NTDPG90 Guide to Clifford M. Ott collection Ott (Clifford M.) collection Finding aid prepared by Amy Thompson University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives 2023
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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2025-02-20. Description is written in: English, Latin script. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives Clifford M. Ott collection Ott, Clifford M. PG 090 5 cubic feet 1856-1992 Eleven scrapbooks containing 1836 photo prints (also notes and newspaper clippings) detailing the development of Moscow, Idaho and the surrounding Latah County area; also 5574 related negatives and slides. English .

Excerpted from the Winter 1996 issue of Towers (the newsletter of Library Associates, University of Idaho Library)

The University of Idaho Library houses a collection of historical photographs donated by Clifford M. Ott in 1992. Mr. Ott was an avid amateur photographer who amassed over 10,000 slides, prints, and negatives spanning the years from 1883 to 1990. Ott compiled a selection from his collection into eleven albums containing a total of over 1,800 images of Moscow and surrounding Latah County. These scrap books contain photos as well as newspaper clippings, and historic footnotes. Clifford Ott used these scrapbooks, and other slides and negatives, to give talks to senior groups about Latah County history.

Clifford M. Ott was a Moscow resident for ninety years. He was born in Iowa Falls, Iowa in 1897. Mr. Ott's family relocated to Moscow in 1906. He attended school in Moscow until 1915. In 1916, Mr. Ott joined the Idaho National Guard, Company F in Lewiston. After service on the Arizona-Mexico border, his unit served in Washington State until it merged with the 116th Engineers and was dispatched to France where he served as a bayonet instructor.

He returned to Moscow in 1919, briefly working on the city survey crew. From 1920 to 1926, Clifford Ott farmed near Moscow. Then in 1927, he began working for the Washburn Wilson Seed Company as a warehouse foreman. After a 1945 fire, Mr. Ott was placed in charge of rebuilding the plant's processing and bean packaging machinery. During World War II, he helped produce C- and K- Rations at the seed company. Mr. Ott was made the manager of the Washburn Feed Store in 1952. He left the feed store in 1960 and went to work for the Idaho Department of Agriculture as a warehouse examiner. After retiring in 1967, he worked for the Aslin Finch Grain Company in Potlatch, Idaho. He remained at Aslin Finch until his second retirement in 1972. Mr. Ott continued to live in Moscow until his death on September 18, 1996, at the age of 99.

The photographs provide a careful documentary record of life, activities, and scenes in Moscow and nearby Latah County. Many of the images were copied from family photographs that would otherwise be inaccessible today. Researchers and students now have access to a remarkable historical record through Mr. Ott's generosity to the University of Idaho Library.

–Greg Schroeder, Contributing Writer. Text copied from Ott Historical Photograph Collection, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/ott/about.html.

Collection is open for research.

Materials received from Cliff and Peggy Ott in 1992 (MA 1992-18) and 1994 (MA 1994-15).

This collection includes similar images in three formats: mounted prints originally in binders, slides, and negatives. The collection contains copied images of historical photos, newspaper clippings, and articles taken by Clifford Ott, as well as original photographs also taken by Ott. The slides make up selected copy photos of the prints, including the annotations and descriptions as provided by Ott. Original photographer and date, if known, is included with the descriptions.

Item identification numbers for the prints include the original book number created by Ott, followed by the item number in order as found. Slide numbers follow the same system. The negative identification numbers are the date that Ott made a copy or took the image, followed by the image number. If an exact match of a negative and print could be found, the print is listed in the inventory with the corresponding negative number in the item description. The prints make up the Ott Historical Photograph Digital Collection.

Some negatives from Hodgin's Drug Store originally found in the 1992 donation now make up PG 91.

Photographer, "Title," date. Collection name, object ID. University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, Moscow, ID.

 Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.)--Photographs Northwest, Pacific--Description and travel--Photographs Idaho Idaho--History Latah County, Idaho Moscow (Idaho) Moscow, Idaho Photograph collections Photographers Photography--History Latah County (Idaho) Photographs Idaho Series I: Prints Moscow, Idaho [02] 1 item The drawing shows the first brick buildings erected in Moscow, their original names, locations, and date started or finished. Other dates were from records or pioneer newspapers. 1890 1 01-000 Moscow, Idaho [01] 1 item Moscow Idaho. The names and dates of the first brick buildings built in Moscow was researched by Lillian (Woodworth) Otness in 1982 and [are] believed to be reasonably correct. Lillian is the granddaughter of Almon Asbury Lieuallen and daughter of Lillie (Lieuallen) Woodworth. William Neff homesteaded the north west 160 acres of Moscow in 1871 from Main Street west and Sixth Street north. In 1875 A.A. Lieuallen purchased the Neff property and put up a small store building at the southwest corner of First and Main streets. This was the location of the first post office in Moscow when [after] it was moved from [its original location named] Paradise Valley. Lieuallen built the large house still standing on Almon Street at the west end of First Street in 1884. Streets west of Jackson [Street] were named after the Lieuallen family: Almon, Asbury, Lilly [spelling of andquot;Lillieandquot; is correct] and Lieuallen. 1890 1 01-000a Moscow; 1883; with identification of buildings 1 item Moscow, Idaho Territory. 1883; negative number 1-4-73-1 1883 1 01-001 Looking S.E. at Moscow; 1883 1 item Moscow, Idaho Territory. 1883; negative number 3-10-81a-9 1883 1 01-001 Aerial view of Moscow; 1897; by Augustus Koch 1 item Bird's eye view of the city of Moscow Latah County. 1897; negative number 1-16-73-4 1897 1 01-002 Map of Idaho from Conklin Atlas of 1880 1 item Pictures were copies from a Conklin's atlas of 1880. Moscow shows on the map but not Lewiston. Chief [Idaho] cities at that time were Boise (capitol), Florence, and Silver City.; negative number 1-25-73-4a 1880 1 01-003 History of Idaho from Conklin Atlas of 1880 1 item Pictures were copies from a Conklin's atlas of 1880. Moscow shows on the map but not Lewiston. Chief [Idaho] cities at that time were Boise (capitol), Florence, and Silver City.; negative number 1-25-73-2 1880 1 01-004 History of Idaho from Conklin Atlas of 1880 1 item Pictures were copies from a Conklin's atlas of 1880. Moscow shows on the map but not Lewiston. Chief [Idaho] cities at that time were Boise (capitol), Florence, and Silver City.; negative number 1-25-73-3 1880 1 01-004 Lily [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth [01] 1 item Lily [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth, daughter of Almon Asbury Lieuallen, born in Latah County in 1874, who has continuously been a resident of Moscow and now lives at the Latah County Nursing Home. Picture taken January 24, 1969, by Clifford M. Ott. 1969 1 01-005 Lily [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth [02] 1 item Lily [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth, daughter of Almon Asbury Lieuallen, born in Latah County in 1874, who has continuously been a resident of Moscow and now lives at the Latah County Nursing Home. Picture taken January 24, 1969, by Clifford M. Ott. 1969 1 01-006 Lillian Lieuallen Woodworth obituary 1 item Lillie Lieuallen Woodworth, born February 12, 1874 at Moscow, died February 19, 1971.; negative number 1-4-72-12 undated 1 01-007 Moscow; 1883; with footnotes (first picture of Moscow) 1 item Looking southeast across Moscow in 1883; negative number 11-9-74-5 1883 1 01-008 Looking S.E. from C St., Moscow; same area as a 1883 picture 1 item Looking southeast across Moscow in 1968; negative number 1-1-68-6 undated 1 01-009 Looking N.E. at Moscow; 1896 1 item Looking northeast across Moscow in 1896; negative number 1-26-73-1 1896 1 01-010 Looking S.E. at the Latah County Convalescent Center; 1968 1 item Looking northeast across Moscow in 1968; negative number 1-1-68-1 1968 1 01-011 Looking S.E. at the Latah County Convalescent Center; 1968 1 item Looking northeast across Moscow in 1968; negative number 1-1-68-2 1968 1 01-011 U of Idaho and W.S.C. football; 1905; at S.W. corner of E and Main, Moscow 1 item Athletic field was located on the west side of Main between D and E streets. Looking northeast at the corner of Main and E streets.; negative number 1-7-73-2 1905 1 01-012 Idaho vs. W.S.C. football; 1905 1 item Athletic field was located on the west side of Main between D and E streets. Looking northeast at the corner of Main and E streets.; negative number 11-19-85-3 1905 1 01-012 Looking N.E. at Moscow in 1885 1 item No. 1, O.R.N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, two blocks west of Main on Eighth Street. No. 2, South Main Street showing bridge across Paradise Creek. No. 3, two-room Russell School built in 1884. House in foreground now location of University of Idaho Forestry Nursery and buildings. 1968; negative number 1-26-73-10 1885 1 01-013 J.H. McCallie, dentist; White Drug Store; N.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow; 1883 1 item Northeast corner of Main and First streets about 1883. White Drug Store, predecessor to Hodgins Drug Store.; negative number 1-13-73e-20 undated 1 01-014 Idaho vs. W.S.C. baseball; 1905 1 item Athletic field was located on the west side of Main between D and E streets. Looking southeast at the corner of Main and D streets.; negative number 11-19-85-4 1905 1 01-015 Looking east across Main St. at 3rd St., Moscow; George Weber Harness Shop at left 1 item George [Gottfried] Weber Harness Shop on northeast corner; Langdon Hardware and Stage office on southeast corner.; negative number 1-8-73-6 1885 1 01-016 Inside the George Weber Harness Shop; N.E. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item Inside the George Weber Harness Shop at the northeast corner of Third and Main streets. George Weber at left in picture.; negative number 10-13-73-1 undated 1 01-017 Inside the George Weber Harness Shop; N.E. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; early 1900's? 1 item Inside the George Weber Harness Shop. George Weber at right with mustache and wearing vest. Henry Ririe with full beard and wearing apron next to Weber was Carol Ririe's uncle (Willie in Snow in the River). Jacob Hoke at left with full beard and wearing vest. Hoke and family owned and operated the Latah Hotel at 719 South Main and the residence north.; negative number 1-8-73-4 undated 1 01-017a Inside George Weber's Harness Shop, Moscow 1 item Inside the George Weber Harness Shop. George Weber at right with mustache and wearing vest. Henry Ririe with full beard and wearing apron next to Weber was Carol Ririe's uncle (Willie in Snow in the River). Jacob Hoke at left with full beard and wearing vest. Hoke and family owned and operated the Latah Hotel at 719 South Main and the residence north.; negative number 11-1-83-4 undated 1 01-017a Main Street in Moscow 1 item Originally not numbered and has no associated information. 1885 1 01-017b George Weber's Harness Shop; pioneer Moscow 1 item George Weber Harness Shop, believed to be his first store in Moscow established after his arrival in 1879. Location is not known. George Weber with cane at right in picture.; negative number 8-28-76-8 undated 1 01-018 Hose Cart Co. No. 1; pioneer Moscow Fire Dept.; George Weber, captain 1 item Moscow Fire Department; negative number 8-28-76-10 undated 1 01-019 Mr. and Mrs. George Weber wedding portrait 1 item Mr. and Mrs. George Weber wedding picture. Picture taken shortly before Mr. Weber's death. Heading on newspaper clipping: 'Moscow Pioneer Funeral is Set' [Clipping and two photos are affixed to the sheet.]; negative number 8-28-76-9 undated 1 01-020 G. [Gottfried] Weber, manufacturer and dealer in harness, saddles, and saddlery goods 1 item Advertisement for G. [Gottfried] Weber, manufacturer and dealer in harness, saddles, and saddlery goods. 1892 1 01-020a Directory of the live business men of Idaho Territory 1 item Thursday, April 19, 1888; Saturday, January 4, 1890 1888-04-19 1 01-020b Old fairgrounds, Moscow; from the Idahonian 1 item Playgrounds at the Latah County Fair Grounds, north of Sixth Street and west of the railroads. Looking southwest. Fair buildings at right in picture, from Idahonian. 1940s.; negative number 11-5-77-10 undated 1 01-021 Moscow Fire Dept. practice tower; old fairgrounds; from the Idahonian 1 item Moscow Fire Department practice tower, located in the Latah County Fair Grounds. Looking southwest. Picture from Idahonian in the 1940s.; negative number 11-5-77-14 undated 1 01-022 Athletic and Exhibition Park; Moscow fairgrounds on 6th St.; approx. 1911 1 item Entrance to Latah County Fair Grounds located north of Sixth Street and west of the railroad tracks. Picture about 1911.; negative number 1-15-77-4 1911 1 01-023 Partial view of grandstand, Moscow 1 item Martin photo. Partial view Grandstand Moscow, Idaho July 4, 1911.; negative number 4-28-76-13 1911 1 01-024 Looking northeast across the old Fair Grounds in Moscow 1 item Looking northeast across the old Fair Grounds about 1938 at school children playing soft ball. Horseshoe courts beyond. Large white building is the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company warehouse, which burned July 7, 1945. 1938 1 01-025 Idaho National Harvester Company buildings [01] 1 item Idaho National Harvester Company buildings built in 1911 west of Main Street between D and E streets near the Spokane and Inland Electric railroad tracks. D Street in foreground and office at right. Now site of Rosauer's, Drug Fair, and Yellow Front. From Main Street west to paved parking area as of 1977. 1977 1 01-026 Kickoff, Idaho - Washington State College Game, October 17, 1913 1 item Kickoff, Idaho - Washington State College Game, October 17, 1913 1913 1 01-027 Running play, Idaho - Washington State College Game, October 17, 1913 1 item Running play, Idaho - Washington State College Game, October 17, 1913 1913 1 01-028 Panorama of Moscow; early 1900's; from Courthouse 1 item Nos. 1 and 2 houses were moved to Almon Street in 1907 to clear the block for the arrival of the Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad.; negative number 1-26-73-6 1900 1 01-029 Looking S.E. at Moscow; 1907 1 item Nos. 1 and 2 houses are to be seen in their new location on Almon Street. No. 3 shows the block north of A Street between Jackson and Almon streets cleared for the arrival of the Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad.; negative number 1-26-73-7 1907 1 01-030 Looking north at east side of Main and 1st, Moscow; McConnell Bldg. at right; White Drug north across 1st St. 1 item First building on right, Justice of the Peace; next, W.J. McConnell department store, southeast corner Main and First streets; White's Drug Store, northeast corner of Main and First streets; Exchange Bank, Commercial Hotel, and Fries Brewery, northeast corner of Main and A streets.; negative number 1-8-73-5 1885 1 01-031 Inside Hodgins Drug Store; 307 S. Main, Moscow; 6-23-1902; Roland Hodgins at left behind counter 1 item Located at the northeast corner of First and Main streets in the brick building replacing the original small wooden building. Roland Hodgins is the man behind the counter at the left. See picture number 21 book #2 for brick building.; negative number 1-13-73e-4 undated 1 01-032 Shields Block, Moscow; 1892; Top: Moscow's first hearse 1 item Looking north on Main Street from Fifth Street 1892. Moscow, Idaho; negative number 1-13-73-5 1892 1 01-033 Looking north at Main St. from 8th St., Moscow 1 item First brick building on right, McGregor House later Gritman Hospital, corner Main and Seventh streets. July 4, 1900.; negative number 1-7-73-1 1900 1 01-034 Looking south at Main St. from 5th St., Moscow; 1914 1 item Standard Garage now Kenworthy movie house. 1968.; negative number 1-15-73-2 1914 1 01-035 Looking north on Main Street at corner of Fifth Street 1 item Standard Garage, which is now the Kenworthy movie house in 1968. 1914 1 01-036 Looking east on Eighth Street at corner of Main and Eighth streets 1 item Hotel Latah at left now site of Smith Brothers service station. [19]68. 1968 1 01-037 Looking north on Main Sreet from the area of the railroad crossings 1 item Looking north on Main Sreet from the area of the railroad crossings. 1913-14 1913 1 01-038 Hose Cart Co. facing Main St. at 7th St., Moscow; Miller Flour Mill in background; early 1900's 1 item From front to back, John Stillinger, Chief; Joe Morthorst, Assistant Chief; Raymond Kelley, George Bradley, Lee Bradley, Ed Thompson, Harry Staples, John Weber, W.G. Barge, Warren Roseboom, E.A. Lennis, George Savage, James Canham, David Sherey, Albert Morgan, George Carter, Perry Carter, Christianson, Frank Roseboom, John A. Moore, Nina (Carter) Weldon on hose cart.Looking north and west from corner of Main and Seventh streets. Large wooden building in the background was the Mark P. Miller Flour Mill, with a concrete block flat house extending to the west. Early 1900s.; negative number 1-15-73-13 undated 1 01-040 Williamson's Boston float welcoming T. Roosevelt 1 item Williamson's Boston Store float in foreground. Welcome parade for Teddy Roosevelt. See pictures of him making speech at the U. of I.; negative number 4-2-81-1 4118 1 01-041 Neely and Sons Garage; Main St., Moscow; now Kenworthy Theater 1 item Neely and Sons Garage on east side of Main Street south of Fifth Street. Built about 1909 as the Crystal Theater, then Standard Garage (Buick dealership), Neely and Sons, and taken over about 1925 by Kenworthy Theater. Still same 1976.; negative number 3-8-76-6 undated 1 01-042 Neely and Sons Garage; Main St., Moscow; now Kenworthy Theater 1 item Neely and Sons Garage on east side of Main Street south of Fifth Street. Built about 1909 as the Crystal Theater, then Standard Garage (Buick dealership), Neely and Sons, and taken over about 1925 by Kenworthy Theater. Still same 1976.; negative number 3-8-76-7 undated 1 01-042 Neely and Sons Garage, Moscow; 1920's?; location of the Kenworthy Theater in 1993 1 item Neely and Sons Garage on east side of Main Street south of Fifth Street. Built about 1909 as the Crystal Theater, then Standard Garage (Buick dealership), Neely and Sons, and taken over about 1925 by Kenworthy Theater. Still same 1976.; negative number 8-4-91-1 1920 1 01-042 Neely and Sons Garage, Moscow; 1920's?; location of the Kenworthy Theater in 1993 1 item Neely and Sons Garage on east side of Main Street south of Fifth Street. Built about 1909 as the Crystal Theater, then Standard Garage (Buick dealership), Neely and Sons, and taken over about 1925 by Kenworthy Theater. Still same 1976.; negative number 8-4-91-2 1920 1 01-042 Home Guard going south on Main St., Moscow; 1914 1 item Old Guard [Grand Army of the Republic?] facing south on Main Street between Fourth and Fifth streets in 1914.; negative number 6-11-83-5 1914 1 01-042a Home Guard in front of Crystal Garage; 1914 1 item Old Guard [Grand Army of the Republic?] in front of No. 3 Crystal Theater at 508 South Main Street. No. 1, first high school; no. 2, drive-in stable between Fourth and Fifth streets on east side of Washington Street. Pacific Coast Elevator Company, dealers in grain, occupied the room at left in the Crystal Theater building. Picture 1914.; negative number 6-11-83-8 1914 1 01-042b Fireman's hose cart; from book at Moscow Fire Dept.; similar to Hose Cart #1 owned by M. F. D. 1 item Hose cart similar to Moscow Fire Department's Hose Cart No. 1.; negative number 10-12-82-11 undated 1 01-042c Fireman's hose cart; from book at Moscow Fire Dept.; similar to Hose Cart #1 owned by M. F. D. 1 item Hose cart similar to Moscow Fire Department's Hose Cart No. 1.; negative number 10-12-82-3 undated 1 01-042c Moscow Fire Dept; 1927 1 item Moscow Fire Department's firemen and trucks facing east on Third Street in front of post office. About 1927.; negative number 8-4-91-3 1927 1 01-042d 4th of July Parade, Moscow; 1905 1 item No. 4, Moscow, Idaho, on the Fourth of July, 1905. Looking north from south of Fifth Street, Merton Waterman. R.R. Sherfey.; negative number 12-13-88-7 2012 1 01-042e Looking N.E. at Moscow from U of Idaho. 1 item No. 2, Moscow, Idaho from University of Idaho campus. 1905. Merton Waterman. R.R. Sherfey.; negative number 12-13-88-8 1905 1 01-042f Moscow postcard; Christmas tree at center of 3rd and Main 1 item Looking north from south of Fourth street at Christmas three at Third and Main streets. Before 1912 pavement. [From] Jeanette Talbott.; negative number 2-11-89-11 undated 1 01-042g Moscow postcard; dated 1912; looking north from Henley Ave. 1 item Looking north at Moscow from east end of [indecipherable] Street. From a postcard dated August 11, 1912. [From] Jeanette Talbott.; negative number 2-11-89-10 1912 1 01-042h Looking southwest at the corner of Sixth and Main streets, Moscow Hose Cart Company, April 10, 1911 1 item Moscow Hose Cart Company in foreground. Welcome parade for Teddy Roosevelt. 1911 1 01-043 Hose Cart Co. going north (6th St. beyond) Moscow; 1911 1 item Moscow Band in the foreground. Welcome parade for Teddy Roosevelt.; negative number 1-15-73-12 1911 1 01-044 Moscow Hose Cart Co.; Top: early 1900's, Bottom: 7-04-11 1 item Harness shop northeast corner of Main and Fifth streets. Pacific Coast and Elevator, southeast corner Main and Fifth streets. Moscow Hose Cart Co. in foreground. Early 1900s.; negative number 10-30-75-3 undated 1 01-045 Hose Cart Co. in white uniforms marching south on Main St. past 5th St., Moscow; before 1904 1 item Harness shop northeast corner of Main and Fifth streets. Pacific Coast and Elevator, southeast corner Main and Fifth streets. Moscow Hose Cart Co. in foreground. Early 1900s.; negative number 9-25-76-10 undated 1 01-045 Moscow Hose Cart Co.; Top: early 1900's, Bottom: 7-04-11 1 item Williamson's Store, northeast corner of Main and Fifth streets. Crystal Theater now Kenworthy movie house, 1968. Moscow Hose Cart Co. No. 4 July 4, 1911.; negative number 10-30-75-4 undated 1 01-046 Moscow Hose Cart Co.; No. 4 1 item Williamson's Store, northeast corner of Main and Fifth streets. Crystal Theater now Kenworthy movie house, 1968. Moscow Hose Cart Co. No. 4 July 4, 1911.; negative number 6-10-92-1 40728 1 01-046 Crystal Theatre in Moscow 1 item [Newspaper clippings with information about the Crystal Theatre] 1910 1 01-047 Arrival of W.S.C. [Washington State College] Football Team and Rooters at the U.P. [Union Pacific] Depot October 19, 1911 1 item Arrival of W.S.C. [Washington State College] Football Team and Rooters at the U.P. [Union Pacific] Depot October 19, 1911. Photo by Burns. Moscow, Idaho 1911 1 01-048 W.S.C. Band and Rooters marching thru Moscow 1 item W.S.C. Band and Rooters marching thru Moscow 1911 1 01-049 Neely and Sons; south side of 4th St.; west of alley between Main and Jackson, Moscow 1 item Neely and Sons Garage to be razed for city parking lot. Located on the south side of Fourth Street between the alley and Jackson Street.; negative number 3-8-76-10 undated 1 01-050 Malcolm (Mac) Neely in front of the Neely Building, Moscow, about to be razed; newspaper clipping 1 item Newspaper clipping: Building Razed - Malcolm [(Mac)] Neely (right) is pictured near the front of his Neely and Son auto dealership building on Fourth Street. With him is A.O. Fonkalsrud, a store owner here in Moscow, who has stored his car in the Neely building since its construction in 1928 to the present. The building is being torn down to make way for larger parking space in the downtown area.; negative number 3-8-76-11 undated 1 01-051 University Cross-Town Bus; Neely's; looking west on 4th St., Moscow. 1 item Neely and Sons cross town bus, (Moscow's first) parked on the south side of Fourth Street east of Jackson [Street]. Moody Granite Works may be seen in the background on Jackson [Street].; negative number 3-8-76-1 1930 1 01-052 University Cross-Town Bus; Neely's; looking west on 4th St., Moscow. 1 item Neely and Sons cross town bus, (Moscow's first) parked on the south side of Fourth Street east of Jackson [Street]. Moody Granite Works may be seen in the background on Jackson [Street].; negative number 3-8-76-2 1930 1 01-052 Old-Time Firm Ends; newspaper clipping about the Neely Garage 1 item Newspaper clipping titled andquot;Old-Time Firm Endsandquot;, discussing the history of Neely and Sons Garage; negative number 3-8-76-13 undated 1 01-053 Latah Co. Salvage and Victory Truck; World War II; from Idahonian 1 item World War II salvage truck south of Fourth Street with Jackson Street in the background. Idahonian picture.; negative number 11-5-77-12 undated 1 01-054 Truck load of used tires for World War II; Moscow; 1940's; Wynne Hill on truck 1 item World War II salvage truck with load of used tires south of Fourth Street on Jackson Street. Idahonian picture.; negative number 12-6-77-13 1940 1 01-055 Washington Water Power Company Sub Station from 1914 to 1956 1 item Located east of Jackson Street between Fourth and Sixth streets. All-metal building sold to Moscow Scrap Metals and razed December 14, 1956. Parking lot, 1977. 1956 1 01-056 Northwest Monuments in Moscow 1 item Northwest Monuments at 401 south Jackson about 1950. Picture by the Idahonian. 1950 1 01-057 West 3rd St., Moscow; O.R.N. (N.P.) Railroad at right 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad poles and trolley line may be seen at the left. 1913-14.; negative number 1-7-73-3 undated 1 01-058 Looking west on 4th St. at buildings on west side of Jackson St., Moscow; Hudson Dealer 1 item Neely's Garage (Hudson dealer) is at the left. 1928. Now a city parking lot in 1968.; negative number 1-13-73e-5 undated 1 01-059 Moscow Fire Dept.; early 1900's 1 item Built 1927. Company 6 is on board the 1916 chemical truck at left. Company 7 is on board the 1922 pumper truck at right.; negative number 10-13-73-5 1900 1 01-060 Moscow Fire Department Building; 1927 1 item Built 1927. Company 6 is on board the 1916 chemical truck at left. Company 7 is on board the 1922 pumper truck at right.; negative number 6-20-92-1 1927 1 01-060 Group in front of Moscow Fire Station; 1926? 1 item Group of firemen and wives in front of the Moscow Fire Department's Station. Carl Smith, many years Fire Chief, fourth from the left kneeling. [Building] built in 1927.; negative number 1-15-73-1 1926 1 01-061 Moscow Fire Dept.; 1936 1 item Group of firemen and wives in front of the Moscow Fire Department's Station. Carl Smith, many years Fire Chief, fourth from the left kneeling. [Building] built in 1927.; negative number 2-23-76-8 1936 1 01-061 Moscow Fire Department hook, ladder and truck; 1937? 1 item Left to right on hook and ladder truck: Wilson Rogers, Russ Tate, Ardie Driscoll, Jim Phelps, Loyd Randall. On running board: ?, Cyril Fitsimmons, Walt Schumacher. On street: Dave Millilerd, Chief Carl Smith, salesman, Harry Frazier. Volunteer Fire Department showing new fully-equipped Seagrave Junior aerial ladder truck. About 1937.; negative number 6-30-92-1 1937 1 01-062 The Northwest Fireman, 1938 - featuring the Moscow Fire Department 1 item Duplication of cover and page from The Northwest Fireman with photo of Moscow Fire Department Station and story about the department. 1938 1 01-062a Moscow Fire Department new addition built in 1954 1 item Moscow Fire Department equipment in front of the fire station showing the new addition built in 1954. 1954 1 01-063 Moscow Fire Department equipment in front of the fire station 1 item Moscow Fire Department equipment in front of the fire station showing the new addition built in 1954. 1954 1 01-064 Moscow Fire Dept. Hose Cart; pioneer 1 item Pioneer man-powered hose cart owned by the Moscow Fire Department. Built about 1846 or 1847.; negative number 2-23-76-9 undated 1 01-065 Looking east across Main Street from vacant lot, 1889 1 item Man standing in back of wagon, Thore B. Thoreson father of H.B. (Curley) Thoreson, Chief of Police for many years; retired 1968. Building at corner of Main and Sixth streets. Top of courthouse above Thoreson's head. 1897 1 01-066 Zumhof and Collins, blacksmiths in Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item [Photograph of newspaper clipping.]; negative number 5-14-74-10 undated 1 01-067 Russell School, Moscow; built 1884 1 item Moscow's first public school, Russell built 1884, located center of block between First and A streets and Jefferson and Adams streets. Note the building at the right-hand corner of picture was [the home of] one of Moscow's pioneer doctors, Dr. W.A. Adair. His home is still there 1968.; negative number 1-17-73-4 undated 1 01-068 Russell School in Moscow 1 item Russell School showing annex built on west end of first school about 1887. This burned in 1911. This is location of the playground for the new Russell School at the corner of A and Adams streets. 1902 1 01-069 Irving School [02] 1 item Looking east at the Irving School, built in 1901, for grade [school] students. Located on the southwest corner of A and Adams streets. Razed in 1926 for present site of Russell School. This location is northeast in the same block as the old Russell School. 1902 1 01-070 Old Standpipe in Moscow 1 item Old Standpipe (water tank) was built in 1889 and razed in 1931 or 1932. Located in the center of the block north of A Street in line with East B Street between Jefferson and Adams streets. TFrst piped well water came in 1889 with a $30,000.00 bond issue. House at left is located at 226 North Jefferson [Street]. Picture by M.L. Romig about 1907. 1907 1 01-071 Moscow High School [04] 1 item First brick school built in 1892 on the south side of Third Street between Jefferson and Van Buren streets, across from the Methodist Church. High school was conducted on the top floor and grade school on the bottom floor. Later it was called the Whitworth School. It was razed in 1934 and at present is the site of the new high school annex. 1968. 1905 1 01-072 G.A.R. Veterans of the Civil War in front of Moscow High School 1 item Veterans of the Civil War in front of Moscow High School.; negative number 1-13-73-6 undated 1 01-073 G.A.R. Anderson Post #14 in front of Moscow High School; 1890's 1 item Veterans of the Civil War in front of Moscow High School.; negative number 1-15-77-5 1890 1 01-073 Russell Country School 1 item One of several built around Moscow in the 1890's. School has been identified by Mrs. Halpin, who lived nearby, as the Russell or (Emerson) School located west of the junction of Sunshine Road and the Moscow-Pullman highway. 1905 1 01-074 Latah County Courthouse [02] 1 item Built in 1888-89. Located in center of block between Fifth and Sixth streets, Van Buren and Adams streets. Razed in 1959 for site of present courthouse. 1905 1 01-075 First University of Idaho Administration Building 1 item University of Idaho Administration Building opened October 3, 1892.; negative number 1-22-73-4 undated 1 01-076 University of Idaho Administration Building [04] 1 item [University of Idaho Administration Building] after the fire of March 30, 1906. 1905 1 01-077 Looking southeast from Moscow-Pullman Highway [01] 1 item Looking southeast from Moscow-Pullman highway at the University of Idaho. School of Mines, Administration Building, and gymnasium. Paradise Ridge shows in the background. 