m., April 29, 1899Taken by T. N. Barnard.Dates: 29 April 1899`Container: Folder 1, Object 7
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Description: Coeur d'Alene Bull Pen (Prison)Taken by T. N. Barnard. Caption states: In which were confined 324 men, June 2, 1899, for the supposed participation in the blowing up of the Bunker Hill mill, April 29, 1899. Also the Camps of Companies A, F and L, Twenty-fourth U. S. Infantry (colored), Capt. Benj. Leavell, commanding.Dates: 1899Container: Folder 1, Object 8
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Description: B. H. & S. Power Plant, Mills, and Office, and Kellogg, Idaho.Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 9
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Description: Bunker Hill and Sullivan Concentrator at Kellogg, Idaho, after Dynamite Explosion, 2:25 p. m., April 29, 1899 [2]Taken by T. N. Barnard.Dates: 29 April 1899Container: Folder 1, Object 10
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Description: Two men stand with three horsesThe back of the photo reads: "George."Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 11
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Description: Five men stand on the street outside of a cigar shopDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 12
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Description: Five men stand in a cigar shopDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 13
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Description: View of Wardner, IdahoDates: 11 June 1928Container: Folder 1, Object 14
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Description: Drilling contest, Wardner, Idaho July 5For reasons unknown, this photo has small black string criss-crossing over it like a grid pattern. Possible used for measuring during photo processing..Dates: 5 July (year unknown)Container: Folder 1, Object 15
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Description: Group of sixteen men posed for a photoDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 16
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Description: View of an unidentified townDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 17
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Description: Ten men posed in a cigar shopDates: undatedContainer: Folder 1, Object 18
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II: Postcards
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Description: No. 19. McConnell Hotel Kellogg, IdahoAddress to Miss F. Harlan, 1062 S. Emerson, Denver Colo.Container: Folder 1, Object 19
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Description: No. 5. Birds eye view Kellogg, Idaho.Addressed to Miss Francis Harlan 1062, So. Emerson, Denver, Colo.Dates: May 1917Container: Folder 1, Object 20
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Description: The New Town of "Elk Prairie" on the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, 15 miles above St. Joe, IdahoAddressed to the Harlan Family, Wardner, Idaho Box 242.Container: Folder 1, Object 21
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Description: Wallace, Idaho looking N. W. Richest Town of its size in the WorldAddressed to Miss Francis Harlan, Wardner, Idaho. On the postcard there is red crayon outlining where parts of the town got burned in 1910.Dates: 25 August 1910Container: Folder 1, Object 22
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Description: Street view outside of Kellogg Hotel in Kellogg, IdahoAddressed to Miss Francis Harlan 1062 S. Emerson St. Denver, Colo.Container: Folder 1, Object 23
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Description: Coeur De Alene Valley, Black Lake, Ida. 1867Addressed to Miss Francis Harlan Kellogg, Idaho.Dates: 30 August 1916Container: Folder 1, Object 24
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Description: No. 11. McKinnley Ave. Kellogg, IdahoAddressed to Miss Frances L. Harlan, 1062 S. Emerson St., Denver, Colorado.Container: Folder 1, Object 25
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Description: Birds eye view of Kellogg, Ida.Addressed to Mrs. Francis H. Reid. 832 S. Divs. St. Kellogg Idaho.Container: Folder 1, Object 26
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Description: Wardner, IdahoBack reads: "Barnard's Studio. Discount Sale for January and February."Container: Folder 1, Object 27
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Description: No. 15. Scene at Kellogg, Idaho.Addressed to Miss Frances Harlan Denver Colo. to 1062 S. Emerson St.Container: Folder 1, Object 28
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Description: View of unidentified townContainer: Folder 1, Object 29
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III: Miscellaneous
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Description: Ghost Towns of Lewis County by Karen Longeteig (photocopy)2 copies.Container: Folder 1, Object 30
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Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Photograph collections
- Photographers
Personal Names
- Barnard, T. N. (Thomas Nathan)
- Strom, Robert C., 1927-2008
Corporate Names
- Barnard Studio (Wallace, Idaho)
Geographical Names
- Bunker Hill Mine (Idaho)
- Sunshine Mine (Kellogg, Idaho)
- Wallace (Idaho)