1905 1 01-078 Looking southeast from Moscow-Pullman Highway [02] 1 item Looking southeast from Moscow-Pullman highway at the University of Idaho. School of Mines, Administration Building, and gymnasium. Paradise Ridge shows in the background. 1905 1 01-079 First University of Idaho Administration Building after fire 1 item University of Idaho Administration Building after the fire of March 30, 1906 showing the walls still standing.; negative number 1-22-73-6 2281 1 01-080 University of Idaho Administration Building [03] 1 item University of Idaho Administration Building after the fire of March 30, 1906 showing the walls still standing. 1906 1 01-081 First University of Idaho Administration Building burning at night; 1906 1 item University of Idaho Administration Building burning at night of March 30, 1906. The building at left is the old School of Mines.; negative number 1-22-73-4 1906 1 01-082 Demolition charge set off to demolish walls; first University of Idaho Administration Building 1 item Demolition charge set off to demolish the walls left standing.; negative number 1-22-73-7 undated 1 01-083 First University of Idaho Administration Bldg.; demolition charge blowing down the ruins 1 item Demolition charge set off to demolish the walls left standing.; negative number 5-25-76-6 undated 1 01-083 First University of Idaho Administration Building; clean up crew after fire 1 item Clean-up crew who cleaned the brick after the walls were demolished. Roy Stillinger and Harry Sampson are among the youngsters in the foreground.; negative number 1-22-73-11 undated 1 01-084 First University of Idaho Administration Building; Gym at left; Morrill Hall at right 1 item After the wreckage was nearly cleaned up. First gymnasium at left and Morrill Hall, still incomplete far right in picture.; negative number 1-22-73-6 undated 1 01-085 University of Idaho School of Mines Bldg. 1 item Completed 1902. Later College of Engineering. Razed in 1951. Now site of the new Home Economics Building. [Niccols] 1968. Niccolls Building; negative number 10-25-87-13 1905 1 01-086 Women's Gymnasium at University of Idaho, now Idaho Art and Architecture 1 item Completed 1904. Women's gymnasium 1968. Now Art and Architecture 1968 1 01-087 Ridenbaugh Hall, built 1902 1 item Completed in 1902. It was a women's dormitory for many years. As of 1968 the Music Department's practice rooms. 1968 1 01-088 Morrill Hall; built in 1906 1 item Built in 1906, after the Administration Building burned. Now the Forestry Building. 1968.; negative number 1-22-73-2 undated 1 01-089 Morrill Hall; built in 1906 1 item Built in 1906, after the Administration Building burned. Now the Forestry Building. 1968.; negative number 1-22-73-3 undated 1 01-089 University of Idaho cadets marching; Moscow; at time of Spanish American War 1 item University of Idaho cadets marching off to the Spanish-American War. Picture taken May, 4, 1898.; negative number 5-24-72-2 1897 1 01-090 Morrill Hall at University of Idaho in Moscow [01] 1 item Morrill Hall. University of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho 1940 1 01-091 Oregon Railroad and Navigation depot prior to building being razed 1 item Arrived September 23, 1885. Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. Now Union Pacific [depot] 1968. Two blocks west of Main on Eighth Street. Razed September 1983. 1968 1 01-092 Northern Pacific Railroad Company depot, circa 1895 1 item Arrived 1890. Two blocks west of Main on Eighth Street. Now site of Northern Pacific depot 1968. Burned. 1895 1 01-093 N.P. Depot, Moscow; with horse drawn buses 1 item Northern Pacific and Oregon Railroad and Navigation depots, 1890s. Moscow, Idaho; negative number 1-13-73-1 undated 1 01-094 Steam engine in Lewiston, Idaho 1 item Number 72 steam engine and train crew in the Lewiston Railroad Yards, looking north west. Late 90s or early 1900s. 1905 1 01-095 Train crew member in Lewiston, Idaho 1 item Member of the train crew at Lewiston. 1895 1 01-096 Railroad construction crew laying track 1 item Late 90s or early 1900s. Location unknown. 1910 1 01-097 Steam shovel 1 item Steam shovel widening the roadbed along the Snake River. Late 90s or early 1900s. 1895 1 01-098 Pioneer outdoor group picture with buggy 1 item Early mode of transportation. Driving team and two-seated top buggy.; negative number 4-23-75-1 undated 1 01-099 Six horses and wagon hauling one log to the sawmill 1 item Six horses and wagon hauling one log to the sawmill. 1900 1 01-100 Stallion 1890 vintage 1 item Stallion 1890 vintage. Location unknown. 1890 1 01-101 Rabbit 1890 vintage 1 item Rabbit 1890 vintage. Location unknown. 1890 1 01-102 Dr. E.T. Baker, veterinarian 1 item Not to be forgotten. Moscow's Dr. E.T. Baker, veterinarian for many years from the 1920s to the 1950s. He took over from Dr. John Thompson, the pioneer veterinarian. Baker lived for many years at the southeast corner of Sixth and Washington streets. 1945 1 01-103 Tom Huntbach and plow team; 5th St., Moscow; pioneer 1 item Tom Huntback and his plow team south side of Fifth Street between Washington and Jefferson streets. Tom Huntbach plowing his parents' garden east of the alley on the south side of Fifth Street between Washington and Jefferson streets.; negative number 8-23-76-6 undated 1 01-104 Idaho Transfer Company truck converted to haul passengers 1 item Idaho Transfer Company truck converted to haul passengers to a picnic area. W.H. Craig and Son, Prop. 1940s. 1940 1 01-105 C.X. Jones, sign painter in Moscow 1 item C.X. Jones, sign painter. His truck and mobile home. License plate, 2K2959, Scenic Idaho, 1941. 1941 1 01-106 City Transfer and Storage Company in Moscow 1 item Carl Smith's City Transfer and Storage Company truck equipped with seats to haul passengers to picnic areas. Smith was fire chief of the Moscow Fire Department for many years. Smith at left. 1920s. 1920 1 01-106a Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail 1 item No. 1 - Marker located five miles south of Moscow on Highway 95 tells of the coming of the first white men to the site of Moscow, June 20, 1855. No. 2 - Duncan Cameron pioneer home. His daughters Annie, Margaret, and Alexandria lived here nearly all their lives. No. 3 - Tom Crowley pioneer home. The Carl Grendhal's lived here at the time of the tour. [1930s] No. 4 - Site of the permanent marker at the junction of the Greater Nez Perce Trail and Stevens Trail. No. 5 - Site of the first tree planted in the Moscow area by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer, May 6, 1871. No. 6 - Marker located two-and-one-half miles east of Moscow on Highway 8 shows the location of the first tree planted by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer. 1977 1 01-107 Stevens Spring, near Jacksha Road 1 item Stevens Spring area located in Township 38 N. Range 5 W. Sect. 5. in 240 acres known in early days as the W.H. Biggs farm. Spring is about one mile east of the junction of Highway 95 and the Jacksha [Road] cutoff and may be seen from this point. Governor I.I. Stevens and 22 men and a good-sized pack train camped overnight at the spring June 20, 1855. Picture by [Clifford M.] Ott, 1977. 1977 1 01-108 Stevens Spring showing water trough 1 item Old wooden water trough at the site of the Stevens Spring area. Picture by [Clifford M.] Ott, 1977. 1977 1 01-109 Stevens Spring, from a panoramic image 1 item Panoramic made from three pictures showing the country to the west and northwest from a point above the Stevens Spring. This would have been the area seen by the Stevens party in 1855. Picture by [Clifford M.] Ott, 1977. 1977 1 01-110 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; "The First White Men to the Site of Moscow" site 1 item Temporary marker erected by the Moscow Chamber of Commerce in 1931. At this place on June 20, 1855, Governor I.I. Stevens party, consisting of 22 persons and a good-sized pack train, camped for the night, after it left Red Wolf's camp near the site of Lewiston, passed near modern Uniontown, and headed in a northeast direction to the Deeston Spring. Picture shows the trail descending the ridge and swinging in a northeastward direction to meet the Greater Nez Perce Trail at the head of the old camping ground, along which lies the Ti-net-pan-up, or South Palouse River. Trails can be traced by the different aspects or faces of the vegetation covering the trails. Compacting of the sub-soil accounts for this change. Such old and partly obliterated trails can more readily be traced from a distance of a mile or so, than from a few yards.; negative number 12-1-75-3 undated 1 01-112 Junction of Highway 95 and Jacksha Road in Latah County 1 item No. 1 - On map. Top [90-0112] picture five miles south of Moscow on Highway 95 and junction of the Jacksha Road. No. 1- Dr. C.J. Brosnan, No. 2- George W. Tomer (guide). Top picture [90-0112] taken 1937. Bottom picture [90-0113] shows no marker June 25, 1976. 1937 1 01-113 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; at the Cameron sisters home 1 item Pioneer home of the Cameron sisters, consisting of Annie, Margaret, and Alexandria Cameron, who are shown standing to the right of the entrance. The sisters have lived here continuously for the past 50 years. Their comfortable farmhouse is situated on an eminence overlooking an area of brilliant green slopes in the direction of the city of Moscow. About half-mile down the valley from the Cameron home, running in a general east and west direction, is the famous camas grounds of the Nez Perces. Indians gathered for the annual camas harvest here every year about June 15. The camas was to the Indian what the wheat or potato crop was to the white man. To the Indian, camas was wheat and flour and bread. The camas fields in Tat-kin-mah, the place of the spotted deer, as the Indians called modern Moscow areas, was a noted camas ground. The camas plant, a species of the lily (onion) family, is found only in flood plains and mountain meadows of the Rocky Mountain region and westward. It is, therefore, entirely Western American. No. 2- On Map. About two miles south and one mile east of South Main Street on the west side of Paradise Ridge Road. No. 1- Dr. C.J. Brosnan, No. 2- George M. Tomer, No. 3-4-5- Camerson sisters. Picture 1937. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.]; negative number 12-1-75-11 undated 1 01-114 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; at the Crowley farm 1 item Carl Grendahl home. Latah County, Idaho This is a scene on the lawn of the present Carl Grendahl home, formerly occupied by Thomas Crowley, a pioneer settler of Moscow. It is the old Thomas Crowley house, situated near the junction of Stevens' Trail and the Greater Nez Perce Trail, which may be seen today in a field a few roads distant. Down the gentle slopes to the eastward of the attractive Grendahl farm may be seen a section of the famous five-mile Indian race track, used by Indians since the spread of the horse northward. The Mexican or Spanish mustangs followed the Spanish bunch grass northward. These Spanish ponies weighed from 600 to 800 pounds. The bunchgrass of this region was an ideal food for horses and assisted in building up a pony noted for his stamina and endurance. The finding of tools and weapons of Indians at this place established the fact that this vicinity was in frequent use as a camping ground. Further discoveries may tell a story of aboriginal trade. The meeting places, when once established, served as trading centers; and lost articles often can be traced to their place of origin. The various names of a given piece of merchandise by different language groups established a 'time perspective', as the scientists call it, in aboriginal culture. The culture loan words help to establish the extent in time of their trade relations. From this attractive residence, near the windmill, a few feet to the right of this picture, can be seen the old spring used by Father Cataldo and countless other horseback travellers over the trail. In his letters, Father Cataldo speaks of the hospitality of Mr. Thomas Crowley, whose guest he frequently was. Recently, a granite pestle used by the Indians in grinding their camas food was found near the scene of this picture, and also a large flint arrowhead and other Indian tools. No. 3- On map. About 2 1/2 miles south east of Moscow on the west side of the Linville Road. No. 1- Carl Grendahl, No. 2- Mrs. Carl Grendahl, No. 3- George M. Tomer, and No. 4- Dr. C.J. Brosnan. Picture taken 1937. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.]; negative number 12-1-75-6 undated 1 01-116 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; at the Crowley farm 1 item Carl Grendahl home. Latah County, Idaho This is a scene on the lawn of the present Carl Grendahl home, formerly occupied by Thomas Crowley, a pioneer settler of Moscow. It is the old Thomas Crowley house, situated near the junction of Stevens' Trail and the Greater Nez Perce Trail, which may be seen today in a field a few roads distant. Down the gentle slopes to the eastward of the attractive Grendahl farm may be seen a section of the famous five-mile Indian race track, used by Indians since the spread of the horse northward. The Mexican or Spanish mustangs followed the Spanish bunch grass northward. These Spanish ponies weighed from 600 to 800 pounds. The bunchgrass of this region was an ideal food for horses and assisted in building up a pony noted for his stamina and endurance. The finding of tools and weapons of Indians at this place established the fact that this vicinity was in frequent use as a camping ground. Further discoveries may tell a story of aboriginal trade. The meeting places, when once established, served as trading centers; and lost articles often can be traced to their place of origin. The various names of a given piece of merchandise by different language groups established a 'time perspective', as the scientists call it, in aboriginal culture. The culture loan words help to establish the extent in time of their trade relations. From this attractive residence, near the windmill, a few feet to the right of this picture, can be seen the old spring used by Father Cataldo and countless other horseback travellers over the trail. In his letters, Father Cataldo speaks of the hospitality of Mr. Thomas Crowley, whose guest he frequently was. Recently, a granite pestle used by the Indians in grinding their camas food was found near the scene of this picture, and also a large flint arrowhead and other Indian tools. No. 3- On map. About 2 1/2 miles south east of Moscow on the west side of the Linville Road. No. 1- Carl Grendahl, No. 2- Mrs. Carl Grendahl, No. 3- George M. Tomer, and No. 4- Dr. C.J. Brosnan. Picture taken 1937. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.]; negative number 12-1-75-7 undated 1 01-116 Moscow's oldest tree; planted by the Tomers in 1871 1 item No. 6- On map. This marker located two-and-one-half miles east of South Main Street at the junction of Highway 8 and a north-south county road. Marker shows the location of Moscow's oldest tree planted by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer May 6, 1871. No. 1- George M. Tomer (son of George W.), No. 2- Nellie Tomer Handlin (daughter of George M.) No. 3- (daughter of Nellis and Roy Handlin), No. 4- Roy Handling, No. 5- C.J. Munson, No. 6- Dr. C.J. Brosnan. Picture taken summer of 1937.; negative number 1-18-73-2 undated 1 01-118 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; cover of book 1 item No. 6- On map. This marker located two-and-one-half miles east of South Main Street at the junction of Highway 8 and a north-south county road. Marker shows the location of Moscow's oldest tree planted by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer May 6, 1871. No. 1- George M. Tomer (son of George W.), No. 2- Nellie Tomer Handlin (daughter of George M.) No. 3- (daughter of Nellis and Roy Handlin), No. 4- Roy Handling, No. 5- C.J. Munson, No. 6- Dr. C.J. Brosnan. Picture taken summer of 1937.; negative number 12-1-75-9 undated 1 01-118 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; site of Moscow's oldest tree 1 item No. 6- On map. This marker located two-and-one-half miles east of South Main Street at the junction of Highway 8 and a north-south county road. Marker shows the location of Moscow's oldest tree planted by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer May 6, 1871. No. 1- George M. Tomer (son of George W.), No. 2- Nellie Tomer Handlin (daughter of George M.) No. 3- (daughter of Nellis and Roy Handlin), No. 4- Roy Handling, No. 5- C.J. Munson, No. 6- Dr. C.J. Brosnan. Picture taken summer of 1937.; negative number 12-1-75-9 undated 1 01-118 Moscow's oldest tree and historical marker [01] 1 item Marker in the top picture [90-0118] was donated and erected by the summer school class of Dr. C.J. Brosnan, department of American History, University of Idaho in 1937. Bottom picture [90-0119] taken June 25, 1976, shows the marker gone and nothing to show where the oldest tree was located. 1976 1 01-119 Monument marking junction of Steven's Trail and Greater Nez Perce Trail, circa 1938 1 item No. 4- On map. Located about three miles southeast of Moscow at the northwest corner at the junction of Lenville Road and [Mill Road]. Monument marks the junction of Steven's Trail with the Greater Nez Perce Trail used over 1,000 years. Arriving here June 21, 1855, Governor Stevens recorded the first history of the Moscow area. Erected by the Worthwhile Club in 1938. George M. Tomer (guide) at the left of the monument in white shirt and dark tie. Dr. C.J. Brosnan at right of monument in dark suit. Two above pictures [90-0120, 90-0121] taken about 1938. 1938 1 01-120 Monument marking junction of Steven's Trail and Greater Nez Perce Trail 1 item Monument marking junction of Steven's Trail and Greater Nez Perce Trail. Latah County, Idaho 1938 1 01-121 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; the site of Moscow's oldest tree 1 item This is the venerable silver poplar tree planted on May 6, 1871, by Mr. George W. Tomer, who established a squatter's claim earlier in that year near the foot of Tomer's Butte, to which he gave his name. This oldest planted tree in Moscow has withstood the elements for nearly three-quarters of a century and is today the Nestor of Moscow's trees. This species, Populus albus, appears to be one of the earliest of foreign ornamental trees to be distributed in this region. It is a native of Eurasia. The bark is much corrugated, and this dark bark of the bole contrasts with the whitish bark of the branches. This contrast lends picturesqueness to the tree. This is now a monument, and should be protected. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.] No. 5- On map. See No. 6- for location. This is a photograph showing the complete tree. Note large trunk, corrugated bark, and spreading branches, and two younger trees that arose from suckers from the parent tree. The roots of this fine tree extend 200 feet from the trunk. This will give the spectator some idea of why it has withstood the storms and droughts of some three-quarters of a century. If present conditions relating to water supply are maintained, this tree can still be regarded as youthful. This means that this sturdy tree has not as yet passed more than a third of its expectant life. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.]; negative number 12-1-75-4 undated 1 01-122 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; George Tomer in front of Moscow's oldest tree 1 item Mr. George M. Tomer stands under the tree, the only surviving son of Mr. George W. Tomer, one of Moscow's earliest pioneers. Mr. Tomer was born in Nevada City, California, where his father, a California forty-niner, had mined placer gold for twenty-one years. Hearing through his maternal grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Montgomery, who came to Moscow in 1870, of the rich and beautiful country in Nez Perce County, Idaho Territory, his parents decided to establish a squatter's claim here. Mr. Tomer's parents and his little family of four children left San Francisco in the early spring of 1871, and came by a leaky ocean boat to Portland. This craft, so Mr. Tomer relates, sank about a year later. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.] From Portland, they came by boat up the Columbia River to Lewiston. During their brief stay the family stopped at the famous old hostelry known as the DeFrance Hotel. While in Lewiston, Mr. Tomer's father, a tree lover, purchased the little sapling which has grown into the huge tree near with Mr. Tomer stands. Mr. Tomer states that he did not come to Moscow in a covered wagon, but in a plain lumber wagon. His grandfather and grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Montgomery, according to Mr. Tomer, died shortly after his family reached Moscow. Her grave stone, inscribed with an appropriate inscription, reads that her death occurred in 1873. Mrs. Montgomery was the first white person buried in the old Moscow cemetery. This grave-stone stands within a half-mile of the old Nez Perces Trail. The Tomers were not able, at first, to file a hundred and sixty acres land claim under the provisions of the Homestead Act of 1862, because their arrival antedated the land surveys in this region. The land office was not opened in Lewiston until the year of 1875. The Tomer squatter's claim is situated near the feet of Tomer's Butte, an exceedingly ancient granite butte. This butte was one a tall mountain before the floor of the valley, now occupied by the city of Moscow, was filled by lava flows and deposits of wind-blown soil from what is now the State of Washington. [C.J. Brosnan may have written this text.]; negative number 12-1-75-5 undated 1 01-124 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; group of pioneers in front of Moscow's oldest tree 1 item Pioneers in front of the poplar tree planted May 6, 1871, by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer. These pioneers were among the many people and students in the tour Tracing The Old Nez Perces Trail, sponsored by Dr. C.J. Brosnan, head of the department of American History, University of Idaho. This was during summer school in 1937. No. 1- Maude (Barton) Hunter, 2- Ruth (Naylor) Perkins, 3- Margaret Mills, 4- George Northrup, 5- Mrs. Emma Clyde, 6- Mrs. Daniel Gamble, 7- Nellie Summerfield, 8- Gainford P. (Gub) Mix, 9- Walter McClintic, 10-Belle (Estes) Carssow, 11- Charles J. Munson, 12- L.G. Peterson, 13- George M. Tomer (son of George W. Tomer) was the official guide for the tour.; negative number 12-1-75-10 undated 1 01-126 Mrs. George W. Tomer; planted first tree in area; 5-06-1871 1 item Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer planted the above tree, May 6, 1871. [90-0126]; negative number 11-17-76-10 1871-05-06 1 01-127 Mrs. George W. Tomer; planted first tree in area; 5-06-1871 1 item Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tomer planted the above tree, May 6, 1871. [90-0126]; negative number 11-17-76-11 1871-05-06 1 01-127 CCC Camp at Moscow; first tent camp at Moscow. 1 item Looking west at the Civilian Conservation Corps tent camp in 1933 located south of the South Palouse Creek Road and east of Highway 95. William Taylor barn may be seen in front of the tall poplar trees at right of picture. A mineral spring in pioneer days was located between the two willow reeds at left of Taylor barn. Picture from Jerry Kimes.; negative number 9-30-74-7 1933 1 01-128 C. C. C. Tent Camp; 1933; Taylor barn 1 item Looking west at the Civilian Conservation Corps tent camp in 1933 located south of the South Palouse Creek Road and east of Highway 95. William Taylor barn may be seen in front of the tall poplar trees at right of picture. A mineral spring in pioneer days was located between the two willow reeds at left of Taylor barn. Picture from Jerry Kimes.; negative number 1-24-82-8 1933 1 01-128 CCC Camp, Pullman. 1 item Looking northeast at the Civilian Conservation Corps camp in 1934 located at the southeast corner of the junction of Highway 95 and South Palouse Creek Road about one mile south of Moscow. Picture was taken from the bridge across the South Palouse Creek on Highway 95. Long building at the right is the Chinese Village as of 1977. Picture from Jerry Kimes.; negative number 9-30-74-6 1933 1 01-129 Looking N. E. at the C. C. C. Tent Camp in 1934 1 item Looking northeast at the Civilian Conservation Corps camp in 1934 located at the southeast corner of the junction of Highway 95 and South Palouse Creek Road about one mile south of Moscow. Picture was taken from the bridge across the South Palouse Creek on Highway 95. Long building at the right is the Chinese Village as of 1977. Picture from Jerry Kimes.; negative number 1-24-82-9 1934 1 01-129 Civilian Conservation Corps camp, circa 1935 1 item Looking east at Civilian Conservation Corps 1503 camp in 1935 with Tomers' Butte in the background. Picture by the Idahonian. 1935 1 01-130 Civilian Conservation Corps camp 1503, circa 1938 1 item Looking southeast at the Civilian Conservation Corps 1503 camp at the southeast corner of Highway 95 and South Palouse Road. Top picture [90-0131] 7/2/1938, bottom [90-0132] 4/1939. 1938 1 01-131 Civilian Conservation Corps camp 1503 1 item Civilian Conservation Corps camp 1503. Latah County, Idaho 1939 1 01-132 First claim in Latah County 1 item First apple tree was planted on the Almon Asbury Lieuallen homestead of 1871 and was the first claim in Latah County. Later the farm was purchased by Charles J. Munson and named the Cozy Cove Farm. Map from 1914 Latah County Atlas. 1914 1 01-133 Civilian Conservation Corps camp 1503, circa 1939 1 item Looking northeast at the Civilian Conservation Corps 1503 camp from the air. Highway 95 foreground, South Palouse [River?] left. Picture after July 2, 1938 [90-0131] and before April 1939 [90-0131] pictures. Note small pond between the two willow trees in foreground. 1939 1 01-134 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; rural lines 1 item Moscow's first phone service was established in 1885 with Colfax, Washington. Western Union came to Moscow also in 1885. [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-15 1910 1 01-135 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; cover 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-11 1910 1 01-136 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-11 1910 1 01-136 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-9 1910 1 01-137 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910 1 item photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-7 1910 1 01-138 Telephone directory, Moscow and Rural Telephone Company [01] 1 item [photo of directory page 1910 1 01-139 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-8 1910 1 01-140 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; illustrations 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-8 1910 1 01-140 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; Carssow Grocery ad 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-14 1910 1 01-141 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; Namedico medicine ad 1 item [photo of directory page]; negative number 1-23-73-12 1910 1 01-142 Latah County Atlas; 1914 1 item From a 1914 Atlas. [photo of atlas page]; negative number 1-23-73-2 1914 1 01-143 Map of Latah County 1 item Map at left [90-0144] a portion of a Latah County map of 1909. [photo of atlas page] 1909 1 01-144 Illustrations from Latah County Atlas of 1914 [03] 1 item Copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914. [photo of atlas page] 1914 1 01-145 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; illustrations 1 item Copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914. [photo of atlas page]; negative number 1-23-73-6 1910 1 01-146 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; illustrations 1 item Copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914. [photo of atlas page]; negative number 1-23-73-4 1910 1 01-147 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; illustrations 1 item Copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914. [photo of atlas page]; negative number 1-23-73-7 1910 1 01-148 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; advertising section 1 item Copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914 (photo of atlas page).; negative number 1-23-73-10 1910 1 01-149 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; advertising section 1 item Copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914 (photo of atlas page).; negative number 1-23-73-3 1910 1 01-150 Old Latah County home, prior to being vacated in 1957 1 item Old Latah County Home, located about two miles northwest of Moscow, east of the old Highway 95, now a county road. Home was vacated in 1957 and the inmates [moved] to the new Latah County Nursing Home. Caretakers, Mrs. and Mr. Milton Frazee and son Howard extreme right. 1955 1 01-151 Latah County Nursing Home; picture by Ott; 1968 1 item Looking southeast toward Paradise Ridge at the new Latah County Nursing Home occupied in 1957. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, 1968.; negative number 5-2-87-10 1968 1 01-152 L. C. C.; new wing 1 item Looking southeast toward Paradise Ridge showing the new wing at the Latah Care Center completed early 1982. Formerly named Latah County Nursing home then Latah Convalescent Center. Picture by [Clifford M.] Ott June 11, 1982.; negative number 6-11-82-1 undated 1 01-153 L. C. C.; new wing 1 item Looking southeast toward Paradise Ridge showing the new wing at the Latah Care Center completed early 1982. Formerly named Latah County Nursing home then Latah Convalescent Center. Picture by [Clifford M.] Ott June 11, 1982.; negative number 6-11-82-2 undated 1 01-153 Latah County Care Center [03] 1 item Looking north at the Latah Care Center from top of hill two miles south using a 1200 MM lens, showing new wing at right. By [Clifford M.] Ott June 11, 1982. 1982 1 01-154 L. C. C.; showing new wing 1 item Looking southeast at the Latah Care Center showing the new wing at the left. Top picture [90-0153] taken with a 28 MM lens and bottom with a 2 1/4 X 2 1/4 camera with a wide angle attachment. By [Clifford M.] Ott June 11, 1982.; negative number 6-11-82-3 undated 1 01-155 Aerial view of Latah Care Center; by Ted Cowin 1 item Latah Convalescent Center now Latah Care Center before new wing was added 1981-1982. Aerial photo by Ted Cowan.; negative number 5-2-87-13 undated 1 01-156 Paradise Ridge 1 item Looking northwest at Moscow from Paradise Ridge in 1968 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 1-1-68-10 undated 1 01-157 Moscow, Idaho Territory circa 1883 [03] 1 item Population about 250-300. Looking southeast across town. 1. Frie's Brewery, 1882, northeast corner of Main and A streets. 2. Commercial Hotel, southeast corner of Main and A streets. 3. William J. McConnell mansion, northeast corner of Adams and Second streets. 4. J.H. McCallie, doctor of dental surgery, next building south, White's Drug Store, northeast corner of Main and First streets. 5. First Baptist Church, 1876, Moscow's first church. southeast corner of Jackson and First streets. 6. Chinese gardener's home. 7. Tomer's Butte. 8. Paradise Ridge. 9. Main Street runs north and south. 1883 1 02-001 Aerial view of Moscow; 1897; by Augustus Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch. Accuracy of his work is unbelievable.; negative number 1-16-73-3 1897 1 02-002 1897 map of Moscow; showing churches; buildings numbered; from Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch. Accuracy of his work is unbelievable.; negative number 1-20-78-13 1897 1 02-002 Drawing of first brick buildings in Moscow, circa 1982 1 item Drawing shows the first brick buildings erected in Moscow, their original names, locations and dates started or finished. Other dates were from records or pioneer newspapers. Names and dates of the first brick buildings built in Moscow were researched by Lillian (Woodworth) Otness in 1982 and [are] believed to be reasonably correct. Lillian is the granddaughter of Almon Asbury Lieuallen and daughter of Lillie (Lieuallen) Woodworth. William Neff homesteaded the northwest 160 acres of Moscow in 1871 from Main Street west and Sixth Street north. In 1875 A.A. Lieuallen purchased the Neff property and put up a small store building at the southwest corner of First and Main streets. This was the location of the first post office in Moscow when it was moved from [the] Paradise Valley [location]. Lieuallen built the large house still standing on Almon Street at the west end of First Street in 1884. Streets west of Jackson were named after the Lieuallen family, Almon, Asbury, Lilly, [Lilly is correct spelling of street name.] and Lieuallen. 1982 1 02-003 1926 panoramic of Moscow; looking east with vinegar plant in center 1 item 1- Stand Pipe (water tank), 2- Tomer's Butte, 3- Irving School, 4- second high school on Third Street. 5- C Street, 6- vinegar plant, 7- A Street, 8- Idaho Hotel. 9- North Main Street, 10- City water works (pumping plant). Vinegar plant burned November 1956.; negative number 5-16-78-7 1926 1 02-004 Looking southeast across northern part of Moscow circa 1910-11 1 item 1- Russell School, 2- Tomer's Butte, 3- Courthouse, 4- Paradise Ridge, 5- Idaho Hotel, 6- Elks Temple, 7- W.J. McConnell Building. 8- Baptist Church, 9- Carithers Hospital, 10- Lieuallen (Woodworth) Home. 1910 1 02-005 Copied from a drawing of Moscow Pioneer breweries by Augustus Koch in 1897 1 item No. 25- Idaho Brewery, 26- livery barn, 27- Moscow Brewery, 28- Idaho Hotel, 29- Blacksmith shop, 30- City water works. Idaho Brewery located at the southeast corner of C and Main streets. Built in 1892 by Niederstadt, Schober and Koehler and went into bankruptcy in 1894. In 1896 the brewing equipment was sold to parties at Trail Creek. In 1904 the building was used as a fruit vacuum, dryer and storage plant. Later was the Fred Veatch vinegar plant until the 1920s. Val Ruckman processed and sold feed until about the 1940s. W.H. Craig and Son operated the Idaho Transfer Company at this location for their moving and storage business until it burned in November 1956. Old flat storage section still stands west of the alley. Everett Wills Tractor Company now owns the property. Moscow Brewery operated at the northeast corner of A and Main streets. Built in 1882 by Otto Fries and Joe Niederstadt. In 1886 Joe Niederstadt was the sole owner, and in 1890 Mr. Schober became a partner. From 1892 to 1895 the brewery was not in operation and was sold to F.L. Koehler in 1895. In 1902 Herman Nichola was operating the brewery. Fred Francl purchased the brewery in 1903 and it burned July 29, 1908. In 1909 a concrete block wall was built around the old brewery lots. 1897 1 02-006 Looking west at the east end of the vinegar plant from Talbotts' yard 1 item Picture from Jeanette Talbott. Southeast corner of A and Main streets. 1900 1 02-007a City Hotel; S.E. corner of A and Main; pioneer 1 item Built late 1870s, addition after 1883. Owned and operated several years by Mr. and Mrs. William Carter at right in picture. Frie's Brewery at left, southeast corner of A and Main streets.; negative number 1-2-72-11 undated 1 02-008 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; S.E. corner of A and Main; Idaho Hotel 1 item (Idaho Hotel) built about 1890 replacing the wooden building in top picture [90-0008]. Southeast corner of A and Main streets.; negative number 11-9-74-8 1974 1 02-009 Idaho Hotel, now the New Moter (sic) Hotel 1 item Picture taken 1975. Located southeast corner of A and Main streets. 1975 1 02-010 Looking north at the east side of Main Street south of A Street 1 item No. 1, vinegar plant, 2- Grange Hall, 3- Moose Hall, 4- Corner Club, 5- Idaho Hotel razed 1977, 6- Elks Temple. Installing new lights. 1977 1 02-011 Idaho Hotel at the southeast corner of A and Main streets 1 item Being razed June 27, 1977. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1977 1 02-012 Formerly the location of the Idaho Hotel 1 item Razed to make room for the new connecting couplet for northbound traffic from Washington Street entering Main Street at A Street. [Photograph by Clifford M.] Ott July 13, 1977. 1977 1 02-013 Circus Day; late 1890's; Moscow; left to right: Idaho Hotel, White Building and Motter-Wheeler in McConnell Building 1 item 1- Commercial Hotel (Idaho Hotel), 2- White Building. (Kansas City Bakery), 3- McConnell-Maguire Building, (Motter, Wheeler and Company, general merchandise.) Note porch on number 1. Picture taken some time before 1904. Elks Temple built between [buildings identified as] 1 and 2.; negative number 1-20-78-11 1890 1 02-014 Elks Temple 1 item Built in 1904 at 112 North Main Street, still occupied by the Elks as of 1981. Small dark building at the right of the side door steps was a wine cellar. House at left was at the northwest corner of A and Washington streets. 1905 1 02-015 First blacksmith shop at N.W. corner of A and Main, Moscow; 1903; Idaho National Harvester from Gainford Mix 1 item Located at the northwest corner of A and Main streets. 1905 and 1906 models of the Idaho National Harvester were built in this shop. Razed about in the 1930s.; negative number 1-11-73-7 1903 1 02-016 First Federal Savings Bank 1 item Now at northwest corner of A and Main streets. Picture taken 1975. 1975 1 02-017 Model Stables or Livery Stable 1 item Built after 1897 and owned by Stewart Brothers. Located at southwest corner of A and Main streets. 1900 1 02-018 Above [90-0018] brick building remodld [sic] in Moscow 1 item Today's Eagle Lodge on the southwest corner of A and Main streets. 1975 1 02-019 Looking northeast at corner of First and Main streets in 1885 1 item First building on right, Justice of the Peace, next McConnell Store; across First Street, White's Drug Store, Exchange Bank, Commercial Hotel; across A Street, Frie's Brewery with the high front. 1885 1 02-020 White Block; N.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow; built 1889 1 item Northeast corner of First and Main streets, 1889. Later purchased by Roland Hodgins, Sr. Other occupants, Sam's Furniture and Robinson's Psychiana. Later building razed.; negative number 1-2-73-6 undated 1 02-021 N.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow; shows Elks Temple 1 item Formerly White's Drug Store, northeast corner of First and Main streets; next Elks Temple and Hotel Idaho. Across A Street may be seen the Corner Club.; negative number 4-2-81-8 undated 1 02-022 Northeast corner First and Main streets in Moscow 1 item Building that housed Psychiana. 1932 1 02-023 Inside J.C. Penney Store (The Golden Rule) in the White Building 1 item At the northeast corner of First and Main streets in 1912. Jessie Halverson Nutterville in white, Bess (Beardsley) Whitman in dark dress. Identity of men not known. 1912 1 02-024 Dahmen Insurance on First and Main Streets 1 item Located in the left section, and two offices in the right section. Right section and north wall of the left section are the original walls of the White Drug Store. Picture taken 1975 looking northeast at corner of First and Main streets. 1975 1 02-026 Inside Wolfe Grocery Store; approx. 1892; N.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow, Left: George Wolfe Right: William Carter 1 item Roland Hodgins started in this location but moved to 307 South Main Street where [store] is still located in 1976. Left: George Wolf; right, William Carter.; negative number 3-23-76-4 1892 1 02-027 Looking south from First Street at Main Street in the late 1890s or early 1900s 1 item See 4 and 5 in picture at right [90-0031]. 1900 1 02-028 Moscow; 1883 1 item Located at the southwest corner of First and Main streets. Picture taken 1975.; negative number 11-9-74-10 1883 1 02-029 Looking west from Main Street south of First Street 1 item 1. Back side of Baptist parsonage on Jackson Street 2. Moscow Commercial Club, southwest corner of First and Jackson streets. 3. Back side of Baptist Church, southeast [corner] of First and Jackson streets. 4. South side of building on Main Street. (See below [90-0031]. 1898 1 02-030 Main St. and First St., pioneer Moscow; two men 1 item 4. Front of building shown in picture above [90-0030]. 5. Brick building at the southwest corner of First and Main streets. Believe the above pictures [90-0030 and 90-0031] taken in the late 1890s. 2. Moscow Commercial Club built in 1892.; negative number 8-23-76-13 undated 1 02-031 Hose Cart Co.; 4th of July parade; Main St., Moscow 1 item July 4, 1912, parade going south. Hose cart company in the foreground. Moscow Fire Department.; negative number 6-19-78-1 1912 1 02-032 Modern Woodmen float; 4th of July parade, Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item Looking at the west side of Main Street north of 3rd Street, modern Woodman float in foreground. July 4, 1912, parade going south. Modern Woodman float in foreground.; negative number 10-5-76-1 1912 1 02-033 Moscow's last neighborhood grocery plans to close doors 1 item 219 West Third Street, March 1970. Grocery to Close - Johnny's Market, last of Moscow's small independent grocery stores, is going out of business. Planning to close at the end of this week-- 'or by the first of the month,' the store will conduct a 'going-out-of-business' sale beginning Wednesday, according to manager Leo Gormsen. Gormsen, who has managed the store for eight years, is planning to seek other employment. 1970 1 02-034 Holdfast Safety Hitch 1 item Clippings regarding 'Holdfast Safety Hitch.' It holds the horses. Manufactured in Moscow. American Mfg. and Sales Co., Ltd. 1911 1 02-035 Swann's Grocery in Moscow 1 item Swan's (sic) grocery delivery wagon. Swan's (sic) store was located on the east side of Main Street between Second and Third streets. 1910 1 02-036 West side of Main from 3rd, Moscow; 1910-11; Swans Grocery wagon 1 item Swan's (sic) grocery delivery wagon in foreground. Picture taken 1910-11.; negative number 4-2-81-9 1910 1 02-037 Construction of the federal building in Moscow 1 item (Post office) May 1910. Located on the east side of Washington Street betweenSecond and Third streets. 1- W.J. McConnell Building, 2- White Buiding, 3- Elks Temple, 4- Pioneer theater building burned after 1910-11. 1910 1 02-038 Looking south at the west side of Main Street from north side of Third Street in the foreground 1 item Picture 1910-11. 1910 1 02-039 Main St., Moscow; pioneer car parked on the wrong side of street 1 item See pioneer car parked on wrong side of street. 1910-11.; negative number 6-19-78-3 1910 1 02-040 Main St., Moscow; pioneer car parked on the wrong side of street 1 item See pioneer car parked on wrong side of street. 1910-11.; negative number 6-19-78-4 1910 1 02-040 Williamson's Boston Store float; 7-04-07 parade, Moscow 1 item Front float is the Boston Store float. Tent at the right (side show) was showing a petrified man, if my memory is correct.; negative number 8-20-76-8 1912 1 02-041 July 4, 1912 parade going north on Main Street, showing Swan Grocery store delivery truck 1 item Two horses behind the float are pulling the Swan (sic) Grocery Store delivery wagon. Store was about midway between Second and Third streets on the east side of Main Street. 1912 1 02-042 Empire Hardware Company at the southwest corner of Fourth and Main streets 1 item Empire Hardware Company at the southwest corner of Fourth and Main streets in the Skattaboe Building. Moscow. 1912 1 02-043 Thresher; 4th of July parade, Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item Butterfield-Elder steam engine and separator turning east at Third Street. Two Idaho National Harvesters are following.; negative number 10-5-76-5 1912 1 02-044 Carey's Cleaners was in this location for many years in Moscow 1 item Located at the southwest corner of First and Main streets. Picture in 1930s. 1935 1 02-045 Looking south from First Street at Main Street 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company occupied the corner building in the early 1920s. Picture about 1920. 1925 1 02-046 Hotel Del Norte; N.W. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow; 1890; Stewart Livery Barn at right 1 item Wooden building at right of picture, Stewart Livery built 1885. Located at the northwest corner of First and Main streets.; negative number 1-2-73-7 1890 1 02-047 Hotel Del Norte at N.W. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow 1 item Wooden building at right of picture, Stewart Livery built 1885. Located at the northwest corner of First and Main streets.; negative number 4-2-81-10 undated 1 02-047 Moscow Manor 1 item Located at the northwest corner of First and Main streets. Picture taken 1975.; negative number 8-6-88-13 undated 1 02-048 Moscow Manor 1 item Located at the northwest corner of First and Main streets. Picture taken 1975.; negative number 8-6-88-14 undated 1 02-048 McConnell and Co. Store; Moscow; 1880 1 item From a tintype printed in reverse, copied and clouds added. Believed to be one of the first pictures taken in Moscow.; negative number 11-15-74-11 1880 1 02-049 McConnell Store; S.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow 1 item From a tintype printed in reverse, copied and clouds added. Believed to be one of the first pictures taken in Moscow.; negative number 4-2-81-11 1880 1 02-049 W.J. McConnell and Company store, southeast corner of First and Main streets, 1885 1 item Believed to be the 1880 store rebuilt. Looking northeast across First Street may be seen White's Drug Store. 1885 1 02-050 Williamson's in the McConnell Maguire Building, Moscow 1 item McConnell-Maguire went bankrupt during the depression of the 1890s. Building was then occupied by Motter, Wheeler and Company. Next by Williamson from 1911 through 1918 then vacant until 1928 when converted into Thatuna Apartments and Brown's Furniture.; negative number 1-24-76-10 undated 1 02-051 Williamson's Store; S.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow; 1913-1918 1 item McConnell-Maguire went bankrupt during the depression of the 1890s. Building was then occupied by Motter, Wheeler and Company. Next by Williamson from 1911 through 1918 then vacant until 1928 when converted into Thatuna Apartments and Brown's Furniture.; negative number 8-20-76-4 undated 1 02-051 McConnell-Maguire Building remodeled into Thatuna Apartments 1 item McConnell-Maguire Building remodeled into Thatuna Apartments in 1928 with Brown's Furniture on first floor. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1976. 1976 1 02-052 Postcard of McConnell, Chambers and Co. in Pullman [01] 1 item Souvenir picture from a post card shows the two-story McConnell, Chambers and Company store at right. 1888 1 02-052a Postcard of McConnell, Chambers and Co. in Pullman [02] 1 item Lower picture [90-0052b] their advertisement in the Colton paper April 19, 1888. 1888-04-01 1 02-052b Looking south at Main Street from First Street in the early 1900's 1 item See picture number 28. 1902 1 02-052c Doctor Carither's Inland Hospital in Moscow 1 item Located at the southwest corner of First and Jackson streets. 1902 1 02-052d Looking east at Second Street from Main Street in Moscow in the early 1900's 1 item Part of the Browne Block shows at the northeast corner of Second and Main streets. History of the building follows. [90-2-0054] Preserving Moscow's Past. The Latah County Abstract and Title Guarantee Company began business in 1888. It was part of the Browne Building erected during the 1880s. The company was established by I.C. Hattabaugh, Nez Perce County recorder, who held the office until Latah County was divided from Nez Perce in 1888. The Moscow National Bank occupied the front part of the building until it closed down in 1896. In 1890 Hattabaugh sold his interest in the company to a Mr. Veatch and a Mr. Woodworth, who in turn sold out to a Mr. S.R.H. McGowan in 1894. C.L. Thompson, who operated the Idaho Realty and Trust Company on the site of what is now the Nobby Inn, merged with Mr. Woodworth in 1911, and the company was renamed Latah County Trust Company. Thompson built the company vault, which is one of the largest private vaults in Idaho, according to his grandson, Tod Kiblen, who now runs the company. The vault houses every property transaction in Latah county and dates back to the government patents in the 1870s. The outside of the building is being restored by Hamilton Enterprises of Coeur d'Alene. The second story windows have been replaced, paint over the original bricks has been cleaned away and the mortar in between the bricks replaced. The pictures show the building as it appeared in 1896, and a recent photo of the fireplace, which is built of oak and has been carefully looked after and preserved. [source unknown] 1902 1 02-053 Northeast corner of Third and Jackson streets in Moscow 1 item Site of Erichson's Studio. In 1897 Henry Erichson, a well-known photographer, located here in his own building, moving from his quarters in the J.W. Lieuallen Building at 207 South Main Street. Erichson came to Moscow in 1884 and established himself as its leading photographer. In the days before snapshots became common, the local photographer was in such demand that in 1886 Erichson closed his studio for two months to make a circuit through Genesee, Uniontown, Colton, and Pullman to photograph the people of those communities. He remained in business at this location until about 1906, when he moved to Driscoll Ridge, near Troy. 1897 1 02-055 Moscow City Library; 1906 1 item 110 South Jefferson Street or the northeast corner of Second and Jefferson streets. Built in 1906 at a cost of 10,000.00. Still being used as a library as of 1977. Russell School may be seen at the left of the library. School burned in 1912.; negative number 3-20-74-11 1906 1 02-056 Moscow City Library; 1906 1 item 110 South Jefferson Street or the northeast corner of Second and Jefferson streets. Built in 1906 at a cost of 10,000.00. Still being used as a library as of 1977. Russell School may be seen at the left of the library. School burned in 1912.; negative number 3-20-74-12 1906 1 02-056 Moscow City Library; 1906 1 item 110 South Jefferson Street or the northeast corner of Second and Jefferson streets. Built in 1906 at a cost of 10,000.00. Still being used as a library as of 1977. Russell School may be seen at the left of the library. School burned in 1912.; negative number 3-20-74-13 1906 1 02-056 Moscow City Library; 1906 1 item 110 South Jefferson Street or the northeast corner of Second and Jefferson streets. Built in 1906 at a cost of 10,000.00. Still being used as a library as of 1977. Russell School may be seen at the left of the library. School burned in 1912.; negative number 3-20-74-3 1906 1 02-056 Moscow City Library; 1906 1 item 110 South Jefferson Street or the northeast corner of Second and Jefferson streets. Built in 1906 at a cost of 10,000.00. Still being used as a library as of 1977. Russell School may be seen at the left of the library. School burned in 1912.; negative number 3-20-74-3 1906 1 02-056 Col. Robert Barton on horseback at left; people on horseback lined up on the west side of Main St., south of 1st St., pioneer Moscow 1 item Fruit store at left site of the Lieuallen Building. (Bjorklund Hardware) Picture 1885. Colonel Robert Barton on horse at left. Women riding side saddle.; negative number 4-29-78-1 undated 1 02-057 Col. Robert Barton on horseback at left; people on horseback lined up on the west side of Main St., south of 1st St., pioneer Moscow 1 item Fruit store at left site of the Lieuallen Building. (Bjorklund Hardware) Picture 1885. Colonel Robert Barton on horse at left. Women riding side saddle.; negative number 4-29-78-14 undated 1 02-057 Parade on Main St., Moscow. 1 item Looking south at Main Street from First Street during a liberty bond parade in October 1918. Moscow.; negative number 9-26-81-2 1918 1 02-058 Moscow Fire in 1890 1 item June 6, 1890 a fire causing the loss of probably $10,000.00 visited the city. The fire started in the rear of the Hamlin building at 9.00 P.M. and destroyed the Hamlin's Hall, E. Mather's barber shop, F. Yangle's taylor [sic] shop, C.H. Jones butcher shop, the Morris building occupied by the telephone office and the commission store occupied by H. Fallon, the photography studio of H. Erickson [sic] and the J.W. Lieuallen grocery stock and building. These were all wooden frame buildings and a more disastrous spread of flames was averted only by the greatest effort. The water works had just been completed and to this fact alone the salvation of the business part of town was due. See picture number 57 [90-2-0057] on opposite page showing some of the buildings destroyed. 1890-06-06 1 02-059 Moscow Commercial Club 1 item At the southwest corner of First and Jackson streets. Built in 1892 and used as a meeting place for several years. Occupied next by the Moscow Business College, Inland Hospital (Dr. W.H. Carithers), Magee Hospital (Dr. Magee), Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, and the Latah Manor Apartments as of 1980. 1902 1 02-060 Latah Manor Apartments 1 item At the southwest corner of First and Jackson streets. November 16, 1977 by Clifford M. Ott. 1977 1 02-061 Brown Building; N.E. corner of 2nd and Main, Moscow; 1892 1 item Located at the northeast corner of Second and Main streets. At time of picture the Moscow Natonal Bank occupied the corner section. Later Moscow State Bank, now Latah County Title Company.; negative number 1-2-73-11 1892 1 02-062 First Trust Company Bank 1 item Located at the southeast corner of Second and Main streets. Hawkin Melgard started here in 1905 and about 1921 built the First Trust and Savings Bank which was razed in 1963. 1908 1 02-063 Armistice Day parade; 11-11-1918 1 item Armistice Day, November 11, 1918.; negative number 5-12-91-11 1918 1 02-064 Armistice; 11-11-18 1 item Armistice Day, November 11, 1918.; negative number 2-24-72b-11 1918 1 02-064 3rd and Main, Moscow; late 1920's or early 1930's 1 item Late 1920s or early 1930s.; negative number 1-30-82-4 1920 1 02-065 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1940's; picture by Chas Dimond 1 item Late 1920s or early 1930s.; negative number 1-30-82-6 1940 1 02-065 Looking south at the west side of Main from Second Street 1 item 1- First Trust and Savings Bank, 1921, 2- Hagan and Cushing, 1892. 3- Commercial Block, 1890, 4- Smith Dolson, 1891, 5- Lieuallen Building 1890, 6- Andrew Henry Hardware 1889. Picture taken 1930s. 1935 1 02-066 Looking northwest at the west side of Main Street from Second Street 1 item Most of these buildings were built in the early 1900s. The Pastime in center of picture was operated by Art Ransom and was open day and night for many years, (1930s) 1935 1 02-067 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; 1889 1 item Commercial Bank 215 South Main Street. Jewelry store 213 South Main Street. Montgomery Ward, 1976. Queen City Printing, 1976.; negative number 1-2-73-4 1889 1 02-068 Commercial Building; 213-217 S. Main, Moscow; built in 1890 1 item Commercial Bank 215 South Main Street. Jewelry store 213 South Main Street. Montgomery Ward, 1976. Queen City Printing, 1976.; negative number 1-2-73-2 undated 1 02-068 Smith Dolson Building; built 1891; (now Creightons) 1 item Built 1891. Creighton's Store since early 1890s, oldest in Moscow. 211 South Main Street.; negative number 1-15-73-9 1973 1 02-069 Creighton's at 211 S. Main; 1890's 1 item Creighton's Store since early 1890s, oldest in Moscow. 211 South Main Street.; negative number 5-12-91-8 1890 1 02-069 Moscow Grocery 1894-1895; N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; people identified 1 item Located at the northwest corner of Third and Main streets, owned and operated by John and Clint Lieuallen, picture taken 1894-95.; negative number 1-7-73-8 undated 1 02-070 Moscow Grocery Co.; 1894 or 1895 1 item Located at the northwest corner of Third and Main streets, owned and operated by John and Clint Lieuallen, picture taken 1894-95.; negative number 5-12-91-9 1894 1 02-070 Looking at the west side of Main Street from Third Street 1 item Looking at the west side of Main Street from Third Street beginning with the grocery store in above picture and preceding north. Picture probably taken in the late 1890s. Note (Creightons). 1898 1 02-071 N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; late 1890's 1 item Left looking west at Third Street and right looking north at Main Street. Late 1890s.; negative number 9-14-80-3 1890 1 02-072 N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; late 1890's 1 item Left looking west at Third Street and right looking north at Main Street. Late 1890s.; negative number 9-14-80-4 1890 1 02-072 Panoramic of N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1890's 1 item Left looking west at Third Street and right looking north at Main Street. Late 1890s.; negative number 8-26-86-16 1890 1 02-072 Panoramic of N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1890's 1 item Left looking west at Third Street and right looking north at Main Street. Late 1890s.; negative number 8-26-86-17 1890 1 02-072 First Security Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item Located at the northwest of Third and Main streets. Picture 1974. December 22, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 12-22-74-8 undated 1 02-074 First Security Bank; 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1975 1 item Located at the northwest of Third and Main streets. Picture 1974. December 22, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 8-26-86-18 1975 1 02-074 Northwest corner of Third and Main streets showing First Security Bank 1 item August 26, 1986 by Clifford M. Ott. 1986 1 02-074a First Trust and Savings Bank, N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1921 1 item original August 8, 1921 Hodgins.; negative number 9-14-80-5 1921 1 02-074b Northwest corner of Third and Main streets showing side view of First Security Bank 1 item August 26, 1986 by Clifford M. Ott. 1986 1 02-074c Looking northwest across Washington Street at Moscow City Hall 1 item Looking northwest across Washington Street at Moscow City Hall, located at the northwest corner of Fourth and Washington streets. Moscow. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 30, 1983. 1983 1 02-074d Looking west from Fourth Street across Main Street 1 item Looking west from Fourth Street across Main Street showing telephone building (#1) and Hotel Moscow (#2). By Clifford M. Ott September 30, 1983. 1983 1 02-074e First Trust and Savings Bank at the northwest corner of Third and Main streets being razed in 1963 1 item Picture from the Idahonian showing the demolition of the First Trust and Savings Bank at the corner of Third and Main Streets in Moscow, Idaho. 1963 1 02-075 Crowd looking west across Main St. at 4th St., Moscow; Idahonian picture 1 item Christmas tree located at the intersection of Fourth and Main streets. Looking west across Main Street at the Tri-State Store on the west side of Jackson Street about 1946.; negative number 11-5-77-5 undated 1 02-076 Santa Special helicopter; lot north of D St. and west of Main St., Moscow; Idahonian picture 1 item This was after the Idaho Harvester Company's concrete buildings were razed and before Rosauer's, Drug Fair and Yellow Front were built.; negative number 11-5-77-4 undated 1 02-077 Rosauers off Highway 95 in Moscow 1 item August 26, 1986 by Clifford M. Ott. 1986 1 02-078 First Security Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item Shows changes made to the fronts of the pioneer buildings. Picture taken December 24, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott; negative number 12-22-74-9 undated 1 02-079 North block on West Third Street 1 item Make Way for Bank Change -- The north side of the 100 block on West Third street, shown in the photo above, will undergo a face lifting in the next six months to provide modern facilities for First Security Bank of Moscow, located at the corner of Third and Main. Manager F.K. Dammarell said today that the present Western Store building, acquired by the bank early in January from Milburn Kenworthy, will be utilized as temporary quarters for the bank while extensive remodeling is being done in the present bank building. At the same time the Husky Service Station will be razed and construction started on a drive-in bank unit to be located at the corner of Third and Jackson. Upon completion of the main building's remodeling, the Western Store building will be razed and that area utilized for customer parking and access for the drive-in unit. Work on the latter unit is expected to begin as soon as possible, Dammarell said. The remodeling of the main bank will begin about Aug. 1. [Clipping is dated April 1, 1963] 1963 1 02-080 The Corner Drug Store, Moscow. 1 item The Corner Drug Store had just finished a remodeling of the store front. Picture September 9, 1944 by Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store.; negative number 5-1-88-11 1944 1 02-081 Jerry Gelwick's Popcorn Wagon; N.E. corner of Main and 3rd, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Later he moved to 112 East Third Street where he and Mrs. (Ike) Gelwick operated a lunch counter and served the largest and best chocolate malt in Moscow. They were in this location many years until retiring.; negative number 6-11-76-7 1900 1 02-082 Jerry Gelwick Popcorn Wagon; N.E. corner of Main and 3rd, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Later he moved to 112 East Third Street where he and Mrs. (Ike) Gelwick operated a lunch counter and served the largest and best chocolate malt in Moscow. They were in this location many years until retiring.; negative number 6-11-76-5 1900 1 02-082 Man on bike in front of Dernham and Kaufmann Co., 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item The crosswalk goes to the post office. See picture below. [90-2-084]; negative number 1-7-80-5 undated 1 02-083 Dernham and Kaufmann Co. Bldg., Moscow; Post Office in south room; McCartor Block, built in 1891, at right 1 item The building at right McCartor Block. Built in 1891, occupied by Grice (furniture and undertaking).; negative number 1-7-80-6 undated 1 02-084 David and Ely purchased the Dernham and Kaufmann building in 1899 and changed the name to David and Ely. 1 item See the Cornwall Building behind as a three-story building. Picture 1910. 1910 1 02-085 Main St., Moscow; 1910; David and Ely 1 item David and Ely building showing a popcorn wagon at the corner and the Cornwall Building. Moscow. Grice's sign shows at right.; negative number 1-29-76-7 1910 1 02-086 Davids in Moscow 1 item Ely died in 1908 and his brother in law B.T. Byrnes became an associate of F.A. David looking after the interests of Ely. Byrnes sold the Ely interests to F.A. David in 1913 and the four David sons were made full partners. At this time the name on the building was changed to Davids'. Picture Christmas 1914. 1914 1 02-087 Remodeling the Davids' building in 1920 inside and outside 1 item Remodeling the Davids' building in 1920 inside and outside. Moscow. 1920 1 02-088 Davids' 50th anniversary (1896-1946) photograph of store 1 item Moscow had diagonal parking at this time. Picture by Hodgins. 1946 1 02-089 Davids' in the 1950s 1 item Moscow had parallel parking at this time. Picture by Ted Cowin, a Moscow photographer. 1954 1 02-090 Davids' building vacated after Fargo Wilson Wells went bankrupt 1 item Davids' sold to Childers, a Spokane retail merchant in 1959 and in 1976 he sold to Fargo Wilson Wells of Pocatello who went bankrupt and vacated the building in April 1979. Picture taken August 26, 1979 by Clifford M. Ott. 1979 1 02-091 Davids' Building; May 21 1 item The Davids' building was next owned by Len Bielenberg and W.E. Anderson, Moscow attorneys who sold to Mostafa El Burai in 1987. He restored the building to its original brick exterior in 1988 and named [it] El Burai Center. The building is now for sale. Picture taken by Clifford M. Ott May 21, 1989.; negative number 5-21-89-2 1987 1 02-092 Short's, Moscow; 6-04-87 1 item The andquot;Badger Storeandquot; owned by David and Ely occupied two rooms of the Spicer Block from 1898 to 1899 when they moved to the Dernham and Kaufmann Building. Spicer Block built in 1898, see date above door. Picture 1898.; negative number 5-29-87-20 1987 1 02-093 Badger Store, Moscow; 1898 1 item The andquot;Badger Storeandquot; owned by David and Ely occupied two rooms of the Spicer Block from 1898 to 1899 when they moved to the Dernham and Kaufmann Building. Spicer Block built in 1898, see date above door. Picture 1898.; negative number 5-29-87-20 1946 1 02-093 Spicer block, Moscow; Eatin' Times Coffee Shop 1 item The north two rooms of the Spicer Block as it looked in 1946, Davids' 50th anniversary. The andquot;Badger Storeandquot; (David and Ely) occupied the two rooms at right of the coffee shop.; negative number 5-29-87-21 1946 1 02-094 Spicer Block, showing The Badger Store 1 item The 'Badger Store' was located in the two rooms at right of the Beneficial Loan room. The Spicer Block as it looked August 26, 1979. 1979 1 02-095 Looking north at the east side of Main Street from the middle of the block between Second and Third streets 1 item August 26, 1979 by Clifford M. Ott. 1979 1 02-096 Davids' mens' department about 1905 at the southeast corner of Third and Main streets 1 item Left to right: Homer David, Charles Togsted, Nels Larson and F.A. David. Grocery department in far end. Stove pipes to wall. 1905 1 02-097 Davids' mens' department about 1907 1 item Left to right: Earl David behind counter, B.T. Byrnes, Homer David, F.A. David in derby and Bill Lee, a Moscow attorney. 1907 1 02-098 Inside Davids' Store, early 1900's 1 item Predates picture number 97 [90-2-097]. Homer Estes in front of counter only one identified.; negative number 9-6-74-9 1900 1 02-098a Inside Davids' Store Men's Dept.; early 1900's; Moscow 1 item Predates picture number 97 [90-2-097]. Homer Estes in front of counter only one identified.; negative number 9-19-74-6 1900 1 02-098a Inside Davids' Store, early 1900's 1 item No identification. Pictures 98A and 98B [90-2-098a, 90-2-098b] were copied from badly bleached 8 X 10'.; negative number 9-6-74-6 1900 1 02-098b Inside Davids' Store Women's Dept.; early 1900's; Moscow 1 item No identification. Pictures 98A and 98B [90-2-098a, 90-2-098b] were copied from badly bleached 8 X 10'.; negative number 9-19-74-7 1900 1 02-098b Davids' mens' department in 1940 1 item Davids' mens' department in 1940. Moscow. 1940 1 02-099 Davids' shoe department in 1940 1 item Davids' shoe department in 1940, located where the grocery department once was. Moscow. 1940 1 02-100 Inside David's Store; early 1900's 1 item Davids' dry goods department in 1912. Moscow.; negative number 2-2-84-7 1900 1 02-101 Davids' dry goods department in 1940 1 item Davids' dry goods department in 1940. Moscow. 1940 1 02-102 Davids' in Moscow 1 item In 1896 F.A. David rented a one room building with a 15-foot frontage on the west side of Main Street south of First Street and opened a store for the Spokane Eastern Trust Comapny to sell the stocks from a bankrupt Juliaetta store. Later in 1896 David bought the remaining goods with the aid of Frank L. White and named the store 'Badger' as David was from Wisconsin, the Badger State. In 1898 the store was moved across the street to the Spicer Block where it occuped two rooms with a 25 foot frontage. In 1898 B.T. Byrne's brother-in-law Wellington Ely came to Moscow and bought an interest in the Badger store. The title 'Badger Store' was abandoned, the firm being called David and Ely. In 1899 David and Ely purchased the Dernham and Kaufmann building at the southeast corner of Third and Main streets and opened its door as a full-fledged department store in 1900. Ely died in 1908 and B.T. Byrnes became an associate of David looking after the interest of Ely. In 1913 Byrnes disposed of the Ely interests to F.A. David, and his sons were made full partners in the store. The firm's name again was changed to F.A. David and Sons. At this time the name on the building was Davids'. In 1919-1920 all four stories of the building were modernized and remodeled. F.A. David died in 1919, and shortly after the store became known as Davids' Inc. The name on the building remained Davids'. In 1946 Davids celebrated their 50th anniversary as merchants in Moscow. When the David sons reached retirement age the store was sold in 1959 to Childers, a Spokane retail merchant. In 1976 Childers sold to Fargo Wilson Wells of Pocatello who was represented by Van Engelen. Fargo Wilson Wells went bankrupt and the store was vacated April 1970. The Davids' building is now owned by two Moscow attorneys, W.E. Anderson and Len Bielenberg. The above is from Homer David's Recollections, Business Saga, from the Spokesman-Review dated May 12, 1946 and the Idahonian dated September 6, 1979. 1976 1 02-103 Looking south at Main Street with Third Street in the foreground 1 item Picture by Clifford M. Ott August 26, 1979. 1979 1 02-104 Looking north at Main Street with Second Street in the foreground 1 item Picture by Clifford M. Ott August 26, 1979. 1979 1 02-105 First National Bank in 1906 1 item Looking across Main Street at the southwest corner of Third and Main streets showing the First National Bank in 1906 by M.L. Romig. Moscow. 1906 1 02-106 First National Bank, circa 1921 1 item August 8, 1921 by Hodgins Drug Store photographer. 1921 1 02-107 First National Bank in December 1 item Christmas tree outside the First National Bank in December 1914. 1914 1 02-108 Looking north at Main Street from Fourth Street in the 1920s, with Hotel Moscow bus 1 item Hotel Moscow bus in front of the hotel used to pick up passengers from the depots. Bandstand across the street. 1924 1 02-109 Looking east across Main Street at Third Street 1 item No. 1- George Weber harness shop, 2- Saloon, one of several, 3- Langdon Hardware and Stage office. Picture 1885. 1885 1 02-109a East side of Main Street north of Third Street 1 item No. 1- McConnell-Maguire Building built in 1891, 2- Spicer Block built in 1889, 3- Creighton Building built in 1910 by George Creighton of the Creighton Store in 1909. Picture about the 1930s. 1935 1 02-109b Corner Drug Store, circa 1944 1 item In the Creighton Building at the northeast corner of Third and Main streets. Charles Bolles owner-manager standing in the doorway. Picture April 9, 1944 by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug. 1944 1 02-109c Inside Corner Drug Store; N.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow, Owner Charles Bolles on right, Frank B. Robinson (Psychiana founder) on left. 1 item Charles Bolles owner-manager behind counter at left. Frank B. Robinson at right in shirt sleeves. Later he established Psychiana. Picture about 1926.; negative number 1-13-73e-10 1926 1 02-109d Cornwall Building; built 1890; S. side of 3rd St., east of alley between Main and Washington, Moscow 1 item Built in 1890, located on the south side of Third Sreet east of alley between Main and Washington streets. Picture late 1890s.; negative number 1-5-73-7 undated 1 02-110 Front of Cornwall Building; S. side of 3rd, east of alley and Main, Moscow; built 1890 1 item Showing part of the front. Original building was three stories high. Due to a fire the top floor was removed. C.B. Greene owned and operated Moscow Steam Laundry at 623 South Main Street for many years.; negative number 1-7-73-6 undated 1 02-111 Looking north at the east side of Main Street from Third Street [01] 1 item Picture by Hodgins Drug Store (Charles Dimond) in the 1940s. 1945 1 02-112 Looking at the east side of Main Street between Third and Fourth streets. Moscow. 1 item 1. Dernham and Kaufmann Building 1889, 2. McCartor Building 1891. Picture by Hodgins Drug Store (Charles Dimond) in the 1940s. 1944 1 02-113 First site of Pleasant House; 1889; west side of Jackson St., west of 3rd St., Moscow 1 item First building at left, location of Pleasant Home, next the Moscow Mirror newspaper building. Picture taken 1889.; negative number 1-5-73-7 1889 1 02-114 Pleasant Home Boarding and Rooming House; pioneer Moscow 1 item At the northwest corner of Third and Jackson streets. This began in the early 1890s as a building about half the present size, as a rooming house called the Chicago House. After it was enlarged about 1900, it offered board and lodging, and was known as the Pleasant Home. It was operated for many years by the Gallup family. In 1926 Sam Frei purchased the building and ran it as a rooming house until 1935 when it was converted into an apartment house.; negative number 1-15-73-8 undated 1 02-115 Looking west at corner of Third and Jackson streets in Moscow 1 item With men sitting on porch of Pleasant Home. Note trees on west Third Street. Early 1900s. 1900 1 02-116 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item The Pleasant Home apartments at the left with residences showing beyond. Picture taken December 24, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 12-22-74-4 undated 1 02-117 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item The Pleasant Home apartments at the left with residences showing beyond. Picture taken December 24, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 12-22-74-5 undated 1 02-117 Pleasant Home, Moscow; Saturday; black and white 1 item Looking at the northwest corner of Third and Jackson streets at the Pleasant Home building when demolition had started on the west end. Picture taken early morning of August 6, 1988 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 8-6-88-3 undated 1 02-117a Pleasant Home, Moscow; Saturday; black and white 1 item Looking at the northwest corner of Third and Jackson streets at the Pleasant Home building when demolition had started on the west end. Picture taken early morning of August 6, 1988 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 8-6-88-4 undated 1 02-117a Looking at the northwest corner of Third and Jackson streets [04] 1 item Looking at the northwest corner of Third and Jackson streets at the Pleasant Home building partly demolished August 6, 1988. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1988 1 02-117b Pleasant Home location; taken 8-31-88 1 item Showing the future home of the First Federal Savings Bank. Picture August 31, 1988. By Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 8-31-88-14 1988 1 02-117c Pleasant Home location; taken 8-31-88 1 item Showing the future home of the First Federal Savings Bank. Picture August 31, 1988. By Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 8-31-88-15 1988 1 02-117c First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item At the new home of the First Federal Savings Bank built during the winter of 1988 and 1989. Occupied June 12 with an open house June 24, 1989. The First Federal Savings sign was from another picture as the original sign did not show from this angle. Picture June 25, 1989. By Clifford M. Ott; negative number 6-25-89-1 undated 1 02-117d First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item At the new home of the First Federal Savings Bank built during the winter of 1988 and 1989. Occupied June 12 with an open house June 24, 1989. The First Federal Savings sign was from another picture as the original sign did not show from this angle. Picture June 25, 1989. By Clifford M. Ott; negative number 6-25-89-2 undated 1 02-117d Moscow's first Federal Building 1 item Picture July 1, 1910. Located at the northeast corner of Third and Washington streets. Completed July 1, 1911. Note building in background, Eggan's Photo Studio, located at 217 East Third Street. 1910 1 02-118 Looking southeast at the Federal Building 1 item Built beginning May 2, 1910 and finished July 1, 1911. Located northeast corner of Third and Washington streets. First Courthouse top right, Presbyterian Church top left, about 1930. 1930 1 02-119 Jimmy Johnston Boarding House; S.E. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item Board and room. One of Moscow's earliest. Later converted into an undertaking parlor. Located at the southeast corner of Third and Jackson streets. Picture 1890s.; negative number 1-3-73-1 undated 1 02-120 Johnston House, Moscow; 1890's; first hotel in Moscow 1 item Board and room. One of Moscow's earliest. Later converted into an undertaking parlor. Located at the southeast corner of Third and Jackson streets. Picture 1890s.; negative number 5-29-87-17 1890 1 02-120 Jimmy Johnston House, Moscow; 1890's 1 item Board and room. One of Moscow's earliest. Later converted into an undertaking parlor. Located at the southeast corner of Third and Jackson streets. Picture 1890s.; negative number 2-25-88-15 1890 1 02-120 Johnston House advertisement; oldest hotel in Moscow; pioneer 1 item Moscow undertakers. Grice and Sons as a branch of the Grice Furniture Store purchased the Jimmy Johnston House and made it into an undertaking parlor. Then sold to George Steltz who sold to Glen Grice who sold to H.R. Short in December 1922. Short was in this location until he built at First Street in January 1930.; negative number 3-1-72-12 undated 1 02-121 Funeral Parlor, Moscow; formerly Johnston Hotel 1 item It was occupied by Grice and Sons then George Steltz then Glen Grice who sold to H.R. Short December 1922. Located at the southeast corner of Third and Jackson streets.; negative number 5-29-87-18 1975 1 02-122 Steltz Undertaking Parlor, Moscow; early 1900's; formerly Johnston House 1 item It was occupied by Grice and Sons then George Steltz then Glen Grice who sold to H.R. Short December 1922. Located at the southeast corner of Third and Jackson streets.; negative number 2-25-88-16 1900 1 02-122 Medical Arts Building; S.E. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item Picture taken in 1974. Same location at Johnston House. December 22, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 12-22-74-6 undated 1 02-123 Medical Arts Bldg., Moscow; formerly Johnston Hotel 1 item Picture taken in 1974. Same location at Johnston House. December 22, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 5-29-87-19 1974 1 02-123 Short's, Moscow; 6-04-87 1 item Picture taken in 1974. Same location at Johnston House. December 22, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 5-29-87-19 1974 1 02-123 Short's Funeral Chapel; First and Washington, Moscow 1 item Built in 1930 at the northwest corner of First and Washington streets. Entrance was facing south on First Street.; negative number 6-30-89-18 undated 1 02-124 Short's, Moscow; after remodeled 1 item East end facing south after remodeled in 1966. Short's sign at right in picture.; negative number 5-29-87-7 undated 1 02-125a Short's, Moscow; after remodeled 1 item Looking south at the north side after remodeled in 1966 showing entrance under arrow.; negative number 5-29-87-8 undated 1 02-125b Moscow's first hearse; 1898-1899 1 item Pulled by two horses. Picture taken in front of Short's Funeral Chapel at 1225 East Sixth Street July 9 by Clifford M. Ott; negative number 1-3-73-1 1898 1 02-125c Short's, Moscow; 6-04-87 1 item Built in 1982 at 1225 East Sixth Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott June 4, 1987.; negative number 5-29-87-21 1987 1 02-125d Short's at 6th St. location, Moscow. 1 item Built in 1982 at 1225 East Sixth Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott June 4, 1987.; negative number 6-4-87-18 1987 1 02-125d Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item Built in 1982 at 1225 East Sixth Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott June 4, 1987.; negative number 6-4-87-12 undated 1 02-125d Moscow's first hearse; 1898-1899 1 item Going south on Main Street between Second and Third streets in front of the Spicer Block built in 1889. David's was the Badger Store.; negative number 1-3-73-3 1898 1 02-125e Moscow's first hearse, 1898-99; Badger Store in background 1 item Going south on Main Street between Second and Third streets in front of the Spicer Block built in 1889. David's was the Badger Store.; negative number 5-29-87-5 undated 1 02-125e Short's, Moscow; after remodeled 1 item Going south on Main Street between Second and Third streets in front of the Spicer Block built in 1889. David's was the Badger Store.; negative number 5-29-87-5 undated 1 02-125e Moscow's first hearse, C; Badger Store in background 1 item Going south on Main Street between Second and Third streets in front of the Spicer Block built in 1889. David's was the Badger Store.; negative number 5-29-87-4 1891 1 02-125e Funeral procession going east on 3rd St., Moscow, towards the Methodist Church; Ott in picture; pallbearer on right of hearse 1 item Going east to the Methodist Church for the Archie Hawley funeral services. Hawley was killed in action of World War 1, and first reported as missing in action. Sergeant Clifford M. Ott center pall bearer at right of hearse.; negative number 7-3-74-10 1921 1 02-125f Trail's Apts.; S.W. corner of Washington and 3rd, Moscow 1 item At the southeast corner of Third and Jefferson streets. Built in 1972 at the location G.A.R. Anderson Post #14 which occupied this location from the 1880s until it burned in 1905. Later it was the location of Dr. Asbury's residence. Picture by Clifford M. Ott August 14, 1979.; negative number 8-15-77-14 undated 1 02-125g Trail's Apts.; S.W. corner of Washington and 3rd, Moscow 1 item At the southeast corner of Third and Jefferson streets. Built in 1972 at the location G.A.R. Anderson Post #14 which occupied this location from the 1880s until it burned in 1905. Later it was the location of Dr. Asbury's residence. Picture by Clifford M. Ott August 14, 1979.; negative number 8-15-77-17 undated 1 02-125g David Trail's insurance office; Moscow 1 item At 316 South Jefferson Street built in 1977 and located south of the Trail Apartments. Picture by Clifford M. Ott August 11, 1970.; negative number 8-15-77-15 undated 1 02-125h Grand Army of the Republic Post #4 1 item Located at the southeast corner of Third and Jefferson streets. It was in this building that the Latah County Pioneer Association was organized at two o'clock on the afternoon of June 8, 1891. John Russell was the first chairman and Henry McGregor was the first secretary-treasurer. The building was later destroyed by fire. 1905. 1891 1 02-126 James Eggan Photo Studio; south side of 3rd St. between Washington and Jefferson, Moscow; 1915 1 item Located on the south side of Third Street east of the alley between Washington and Jefferson streets. Building razed. 217 East Third Street.; negative number 2-28-74-9 undated 1 02-127 Inside Tabernacle, Moscow; January 1912 1 item Built for holding revival meetings. Located on the north side of Third Street east of alley between Washington and Jefferson streets. Two ministers and choir behind platform. Later the Christian Church was built in this same location.; negative number 4-10-81-4 1912 1 02-128 Christian Church between Washington and Jefferson streets 1 item Located on the north side of Third Street east of the alley between Washington and Jefferson streets. Built about 1912 and razed 1974 for parking lot. 1974 1 02-129 G.A.R. Veterans marching east on 3rd and Washington, pioneer Moscow 1 item G.A.R. veterans of the Civil War marching east on Third Street at Washington Street about 1912. Moscow Fire Department bell tower in background.; negative number 9-25-76-7 undated 1 02-130 G.A.R. members marching east on 3rd and Washington, Moscow 1 item G.A.R. veterans of the Civil War marching east on Third Street at Washington Street about 1912. Moscow Fire Department bell tower in background.; negative number 9-14-80-1 undated 1 02-130 G.A.R. members marching east on 3rd and Washington, Moscow 1 item G.A.R. veterans of the Civil War marching east on Third Street at Washington Street about 1912. Moscow Fire Department bell tower in background.; negative number 9-14-80-2 undated 1 02-130 Bell tower and hitch rack shows behind woman on 4th St. 1 item On the north side of Fourth Street east of the alley between Main and Washington streets. Note the hitch rail with one horse hitched to it beyond girl.; negative number 11-17-76-12 undated 1 02-131 Archie Hawley, first man seated at left in photograph 1 item Killed in action World War One, France 1918. [On photo: Moscow boys off for Camp Lewis Wash. Moscow, Ida. Oct. 6, 1912. Hodgins Photo No. 2] 1912 1 02-132 Funeral procession going east on 3rd St., Moscow, towards the Methodist Church; Ott in picture; pallbearer on right of hearse 1 item Going east on Third Street at Jefferson Street to the Methodist Church for services. Pall bearers were ex- servicemen who dressed in their uniforms to give Hawley a full military funeral. Two of the pall bearers were Bert Ayers and Cliffort Ott center right side of hearse. 1921; negative number 7-3-74-11 1921 1 02-133 Moscow Idaho looking west showing the University in distance 1 item Panoramic looking west and northwest from the Courthouse before 1906. No. 1, first University of Idaho Administration Building burned in 1906. No. 2, Christian Church built in 1891, northeast corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets. No. 3, G.A.R. Hall built in late 1880s southeast corner of Third and Jefferson streets. 1905 1 02-134 Looking northwest at Moscow from the Latah County Courthouse; approx. 1909 1 item Looking northwest from the Courthouse. No. 1, City jail northwest corner of Fourth and Washington Streets. No. 2, Christian Church, No. 3, G.A.R. hall burned early 1900s, No. 4, theater building burned early 1900s located southwest corner of First and Washington streets.; negative number 5-16-78-11 1909 1 02-135 Panorama of Moscow, showing creamery, residences, post office, and Christian Church 1 item Looking northwest from the Courthouse. No. 1, Korter Creamery, located northwest corner of Fourth and Washington streets. No. 2, Albert's residence. No. 3, Post office. No. 4, Christian Church. No. 5, Dr. Asbury residence. Picture in the 1930s by Hodgins. 1935 1 02-137 Panorama of Moscow, looking northwest from new Courthouse 1 item Looking northwest from the new Courthouse under construction. 1- Federal Building (post office), 2- Christian Church, 3- Dr. Asbury residence, 4- Methodist parsonage, 5- O'Donnell warehouse, 6- Idaho National Harvest building. Picture 1958. 1958 1 02-138 Panorama of Moscow looking northwest 1 item Looking northwest from first Courthouse in 1910-11. 1- Moscow's first high school, 2- Methodist Church, 3- Russell School, 4- Irving School, 5- Standpipe (water tank), 6- McConnell Mansion, 7- Adams Street, 8- Third Street, 9- Fourth Street. Picture from top of Courthouse. 1910 1 02-139 Panorama of Moscow, looking northeast 1 item Looking northeast from the old Courthouse in 1910-11. 1- Presbyterian Church parsonage, 2- Presbyterian Church, 3- Swedish Lutheran Church, 4- Van Buren Street, Fourth Street in foreground. 1910 1 02-140 Latah County's first courthouse 1 item Built in 1888-89, razed 1958. Several of the proceeding pictures taken from this building. Picture taken in the 1890s. 1891 1 02-141 Johnnie's Cafe 1 item When first built after the old livery barn was razed. Located at the northeast corner of Sixth and Almon streets. Picture by the Idahonian in the 1940s.; negative number 1-20-78-12 undated 1 02-142 Johnny's Cafe; N.E. corner of Almon and 6th, Moscow; former location of the Wilson Livery Barn, Jabbora Livery Barn 1 item At the northeast corner of Almon and Sixth streets. Formerly location of the Wilson Livery Barn and later Jabbora's Livery Barn. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, August 6, 1977.; negative number 8-6-77-16 undated 1 02-143 Moscow Mining Co.; remodeled in 1977; Asbury Building; N.E. corner of Asbury and 6th, Moscow; formerly Safford Apple 1 item Restaurant and lounge at the northeast corner of Asbury and Sixth streets. Formerly location of the old andquot;Natandquot; and later the Auto Freight depot. Remodeled by Kenworthy in 1977.; negative number 8-6-77-15 undated 1 02-145 Natatorium in Moscow 1 item The andquot;Natandquot; (Natatorium) located on the north side of Sixth Street between Almon and Asbury streets was the Safford Apple Packing Plant in the early 1900s. Nathaniel Williamson of the famed Williamson Store operated a creamery in the building before remodeling it into a natatorium. This was a popular place during the 1920s. It was then remodeled and occupied for many years by the Inland Motor Freight. Then remodeled in 1977 by Kenworthy into a restaurant and lounge. The Natatorium Building at the right [90-2-146] originally was the Safford Apple Packing Plant until the production of apples in the area went out in the early 1900s. Nathaniel Williamson of the famed Williamson Store operated a creamery in the building before remodeling into a natatorium. 1977 1 02-146 Inland Motor Freight office 1 item Office and freight depot rebuilt from the old andquot;Natandquot; building above [90-2-146]. Picture 1940s. The electric trolley in the two above pictures [90-2-146, 90-2-147] was the Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad line to the Mark P. Miller Flour Mill at the southwest corner of Sixth and Jackson streets. 1945 1 02-147 Hagen and Cushing Meat Market 1 item Built 1911. Located on the north side of west Sixth Street. Razed about 1950. Built by C.A. Hagan and C.H. Cushing and C.B. Holt their father-in-law.; negative number 10-17-79-1 undated 1 02-148 Hagen and Cushing Meat Market 1 item Located on the north side of west Sixth Street about where Perimeter Drive crosses west Sixth Street on way to Moscow-Pullman highway.; negative number 10-17-79-2 undated 1 02-149 Taylor and Lauder brickyard; south side of 6th and Ash, Moscow; late 1800's? 1 item Located south of Sixth Street about where Ash Street is today. This is where the brick were manufactured for the first University of Idaho Administration Building and many of the buildings on Main Street.; negative number 1-3-73-11 1890 1 02-150 Taylor and Lauder Brick Plant employees; late 1880's or 90's 1 item Left to right: Wiley Lauder with arms folded, 7th, Tom Taylor with tie, vest and watch chain, 10th man standing.; negative number 1-24-82-7 1880 1 02-151 Hall-Mickey brick plant; newspaper clipping 1 item Making of Brick Earliest Industrial Endeavor Here, copy of newspaper article; negative number 2-8-75-10 undated 1 02-152 Fat Man's Race; 7-04-11; Caspar Tylden at right in socks; Clifford Ott in kneepants and father (John) in front of Moscow Hotel 1 item July 4, 1911. (Photo by Burns) Several fat men and Casper Tylden in the dark vest and pants entered the race. Someone said put a rider on the big Swede he is not a fat man, however he weighed the minimum. The other fat men who started the race had dropped out when the picture was taken. Tylden was just gaining his speed at this point and won the race by quite a margin. His comment after the race was, 'If we had to have gone further I would have beat him badly.' No. 1 in picture is John Ott and no. 2 Clifford M. Ott, 14-years-old. Tylden was our neighbor.; negative number 1-25-73-4b 1911 1 02-153 Fat Man's Race, Moscow; 7-04-11 1 item July 4, 1911. (Photo by Burns) Several fat men and Casper Tylden in the dark vest and pants entered the race. Someone said put a rider on the big Swede he is not a fat man, however he weighed the minimum. The other fat men who started the race had dropped out when the picture was taken. Tylden was just gaining his speed at this point and won the race by quite a margin. His comment after the race was, 'If we had to have gone further I would have beat him badly.' No. 1 in picture is John Ott and no. 2 Clifford M. Ott, 14-years-old. Tylden was our neighbor.; negative number 1-25-73-4c 1911 1 02-153 Clifford Ott on telephone pole; 7-04-11 1 item Looking over the crowd to see what was taking place.; negative number 1-25-73-5 1911 1 02-154 Looking northeast from the north end of Moore Street 1 item The east-west fence is now F Street west of Hayes Street. Some of the few homes at this time show on Orchard Avenue with the Moscow Mountains in the background. The foreground is mostly covered with new homes at this time, 1967. Picture taken in the 1940s. 1945 1 02-155 Looking northeast from the north end of Moore Street showing F Street going west from the north end of Hayes Street 1 item Note growth of trees near the water tank. Picture taken June 25, 1976 by Clifford M. Ott. 1976 1 02-156 Edd Kitt's potato cellar 1 item Located from the southwest corner of Moscow Cemetery across Highway 8 and the Northern Pacific Railroad on the east side of the county road. Picture taken in the early 1940s. 1940 1 02-157 Idaho National Harvester 1 item Manufactured in Moscow, 1911 model. Looking east across the Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad. The road beyond is now Highway 95 but not black-topped at this time. No. 1 in picture is Gainford (Gub) Mix, no. 2 Franklin E. Mix (father) and no. 3 Franklin Jr. Mix driving the horses. 1915. 1915 1 02-158 Mix family homes in Moscow 1 item Gub Mix home top, Frank Mix home at right. Mix barn extreme right. North-south highway at left and the Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad in foreground. Picture about 1910. 1910 1 02-159 Cat walk on Orchard Ave., pioneer Moscow 1 item On Orchard Avenue across valley north of Virginia Avenue in the early 1900s.; negative number 7-17-85-17 undated 1 02-160 Sand Pit, Moscow 1 item The 'Old Sandpit: located at the east end of D Street and about one block west of Eisenhower Street. Picture taken at water level by Clifford M. Ott July 13, 1977.; negative number 7-13-77-2 undated 1 02-161 Sand Pit, Moscow 1 item The 'Old Sandpit' was caused by the excavation of sand found at this location and was used for concrete building foundations and sidewalks in the 1890' and early 1900s. By Clifford M. Ott July 13, 1977.; negative number 7-13-77-3 undated 1 02-162 Sand Pit, Moscow 1 item The 'Old Sandpit' was caused by the excavation of sand found at this location and was used for concrete building foundations and sidewalks in the 1890' and early 1900s. By Clifford M. Ott July 13, 1977.; negative number 7-13-77-4 undated 1 02-162 Sand Pit, Moscow 1 item Showing the new homes built in 1977 north of Eisenhower Street. Moscow Mountains in the background. Picture by Clifford M. Ott July 13, 1977.; negative number 7-13-77-5 undated 1 02-163 Looking northeast across the Old Sandpit at 640 North Eisenhower Street 1 item At the Good Samaritan Village at 620 North Eisenhower Street, built in 1976. Clifford M. Ott July 13, 1977. 1977 1 02-164 Formerly the Sand Pit; now Hordeman's Pond at the Kiwanis Park, Moscow 1 item Now Hordemann Pond in Kiwanis Park. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 22, 1978.; negative number 1-22-78-19 undated 1 02-165 Formerly the Sand Pit; now Hordeman's Pond at the Kiwanis Park, Moscow 1 item Now Hordemann Pond in Kiwanis Park. Clifford M. Ott, January 22, 1978.; negative number 1-22-78-20 undated 1 02-166 Children wading in pool at East City Park. Moscow, Idaho. 1 item Located north of Third Street and west of Hayes Street. Discontinued in the 1960s. Picture from the Idahonian.; negative number 11-5-77c-3 undated 1 02-167 Good Samaritan building, Moscow 1 item 640 North Eisenhower Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 22, 1978.; negative number 5-18-80-15 undated 1 02-168 Looking N.E. towards Moscow Mountains from F St. and Eisenhower St., Moscow 1 item By Clifford M. Ott; negative number 5-18-80-11 undated 1 02-169 Looking N.E. towards Moscow Mountains from F St. and Eisenhower St., Moscow 1 item F Street continues east about three blocks and Eisenhower Street two blocks farther north. This area lies north of the Good Samaritan Village. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 5-18-80-13 undated 1 02-170 Parade on Main St., Moscow; 5-04-1898; for U of I volunteers leaving for the Spanish American War 1 item Picture taken 1898. Looking north from Seventh at Main Street. Feed stable sign points to the Horseman's Headquarters Stables across the alley east of Gritman Hospital.; negative number 1-13-73e-1 1898-05-04 2 03-004 Looking north at the west side of Main Street from Seventh Street 1 item Looking north at the west side of Main Street from Seventh Street. Moscow. 1898 2 03-005 Barton House; N.W. corner of 4th and Main, Moscow; 1880-1883; later burned 1 item At the northwest corner of Fourth and Main streets. Built by Col. R.H. Barton from lumber by the Barton and Langdon mill, northeast of Moscow. The Barton House burned about 1890.; negative number 1-2-73-8 undated 2 03-006 Hotel Moscow, circa 1920 1 item At the northwest corner of Fourth and Main streets. Built in 1891 by Col R.H. Barton. The Moscow Barber Shop was located at right of hotel entrance. 1891 2 03-007 Moscow Barber Shop 1 item Located in the Hotel Moscow building about 1920. Left to right: 1- Clarence Jain, owner. 2- George Roland. 3- 4- 5- shoe shine ?. Jain sold to Moon. 1920 2 03-008 Moscow Barber Shop, circa 1930 1 item In the early 1930s. Left to right: 1- Theopolis (shoe-shine). 2- Bunny Estes, owner. 3- Gene Elliott. 4- Cecil Hart. Man in Hart's chair believed to be Luke Tyrell. 1931 2 03-009 Inside Blanchard Cigar Store; 509 S. Main, Moscow; Charles and George Blanchard; 1895-1900 1 item Inside. Located at 507 South Main Street late 1890s. Left to right: Charles Blanchard and Joe Blanchard. In pioneer days cigars were made [by the Blanchard's] in the southwest room beyond the stove. Razed June 7, 1947.; negative number 1-7-80-11 undated 2 03-010 Looking north at Main Street from south of Fifth Street in 1901 1 item Number 1- Blanchard's Cigar Store. 2- John Freidman's harness shop. Shields Block is seen at the right in the picture. 1901 2 03-011 Looking north at Main Street from Fourth Street before it was paved in 1912 1 item The Williamson sign shows on the McConnell-Maguire Building as Williamson occupied the building from 1911 through 1918. 1912 2 03-012 Inside Moscow Hotel; 1895; people identified 1 item Lobby of the Hotel Moscow in 1895. Mr. and Mrs. Sterns at the right in picture. They were the proprietors at this time.; negative number 1-7-73-9 1895 2 03-013 Bank Building; N.E. corner of 4th and Main, Moscow; late 1800's or early 1900's 1 item At the northeast corner of Fourth and Main streets built in 1891. At the time of the picture the Farmers Bank occupied the corner room. President E.C. Hall, E.R. Headley. 1892-1896.; negative number 6-11-76-4 undated 2 03-014 M.J. Shields Block in Moscow 1 item The hardware block built in 1889, and the implement building at the right built in 1890. Located on the east side of Main between Fourth and Main streets. Looking southeast, 1890s. 1889 2 03-015 Skattaboe Building in Moscow 1 item At the southwest corner of Fourth and Main streets. Built in 1892. Picture by M.L. Romig about 1905 or 1906. 1979 2 03-016 Creighton's in the Skattaboe Bldg.; 1890's 1 item With the Skattaboe Building at left, occupied by George Creighton as Creighton and McClelland. Creighton and Nelson started in 1890 in a small wooden building at 513 South Main and moved to the Skattaboe in 1892, then to larger quarters in 1894 at 211 South Main (Smith-Dolson Building) where Creighton's still operate.; negative number 5-12-91-7 1898 2 03-017 Looking north from fifth Street about the late 1890s 1 item Looking north from fifth Street about the late 1890s. Moscow. 1898 2 03-018 Looking north at Main Street from 5th Street 1 item In the early 1900s with a wagon load of sacked grain pulled by four horses. A delivery wagon at the left and a farm wagon at right. Before pavement [laid in] 1912. 1901 2 03-019 Looking north at Main Street from Fifth Street 1 item From Fifth Street showing Blanchard's Cigar Store at left. The Holt building with the awning down with pile of sand in front was built in 1903. Picture taken sometime later. 1905 2 03-019c Blanchard's Cigar Store, 509 and 511 south Main, Moscow 1 item Blanchard's Cigar Store in Moscow. Photocopy or photo of description in Otness book A Great Good Country.; negative number 11-10-83-9 undated 2 03-019d Looking north at east side of Main St., Moscow. 1 item From Fifth Street. McConnell-Maguire Building far right.; negative number 4-2-81-7 1892 2 03-020 Looking north at Main St. from south of 5th St., Moscow; 1901; old G.A.R. Hall 1 item From Fifth Street. McConnell-Maguire sign changed to Motter-Wheeler. 1- Blanchard Cigar Store, 2- J.N. Freidman Harness Shop.; negative number 1-27-73-8 1901 2 03-021 Looking north at Main Street, 1912 [01] 1 item From Fifth Street. Preparing to do the first paving. 1912 2 03-022 Grading Main St., Moscow, in 1912 for pavement 1 item From Fifth Street. Preparing to do first paving. J.N. Freidman (harness maker) in doorway shop.; negative number 1-13-73-3 1912 2 03-023 Main St., south of 4th St., Moscow; preparing to pave; 1912 1 item From Fifth Street. Preparing to do first paving. J.N. Freidman (harness maker) in doorway shop.; negative number 2-13-87-8 1912 2 03-023 Grading Main St., Moscow, in 1912 for pavement 1 item First streets paved. Moscow.; negative number 1-13-73-4 1912 2 03-024 Looking north at Main St., Moscow before it was paved in 1912 1 item First streets paved. Moscow.; negative number 10-16-80-16 undated 2 03-024 Moscow streets paved in 1912 1 item Photocopy of map with first streets paved darkened.; negative number 8-4-91-11 undated 2 03-025 Looking north at Main Street, with Motter-Wheeler sign 1 item From Fourth Street about 1910 or early 1911. The Motter-Wheeler sign shows on the McConnell Building at far right. Williamson's store occupied the building from 1911 to 1918. 1918 2 03-025a Hotel Moscow postcard; approx. 1910 1 item From Fourth Street at the Hotel Moscow and Roland Hodgin's drug store showing.; negative number 8-1-84-9 1910 2 03-025b Looking north from south of 4th St., Moscow; before it was paved in 1912 1 item From south of Fourth Street before streets were paved in 1912. Copy from postcard.; negative number 2-13-87-1 undated 2 03-026 Main St., Moscow; 1933; with snow 1 item From Fifth Street at the big snow of 1933.; negative number 1-17-73-5 1933 2 03-027 Unloading freight at the Greater Boston Store, Moscow; 8-05-05; after expansion including all the block on the east side of Main St., except Shields 1 item Williamson's, Idaho's Greatest.; negative number 8-20-76-10 1905 2 03-028 Williamson's Boston Store; looking north at the east side of Main St. from 5th St., Moscow; Cloak Store in background 1 item Sometime after the top picture [90-3-028] showing the Williamson sign above the awnings.; negative number 1-2-76-14 undated 2 03-029 Williamson's Boston Store; looking north at the east side of Main St. from 5th St., Moscow; Cloak Store in background 1 item Sometime after the top picture [90-3-028] showing the Williamson sign above the awnings.; negative number 1-2-76-15 undated 2 03-029 Williamson's Mattress Sale; east side of Main St. between 3rd and 4th, Moscow 1 item Williamson's having a carload sale of mattresses on the street south of Davids' Department Store. Moscow.; negative number 1-24-76-12 undated 2 03-030 Wlliamson's Great Fall Fair; 10-04-09 to 10-09-09; looking north at Main St. from S. of 5th St., Moscow; blocks and lumber for the Kenworthy Theater 1 item Showing the crowd gathered on Main and Fifth streets. Sometime before 1910 when he [Williamson] moved to the McConnell-Maguire building at the southeast corner of First and Main streets.; negative number 8-20-76-5 1909 2 03-031 Williamson's Store and advertising on walls; Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Growth and Progress - were annually chronicled on the side wall of Williams [sic] store in the early 1900s. This store believed strongly in civic promotions, doing much to advance the cause of agricultural fairs, horse shows, cattle and other livestock showings and sales during this period. The value of good publicity was endorsed and the company did much, outside of business interests, to achieve the notice and attention of this area. [Photo of newspaper item?]; negative number 1-24-76-11 1900 2 03-032 Williamson's Store, Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item Growth and Progress - were annually chronicled on the side wall of Williams [sic] store in the early 1900s. This store believed strongly in civic promotions, doing much to advance the cause of agricultural fairs, horse shows, cattle and other livestock showings and sales during this period. The value of good publicity was endorsed and the company did much, outside of business interests, to achieve the notice and attention of this area. [Photo of newspaper item?]; negative number 9-1-76-11 undated 2 03-032 East side of Main St., Moscow; 1918; Section B soldiers marching 1 item South of Sixth Street showing Section B soldiers in training marching north in 1918. 1 and 1A- O.E. Bell agriculture implements, 2- McElroy plumbing, 3- O.C. Carssow groceries, Etc., 4- J.J. Anthony machine shop, 5- Across Seventh Street, Gritman [Memorial] Hospital.; negative number 3-2-88-15 1918 2 03-033 Albright Garage; Raleigh Albright, nephew of the owner, at left; Dr. Gritman's car in the far corner; located on west side of Main St., Moscow 1 item One of Moscow's first. Raleigh Albright at left, Dr. Gritman's car in far corner. Located at 611 South Main Street.; negative number 4-25-75-5 undated 2 03-034 Carssow Grocery: front 1 item Mrs. Belle (Estes) Carssow and one of her children seated on the bench. 616 South Main Street.; negative number 8-8-72-4 undated 2 03-035 Mulfinger Second Hand Store; formerly Carssow's Grocery 1 item After Mr. Carssow's death the store was sold to Mulfinger. The building at the right was where the Carssow family lived when they operated the grocery store. Located about the middle of the block between Sixth and Seventh streets on the east side of Main Street.; negative number 8-8-72-3 undated 2 03-036 Mulfinger Second Hand Store; formerly Carssow Grocery 1 item After Mr. Carssow's death the store was sold to Mulfinger. The building at the right was where the Carssow family lived when they operated the grocery store. Located about the middle of the block between Sixth and Seventh streets on the east side of Main Street.; negative number 8-8-72-7 undated 2 03-036 Group picture in front of Moscow Steam Laundry; owner and manager: C.B. Green; from Terry Burton 1 item Crew and delivery wagon on the west side of the street at 613 South Main Street.; negative number 7-14-80-16 undated 2 03-037 Group picture in front of Moscow Steam Laundry; owner and manager: C.B. Green; from Terry Burton 1 item Employees in the early 1900s. C.B. Green was the owner manager.; negative number 7-14-80-15 undated 2 03-038 Inside Moscow Steam Laundry; approx. 1898; owner and manager: C.B. Green; from Terry Burton 1 item Showing the ironing room and the employees. Looking towards the back end of the room. 1890s.; negative number 7-14-80-14 1898 2 03-039 Inside Moscow Steam Laundry; approx. 1898; owner and manager: C.B. Green; from Terry Burton 1 item Showing the ironing room and the employees. Looking towards the front of the room. 1890s.; negative number 7-14-80-15 1898 2 03-040 Moscow Steam Laundry; Mr. and Mrs. Burton 1 item At 623 South Main Street. Owned by Terry Burton. About 1980.; negative number 2-2-88-2 undated 2 03-041 Looking N.W. from 7th St., Moscow; by Ott; Total Textile Rentals 1 item An addition to the Moscow Steam Laundry extending south to the corner of Seventh and Main streets built in 1981. Owned by Terry Burton. Picture by Clifford M. Ott October 30, 1981.; negative number 10-30-81-8 1981 2 03-042 Looking N.W. from 7th St., Moscow; by Ott; Total Textile Rentals 1 item Showing Total Textile Rental Services, Billard Den and the Moscow Fire Department buildings. See picture number 4 [90-3-004] taken in 1898 showing same area. Picture by Clifford M. Ott October 30, 1981.; negative number 10-30-81-9 1981 2 03-042a Centennial Health Center 1 item Doctor's office. October 27, 1987 1987 2 03-042b Looking southwest at the corner of Sixth and Main streets, April 10, 1911 [02] 1 item Moscow Band in foreground. Welcome parade for Teddy Roosevelt. 1911 2 03-043 Moscow Cream Station; 1908; west side of Main St. south of 6th St., Moscow; Walters in buggy with two horses in front 1 item On the west side of Main Street. George W. Walters, father of Bessie (Walters) Babcock, is seated in the buggy at the right after unloading cream. Picture taken in 1908.; negative number 3-10-75-4 1908 2 03-044 Building at right on the southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets 1 item Building at right on the southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets was built by O.E. Bell in 1925 as a service station and garage occupying the same area as the Bell Implement Store. Moscow. 1925 2 03-045 Looking north at Main Street, circa 1940 1 item Showing Sixth Street in the foreground. This picture and the one above taken by Charles Dimond of Hodgins. in the early 1940s. 1940 2 03-046 McGregor House; later Gritman Hospital 1 item [Hotel] at the southeast corner of Seventh and Main streets. Built in 1892 by Henry McGregor, one of the first brick buildings.; negative number 4-2-81-6 undated 2 03-047 McGreggor House in Moscow [01] 1 item National Guards in front of the McGregor House at the time of the mining trouble in the Coeur d'Alenes 1892. Capt. J.H. McCallie was Moscow's first doctor of dentistry. Lt. Will Mix was a brother of Gainford (Gib) Mix. Picture taken in 1892. 1892 2 03-048 McGregor House, Moscow; built 1890; later Gritman Hospital 1 item Purchased by Dr. Gritman and converted into a hospital known as the Gritman Hospital in 1897.; negative number 1-2-73-3 undated 2 03-049 Gritman Memorial Hospital [07] 1 item The first wing of the new Gritman Memorial Hospital built in 1938 and 1939. At this time the old Gritman Hospital shows at the left and was razed in 1940 to make room for the second wing. 1940 2 03-050 Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking east at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-16 1981 2 03-050a Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking east at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-17 1981 2 03-050a Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking southeast at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-18 1981 2 03-050b Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking southeast at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-19 1981 2 03-050b Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking north at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-6 1981 2 03-050c Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking north at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-7 1981 2 03-050c Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking north at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-8 1981 2 03-050c Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking north at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-9 1981 2 03-050c Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking south at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-12 1981 2 03-050d Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item Looking south at [Gritman Memorial Hospital]. March 22, 1981.; negative number 3-21-81-13 1981 2 03-050d Gritman Hospital, Moscow; taken in morning 1 item Looking west across Washington Street at the east side of the Gritman Memorial Hospital March 22, 1981. Pictures by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 3-21-81-2 1981 2 03-050e Dr. and Mrs. Gritman in front of Christmas tree; 1930 1 item Dr. and Mrs. Gritman stand in front of a Christmas tree in the Gritman Hospital about 1932.; negative number 7-5-80-11 1930 2 03-050f Dr. and Mrs. Gritman in front of Christmas tree; 1930 1 item Dr. and Mrs. Gritman stand in front of a Christmas tree in the Gritman Hospital about 1932.; negative number 7-5-80-12 1930 2 03-050f Dr. and Mrs. Gritman in front of Christmas tree; 1930 1 item Dr. and Mrs. Gritman stand in front of a Christmas tree in the Gritman Hospital about 1932.; negative number 7-5-80-13 1930 2 03-050f Dr. Gritman and hunting dog 1 item Gritman Memorial Hospital, about the 1920s.; negative number 8-26-82-9 undated 2 03-050g Dr. Gritman and graduate nurses 1 item At the Gritman Hospital, about the 1920s.; negative number 8-26-82-6 undated 2 03-050h Mrs. Gritman and graduate nurses 1 item At the Gritman Hospital, about the 1920s.; negative number 8-26-82-7 undated 2 03-050h Gritman Memorial Hospital after the second wing was built 1 item With the second wing built in 1941. Located at the southeast corner of Seventh and Main streets. 1941 2 03-051 Gritman Hospital view from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main St., Moscow; by Willie Purnell 1 item The Gritman Memorial Hospital's third wing was built in 1959 and 1960, and the fourth wing was built in 1974 and 1975. This wing shows with the white roof. The hospital now occupies the north half of the block on Main Street between Main and Washington streets south of Seventh Street. Looking northeast at Gritman Memorial Hospital, 1976 by Clifford M. Ott; negative number 8-1-75-1 undated 2 03-052 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item The Gritman Memorial Hospital's third wing was built in 1959 and 1960, and the fourth wing was built in 1974 and 1975. This wing shows with the white roof. The hospital now occupies the north half of the block on Main Street between Main and Washington streets south of Seventh Street. Looking northeast at Gritman Memorial Hospital, 1976 by Clifford M. Ott; negative number 8-1-75-6 undated 2 03-052 Six horses pulling two wagon loads of grain north on Main Street between Eighth and Seventh streets 1 item 1- Latah Hotel (room and board) 2- Bill Hoke, 3- Moscow Commission Company's wood and coal sheds. 1899 2 03-053 Two wagon loads of grain being unloaded at Moscow Commission Company 1 item This building was located on the west side of Main Street between Eighth and Seventh streets north of the center of block. McCarty [Oscar McCarty] owner and manager. 1899 2 03-054 Looking south at the west side of Main Street from Seventh Street in 1950 1 item Picture by the Idahonian in 1950. 1950 2 03-055 W.A. Lauder cement blocks float and exhibit; approx. 1910 1 item The concrete block plant was located at the southeast corner of Washington and Spotswood streets. Lauder standing at right in picture.; negative number 11-9-80-6 1910 2 03-056 Looking northwest from the Latah County Grain Growers elevator 1 item The Union Pacific Railroad passenger depot in the foreground with the fairgrounds at the right across Sixth Street. Moscow Fire Department training tower at far edge of clearing. Student housing beyond. 1950. 1950 2 03-057 Union Station Passenger Depot, Moscow 1 item Newspaper clipping: building built at a cost of $40,000.00. Located south of Sixth Street between the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific railroads. The opening program was scheduled for January 7, 1937, when the structure will officially become part of the city's life. The building was razed in 1983.; negative number 9-24-82-12 undated 2 03-058 Camels pulling circus wagon on Main and 8th St., Moscow 1 item Pulled by eight camels going south on Main Street at Eighth Street in 1918. Looking northeast at the corner of Eighth and Main streets.; negative number 2-27-87-11 1912 2 03-059 Camels pulling circus wagon on Main and 8th St., Moscow 1 item Pulled by eight camels going south on Main Street at Eighth Street in 1918. Looking northeast at the corner of Eighth and Main streets.; negative number 2-27-87-9 1912 2 03-059 Farmers Union Store and Grain Office; S.E. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow; George Seivers, Gen. Manager, on steps of Grain Office; before 1920 1 item At the southeast corner of Eighth and Main streets. C.H. Bratton in vest and bow tie, store manager; Mrs. George Sievers, bookkeeper; Clifford and Clement Sievers, twins and George Sievers general manager.; negative number 3-10-75-9 undated 2 03-060 Farmers Union Store; S.E. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow 1 item At the southeast corner of Eighth and Main streets. C.H. Bratton in vest and bow tie, store manager; Mrs. George Sievers, bookkeeper; Clifford and Clement Sievers, twins and George Sievers general manager.; negative number 3-14-75-13 undated 2 03-060 Looking east across Main Street from Eighth Street, about 1913 1 item The Farmers Union store at right across Main Street and the Latah Hotel at left in picture. 1913 2 03-061 Looking east across Main Street from Eighth Street, about 1975 1 item The building at right was built about 1921 by the Farmers Union and used for their store and grain office until they sold. The building is now occupied by the Moscow Implement Company. Picture 1975 by Clifford M. Ott. 1975 2 03-062 Moscow, Idaho, 1900 to 1975 1 item Moscow, Idaho, 1900 to 1975. [Photo of collage of Moscow street scenes] MOSCOW, I DAHO . 1900-1975. #1-Looking north at Main Street from 8th Street. Building at left Star Hotel corner 7th and Main Street. Large building at right Gritman Hospital originally the McGreggor House (Hotel) built in 1892 at the S.E. corner of 7th and Main. Purchased by Dr. C. L. Gritman in 1897 and made into hospital. Picture taken July 4, 1900. #2-Looking at the N.E. corner of 8th and Main Street. Eight camels pulling circus wagon south on Main Street. Pioneer residence and barn on the corner. Picture taken in 1912. #3-Looking north from the top of elevator at the s .w. corner 8th and Main Street. 1-Latah Hotel 719 S . Main, Jake Hoke proprietor . 2-Hoke family residence . 3- Moscow Commission Co . 4-Star Hotel N.W. corner 7th and Main. 5-Nelson pioneer building N. W. corner 6th and Main . 6-Masonic Temple built in 1911 at 531 south Main . 7 - Potlatch Lumber Co. 120 W. 6th. 8-Washington Water Power Sub Station built in 1914 and razed in 1956 located east side of Jackson and south of 4th Street. 9-Stand Pipe (Water Tank.) 80 feet tall built in 1892 and razed about the 1930'.s, located center of block north of A Street between Jefferson and Adams at top of hill. 10-Irving School built in 1901 and razed in 1926 located at the s.w. corner of A and Adams. 11-Federal Building built in 1910 and 1911 at the N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington Street. 12- Butterfield Elder Implement Co . 520 S. Main . 13 - 0 . ~ . Bell Farm Implements pioneer building S. E. corner 6th and Main. 14-Carsow Grocery 616 S . Main. 15- J.J . Anthony Machine Shop at the N. E. corner 7th and Ma1n Street . 16-Gritman Hospital S. E. corner 7th and Main. Built in 1892 and razed in 1940. Picture by Hodgin's Drug Store Chas. Diamond photographer in the 1920's. #4-Look.J.ng north from the top of elevator at the s.w. corner 8th and Main Street. This picture shows new buildings built after picture #3. 1- Moscow Fire Dep t. built in 1927 at 603 S . Main . 2- Nelson building built in the 1920 ' s at the N.W. corner of 6th and Main Street. 3- Masonic Temple same as picture f/.3 . 4- New Russell School buil t 1926 S. W. corner A and Adams . 5- 0 . E. Bell concrete walls building built 1926 at S.E. corner 6th And Main Street. Picture by Hodgin ' s Drug Store Chas . Diamond ~photographer in the 1930 ' s. #5-Looking north from 8th Street. Latah Hotel left , Gritman Hospital white building at right . Picture by Hodgin ' s Drug Store Chas. Diamond photographer in the 1930 ' s . #6-Looking north from top of elevator at the S.W. corner of 8th and Main. Picture by Clifford M. Ott taken in 1975. ' ~7 -Looking north from top of elevator at the s.w. corner of 8th and Main . Picture by Clifford M. Ott taken in 1975. #8-Looking north at Main Street with 8th Street in foreground. Picture by Clifford M. Ott taken in 1975. Compare this picture taken from the same location 75 years after picture #1. 1912 2 03-062a Looking north at the S.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow. 1 item #3 1- Latah Hotel, 719 South Main Street, Jake Hoke, proprietor. 2- Hoke family residence. 3- Moscow Commission Company. 4- Star Hotel, northwest corner of Seventh and Main streets. 5- Nelson pioneer building, northwest corner of Sixth and Main streets. 6- Masonic Temple built in 1911 at 531 South Main Street. 7- Potlatch Lumber Company, 120 West Sixth Street. 8- Washington Water Power sub-station built in 1914 and razed in 1956 located east side of Jackson Street and south of Fourth Street. 9- Stand pipe (water tank) 80 feet tall built in 1892 and razed in the 1930s, located center of block north of A Street between Jefferson and Adams streets at top of hill. 10- Irving School built in 1901 and razed in 1926 located at the southwest corner of A and Adams streets. 11- Federal Building built in 1910 and 1911 at the northeast corner of Third and Washington streets. 12- Butterfield Elder Implement Company, 520 South Main Street. 13- O.E. Bell farm implements pioneer building, southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets. 14- Carssow grocery, 616 South Main Street. 15- J.J. Anthony machine shop at the northeast corner of Seventh and Main streets. Built in 1892 and razed in 1940. Picture by Hodgin's Drug Store, Charles Dimond photographer in the 1920s.; negative number 12-7-83-9 1920 2 03-062c Looking north at the S.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow. 1 item #4 This picture shows new buildings built after picture #3 [90-3-062c]. 1- Moscow Fire Department built in 1927 at 603 South Main Street. 2-Nelson building built in 1920s at the northwest corner of Sixth and Main streets. 3- Masonic Temple same as picture #3 [90-3-062c]. 4- New Russell School built 1926, southwest corner of A and Adams streets. 5- O.E. Bell, concrete walls build-in built 1926 at southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets. Picture by Hodgin's Drug Store, Charles Dimond photographer in the 1930s.; negative number 12-7-83-10 1930 2 03-062d Gritman [Memorial] Hospital at the southeast corner of Seventh and Main streets 1 item Copied from a postcard taken about 1910. 1910 2 03-062e Looking north at Main Street from the railroad tracks after the street was paved in 1912 1 item Looking north at Main Street from the railroad tracks after the street was paved in 1912. Moscow. 1912 2 03-063 Looking north at Main Street from Eighth Street in 1892 1 item Large building at right the McGregor House later Gritman Hospital. Building at left was the Star Room and Board. 1892 2 03-064 Eagle Iron and Mfg. Co.; S.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow; 1892 1 item Located at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets.; negative number 1-3-73-10 1892 2 03-065 Idaho National Harvester Building, Moscow; 1907-1909; from Gainford Mix 1 item Located at 810 South Main Street. The I.N.H.C. [Idaho National Harvester Company] occupied this building 1907 through 1909, then the Rhodes Harvester from 1910 until 1915 when they moved to Colfax.; negative number 1-11-73-8 undated 2 03-066 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item See 1912 picture at left [90-3-063]. Picture by Clifford M. Ott; negative number 8-1-75-11 undated 2 03-067 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item See 1912 picture at left [90-3-063]. Picture by Clifford M. Ott; negative number 8-1-75-12 undated 2 03-067 Looking north at Main Street from Eighth Street in 1975 [01] 1 item See 1892 picture at left from same location [90-3-065]. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1975 2 03-068 Madison Lumber Company at 824 South Main Street 1 item Madison Lumber Company was located at 824 South Main Street and established in 1903 by Gunder P. Kjosness who came to Moscow with his wife and eight children from Madison, Wisconsin. The Madison Lumber and Mill Company is the oldest lumber company in the Inland Empire. It suffered two fires, one in 1934 and the other in 1968 when the above building burned to the ground [90-3-069]. It has been replaced by a new building at the same location and occupied by the Troy Lumber Company. 1976. 1940 2 03-069a Moscow, Idaho [02] 1 item Showing the concrete elevator property of the Moscow Farmers Union with the Latah Hotel beyond and Madison Lumber and Mill Company sign at right. Picture by Dimond of Hodgins Drug in 1930. 1930 2 03-070 Standard Lumber Company's building 1 item Located on the southwest corner of Seventh and Main streets. Building at left Moscow Commission Company, dealer in grain, feed and fuel. 1960 2 03-071 Looking northwest from Lewis Street at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets 1 item Showing the elevator with steel bins added. Property now owned by the Latah County Grain Growers. Picture by Clifford M. Ott July 31, 1980. 1980 2 03-072 Looking at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets, 1930 1 item Looking at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets in 1930 when property of Moscow Farmers Union. Picture by Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store. 1930 2 03-073 Looking at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets, 1980 1 item Property now owned by the Latah County Grain Growers. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1980 2 03-074 Looking north at Main Street from top of grain elevator about 1924 1 item 1- Moscow Commission Company (feed and fuel), 2- Star Hotel. 3- Butterfield and Elder (farm implements), 4- O.E. Bell (farm implements), Hodgins. 5- J.J. Anthony (machine shop), 6- Gritman Hospital. 1924 2 03-075 Main St., Moscow, view from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow 1 item Looking north at Main Street from top of grain elevator at corner of Eighth and Main streets in 1975 by C.M. Ott. Moscow.; negative number 8-1-75-2 undated 2 03-076 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item Looking north at Main Street from top of grain elevator at corner of Eighth and Main streets in 1975 by C.M. Ott. Moscow.; negative number 8-1-75-7 undated 2 03-076 Looking north at Main Street from Eighth Street, 1935-36 1 item Picture taken by Charles Dimond of Hodgins. 1935 2 03-077 Looking north at Main Street from Eighth Street in 1975 [02] 1 item Looking north at Main Street from Eighth Street in 1975 by C.M. Ott. Moscow. 1975 2 03-078 Northwest corner of Eighth and Main streets 1 item [Photograph taken] October 27, 1987. 1987 2 03-078a West side of Main Street from Eighth Street, circa 1987 1 item October 27, 1987 See picture #34 [90-3-034] 1987 2 03-078b Looking northeast across Moscow with Moscow Mountain in background [01] 1 item Picture from the top of the grain elevator at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets. Picture by Charles Dimond of Hodgins, 1935-36. 1935 2 03-079 Looking northeast across Moscow with the Moscow Mountain in background [02] 1 item Picture from the top of the grain elevator at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1975. 1975 2 03-080 Farmers Union Warehouse Company in Moscow 1 item Warehouse south of Eighth Street and west of Main Street. This warehouse was used for storing sacked grain. Picture early 1930' by Charles Dimond of Hodgins. 1930 2 03-082 Oregon Railroad and Navigation depot being razed 1 item No. 1 is the O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] (Union Pacific) depot being razed. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 30, 1983. 1983 2 03-082a Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and Union Pacific Railroad depot 1 item [Building] built in 1885 being razed. This [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] was the first railroad to arrive in Moscow. Clifford M. Ott September 30, 1983. 1983 2 03-082b Warehouse purchased by Northwest Seed Company 1 item The Farmers Union Warehouse Company warehouse was purchased by the Northwest Seed Company and an elevator and pea processing equipment added. About the 1930s. 1930 2 03-082c Warehouse purchased by Latah County Grain Growers 1 item The warehouse was later purchased by the Latah County Grain Growers about the 1940s. Picture taken in June 1986 while building was being razed. Moscow Idaho Seed Company beyond. 1986 2 03-082d Looking northeast at Moscow from the Latah County Grain Growers elevator 1 item Concrete elevator. Sixth and Main streets at right. Picture by the Idahonian in 1950. 1950 2 03-083 Looking more to the east from the same position as the top picture [90-3-083] 1 item Picture by the Idahonian in 1950. 1950 2 03-084 Jess M. Scott, plumbing and heating 1 item Located at 618 South Jackson Street after Scott died. Picture taken in 1950. 1950 2 03-085 Looking north from the Moscow Idaho Seed Company building about 1950 1 item No. 1- Potlatch Lumber Company, Sam Espeland manager. 2- Scott Plumbing and Heating. 3- Standard Lumber Company. 4- Jim Nesbit, 76 Service Station. 5- Latah County Grain Growers elevator. Crites-Moscow Growers, foreground. 1950 2 03-086 Northwest corner of Eighth and Main streets 1 item Formerly Smith Brothers Shell service station for many years. Now First Bank of Troy. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, September 4, 1977. 1977 2 03-087 Northwest corner of Eighth and Jackson streets 1 item Formerly Union service station. Now flat storage warehouse of Crites-Moscow Growers. Beyond the Crites-Moscow Growers may be seen the original O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot built in 1885. Now U.P. [Union Pacific] Railroad depot. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 4, 1977. 1977 2 03-088 M.P. Miller Flour Mill; razed 8-28-59; newspaper clipping 1 item Photo of newspaper photo. Caption: andquot;Newly Acquired grain storage elevators and feed mill of the Latah County Grain Growers in Moscow, Idaho play an important part in this association's plan for expansion. This facility, acquired in July, was formerly owned by the Mark P. Miller milling company and had a capacity of nearly 500,000 bushels. (Photo courtesy of East Idahonian.andquot; The flour mill at right in picture was razed in 1960.; negative number 12-2-74-3 undated 2 03-089 Site of M.P. Miller Flour Mill; S.W. corner of 6th and Jackson, Moscow 1 item Fertilizers and chemicals at the southwest corner of Sixth and Jackson streets. Latah County Grain Growers elevator at left. This corner first occupied by the Michael J. Shields lumber mill in the 1880s and 1890s. Then Mark P. Miller flour mill, 1904 to 1960 when razed. Picture by Clifford M. Ott November 6, 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-15 undated 2 03-090 Breaking ground for the new office shown in the picture below [90-3-092] 1 item Mark P. Miller, owner. 1980 2 03-091 Looking at the southwest corner of Sixth and Jackson streets 1 item Now owned by the Latah County Grain Growers. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, July 31, 1980. 1980 2 03-092 M.P. Miller Flour Mill (Harry Bush standing in front?) 1 item Manager of the Mark P. Miller Milling Company, purchased by the Latah County Grain Growers in 1930 and was their first manager. The office was the small building back of Bush, the flour mill at right, with the concrete storage elevator in the background.; negative number 10-5-78-10 undated 2 03-093 M.P. Miller Flour Mill (interior of mill and Harry Steensma) 1 item Miller for the Mark P. Miller Milling Company. The flour mill was purchased by the Latah County Grain Growers and Steensma worked for them until retiring in 1979.; negative number 10-5-78-1 undated 2 03-094 M.J. Shields Lumber Mill; 1892; S.W. corner of 6th and Jackson, Moscow 1 item At the southwest corner of Sixth and Jackson streets. The refuge from this mill was burned in the Shields light plant in the next block south. Picture 1892.; negative number 1-2-73-10 1892 2 03-095 Mark Miller Flour Mill; S.W. corner of 6th and Jackson, Moscow; razed June 1960 1 item [Caption from photo in newspaper]: 'Won't be long - The old Mark P. Miller flour mill, now owned by the Latah County Grain growers, is in line for dismantling, according to Fred Cann, Grain Growers manager. A crew from Marvin Carter salvage Co., of Veradale, Wash., will start tearing down the mill today and are expected to complete the job in three months.' The Mark P. Miller Flour Mill at the S.W. corner of 6th and Jackson St. This mill started operating about 1904 and the building was razed in 1960. Now site of a fertilizer plant. Part of the flour mill building was moved from 4th and Washington Street and purchased by Mark P. Miller in 1904 and rebuilt.; negative number 1-21-73-11 undated 2 03-096 Michael J. Shields electric light plant in Moscow 1 item Built in 1892 on the east side of Jackson Street between Seventh and Eighth streets. Picture 1892. McGregor House and cupola of the Courthouse may be seen at right end of the light plant. The first Shields electric light plant was built in this location in 1889 and replaced by the larger plant in 1892. 1892 2 03-097 Portrait of Michael James Shields; builder of Shields Block and the Electric Light Plant 1 item Michael J. Shields left, built his home at 411 East B Street in the early 1890s and [it] is still occupied in 1976. It is one of the landmarks of northeast Moscow. He also built the Shields Building at the southeast corner of Fourth and Main streets in 1889 as a hardware store, and in 1890 the building south to Fifth Street for an implement store. In addition to the electric light plant above [90-3-098] he built and operated a lumber mill. Shields was one of Moscow's most enterprising businessmen of the 1890s.; negative number 11-15-74-12 undated 2 03-098 Electric Service in Moscow; Washington Water Power Co. book; history of electric service in Moscow 1 item Power from the Lewiston-Clarkston Improvement Company [LCIC] was turned on the Moscow line May 22, 1905. The original contract for the line was December 1903, subject to some kind of option as of May 1904. Late in 1904 the right-of-way was acquired and construction began. See contract folder 76, box 131 LCIC papers at W.S.U. [Washington State University] Library.; negative number 12-26-74-4 undated 2 03-099 Electric Service in Moscow; Washington Water Power Co. book 1 item Electric service in Moscow. Moscow. [photo of textual document?]; negative number 12-26-74-3 undated 2 03-100 Hall-Mickey brick plant; newspaper clipping 1 item Electric service in Moscow. Moscow. [photo of textual document?]; negative number 2-8-75-9 undated 2 03-100 Ssection 26, township 40, range 5 west; first sawmills; from 1914 Latah Co. Atlas 1 item First sawmills. Moscow. [photo of map section?]; negative number 11-10-75-17 undated 2 03-101 Moscow, Idaho around 1891 1 item The future 'opal mining center of the United States'? (Photograph courtesy of the University of Idaho.) 1891 2 03-102 Looking east at south Moscow from Idaho St.; 1890's 1 item From Idaho Avenue and Elm Street in the late 1890s. 1- High school, 2- Presbyterian Church, 3- Courthouse, 4- Methodist Church, 5- Henry McGregor residence, 6- McGregor House (later Gritman Hospital), 7- Shields electric light plant, 8- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, 9- Northern Pacific [Railroad] depot.; negative number 1-30-73-10 1890 2 03-103 Looking northeast at Moscow 1 item From the University of Idaho campus in 1900. Picture from Jeanette Talbott. 1900 2 03-104 Looking north at Moscow 1 item With the John King residence in foreground. 1900 2 03-105 Map of south Moscow showing Shannon place, later University of Idaho Forestry 1 item The pictures on the following pages are the area on the maps as the Catherine Shannon place beginning with the first picture taken in 1885. The maps were copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914.; negative number 2-4-80-12 undated 2 03-106 Map of south Moscow showing Shannon place, later University of Idaho Forestry 1 item The pictures on the following pages are the area on the maps as the Catherine Shannon place beginning with the first picture taken in 1885. The maps were copied from the Latah County Atlas of 1914.; negative number 2-4-80-13 undated 2 03-107 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Taylor Avenue. 1 item 1- G.A.R. Hall 2- Brick high school, 3- Presbyterian Church, 4- Courthouse, 5- McGregor residence, 6- Christian Church, 7- Methodist Church, 8- McGregor House later Gritman Hospital, 9- South Main Street, 10- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse, 11- Location of the Shannon property; the buildings not in picture.; negative number 1-30-73-9 1900 2 03-108 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Taylor Ave.; 1890's; buildings numbered and identified 1 item 1- G.A.R. Hall 2- Brick high school, 3- Presbyterian Church, 4- Courthouse, 5- McGregor residence, 6- Christian Church, 7- Methodist Church, 8- McGregor House later Gritman Hospital, 9- South Main Street, 10- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse, 11- Location of the Shannon property; the buildings not in picture.; negative number 3-8-80-14 1890 2 03-108 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Taylor Ave.; 1905; buildings numbered and identified 1 item 1- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, 2- Hotel Moscow, 3- Stand pipe (water tank), 4- Irving School, top, Russell School below, 5- High school, 6- Courthouse, 7- Northern Pacific [Railroad] water tank, 8- Paradise Creek, 9- Northern Pacific [Railroad] turn table, 10- South Main Street, 11- Sweet Avenue, 12- Shannon buildings, later University of Idaho Forestry Nursery.; negative number 3-8-80-15 1905 2 03-109 Looking N.E. at Moscow; 1885; buildings numbered and identified 1 item 1- A.A. Lieuallen residence, 2- Flour mill, 3- Baptist Church, 4- Russell School, 5- McConnell Mansion, 6- Presbyterian Church, 7- O..R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, 8- Methodist Church, 9- South Main Street, 10- Paradise Creek, 10- Shannon house and buildings.; negative number 3-8-80-10 1885 2 03-110 Looking N.E. at Moscow; 1887 1 item 1- A.A. Lieuallen residence, 2- Baptist Church, 3- Russell School, 4- McConnell Mansion, 5- Presbyterian Church, 6- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, 7- Methodist Church, 8- South Main Street, 9- Paradise Creek, 10- Shannon.; negative number 1-26-73-8 1887 2 03-111 Looking N.E. at Moscow; 1887; buildings numbered and identified 1 item 1- A.A. Lieuallen residence, 2- Baptist Church, 3- Russell School, 4- McConnell Mansion, 5- Presbyterian Church, 6- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, 7- Methodist Church, 8- South Main Street, 9- Paradise Creek, 10- Shannon.; negative number 3-8-80-11 1887 2 03-111 Looking east at south Moscow from Morrill Hall; 1907; buildings numbered and identified; by Sterner 1 item 1- Tomers Butte, 2- Cemetery, 3- Skattaboe farm to left and right of Northern Pacific Railroad, 4- Henley house at east end of Henley Avenue, 5- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse left and water tank right, 6- South Main Street, 7- Sweet Avenue, 8- Shannon buildings. Picture from a 11 x 14 glass negative.; negative number 3-8-80-14 1907 2 03-112 Looking S.W. at south Moscow from the Courthouse; 1907; buildings numbered and identified 1 item Part of a panoramic of Moscow. Photographer not known. 1- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse, 2- South Main Street showing the hill going south, 3- Shannon buildings, 4- M.E. Lewis residence built in 1903 at site of McGregor residence.; negative number 3-8-80-15 1907 2 03-113 Looking east at south Moscow from University Hill; 1916 1 item From a panoramic by Allen Photo Co., Moscow Idaho from University Hill. Shannon buildings right center of picture and right of Sweet Avenue.; negative number 3-8-80-16 1916 2 03-114 Looking east at the south part of Moscow [01] 1 item From aeroplane about 1938. At this time the Marie Shannon place had been purchased by the University of Idaho (recorded March 30, 1929) for their Forestry Nursery shown in the picture. 1929 2 03-115 Looking north at Moscow from Taylor Avenue in 1950 1 item University of Idaho Forestry Nursery in the foreground. 1950 2 03-116 Looking northeast at Moscow from Taylor Avenue in 1950 [03] 1 item University of Idaho Forestry Nursery in the foreground. No. (1) Washburn-Wilson Seed Company seed processing plant sold to Carl Eisinger in 1960 and burned completely in 1961. 1961 2 03-117 Looking north at Moscow from Taylor Avenue 1 item [Photograph taken] April 3, 1980 1980 2 03-118 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Taylor Avenue 1 item [Photograph taken] April 3, 1980 1980 2 03-119 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Taylor Ave. 1 item Marie Shannon home in the foreground, now the location of the University of Idaho Forestry Nursery. Beyond the rail fence, Sweet Avenue, Paradise Creek. Northern Pacific [Railroad] turn table. South Main Street at right.; negative number 1-26-73-3 undated 2 03-120 Looking northeast at the southeast part of Moscow 1 item From the east end of Henley Avenue. 1- Henley home and buildings, 2- German Lutheran Church at the southwest corner of Spotswood and Harrison streets. Picture 1910-11. 1910 2 03-121 Looking east from the ridge between Lauder and Taylor avenues [02] 1 item The cut is south Main Street hill or Highway 95. The road east of the highway is Styner Avenue. The fence in the right foreground is the location of Lauder Avenue. Tomers Butte in the center background. Picture in the 1930s. 1935 2 03-122 Looking east on ridge between Lauder and Taylor, Moscow 1 item Styner Avenue shows but not Lauder due to buildings obstructing the view. Taylor Avenue shows at the extreme left where it joins Highway 95. Picture January 28, 1976 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 2-6-76-12 1976 2 03-123 Looking northeast at the south part of Moscow late 1890s or before 1903 1 item (1) Russell School, 2- McConnell Mansion, 3- High school, 4- Christian Church, 5- Presbyterian Church, 6- Methodist Church, 7- Courthouse, 8- McGregor residence, 9- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse, 10- Depots, 11- McGregor House (Gritman Hospital), 12- South Main Street, 13- Sweet Avenue, 14- Location of University of Idaho Forestry Nursery 1978. 1900 2 03-124 Looking east from the ridge between Lauder and Taylor avenues 1 item At this time Lauder Avenue had been opened and houses were being built on the north side. Picture taken in 1950. 1950 2 03-125 Looking north at Moscow from Ridge Road in the early 1900s 1 item (1) Fence in foreground now Lauder Avenue (2) South Main Street. Wording on photo: No. 23 Birds Eye View Moscow Idaho 1902 2 03-126 Looking north at Moscow from Ridge Road 1 item January 22, 1978. (1) Lauder Avenue, (2) South Main Street at top of hill. 1978 2 03-127 Looking north at Moscow [03] 1 item From south Main Street hill at the junction of today's Taylor Avenue. Picture taken in 1904. 1904 2 03-128 Looking north at Moscow, circa 1974 1 item From south Main Street hill at the junction of Taylor Avenue. Picture 1974 by Clifford M. Ott. 1974 2 03-129 Looking north at Moscow [04] 1 item From top of south Main Street hill. Note absence of electric power lines along road sides. Picture taken 1904. 1904 2 03-130 Looking north at Moscow [02] 1 item From top of south Main Street hill. Note the electric transmission lines on the left side of the road. This line carried 22,000 volts and was brought in from Lewiston, late 1904 or early 1905. Picture 1905. See smoke from the Shields electric light plant on south Jackson Street. 1905 2 03-131 South area of Moscow 1897 1 item 27- Shields lumber mill, 28- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] depot, 29- N.P. [Northern Pacific Railroad] depot, 30- Shields electric light plant, 31- McGregor House (Gritman Hospital), 32- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse, turn table, water tank, and windmill, 33- Paradise Creek, from a drawing by Augustus Koch. 1897 2 03-132 South area of Moscow 1907 1 item 1- Tomers Butte, 2- Moscow Cemetery, 3- Skattaboe farm, 4- O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation] roundhouse, turn table, water tank, and windmill, 5- South Main Street, 6- N.P. [Northern Pacific Railroad] water tank, 7- N.P. [Northern Pacific Railroad] turn table, 8- Paradise Creek, picture by Sterner, a Moscow photographer. 1907 2 03-133 Looking east at south Moscow early 1900s 1 item From Morrill Hall. Idaho Avenue in right foreground. Tomers Butte upper right. 1902 2 03-134 Looking N.E. at Moscow; from ridge south of U of I, or north of Walenta Drive; shows King house in valley at west end of Taylor A 1 item West end of Taylor Avenue in the valley below. John King residence in left foreground. Picture from John Talbott, 513 Taylor Avenue.; negative number 4-16-78-2 1903 2 03-135 Moscow's first Post Office; 1872 1 item This building was the the first post office in Moscow.; negative number 2-8-75-10 1872 2 03-136 Moscow's first Post Office; 1872 1 item This building was the the first post office in Moscow.; negative number 2-8-75-11 1872 2 03-136 Moscow's first Post Office; 1872 1 item This building was the the first post office in Moscow.; negative number 2-8-75-12 1872 2 03-136 Moscow's first Post Office; 1872 1 item This building was the the first post office in Moscow.; negative number 2-8-75-13 1872 2 03-136 Moscow's first Post Office Building; 1872 1 item This building was the the first post office in Moscow.; negative number 1-7-80-15 1872 2 03-136 Moscow's first Post Office; 1872 1 item This building was the the first post office in Moscow.; negative number 11-30-89-12 1872 2 03-136 Moscow's second Post Office at N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington 1 item Located northeast corner of Third and Washington streets. Built May 1910 - July 1911. Vacated 1974.; negative number 11-30-89-13 undated 2 03-137 Inside Moscow, Idaho post office, 1894 1 item Left to right: Harry Hay, May Calkins, Ed Barton, Col. R.H. Barton and Maude Barton. Col. Barton was twice postmaster, 1892-94 and 1898-1905. 1894 2 03-139 Postmasters for Moscow, Idaho 1 item A list of postmasters for Moscow, Idaho, including dates served and any name changes to the town. 1965 2 03-140 Establishment of Moscow post office 1 item Photocopy of an article outlining the establishment of the Moscow post office. Text regarding establishment of post office is underlined 1949 2 03-141 county commissioners; early 1900's 1 item Located about the center of the block between Fifth and Sixth streets and Adams and Van Buren streets. Erected in 1888-1889, razed in 1958.; negative number 8-30-74-11 1900 2 03-142 Latah County Courthouse [04] 1 item Located about the center of the block between Fifth and Sixth streets and Adams and Van Buren streets. Erected in 1888-1889, razed in 1958. 1892 2 03-142 Latah County Courthouse marble slab; built 1888-1889 1 item Was mounted on the wall of the first floor hallway [of Courthouse]. When the Courthouse was razed it [the plaque] was presented to the Latah County Pioneer Association.; negative number 1-7-73-2 undated 2 03-143 Latah County Courthouse marble slab; built 1888-1889 1 item Was mounted on the wall of the first floor hallway [of Courthouse]. When the Courthouse was razed it [the plaque] was presented to the Latah County Pioneer Association.; negative number 1-7-73-3 undated 2 03-143 Latah Co. first officers 1 item Back row, left to right: W.W. Langdon, Commissioner. J.W. Lieuallen, Superintendent. W.B. Kyle, Recorder. Roland Hodgins, Probate Judge. Front row, [left to right:] W.M. Frazier, Commissioner. J.N. Naylor, Commissioner. R.H. Barton, Sheriff. C.B. Reynolds, Treasurer.; negative number 1-29-73-1 undated 2 03-144 Courthouse and officials; 1893 1 item Left to right: 1-, 2-, 3- David Fairburn, Assessor. 4- Ed Barton. 5- [?] Ives. 6- B.F. Cone, Auditor. 7- George N. Hinckly, D. Auditor. 8- A.N. Roberts, Commissioner, American Ridge. 9- William Kincaid, Commissioner, Palouse. 10- E.T. Platt, Commissioner, Genesee. 11- W.M. Morgan, Deputy Sheriff. 12- Pat Doahue, Deputy Sheriff. 13- J.L. Naylor, Sheriff. 14- George Vinnegarholtz, Off. Deputy Sheriff. 15- H.R. Smith, Probate Judge.; negative number 10-26-74-7 1893 2 03-145 County commissioners; early 1900's 1 item Left to right: Arnold Lyons, Commissioner. A.B. McIntire, Commissioner. Homer Estes, Clerk. John L. Woody, Commissioner.; negative number 8-30-74-10 1900 2 03-146 Inside Latah County Courthouse, 1915 1 item Left to right: Arnold Lyons, Commissioner. A.B. McIntire, Commissioner. Homer Estes, Clerk. John L. Woody, Commissioner. 1915 2 03-146 Inside first Courthouse; Homer Estes on left; Thatcher on right 1 item Left to right: Homer Estes, [?], [?], Leroy Brooks, Harry Thatcher.; negative number 8-30-74-10 undated 2 03-147 Pioneer county officers and employees 1 item Back row, left to right: Harvey J. Smith, John L. Woody, Homer E. Estes, Charlie Summerfield, E.J. Gemmill, John Nesbit, John Cone. Second row, [left to right:] Elmer M. Paulson, Emma Junge Sayles, Glen Grice, Lillian M. Skattaboe, Gillis D. Hodge, Edna M. Theriault, George K. Moody, Harry A. Thatcher. Front row, [left to right:] Bessie Walters Babcock, Daniel W. Burr, Adrian Nelson, Ione Adair, Columbus Clark, Hattie Matheney, Juanita Dix, Hazel Seeley; negative number 8-30-74-9 undated 2 03-148 Officials and employees of Latah County Courthouse, names listed in description 1 item Back row, left to right: Harvey J. Smith, John L. Woody, Homer E. Estes, Charlie Summerfield, E.J. Gemmill, John Nesbit, John Cone. Second row, [left to right:] Elmer M. Paulson, Emma Junge Sayles, Glen Grice, Lillian M. Skattaboe, Gillis D. Hodge, Edna M. Theriault, George K. Moody, Harry A. Thatcher. Front row, [left to right:] Bessie Walters Babcock, Daniel W. Burr, Adrian Nelson, Ione Adair, Columbus Clark, Hattie Matheney, Juanita Dix, Hazel Seeley undated 2 03-148 Latah County Courthouse officers and employees; identified 1 item On the steps. Back row, left to right: 1- Ralph Smith, 2- Rudolph E. Nordby, 3- Judge Gillis Hodge, 4- Walter Q. Taylor, 5- Louis G. Peterson, 6- Harry A. Thatcher. Second row, [left to right;] 1- Mrs. Edna Theriault, 2- Miss Ellen Peterson, 3- Miss Amy Malstrom, 4- Miss Lula Stalker, 5- Mrs. Leola R. King, 6- George C. Hoidal. Seated, [left to right:] 1- Harvey H. Hoagland, 2- Mrs. Bessie Babcock, 3- Miss Rose Rawson, 4- Miss Margaret Walker, 5- James Blane. About 1930; negative number 10-16-74-11 undated 2 03-150 Latah County Courthouse officers and employees; identified 1 item On the steps. Back row, left to right: 1- Mrs. Edna Theriault, 2- Miss Ellen Peterson, 3- Miss Lula Stalker, 4- Miss Margaret Walker, 5- Mrs. Leola R. King. Front row, [left to right:] 1- Miss Amy Malstrom, 2- Miss Rose Rawson, 3- Mrs. Bessie Babcock. Picture taken about 1930.; negative number 10-16-74-12 undated 2 03-151 Officials and employees of Latah County Courthouse, circa 1921 1 item Back row, left to right: Judge Adrian Nelson, Columbus Clark, Charles Summerfield, Homer Estes, Clinton Wilson, E.J. Gemmill, Louis G. Peterson, Elmer M. Paulsen. Middle row, [left to right]: John Cone, Harry Thatcher, Lillian Skattaboe, Edna Theriault. Front row,[left to right:] John Canham, Ione Adair, Juanita (Frazier) Dix, Edith Sparks, Bessie (Walters) Babcock, Hannah Sundell. (1921) 1921 2 03-152 Latah County Agricultural Fair Association 1 item Photo of stock certificate for a share in the Latah County Agricultural Fair Association. 1888 2 03-153 Latah County Courthouse, circa 1950 1 item As it looked in 1950. Picture by the Idahonian. 1950 2 03-154 Latah County Courthouse, built in 1888, razed in 1958 1 item Latah County's first Courthouse built in 1888-89 and razed in 1958. Picture from the Idahonian. 1958 2 03-155 Latah County Courthouse; N.E. corner of 6th and Adams, Moscow 1 item At the northeast corner of Sixth and Adams streets. Built in 1958 with the last addition in 1975. Picture by Clifford M. Ott January 22, 1978.; negative number 1-22-78-10 undated 2 03-156 Latah County Courthouse; N.E. corner of 6th and Adams, Moscow 1 item At the northeast corner of Sixth and Adams streets. Built in 1958 with the last addition in 1975. Picture by Clifford M. Ott January 22, 1978.; negative number 1-22-78-9 undated 2 03-156 Latah County Courthouse, Moscow, Idaho; with poplar trees; from 1914 Atlas 1 item From a post card taken about 1910.; negative number 3-4-75-11 undated 2 03-157 Latah Co. Courthouse postcard; approx. 1910 1 item From a post card taken about 1910.; negative number 8-1-84-13 1910 2 03-157 Genesee; 1890 1 item Genesee, Latah County, Idaho Territory in the year 1888. Genesee is a garden spot. It is one of the best towns in the Palouse country. It is the largest town on the Spokane and Pacific Railroad. It has six merchandise stores, four hotels, two livery stables, three blacksmith shops, two barber shops, one drug store, two furniture stores, two hardware stores, one tin shop, one millinery, two real estate offices, one butcher shop, one newspaper, three grain warehouses, two breweries, and fine schools, churches, good store buildings and many fine residences. The print [90-4-001?] was given to the News by Mr. Henry Lorang and taken by his uncle, Mr. Thomas Lorang, who in 1890 was a traveling photographer. Main Street is slightly to the left of center in the picture, and shows the old Rosenstein Store and across the street is the old livery stable. The small dark building to the left of the darker building is the depot and the larger building is the old warehouse and grain storage place. The large two story white house on the right belonged to Matt Kambitch, who was in partnership with a man named Gieger who operated the brewery. Barely outlined in the center top of the picture is the old town of Genesee. The population of Genesee at this time was 500 inhabitants.; negative number 1-13-73-13 1890 2 04-001 Genesee Valley Fort; Nez Perce Indian War; 1877-1878 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Genesee Valley Fort built by homesteaders Nez Perce Indian War 1877-78.andquot;; negative number 9-21-74-9 undated 2 04-003 Our Saviors Church, Genesee; 1889-1917 1 item 1889-1917. Located west part of Genesee.; negative number 9-21-74-2 undated 2 04-005 Inside Our Saviors Church, Genesee; 1889-1917 1 item Interior, Our Saviors Church. Genesee.; negative number 9-21-74-10 undated 2 04-006 Blaine School in foreground; Belle Estes, teacher; Church in background; 6-26-1896 1 item June 26, 1896. Belle Estes, teacher; negative number 1-10-73-1 undated 2 04-007 Students and teacher from Blaine School 1 item June 26, 1896. Left to right: L.G. Peterson, Thomas Abrahamson, Carol Smith, Mrs. C.H. Kroesing, John Hagan, Mrs. Selma Johnson, Mrs. Louise Erickson, Mrs. J.H. Nordstrom. Seated, [left to right:] teacher, Mrs. Belle (Estes) Carssow. 12/11/1949 1896-06-26 2 04-008 Blaine's first school 1 item About 1895. Edgar Estes, the teacher, was a brother of Belle Estes who was teaching there, June 26, 1896. An addition had been added to the original school. See pictures [90-4-007 and 90-4-008]. The above picture [90-4-008a] copied from an 8 X 10' picture with no identification except the teacher. 1895 2 04-008a History of the first picture of Genesee, Idaho 1 item Built in 1885 and used as parish hall from 1917. Located at Blaine.; negative number 9-21-74-1 undated 2 04-009 First United Church in Genesee; built in 1885; used as a parish hall from 1917 1 item Built in 1885 and used as parish hall from 1917. Located at Blaine.; negative number 9-21-74-1 undated 2 04-009 Blaine Church; dedicated June 1887; people identified 1 item [Blaine Church]. [Blaine].; negative number 11-4-73-9 undated 2 04-010 Looking northeast at Blaine from the crossroads in 1915 1 item 1- Church, 2- Parsonage, 3- School, 4- Andrew Frank residence. 1915 2 04-011 Blaine Church and School; from color picture from Harry Mortensen 1 item The Blaine Church and Blaine School in Blaine, Idaho.; negative number 5-27-75-2 undated 2 04-012 Looking northeast at Blaine early 1900s 1 item 1- School, 2- Church, 3- Parsonage. Paradise Ridge beyond. 1901 2 04-013 Looking west at the crossroads of Blaine early 1900s 1 item 1- Blacksmith Shop, Andrew Frank residence, 3- School. 1901 2 04-014 Blaine about 1912 1 item 1- Church, 2- Parsonage, 3- School, 4- Andrew Frank, 5- Blaine Store, 6- Blacksmith shop, Andrew Mortensen farmstead. 1912 2 04-015 Blaine Store 1 item About 1912. Living quarters upstairs. Located at the southwest corner of the crossroads. 1912 2 04-016 Pioneer Blaine area; sawing wood; Harry Mortensen 1 item March 1955. Ernest Thompson looking on at left.; negative number 3-25-77-7 undated 2 04-017 Pioneer Blaine area; sawing wood, gas engine; Harry Mortensen 1 item Showing the complete outfit.; negative number 3-25-77-9 undated 2 04-018 Cordelia Lutheran Church; seven miles SE of Moscow; newspaper article 1 item Built 1885. The first Lutheran church established in Idaho, one of the oldest still standing in the Northwest, and one of the smallest in the nation will be rededicated Memorial Day May 27, 1948. Restored this spring by Mrs. Frances (Olson) Graham of New York, a daughter of one of the area's early settlers upon whose farm the church stands on ground donated by Andrew S. Olson, December 2, 1885.; negative number 12-29-74-11 undated 2 04-019 Cordelia Lutheran Church; erected 1883 1 item Built 1885. The first Lutheran church established in Idaho, one of the oldest still standing in the Northwest, and one of the smallest in the nation will be rededicated Memorial Day May 27, 1948. Restored this spring by Mrs. Frances (Olson) Graham of New York, a daughter of one of the area's early settlers upon whose farm the church stands on ground donated by Andrew S. Olson, December 2, 1885.; negative number 6-16-75-7 undated 2 04-019 Cordelia Lutheran Church; erected 1883; plaque on side of door (history) 1 item Located about seven miles southeast of Moscow and northeast of Genesee. Picture taken June 1975.; negative number 6-16-75-9 undated 2 04-020 Genesee Valley Lutheran Church 1 item In valley south of Blaine. 1975.; negative number 9-21-74-6 undated 2 04-021 Threshing outfit 1 item With the Blaine valley in the background. Oscar Selland. 1914 2 04-022 Juliaetta Tramway; 1913 1 item Was organized in 1878 and the first church was built of logs in 1878. The above church [90-4-023] with its congregation was taken in 1914. Picture from Gordon Iverson.; negative number 1-18-74-6 1913 2 04-023 Juliaetta Tramway; 1913 1 item The Genesee Valley Lutheran Church, parsonage and second church built at right in picture, about the 1930s. From Gordon Iverson.; negative number 1-18-74-5 1913 2 04-024 St. Joseph's School in Genesee 1 item At the dedication of St. Joseph's School at Genesee in 1900. 1- School, 2- Parish house, 3- St. Mary's Church dedicated in 1890. Copied from a newspaper clipping. Caption: andquot;In 1900 - At the dedication of St. Joseph's School of St. Mary's parish, Genesee, in 1900, the year the school building at left was completed. The parish house is shown between the school and St. Mary's Church, the latter dedicated in 1890.andquot; 1900 2 04-025 Main Street in Genesee 1 item Looking east at Main Street Genesee in the winter of 1912-13. Copied from a postcard from Charles Bumgartner. 1913 2 04-026 Christ Lange buildings in Genesee 1 item The barn at the left was built in 1891. At the left of the barn the small Genesee Valley Lutheran Church may be seen. Lange is the man in the dark coat. Back of picture dated November 5, 1915. Nov. 1890 the barn was moved (see following) [90-4-028]. 1915 2 04-027 Christ Lange house in Genesee 1 item Located just south of the above buildings [90-4-027]. Mrs. Lange on sidewalk. The house burned in the 1930s. 1915 2 04-028 Christ Lange barn 1 item Built in 1891 on the east side of the old Moscow-Genesee Highway just south of the Genesee Valley Lutheran Church being moved to its new location on Highway 95 about 6 miles north of Genesee. The present owner Leo Ernst gave the barn to Peter Heiser, a University of Idaho law professor who plans on converting it into a house. The barn was moved in November 1980. [Wording on photo: 'Idahonian Nov. 13, 1980']. 1980 2 04-029 Parade going east on Main Street in Genesee [01] 1 item When they were having their horse show of 1912. 1912 2 04-030 Looking west at Main Street in Genesee [01] 1 item About the 1920s. Wording on photo: 'No. 4 Main Street Genesee, Idaho.' 1920 2 04-031 Parade going east on Main Street in Genesee [02] 1 item During the Genesee horse show of 1912. 1912 2 04-032 Looking south at the flood waters covering the flat in Genesee 1 item The Northern Pacific [Railroad] depot ,center, pump station small building, right. Wording on photo: 'Mar. 1.1910.' 1910 2 04-033 Looking west at the flood waters with Genesee beyond 1 item Picture from Genesee Union elevator showing flood waters across the Palouse region, circa 1948. 1948 2 04-034 Genesee flood of 1904 1 item Picture copied from a postcard. Wording on photo: ' March Flood. 04. Genesee, Idaho. Printed for W.J. Herman, Publisher, Genesee, Idaho.'; negative number 10-22-73-13 1904 2 04-035 Looking west on Main St., Genesee. 1 item Electric power arrived 1905, postcard mailed May 22, 1907.; negative number 10-22-75-4 1907 2 04-036 Genesee Farmer's Union group; 1920's 1 item Genesee Farmers Union Members. [Genesee].; negative number 10-26-74-4 1920 2 04-037 South side of Main Street in Genesee 1 item Showing model T Ford cars. Picture from Herb (Tiny) Mortinson album of 1912. 1912 2 04-037a Genesee street; from W.S.U. Library 1 item April 29, 1904.; negative number 6-23-74-9 undated 2 04-038 Stock Show; Main St., Genesee 1 item 1912. Looking east in the top picture also [90-4-038]. Wording on photo: andquot;At the stock show Genesee Ida June 14 1912.andquot;; negative number 2-20-73-12 1912 2 04-039 Genesee street; from W.S.U. Library 1 item April 29, 1904.; negative number 6-23-74-10 undated 2 04-040 Pumping station in Genesee 1 item Pumping station. Genesee. 1905 2 04-041 Flour mill and sub station in Genesee [01] 1 item Flour mill and sub station. Genesee. 1905 2 04-042 Looking N.E. at pioneer Genesee; from W.S.U. Library 1 item Flour mill and sub station. Genesee.; negative number 6-23-74-9 undated 2 04-043 Sub station and flour mill at Genesee; from W.S.U. Library 1 item Flour mill and sub station. Genesee.; negative number 6-23-74-8 undated 2 04-043 Depot at Genesee; early 1900's? 1 item N.P. [Northern Pacific] Railroad arrived 1888.; negative number 9-22-73-10 1900 2 04-044 Road into Genesee, snow on ground; from W.S.U. Library 1 item Located on Genesee-Uniontown road east side of Idaho-Washington state line. 1904.; negative number 6-23-74-12 undated 2 04-045 Railroad depot in Genesee 1 item Railroad depot in Genesee. 1904 2 04-046 Genesee from the west 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Genesee from the west. Photo by Hall.andquot; 1904 2 04-047 West end of Genesee 1 item White building at left the flour mill with the electric sub station the small brick building at its right. The flour mill later burned. Wording on photo: 'The west end of Genesee Ida looking north. Hall Photo'. 1904 2 04-048 Genesee; 1890's 1 item March 30, 1890. Believed to be first picture.; negative number 2-20-73-11 1890 2 04-049 Genesee; 3-30-1890 1 item March 30, 1890. Believed to be first picture.; negative number 9-21-74-11 1890-03-30 2 04-049 Looking north at Genesee [02] 1 item Early 1900s. 1900 2 04-050 Horse power hay baling outfit 1 item Genesee area late 1890s or early 1900s. 1900 2 04-051 Looking north at Genesee [01] 1 item From across the flat. April 30, 1904. 1904 2 04-052 Looking N.E. at pioneer Genesee from R.R. crossing; from W.S.U. Library 1 item From N.P.R.R. [Northern Pacific Railroad] crossing on old road to Lewiston. April 30, 1904.; negative number 6-23-74-10 undated 2 04-053 Hodgins homestead buildings; Genesee; 1886 1 item Southwest of Genesee, 4/4/1886. Drawing by T.E. Miller. Located northwest corner at the intersection of Highway 95 and the Northern Pacific Railroad.; negative number 9-22-73-1 1886 2 04-054 Hodgins homestead buildings; Genesee; 1886 1 item Southwest of Genesee, 4/4/1886. Drawing by T.E. Miller. Located northwest corner at the intersection of Highway 95 and the Northern Pacific Railroad.; negative number 9-22-73-2 1886 2 04-054 Genesee High School graduates; 1903 1 item H.B. Hodgins grand-daughter back row, fourth from left.; negative number 9-22-73-8 1903 2 04-055 Genesee Farmers Union Members, circa 1920 1 item About the 1920s. Members of the Moscow Farmers Union marked with a *. See picture #37 for names [90-4-037]. 1920 2 04-056 Genesee Valley pioneer school children; (School on old highway north of Genesee) 1 item From H.B. Hodgins' grand-daughter.; negative number 9-22-73-6 undated 2 04-057 Genesee Valley pioneer school children; (School on old highway north of Genesee) 1 item From H.B. Hodgins' grand-daughter.; negative number 9-22-73-7 undated 2 04-058 Genesee Valley Band; 1899-1903; band leader Rev. Charles Anderson 1 item 1899-1903. Band leader Rev. Charles Anderson.; negative number 9-21-74-11 undated 2 04-059 Genesee Band; early 1900's 1 item 1899-1903. Band leader Rev. Charles Anderson.; negative number 10-26-74-5 1900 2 04-060 Genesee; 3-30-1890 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Rev. and Mrs. Thompson's first Sunday here. Members of Our Saviors of Moscow were invited and their Choir furnished music. Taken at the Estef Larson home 1904.andquot;; negative number 9-21-74-13 1890-03-30 2 04-061 Members of Our Saviors Church, Genesee; 1904 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Rev. and Mrs. Thompson's first Sunday here. Members of Our Saviors of Moscow were invited and their Choir furnished music. Taken at the Estef Larson home 1904.andquot;; negative number 9-21-74-13 1904 2 04-061 Genesee; 3-30-1890 1 item Genesee pioneer family plus two more children.; negative number 9-21-74-12 1890-03-30 2 04-062 Niels Visby and family; pioneers 1 item Genesee pioneer family plus two more children.; negative number 9-21-74-12 undated 2 04-062 Idaho National Harvester near Genesee; horse powered 1 item Genesee, Idaho area in the early 1900s.; negative number 10-26-74-6 undated 2 04-063 John Platt baling hay; Genesee; 1910 1 item A push combine manufactured at Moscow 1911-1917. Near Genesee, Idaho. harvesting 65 bushel wheat.; negative number 7-1-75-10 1910 2 04-064 Foglestrom and Carlson threshing outfit; four miles N.E. of Genesee 1 item Near Genesee, Idaho. 1910.; negative number 7-1-75-11 1900 2 04-065 Juliaetta; 1897 1 item At the Spencer place, four miles northeast of Genesee, Idaho, circa 1900.; negative number 12-2-74-1 1897 2 04-066 Juliaetta; looking northeast; before 1900 1 item The above picture [90-4-067] from Otto Schupfer, son of R. Schupfer. Looking northeast 1897.; negative number 9-5-74-11 undated 2 04-067 Juliaetta; after 1897 1 item Some time after the picture of 1897 [90-4-067] on the preceding page. More buildings show.; negative number 12-2-74-5 undated 2 04-068 Juliaetta; after 1897 1 item Some time after the picture of 1897 [90-4-067] on the preceding page. More buildings show.; negative number 12-2-74-8 undated 2 04-068 Kendrick; 1891; first picture of town 1 item Some time after the above picture [90-4-068] was taken. More buildings show. Dates unknown.; negative number 6-27-75-9 1891 2 04-069 Pioneer Juliaetta. 1 item Some time after the above picture [90-4-068] was taken. More buildings show. Dates unknown.; negative number 9-23-79-9 1900 2 04-069 Bird's eye view of Juliaetta; after 1897 1 item Copied from a foldout postcard. Picture taken after the three preceeding pictures [90-4-067, 068, 069]. Believed to be in the early 1900s. Wording on photo: 'Bird's-eye View of Juliaetta, Idaho, looking east.'; negative number 12-2-74-4 undated 2 04-070 Juliaetta panoramics from early 1900's 1 item In 1915. Copied from a panoramic by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 9-23-79-7 undated 2 04-071 Stump Building, Juliaetta; home of the Foster School of Healing; from book 1 item Built in 1908. Located on the northwest side of Main Street. Wording on photo: andquot;Stump Building Home of the Foster School of Healingandquot;.; negative number 7-3-74-6 undated 2 04-072 Juliaetta Stump Building; Foster School of Healing. 1 item Built in 1908. Located on the northwest side of Main Street. Wording on photo: andquot;Stump Building Home of the Foster School of Healingandquot;.; negative number 9-23-79-14 1900 2 04-072 Juliaetta street (groceries) 1 item As the above picture [90-4-072] on the northwest side of Main Street in the early 1900s.; negative number 1-17-74-12 undated 2 04-073 Juliaetta Hotel before 1900 1 item Valley Hotel located on the southeast side of Main Street. The name L.F. Simmons shows above 'Valley.' Before 1900. ['Juliaetta Hotel' on photo.]; negative number 1-17-74-6 undated 2 04-074 Palace Hotel, Juliaetta; 1902 1 item Built in 1902 and known as the Palace Hotel. Located on the northwest side of Main Street.; negative number 9-23-79-10 1902 2 04-075 Juliaetta Flour Mill; "Pride of Potlatch" patent flour 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Pride of the Potlatchandquot; Patent Flour. Home of the andquot;Pride of the Potlatchandquot;.; negative number 7-3-74-7 undated 2 04-076 Pride of Potlatch Flour 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Pride of the Potlatchandquot; Patent Flour. Home of the andquot;Pride of the Potlatchandquot;.; negative number 9-23-79-11 undated 2 04-076 Juliaetta Cannery; approx. 1915 1 item And crew about 1905.; negative number 1-18-74-4 1915 2 04-077 Juliaetta Cannery crew. 1 item And crew about 1905.; negative number 9-23-79-12 1905 2 04-077 Middle Potlatch 1 item About 1909. Washed out the Northern Pacific Railroad bridge at the northeast edge of Juliaetta. Wording on photo: 'Middle Potlatch - About - 1909'.; negative number 1-19-74-5 1909 2 04-078 Schupfer Gulch 1 item The flood about 1909 washed boulders on the Northern Pacific Railroad tracks at Schupfer's Gulch.; negative number 1-19-74-4 1909 2 04-079 Grading streets of Juliaetta 1 item Pulled by six horses grading the streets of Juliaetta in the early 1900s.; negative number 1-19-74-7 undated 2 04-080 Train wreck at Arrow Water Tank 1 item The Northern Pacific [Railroad] passenger train wreck near Arrow Junction in 1936.; negative number 1-19-74-8 1936 2 04-081 Looking north at the tramway loading station 1 item For transporting sacked grain down the canyon wall to the valley floor below. Picture dated 1912. 1912 2 04-082 Top of Juliaetta Tramway; Otto Schupfer, Perryman in picture 1 item Loaded with sacked grain ready to be moved down to the valley below. Otto Schupfer, son of the pioneer R. Schupfer at right in picture. 1912. [Arthur] Perryman left.; negative number 2-6-88-16 1912 2 04-083 Juliaetta Tramway; 1912 1 item Nearly to the bottom of the canyon wall. 1912.; negative number 1-17-74-4 1912 2 04-084 Juliaetta Tramway; 1912 1 item Nearly to the bottom of the canyon wall. 1912.; negative number 2-6-88-17 1912 2 04-084 Juliaetta Tramway; 1913; men in potato field 1 item At the bottom of the canyon on the valley floor. Note the abundance of potatoes being harvested in the foreground. 1912. The tramway was located about one-quarter mile up river from Juliaetta.; negative number 1-18-74-7 1913 2 04-085 Juliaetta Tramway over barn; 1904 1 item May be seen at top of picture over the barn. Mrs. (Aloisia) Mathias Schupfer may be seen feeding her chickens in foreground. 1912.; negative number 1-18-74-3 1904 2 04-086 The Castle at Juliaetta 1 item Built by A.A. Adams in 1906 who made concrete blocks resembling stone. Located one block northwest of Main Street. In 1975 'The Castle' is being used as a museum.; negative number 1-1-72-8 undated 2 04-087 Kendrick [03] 1 item The town was founded by Thomas Kirby, the first postmaster, in 1889, who named it Latah. In May, 1900, an arrangement was made that the Northern Pacific would build to the town, and on a guarantee that that road would be built there by Jan, 1, 1891, Thomas Kirby gave the railroad a deed to one-half of the town site of 240 acres. The town was then named Kendrick, in honor of the chief engineer of the Northern Pacific. May 8, the town was platted, and Oct. 15, 1890, the same year it was incorporated. The first train arrived Feb. 4, 1891. Aug. 16 1893 came the first big fire wiping out 31 business structures and caused a loss of about $100,000. Again Aug. 4, 1904 fire destroyed 43 business structures and 19 private homes. Not one business structure was left standing. Kendrick had two floods, the first Dec 15, 1899 caused by a train wreck and the big flood of Jan. 12, 1900. 1891 2 04-088 First building in Kendrick; newspaper article 1 item Photo caption wording: andquot;First Kendrick Building. Pictured above is the first building constructed in what is now the town of Kendrick. It was the homestead cabin of John Nichols, the only habitation found there when Northern Pacific Railroad surveyors arrived in 1891 to prepare for the construction of the railroad over which today more than 1,000 carloads of produce annually leave the community. There is a movement in Kendrick to refurbish the Nichols home and establish a museum therein. (Photo by Maribel Schupfer.)andquot;.; negative number 12-29-74-3 undated 2 04-089 Kendrick about 1900 1 item In the early 1900s before the fire of August 5, 1904. Picture taken after the one below [90-4-091]. Note growth of trees in this picture.; negative number 1-18-74-10 1900 2 04-090 Pioneer Kendrick, Idaho 1 item In the early 1900s before the fire of August 5, 1904. Picture taken after the one below [90-4-091]. Note growth of trees in this picture.; negative number 6-18-74-6 undated 2 04-090 View of Kendrick, Idaho; from Idaho History 1 item Picture from the Idaho history published in 1899.; negative number 6-9-77-5 1899 2 04-091 Main Street Kendrick, 1897 1 item Built in 1892. See McCormick grain binder at left. Picture 1897.; negative number 6-27-75-12 1897 2 04-092 E. Main St. Kendrick; N.P. Train and watertower; 1900 1 item With Northern Pacific [Railroad] passenger train and water tank in background. 1900.; negative number 2-6-88-19 1900 2 04-093 Kendrick train wreck; 12-15-1899 1 item Caption from newspaper?: 'Six killed when train derailed. (See photo for remainder of caption.); negative number 6-27-75-10 1899-12-15 2 04-094 Removing train wreckage at curve above depot; Kendrick; 1900. 1 item Northern Pacific [Railroad] wrecker cleaning up after the above wreck [90-4-094] of December 15, 1899, which killed six trainmen.; negative number 1-19-74-1 1900 2 04-095 Kendrick flood; 1900 1 item January 12, 1900. (Caption is from The Tribune 1900. See photo.); negative number 1-13-73-4 1900 2 04-096 Kendrick flood; 1900 1 item January 12, 1900. (Caption is from The Tribune 1900. See photo.); negative number 1-17-74-5 1900 2 04-096 Kendrick, Idaho; before 1904 fire 1 item January 12, 1900. (Caption is from The Tribune 1900. See photo.); negative number 9-5-74-12 undated 2 04-096 Kendrick after 1900 flood 1 item After the flood of January 12, 1900.; negative number 1-24-75-9 undated 2 04-097 Kendrick flood (White Building); 1900 1 item After the flood of January 12, 1900.; negative number 1-17-74-11 1900 2 04-098 Main St. Kendrick after 1900 flood; pack train 1 item A few days after the flood with a pack train in front. Standing in front, J.H. McCallie, Moscow's first dentist.; negative number 6-27-75-11 undated 2 04-099 Pioneer Kendrick panorama; looking west 1 item Part 1 of 3 parts showing the west end of Kendrick from a panoramic by Allen Photo Co. Walla Walla, Wash. about 1916.; negative number 4-20-78-7 undated 2 04-100 Central part of Kendrick 1 item Part 2 of 3 parts showing the central part of Kendrick from a panoramic by Allen Photo Co. Walla Walla, Wash. about 1916. Picture from Rev. Steve Craskey of Kendrick. 1978. 1916 2 04-101 East end of Kendrick 1 item Part 3 of 3 parts showing the east end of Kendrick from a panoramic by Allen Photo Co. Walla Walla, Wash. about 1916. Several pictures were taken of different towns and locations with some dated 1916. 1916 2 04-102 Locomotive 1 item Caption from newspaper: andquot;Death Locomotive.andquot; Northern Pacific locomotive N. 700 lived to pull trains again after it, together with locomotive 364 carried four men to their deaths Dec. 15, 1899 after running wild down the Kendrick grade. 1899 2 04-103 Kendrick; 7-04-1903 (before fire) 1 item With the parade of July 4, 1903, in progress. Float at right pulled by six horses, the one behind by eight white horses. Kendrick Band in foreground.; negative number 1-18-74-1 1281 2 04-104 Kendrick Tramway; from a plate 1 item A drawing of the bucket tramway to convey sacked grain from the top of the canyon to the valley below. Located at the east end of Kendrick in the area now occupied by Brocke and Sons warehouse. Picture from a souvenir plate, Mr. G. Brocke, Jr. Wording on image: 'Tramway, Kendrick, Idaho'.; negative number 4-9-77-1 undated 2 04-105 Kendrick [02] 1 item After 1904 fire. 1904 2 04-106 Kendrick fire; 1903-1904 1 item After 1904 fire.; negative number 1-17-74-10 1903 2 04-107 Copy of newspaper article about fire in Kendrick 1 item A newspaper article from the Idahonian, September 29, 1961, telling the story of the second major fire the town of Kendrick suffered. 1961 2 04-108 Kendrick after 1904 fire 1 item Looking southeast after the fire, showing buildings not burned. [Kendrick].; negative number 1-17-74-1 undated 2 04-109 Kendrick after 1904 fire 1 item Looking southeast after the fire, showing buildings not burned. [Kendrick].; negative number 1-24-75-8 undated 2 04-109 Kendrick after 1904 fire 1 item After the fire of August 5, 1904.; negative number 1-24-75-7 undated 2 04-110 Kendrick after fire; approx. 1900 1 item Showing some of the first business establishments operating out of tents after the fire.; negative number 1-18-74-11 1900 2 04-111 N.B. Long (residence); from Kendrick Gazette 1 item Located on the hill at the east end of Main Street on the north side. The east section of the residence was built in 1889 and the west section in 1900.; negative number 3-4-74e-10 undated 2 04-112 Pioneer Kendrick School 1 item Located on the north hillside. 1903. J.P. Barrackman was principal at this time and later was a principal in Moscow schools.; negative number 4-23-74-3 undated 2 04-113 Early Kendrick school; from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item Located on the north hillside. 1903. J.P. Barrackman was principal at this time and later was a principal in Moscow schools.; negative number 3-4-74f-9 undated 2 04-113 Pioneer Kendrick flour mill 1 item The Kendrick flour mills were located where the Lewiston Grain Growers cribbed elevator stands today. (1975). A tramway transported sacked grain down the canyon wall to this location.; negative number 9-23-79-15 undated 2 04-114 Kendrick flour mills; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item The Kendrick flour mills were located where the Lewiston Grain Growers cribbed elevator stands today. (1975). A tramway transported sacked grain down the canyon wall to this location.; negative number 3-4-74a-3 undated 2 04-114 Pioneer Kendrick brick yards 1 item At the east end of town, manufactured bricks for the construction of the buildings in town.; negative number 9-23-79-16 1900 2 04-115 Kendrick brick yard; from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item At the east end of town, manufactured bricks for the construction of the buildings in town.; negative number 3-4-74f-12 undated 2 04-115 Looking east at Main St., Kendrick, in the early 1900's 1 item In the early 1900s. Before pavement and only one car visible on the south side of the street. The Long residence at top of hill east end.; negative number 6-18-74-10 undated 2 04-116 Kendrick Ball Park 1 item Located west of town about the 1930s. Baseball game in progress.; negative number 1-19-74-6 undated 2 04-117 Hank Skeel's sawmill; 1886; between Kendrick and Troy; above the old Bethel Church 1 item In 1886 located on the Chaney place near the Bethel Church on American Ridge about five miles south of Troy on the road to Kendrick. Picture from Herman Schupfer of Kendrick.; negative number 1-18-74-12 1886 2 04-118 Making molasses; Scotty Wilson homestead near Kendrick; sorghum field in background. l-r: Donald Burns, Mary Burns Wilson, Kate Burns Metcalf, John Burns, Carson Metcalf, ? Metcalf. 1 item Near Kendrick on the Scotty Wilson homestead, in 1894. Left to right: Donald Burns, Mary (Burns) Wilson, Kate (Burns) Metcalf, John Burns, Carson Metcalf, and ? Metcalf.; negative number 7-1-74-12 1894 2 04-119 Funeral of Eddie Snieve, showing horse-team and hearse 1 item Who died of the flu in Colberg, Germany March 18, 1919. Burial was in the Bethany Cemetery on Big Bear Ridge. World War One veterans of the area in uniform were pall bearers. Sargeant Fred Bolen formerly of Company F. 116th Engineers blew Taps. 1919 2 04-119a Funeral of Eddie Snieve showing hearse and Ira Bollen 1 item Ira Bollen, driver of the horse-drawn hearse. Hearse was owned by Frank Chamberlain of Kendrick. 1919 2 04-119b Looking east at Kendrick 1 item In the early 1900s before 1920. See the tramway trestle at the east end of town and shorter ones on the canyon wall. Sacked grain was carried from the top to the warehouse on the valley floor. 1910 2 04-120 Looking east at Main Street in Kendrick [01] 1 item In the early 1900s. Before pavement and only one car visible on the south side of the street. The Long residence at top of hill east end. 1910 2 04-121 Wilcox homestead near foot of grade near Kendrick 1 item West of Kendrick about one-quarter mile from the foot of the Kendrick, Troy grade to the west.; negative number 3-1-72-2 undated 2 04-122 Newspaper article about a train wreck 1 item 60 years ago today runaway freight train killed five at bottom of Kendrick grade. 1959 2 04-123 Looking northeast at Joel, circa 1940 [02] 1 item From the Northern Pacific R.R.[Railroad] about 1940. Joel and Cornwall pictures from Mrs. Ruth (Walker) Bruce. 1940 2 04-124 History of Joel, Idaho 1 item Photo of typescript and warranty deed.; negative number 6-17-75-7 undated 2 04-125 Tramway at Joel, Idaho 1 item Built in 1920-21 to bring clay from the pits to the north of Highway 8 to the Northern Pacific Railroad to be transported to the Moscow Fire Brick and Clay Products Company of Moscow, Idaho. Looking south at two towers with cables at top and the Northern Pacific Railroad train in background.; negative number 6-17-75-8 undated 2 04-126 Walker's round barn; 3/4 miles west of Joel 1 item Located about three-quarters of a mile west of Joel.; negative number 6-17-75-11 undated 2 04-127 Looking north at Joel [02] 1 item July 9, 1926, before crib-bin elevators were built. Picture from Ted Wolfenberger. 1926 2 04-128 Looking north at Joel [01] 1 item September 19, 1939, showing lumber mill and two crib-bin elevators. Picture after the timber fire on the ridge south of Joel. By Ted Wolfenberger. 1939 2 04-129 Looking northeast from tramway tower. Joel, Idaho. Raymond Grain Co. NP depot at right 1 item April 14, 1940, from tramway tower. Picture by Ted Wolfenberger. Northern Pacific Railroad depot at right.; negative number 6-17-75-b-6 1940 2 04-130 Looking northeast at Joel from the tramway tower. Raymond Grain Company 1 item April 14, 1940, from tramway tower. Picture by Ted Wolfenberger. Northern Pacific Railroad depot at right.; negative number 1-31-78-8 1940 2 04-130 Looking east at Joel from the tramway tower showing saw mill across railroad tracks. Locomotive steaming in 1 item August 14, 1940, from tramway tower showing the sawmill south across the Northern Pacific Railroad tracks. Picture by Ted Wolfenberger.; negative number 1-31-78-7 1940 2 04-131 Cornwall, Idaho; 1900 or before; Grice's Flour Mill 1 item In 1900 or before. Grice's flour mill in the foreground. Church next building north, and the white building in the trees the grocery store.; negative number 6-17-75-1 undated 2 04-132 History of Cornwall 1 item Photo of typescript and map section.; negative number 6-17-75-1 undated 2 04-133 History of Cornwall 1 item Photo of typescript and map section.; negative number 6-17-75-2 undated 2 04-133 Mason Cornwall's Store and Post Office building, Cornwall; built approx. 1885 1 item Was built by Mason Cornwall about 1885. A dance hall was on the left. In 1898 it belonged to Mr. Halverson who sold to Joe E. Blaylock. Left to right: Della Blaylock, Joe E. Blaylock, May Blaylock, Siv Lee, Frank Oswart, and Nancy Blaylock.; negative number 6-17-75-5 undated 2 04-134 Olswath's Boarding House, Cornwall 1 item On the side hill facing north on Sumner Road. People on porch not identified.; negative number 6-17-75-4 undated 2 04-135 Roof of Joe Blaylock store with large hole 1 item A later Blaylock store showing the hole in the roof where Joe E. Blaylock was blown through by a dynamite blast. He lived to tell about it.; negative number 6-17-75-3 undated 2 04-136 Blaylock store [01] 1 item Inside the store. The hole where the coffee grinder is located is where Joe E. Blaylock was at the time of the blast. Also the stove and chair were above this spot. Left to right: Joe L. Blaylock, a son; Harold Bande Banter; Bud Buchanan; Oscar Assman; Dan Assman; T. Wolfenberger. 1900 2 04-137 Hobart's log cabin; 1 1/2 miles north of Tomer's 1 item In 1890 located about one-and-one-half miles north of Tomers Butte.; negative number 6-17-75-10 undated 2 04-138 Charles Hobart's threshing outfit near Cornwall; 1882-1885 1 item About 1882-1885 near Cornwall, Idaho.; negative number 6-17-75-9 undated 2 04-139 Miller's trestle on the Northern Pacific railroad about 1 1/2 miles east of Cornwall 1 item On the Northern Pacific Railroad about one-and-one-half miles east of Cornwall. Built about 1890.; negative number Bk4-140 undated 2 04-140 Walters School House in Cornwall 1 item The old andquot;Waltersandquot; school house in the Cornwall area August 1930 and razed November 11, 1936. Picture by Ted Wolfenberger. 1936 2 04-141 Miller School; 1930's; Moscow Mountain in background 1 item About 1930. Looking north from the Northern Pacific Railroad at Miller's trestle, about one-and-one-half miles east of Cornwall. Charles Miller home at left and Moscow Mountains in background.; negative number 6-17-75-13 1930 2 04-142 The Old Red House 1 item In the foreground was the Mart Miller's first home when they arrived October 4, 1883. Located in the valley north of the Northern Pacific Railroad and Miller's trestle. House and school same as in the above [90-4-142] picture.; negative number 6-17-75-12 undated 2 04-143 Troy, Idaho; date unknown 1 item In the early 1900s. The Northern Pacific Railroad at left and foreground with the Moscow Mountain showing in the center background. The pioneer school house shows at the far end of Main Street. Note the tree stumps still in the street.; negative number 1-19-74-3 undated 2 04-144 Pioneer Troy 1 item In the early 1900s. The Northern Pacific Railroad at left and foreground with the Moscow Mountain showing in the center background. The pioneer school house shows at the far end of Main Street. Note the tree stumps still in the street.; negative number 3-1-75-1 undated 2 04-144 Pioneer Troy 1 item In the early 1900s. The Northern Pacific Railroad at left and foreground with the Moscow Mountain showing in the center background. The pioneer school house shows at the far end of Main Street. Note the tree stumps still in the street.; negative number 3-1-75-2 undated 2 04-144 Looking north at Troy; pioneer 1 item In the early 1900s. The Northern Pacific Railroad at left and foreground with the Moscow Mountain showing in the center background. The pioneer school house shows at the far end of Main Street. Note the tree stumps still in the street.; negative number 4-23-75-3 undated 2 04-144 Typescript of the history of Troy, Idaho's name 1 item A typed history of the naming of Troy, Idaho. 1960 2 04-145 Troy, Idaho; 1890's 1 item About 1891. Note stumps in street.; negative number 1-9-73-1 1890 2 04-146 Looking northwest at Main Street in Troy 1 item In the early 1900s. 1900 2 04-147 Looking northeast across Main Street in Troy [02] 1 item At Fifth Avenue, 1909. 1909 2 04-148 Looking southwest across Main Street in Troy 1 item At Fifth Avenue, 1909. 1909 2 04-149 Troy Depot; Troy's oldest building?; newspaper clipping 1 item Reportedly Troy's oldest building; according to reports from old-timers in the community was built before the railroad tracks were laid. Picture early 1900s.; negative number 7-23-75-7 undated 2 04-150 Troy Depot; Troy's oldest building?; newspaper clipping 1 item Reportedly Troy's oldest building; according to reports from old-timers in the community was built before the railroad tracks were laid. Picture early 1900s.; negative number 7-23-75-8 undated 2 04-150 Troy Depot 1 item The Northern Pacific [Railroad] passenger track and depot at Troy. The town's population turned out to see the Troy Band off to Spokane, Washington. Picture taken in 1929. For Troy Day in Spokane.; negative number 11-2-73-11 undated 2 04-151 Looking east at the north section of Troy, Idaho 1 item Early 1900s. Northern Pacific [Railroad] passenger train going into town from the west. Picture from Mrs. Dean Carrico. 1900 2 04-152 Looking northeast at Troy 1 item With the W.M. Duthie grain warehouses in the lower right-hand side of picture. Now Troy Bean and Elevator Company as of 1979. Picture probably taken about 1920-30 period. 1925 2 04-153 First school in Troy, Idaho; burned in 1907 1 item Built in 1893 on the north hill burned about 1907 and was replaced by a brick school. Picture from Mr. M.A. Smith.; negative number 11-14-90-13 undated 2 04-154 John P. Vollmer flour mill in Troy 1 item Built in the 1890s by [John] Vollmer who was instrumental in bringing the railroad to this area in 1890. This building now part of the Troy Bean and Elevator Company as of 1979. 1979 2 04-155 Looking northwest at Troy [02] 1 item About 1913 when covered by snow. The new brick school shows in the far distance on the hill northwest end of Main Street. 1913 2 04-156 Flood waters at the southeast part of Troy 1 item At the southeast part of troy with the Troy Bean and Elevator Company office and part of the warehouses beyond. Date unknown. 1940 2 04-157 Idaho Fire Brick Company [01] 1 item Located west of Troy and south of the highway. Picture copied from 28-inch long panoramic by Allen Photo Co. of Walla Walla, Wash. about 1916. 1916 2 04-158 Idaho Fire Brick Company [02] 1 item From an earlier picture than the above [90-4-158] panoramic. 1910 2 04-159 Oldsmobile cars at Troy; pioneer 1 item At Fifth Avenue, 1926. Olds [mobile?] car agency showing new cars.; negative number 11-20-75-4 undated 2 04-160 Oldsmobile cars at Troy; pioneer 1 item At Fifth Avenue, 1926. Olds [mobile?] car agency showing new cars.; negative number 11-20-75-5 undated 2 04-160 North Troy from train window. 1 item From a Northern Pacific [Railroad] car window. School shows at extreme left. Date ?; negative number 8-10-75-9 1919 2 04-161 Main St., pioneer Troy; looking S.E. toward American Ridge 1 item Toward American Ridge, 1909.; negative number 7-1-75-9 undated 2 04-162 Brick school; Troy; pioneer 1 item Toward American Ridge, from a postcard. Early 1900s. Wording on photo: 'No. 1 Main Street from School Grounds Troy, Idaho'.; negative number 11-20-75-13 undated 2 04-163 Rock crusher; east of Troy 1 item On hill northwest part of town. Date ?; negative number 11-14-90-15 undated 2 04-164 Troy public school students 1 item School children of the above [90-4-164] school. No names or date. 1900 2 04-165 Print shop in Troy 1 item No other identification. 1925 2 04-166 Rock crusher, powered by steam 1 item Powered by steam engine, located east of Troy. 1915 2 04-167 George Bricka home in Troy [02] 1 item George Brickas and their home in Troy west of the N.P.R.R. [Northern Pacific Railroad] track in the summer time. 1901 2 04-168 George Bricka home in Troy [03] 1 item George Brickas and their home in Troy west of the N.P.R.R. [Northern Pacific Railroad] track in the winter time. No other information on these pictures. 1901 2 04-169 George Bricka home in Troy [04] 1 item West of the Northern Pacific Railroad track in the summer time. Brinkas (sic) in the back yard. 1901 2 04-170 George Bricka home in Troy [01] 1 item West of the Northern Pacific Railroad track in the winter time. Brinkas in the back yard. 1901 2 04-171 Sawmill and copper mine in Troy 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Photograph from O.K. Olson, Troy, Idaho.andquot; Handwriting on photo: 6-21-1912 1912 2 04-172 Sawmill and copper mine in Troy. 1 item Photo of map section. 1887 2 04-173 Northern Pacific Railroad train wreck 1 item Below Troy, August 2, 1911. 1911 2 04-174 Threshing scene 1 item On Axel Olson farm near Nora, 1918. Swedish Mission Church in background of picture.; negative number 11-2-73-3 1918 2 04-175 O.K Olson sawmill on Bear Creek; east of Troy; 1890 1 item On Bear Creek, east of Troy, 1890.; negative number 7-1-74-8 1890 2 04-176 O.K. Olson sawmill location 1 item Photo of map section highlighting the Olson sawmill location. 1926 2 04-177 Elk River pond 1 item Containing 1,110,000 ft. of logs.; negative number 4-19-76-2 undated 2 05-177 Men with bags of copper ore; Mizpa Copper Mine 1 item Mine 300-feet in the ground. Left to right: Bob, Carl, Knewt Olson and their uncle, J.A. Anderson.; negative number 11-2-73-11 undated 2 04-179 Looking northwest at Troy [03] 1 item In 1907. The school may be seen at top center of picture. 1907 2 04-180 Looking south at Main Street in Troy, circa 1928 1 item In 1928. This shows the west side business district of Troy. 1928 2 04-181 O. K. Olson Sawmill; four miles east of Troy 1 item Located four miles east of Troy. May be a different location that the picture below [90-4-183]. Nora sawmill?; negative number 11-14-90-18 undated 2 04-182 O. K. Olson Sawmill; four miles east of Troy 1 item Located four miles east of Troy in Township 39 N., Range 3 W. about center of Section 10.; negative number 11-14-90-19 undated 2 04-183 Early sawmill between Troy and Deary; note: oxen 1 item Located somewhere between Troy and Deary, possibly Deep Creek. See oxen in right center of picture. No identification.; negative number 7-20-76-32 undated 2 04-184 Section 10, township 39, range 3 west; O.K. Olsen sawmill and copper mine; from 1914 Latah Co. Atlas 1 item Located four miles east of Troy in Township 39 N., Range 3 W., Sect. 10. Same as mil opposite [90-4-183].; negative number 11-10-75-16 undated 2 04-185 Atwater Lake 1 item Natural lake located on Big Bear Ridge about five miles north of Kendrick and one-and-one-half miles west of Highway 3 at the southeast corner of Sec. 26, Township 39 N. Range 3 W. Picture from Gerald Ingle. 1907 2 04-185a Taney post office 1 item In top center of picture, closed in 1907. Albert McKee and Ben Hull hauling grain with four horses. Picture taken on Big Bear Ridge about one mile west of the Wild Rose Cemetery. Picture from Gerald Ingle. 1907 2 04-185b Sawmill [02] 1 item There were three sawmills in the Nora area. This is believed to be the White Pine Troy Lumber Company Mill. Picture from Clara Hoidal. 1907 2 04-186 Early Elk River; foundation at right is the beginning of a church 1 item Building under construction in the right will be a new church for Elk River.; negative number 4-19-76-1 undated 2 05-187 Elk River Band 1 item Playing in the street of Elk River.; negative number 4-19-76-16 undated 2 05-188 Hagen Farm; Al and Sandy Paul Farm in 1979 1 item Old Man Hagan place, now Hardy place where Al and Sandy Paul live in 1979. Picture from Sheryl Hansen.; negative number 11-14-90-16 1979 2 04-190 Sawmill east of Troy (Dry Creek or American Ridge?); 1890 1 item East of Troy, Dry Creek area, 1890. See oxen at right. See [90-4-184].; negative number 7-1-74-9 1890 2 04-191 Nora Mill in 1890's; four miles east of Troy 1 item Located four miles east of Troy in the 1890s.; negative number 7-20-76-31 undated 2 04-192 CCC Camp at Big Meadow Creek. 1 item On Meadow Creek north of Troy, 1935. Moscow Mountain at left background of picture.; negative number 9-30-74-8 1933 2 04-193 Meadow Creek Recreation Area; site of CCC Camp 1 item Same location as above [90-4-193], 1974. Note growth of trees in foreground.; negative number 10-2-74-1 undated 2 04-194 Meadow Creek Recreation Area; site of CCC Camp 1 item Same location as above [90-4-193], 1974. Note growth of trees in foreground.; negative number 10-2-74-2 undated 2 04-194 Looking east at Viola (Four Mile); 1882 1 item Called Four Mile in the early days. Picture dates from 1882.; negative number 11-28-90-16 1882 3 05-001 Viola; 1909 1 item In 1909. At this time the north-south road passed through the village and over the bridge in the foreground. When Highway 95 was built it bypassed Viola about two blocks to the west.; negative number 11-28-90-14 1909 3 05-002 Seventh Day School (right) and Boarding House (left); 1930; located behind Shefflin homestead, 3 miles SE of Viola 1 item Looking east at the Seventh Day Adventist dormitory, left, and their school to the right. Located behind the Schoepfler homestead about three miles southeast of Viola, in 1930.; negative number 7-2-74-3 1930 3 05-003 Seventh Day Adventist School Dormitory; Thatuna Academy; 1905; near Viola 1 item [Thatuna Academy] at left in top picture, 1905.; negative number 7-2-74-13 1905 3 05-004 Looking southeast at Viola [02] 1 item About 1909, see picture number 2 [90-5-002]. Picture from a glass negative. 1909 3 05-004a Train wreck [03] 1 item Wreck near Viola on the Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad electric passenger train motor about 1909. 1909 3 05-004b Post Office Certificate [02] 1 item [photo of Post Office certificate designating a postmaster] 1875 3 05-004c Post Office Certificate [01] 1 item [photo of Post Office certificate] 1876 3 05-004d Palmer homestead near Viola; 1910 1 item Near Viola 1910.; negative number 7-2-74-22 1910 3 05-005 Palmer wood ranch near Elk River; 1910 1 item Near Elk River in 1911.; negative number 7-2-74-24 1910 3 05-006 Kennedy Ford Dance Hall and race track; July 4th, 1930's? 1 item And the race track beyond. Round dance hall was built in 1928. Believed to be a Fourth of July celebration in progress.; negative number 3-25-77-1 1930 3 05-007 Kennedy Ford Dance Hall and race track; late 1930's-1940; Highway 95 and Palouse River in background 1 item In foreground, Palouse River hidden in trees and brush with Highway 95 at the left in picture with cars parked along the roadside. See Indian teepees with dust from a race in progress beyond. Late 1930s-40.; negative number 3-25-77-2 undated 3 05-008 Looking northeast at the Kennedy Ford dance hall during flood 1 item And the flood waters of the Palouse River in January 1961. 1961 3 05-009 Looking northeast at the location where the Kennedy Ford dance hall stood 1 item Until it was razed May 8, 1970, and the flood waters from the Palouse River, January 16, 1974. 1974 3 05-010 Kennedy Ford Grange hall 1 item Old Timer - The Kennedy Ford Grange hall, home of Kennedy Ford Grange 177, a member of the Idaho State Grange association, is the oldest Grange in Idaho in continuous operation. It was organized in 1906 with 99 charter members. The hall was recently dedicated with a well-attended program. The hall is located between Palouse and Potlatch, near the Potlatch-Moscow junction. [Caption from newspaper photo?] 1950 3 05-011 Oldest Idaho Grange's Hall Is Dedicated; 6-29-50 newspaper clipping 1 item A photo of newspaper article announcing the history and dedication ceremony of the Kennedy Ford Grange Hall; negative number 10-6-75-11 1950 3 05-012 Oldest Idaho Grange's Hall Is Dedicated; newspaper clipping; 6-29-50 1 item A photo of newspaper article announcing the history and dedication ceremony of the Kennedy Ford Grange Hall; negative number 10-6-75-13 1950 3 05-012 Potlatch Lumber Company mill during operation 1 item Built in 1905 and 1906. Operated until 1981 and closed permanently in 1983. The plant was razed in 1984. Picture by Charles Dimond, photographer for Hodgins Drug Store of Moscow, took picture 1930. 1930 3 05-013 Site of Potlatch Lumber Company mill 1 item Site of Potlatch Lumber Company [mill] after it was razed. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 4, 1985. 1985 3 05-013a Pioneer Potlatch, Idaho 1 item Located at the site of the Potlatch Lumber Company mill at Potlatch, September 22, 1905.; negative number 3-1-72-3 undated 3 05-014 Pioneer's cabin in Potlatch [01] 1 item The last of the old landmarks, pioneer's cabin, being burned to make way for the construction of the Potlatch Lumber Company mill. September 22, 1905. 1905 3 05-015 Laying foundation for first house on townsite of Potlatch 1 item To be built in Potlatch by the Potlatch Lumber Company, November 11, 1905. Note (Keep off the grass); negative number 7-20-76-18 1905 3 05-016 Looking east at Potlatch 1 item February 22, 1906. 1906 3 05-017 Excavating for the Potlatch Lumber Company mill pond 1 item December 22, 1905. 1905 3 05-018 Looking east at the Potlatch Lumber Company sawmill 1 item April 17, 1906. 1906 3 05-019 Looking northeast at Potlatch [02] 1 item Showing the depot and Gold Hill, April 17, 1906. 1906 3 05-020 Looking southwest at Potlatch Lumber Company mill [02] 1 item Brick kiln foreground, June 17, 1906. 1906 3 05-021 Looking south at Potlatch 1 item August 9, 1906. 1906 3 05-022 Looking southwest at Potlatch Lumber Company mill [01] 1 item After burner installed, August 10, 1906. 1906 3 05-023 Looking north at Potlatch Lumber Company mill 1 item August 15, 1906. 1906 3 05-024 Looking northeast at Potlatch [01] 1 item With large barn in foreground, September 16, 1906. 1906 3 05-025 Looking northeast at Potlatch Lumber Company mill and town 1 item September 16, 1906. 1906 3 05-026 Looking northeast at Potlatch Lumber Company mill 1 item Showing mill pond full of logs. Picture from a glass negative by M.L. Romig of Moscow, about 1906. 1906 3 05-027 Potlatch; first school house at Potlatch; American Lumberman 1 item First school with students and teachers at Potlatch, 1906-07.; negative number 9-28-13-101 undated 3 05-028 Potlatch school [02] 1 item About 1912. 1912 3 05-029 Potlatch Lumber Company dam in Potlatch 1 item In the Palouse River at the south side of Potlatch. This was to hold the logs back in the pond until needed at the mill in Potlatch. Early 1900s. 1900 3 05-030 Hotel at left and Potlatch Mercantile Company store at right 1 item Hotel at left and Potlatch Mercantile Company store at right. Potlatch. 1906 3 05-031 Potlatch; saw filing department; American Lumberman 1 item Showing large band saw being sharpened.; negative number 9-28-13-102 undated 3 05-032 Potlatch Lumber Co. power plant in Potlatch 1 item Engine furnished power for all the mill except the planning mill, which had its own power plant but of smaller H.P. [horsepower]. 1906 3 05-033 Street scene in Potlatch 1 item The Potlatch Mercantile Company building at right, burned January 1963. 1906 3 05-034 Potlatch Lumber Company power plant in Potlatch 1 item About 1906. Twin City Corless Steam Engine, 1200 H.P. maximum 1800 H.P. Fly wheel, weight 80,000 lbs., diameter 24 ft., face 68 inches wide with a 66 inch three ply leather belt. Engine used 12 boilers, 200 H.P. each divided into 4 batteries of 3 each. 1906 3 05-035 Potlatch Mercantile Co. selling force and delivery wagons, Potlatch; Oct. 1913 1 item Seventh annual sale October 10, 11, 1913. Wording on photo: andquot;Selling force and delivery wagons of the Potlatch Mercantile Company, Potlatch, Idaho. Oct. 1912.andquot;; negative number 3-14-76-15 5023 3 05-036 Vehicle and Implement Dept.; Potlatch Mercantile Co., Potlatch; 1913 1 item Wording on photo: Vehicle and implement department of the Potlatch Mercantile Company, Potlatch, Idaho. Oct. 1913; negative number 3-14-76-16 1913 3 05-037 School at Potlatch; post card mailed in 1908 1 item Copied from a postcard post marked June 9, 1909.; negative number 10-18-75-15 1908 3 05-038 Hotel and grocery store in Potlatch 1 item Hotel and grocery store. Potlatch. 1913 3 05-039 Potlatch; W. I. and M. Passenger Train, American Lumberman 1 item When at its prime at the Potlatch depot.; negative number 9-28-13-72 undated 3 05-040 Potlatch; Washington, Idaho and Montana R.R. Co.; logging train; American Lumberman 1 item Engine number 23 and crew pose for a photo before their last run. Left to right: Byers Sanders, John Zagelow, Les Malboy, Kenneth White, Alex Anderson and C. Hays.; negative number 9-28-13-75 undated 3 05-041 Potlatch; Engine No. 23 with train load of logs; American Lumberman 1 item Engine number 23 and crew pose for a photo before their last run. Left to right: Byers Sanders, John Zagelow, Les Malboy, Kenneth White, Alex Anderson and C. Hays.; negative number 9-28-13-75 undated 3 05-041 Engine No. 23 and crew; in a frame 1 item Engine number 23 and crew pose for a photo before their last run. Left to right: Byers Sanders, John Zagelow, Les Malboy, Kenneth White, Alex Anderson and C. Hays.; negative number 11-2-73-8 undated 3 05-041 Japanese Commissioners train; Potlatch; American Lumberman 1 item In the W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] yards at Potlatch carrying the honorary commercial commissioners of Japan on a tour of the Potlatch Lumber Company mill about 1913.; negative number 9-28-13-73 undated 3 05-042 Potlatch Corp.; Japanese Commissioners train; American Lumberman 1 item Front end of the passenger train in the W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] yards carrying the honorary commercial commissioners of Japan on a tour of the Potlatch Lumber Company mill about 1913.; negative number 9-28-13-92 undated 3 05-043 Potlatch; Washington, Idaho and Montana R.R. Co.; mail express; American Lumberman 1 item When the passenger train was discontinued on the run from Bovill to Palouse the Potlatcher carried the passengers, mail and express.; negative number 9-28-13-77 undated 3 05-043a Potlatch; Washington, Idaho and Montana R.R. Co.; mail express; American Lumberman 1 item When the passenger train was discontinued on the run from Bovill to Palouse the Potlatcher carried the passengers, mail and express.; negative number 9-28-13-78 undated 3 05-043a Potlatch school [03] 1 item At left with church in the foreground. No date. 1906 3 05-043b Potlatch Lumber Co.; William Deary builder of mill and first manager; American Lumberman 1 item Portrait of William Deary.; negative number 9-28-13-123 undated 3 05-043c Men sitting on lumber atop railroad car near Potlatch 1 item First car selects now ready on Track 2. Left to right: R.M. Weyerhaeuser, Cliff Musser, William Deary, A.W. Laird, Mr. Wilkinson, A.H. Irving, Mark Seymour. Picture 1906. 1906 3 05-043d Potlatch Lumber Co.; William Deary, company founder; monument 06-11-21; American Lumberman 1 item Two large granite boulders, one weighing twelve tons have been placed on the Athletic Club lawn as a memorial to William Deary. Heavy equipment and a crew of 12 men were required to set the monument in place. It was erected June 11, 1921.; negative number 9-28-13-94 1921 3 05-043e William Deary memorial monument showing two boulders with a plaque mounted on top boulder 1 item Two large granite boulders in place with a plaque mounted on the top boulder inscribed 'In memory of William Deary'. The two boulders were secured from the side of Elk Butte, near Elk River, Idaho, where they have been exposed to the elements for centuries. 1921 3 05-043f William Deary memorial monument [02] 1 item William Deary memorial monument with the Athletic Club building in the background. Picture has same coverage as one taken 6/11/1921 [90-5-043e]. 1984 3 05-043g William Deary memorial monument [01] 1 item By Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043h William Deary memorial monument [03] 1 item With the Athletic Club building in the background. Wide angle lens used on camera. Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043i William Deary memorial monument plaque 1 item By Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043j Copy of article from andquot;Potlatch Storyandquot; March 1960 1 item A copy of an article from andquot;Potlatch Storyandquot;, March 1960, describing the building, dedication, and personal history of a monument of William Deary. 1960 3 05-043k Copy of newspaper article 1 item Headline: Part of Potlatch history to be sold with mill (September 23, 1983) 1983 3 05-043l Potlatch, Idaho 1 item July 5, 1906. Picture taken from top of Potlatch Lumber Company burner. See picture #24 [90-5-024]. 1906 3 05-043m Newspaper article about Potlatch library receiving mill records 1 item Headline: Potlatch mill records go to library [February 5, 1984] 1984 3 05-043n Downtown Potlatch 1 item [Photo of newspaper article] Caption: Downtown Potlatch on one of the company store sales days in early 1910s. Beyond store in center is company bank, above which, in lodge hall, shoppers enjoyed free lunches. The Union Protestant Church is on up the street. Hotel is at left, farm implement store at right. 1913 3 05-043o Potlatch sawmill; big stump and sawmill; American Lumberman 1 item Standing on the north side of the entrance to the Potlatch Lumber Company mill. Picture by John D. Cress, Staff photographer, American Lumberman, September 28 - October 4, 1913.; negative number 9-28-13-22 undated 3 05-043p W.I.and M. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] depot in Potlatch 1 item September 4, 1985. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1985 3 05-043q Potlatch Lumber Company building 1 item The only building left in the area once occupied by the Potlatch Lumber Company. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 4, 1985. See picture #13 [90-5-013]. 1985 3 05-043r W.I.and M. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] engine No. 1 [01] 1 item Located at the west end of Main Street across from the William Deary memorial. The W.I.and M. [Washington, Idaho, and Montana Railway] depot at left and the grain elevator at right. Picture by Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043s W.I.and M. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] engine No. 1 [02] 1 item Close up view of W.I.andM. {Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] engine No. 1. by Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043t W.I.and M. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] engine No. 1 [03] 1 item Showing the manufacturer's plaque on the side. 'American Locomotive Company 40654 Schenectady Works June 1906'. By Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043u W.I.and M. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] engine No. 1 [04] 1 item Showing the manufacturer's round plaque on the front. 'American Locomotive Company 1 1906'. Clifford M. Ott February 1, 1984. 1984 3 05-043v Longest trainload of logs 1 item Going west to Potlatch mill on the W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] passing by the old Potlatch farm now the Gary Morris farm as of 1984. The Titan was one-mile long, 105 cards, 1,100,00 board feet of lumber.; negative number 11-2-73-12 undated 3 05-044 Horse show in Potlatch 1 item Believed to be in the early 1920s. 1920 3 05-045 Webster's Lumber Mill 1 item On Deep Creek in northern Latah County, 1888-89. Known today as the F.H. Brinken place. (1955). 1888 3 05-046 Marsh's General store/service station 1 item Located at the top of the divide on Highway 95 at the boundary line of Latah-Benewah county line. Picture 1934. 1934 3 05-047 Harvard and Princeton; 7-19-62 newspaper clipping 1 item Headline: Princeton-Harvard area, settled in 1880s, is rich in history.; negative number 6-12-75-1 1962 3 05-060 Photo of map section showing Princeton/Hampton/Harvard 1 item Princeton/Hampton/Harvard area 1914 3 05-061 Alphous Jones home 1 item Photo of newspaper photo and caption: Early Home - Alphous Jones, who was one of the first settlers of the Palouse River Valley, constructed this home in 1883-84 in the community of Starner, now called Hampton. The first post office was located in Starner, but it was moved to Princeton, a half mile further east. The home is now owned by Zelma Layton, great-granddaughter of Jones. 1921 3 05-062 Princeton; 1912; looking east from Hampton on the old road 1 item From Hampton on the old road, 1912.; negative number 7-1-74-1 1912 3 05-063 Princeton's Main Street; Independence Day Parade; 1915 1 item Celebrating July 4, 1915, with a parade on Main Street.; negative number 7-1-74-3 1915 3 05-064 Fred Kinman homestead; one and a half miles east of Princeton; Gold Hill in background 1 item One-and-one-half miles east of Princeton. Looking north with Gold Hill in the background.; negative number 7-1-74-5 undated 3 05-065 Samuel Lackner General Merchandise Store, Princeton, Idaho; advertisement 1 item Photo of newspaper advertisement. Wording on image: Samuel Lackner General Merchandise; negative number 12-10-75-12 undated 3 05-066 Aerial photo of Princeton 1 item Looking north. 1- Aslin Finch Company elevator, 2- Depot converted into home, 3- Depot converted into a store. One depot was at Princeton, the other from Harvard. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 1971. 1971 3 05-067 Princeton, Idaho 1 item Photo of newspaper photo and caption 1960 3 05-068 Harvard, ID 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo and caption] 1930 3 05-069 Starner store in Princeton 1 item In the 1890s named Starner Store. 1890 3 05-070 Razing pioneer buildings at Princeton 1 item Being razed 5/9/76. Building at left, the Marquette Store, G. Guernsey, general merchandise. At one time the post office was in this building.; negative number 5-9-76-1 undated 3 05-071 Princeton county fair exhibit at Princeton; note: grain spelling name of Princeton; Mr. Young on left 1 item The bundles of grain at top of picture spell Princeton. Mr. Young at left in picture.; negative number 7-1-74-2 undated 3 05-072 Early Harvard 1 item Showing the W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] depot, a grain warehouse, and a few other buildings. About 1906.; negative number 4-19-76-16 undated 3 05-073 Early Harvard 1 item Showing the W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] depot, a grain warehouse, and a few other buildings. About 1906.; negative number 4-19-76-4 undated 3 05-073 Early Harvard 1 item With Gold Hill in the background and a few homes north of the W.IandM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway]. At this time the road came in from the north. About 1906.; negative number 4-19-76-14 undated 3 05-074 Woodfell Post Office; with footnotes 1 item Cabin used as post office called Woodfell, Idaho. It was built by John Jacob Johnson, father of Mrs. Edna Butterfield, Princeton, Idaho. [See image for additional information].; negative number 11-26-74-12 undated 3 05-075 Woodfell Post Office; located north of Harvard; museum 1 item The location of the Woodfell post office was two miles north of the Camp Grizzly-Laird Park turn-off on Highway 95 alt., on Meadow Creek. The cabin was destroyed about 1968. The cemetery west of the creek on the high ground identifies the site.; negative number 7-2-72-8 undated 3 05-076 Woodfell Post Office; with footnotes 1 item The location of the Woodfell post office was two miles north of the Camp Grizzly-Laird Park turn-off on Highway 95 alt., on Meadow Creek. The cabin was destroyed about 1968. The cemetery west of the creek on the high ground identifies the site.; negative number 11-26-74-13 undated 3 05-076 Woodfell Post Office 1 item The location of the Woodfell post office was two miles north of the Camp Grizzly-Laird Park turn-off on Highway 95 alt., on Meadow Creek. The cabin was destroyed about 1968. The cemetery west of the creek on the high ground identifies the site.; negative number 11-26-74-6 undated 3 05-076 Woodfell Post Office 1 item Log cabin used as a post office called Woodfell, Idaho. Built in 1900 by John Jacob Johnson the father of Mrs. Edna Butterfield. The Johnson Family Cemetery may be seen in the clump of trees over the front of the Post Office.; negative number 11-26-74-5 undated 3 05-077 Location of former cabin in Woodfell, Idaho [01] 1 item Picture taken from about the same location as the top picture [90-5-077]. The log cabin was destroyed about 1968. The Johnson family cemetery may be seen on the knoll across the flat. 1968 3 05-078 Woodfell, Idaho 1 item Looking northwest from about the location of the Woodfell Post Office. See location of the cemetery in cluster of trees beyond front of log cabin P.O. [post office] Picture #75 [90-5-075]. 1985 3 05-078a Woodfell post office sign [01] 1 item The above Woodfell sign [90-5-078c] was located by A. Clausen in 1985 and photographed by him. 1985 3 05-078c Woodfell post office sign [02] 1 item The above Woodfell sign [90-5-078d] was copied and enlarged and mounted on the log cabin P.O. [post office] and copied by Clifford M. Ott. 1985 3 05-078d Location of Woodfell Post Office 1 item Looking at the location of the Woodfell Post Office with the J.J. Johnson cemetery in the background. See the shafts in the foreground where the P.O. [post office] stood. Picture May 9, 1976 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 5-9-76-5 undated 3 05-079 Closeup of map section of plats, streets, and property holders 1 item Photo of map section]. 1916 3 05-080 J.J. Johnson; first homesite at Woodfell 1 item Looking northwest at the foundation of the first J.J. Johnson home about one-quarter mile south of the cemetery. See map on preceding page [90-5-080]. Albert Clausen at left, Max Halstrom, anthropologist at right. This home was later moved to a new location west of the present home, and now is incorporated in the present home. Note flowers in bloom top picture [90-5-081]. Clausen at well location. Pictures May 9, 1976.; negative number 5-9-76-4 undated 3 05-081 Lost Wheelbarrow Mining Company stock certificate 1 item Lost Wheelbarrow Mining Company stock certificate for J.B. West.; negative number 5-14-77-12 undated 3 05-082 Gold Hill Post Office; late 1860's 1 item Built in the late 1860s located about one-and-one-half miles north of Gold Hill in Township 42 N. Range 4 West, Section 11 near the Carrico Gold Mine. Left to right: Paul Bockmier and Mr. Brown with gun. Picture taken in 1924.; negative number 12-10-75-4 1860 3 05-083 Wheelbarrow Mine; north of Gold Hill 1 item Located in the area north of Gold Hill.; negative number 8-10-75-8 undated 3 05-084 Wheelbarrow Mine; north of Gold Hill 1 item Located in the area north of Gold Hill.; negative number 12-10-75-5 undated 3 05-084 Hoodoo Mine 1 item Hoodoo Mine. 1906 3 05-085 Miners' camp in the Hoodoos 1 item Miners' camp in the Hoodoos. 1906 3 05-086 Log cabin in the Hoodoos [02] 1 item Log cabin in the Hoodoos. 1906 3 05-087 Hoodoo Mine area from map 1 item Ghost Cabins in the Hoodoos; negative number 5-25-76-15 undated 3 05-088 Deary bank 1 item Picture from Al Hoffman of Moscow.; negative number 3-10-81b-2 undated 3 05-089 Main Street in Deary 1 item Main Street. Deary. 1906 3 05-090 Deary, Idaho 1 item June 23, 1906, with Potato Hill in the background. The town was started with the coming of the W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] when it was built from Bovill to Palouse.; negative number 1-9-73-2 1906 3 05-091 Deary, Idaho; 1908 1 item In 1908 with Potato Hill in background. The town owned a gasoline engine drive electric generating plant which was discontinued in 1927 with the coming of electric power from Spokane.; negative number 2-6-88-7 1908 3 05-092 Deary, Idaho; 1910 1 item In 1910.; negative number 2-6-88-8 1910 3 05-093 Deary; 1910 1 item In 1910 before the big fire.; negative number 7-2-74-23 1910 3 05-094 Deary, Idaho; 1910; before the fire 1 item In 1910 before the big fire.; negative number 2-6-88-10 1910 3 05-094 Deary, showing farms 1 item Photograph shows the town of Deary and the farms in the area. 1909 3 05-094a Deary during harvest 1 item Photograph shows the town of Deary during harvest. 1909 3 05-094b Wash. Idaho and Montana R.R. train at Deary Depot; approx. 1907 1 item From a postcard postmarked November 16, 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-16 1907 3 05-095 Washington, Idaho and Montana RR Depot at Deary; 11-16-07 1 item From a postcard postmarked November 16, 1907.; negative number 2-6-88-11 1907 3 05-095 Governor Moses Alexander 1 item July 15, 1917. Al Hoffman. 1917 3 05-096 Deary, looking east, from a panoramic picture 1 item From a panoramic picture cut into three sections, top- looking northeast, center- looking east, and bottom- looking southeast. Believe picture was taken in the 1930s. 1935 3 05-097 Deary, looking southeast, from a panoramic picture 1 item From a panoramic picture cut into three sections, top- looking northeast, center- looking east, and bottom- looking southeast. Believe picture was taken in the 1930'. 1935 3 05-098 Deary, from a panoramic picture 1 item From a panoramic picture cut into three sections, top- looking northeast, center- looking east, and bottom- looking southeast. Believe picture was taken in the 1930s. 1935 3 05-099 Helmer School 1 item District 69. Picture taken in 1908.; negative number 7-3-74-8 undated 3 05-100 Helmer School; 1908 1 item District 69. Picture taken in 1908.; negative number 2-6-88-13 1908 3 05-100 Bill Helmer, chief timber cruiser for Potlatch Lumber Co.; newspaper clipping 1 item Noted pioneer timber cruiser for the Potlatch Lumber Company. The above school [90-5-100] was named after him.; negative number 7-3-74-9 undated 3 05-101 Linden 1 item Linden. [typescript]. describing the history of the town of Linden. 1980 3 05-102 Gold Hill Church and school buildings 1 item The church at left was built in 1907 and dedicated February 1908. The school at the right was built in the summer of 1903 and used until the fall of 1952 when students were taken by bus to Kendrick and Juliaetta. The above picture [90-5-103] was taken in 1973 by Clifford M. Ott. For three months, the first Gold Hill school in 1888-89 was f held in a log cabin known as the Bill Benner homestead; seven children [attended]. In the fall of 1890 a log school house was built on the top hill just south of the present school shown above [90-5-103]. The log school house was used for 12 years. 1973 3 05-103 Photo of map section of Linden 1 item Photo of map section of Linden. 1973 3 05-104 Photo of map section of Linden/Gold Hill 1 item Photo of map section of Linden/Gold Hill area. 1973 3 05-105 Photo of Linden/Gold Hill map section 1 item Photo of map section of Linden/Gold Hill 1973 3 05-106 Looking east across the Gold Hill Cemetery 1 item The church and school at Linden (Gold Hill) may be seen on Gold Hill about the center of the picture. The family graves of Kirchknopf and Carr in foreground. Tony Kirchknopf passed away in April 1975. 1975 3 05-107 Latah Co. map; 1914 1 item Photo of map section in Park, Idaho.; negative number 12-22-88-1 1914 3 05-108 Boulder Creek School in Park Valley 1 item Located in Park Valley, circa June 25, 1897. No. 1, Edward Swenson.; negative number 4-19-76-11 1897-06-25 3 05-109 Boulder Creek School; Park Valley; 06-25-1897 1 item Located in Park Valley, circa June 25, 1897. No. 1, Edward Swenson.; negative number 12-22-88-3 1897-06-25 3 05-109 Sawmill and crew; Park area; late 1890's or early 1900's 1 item Located in the Park area. Late 1890s or early 1900s.; negative number 12-22-88-5 1890 3 05-110 Park's second school and pupils; early 1900's 1 item Park's second school and pupils. Early 1900s. Picture from Mrs. Ringsage.; negative number 12-22-88-6 1900 3 05-111 Cart and horses; Park, Idaho; late 1890's or early 1900's 1 item Loaded and ready to leave Park, Idaho. Late 1890s or early 1900s.; negative number 12-22-88-7 1890 3 05-112 Park Church and congregation; early 1900's 1 item Early 1900s. Picture from Mrs. Ringsage.; negative number 12-22-88-9 1900 3 05-113 Park cemetery 1 item This is where the Park church was located. Picture by Clifford M. Ott October 16, 1977.; negative number 12-22-88-10 1977 3 05-114 Park's second school and neighborhood gathering; early 1900's 1 item Park's second school and neighborhood gathering. Early 1900s. Picture from Mrs. Ringsage.; negative number 12-22-88-12 1900 3 05-115 Ed Swenson Farm; Swenson family; early 1900's 1 item Formerly the Ed Swenson [homestead] of 80 acres located north of the S.W. [section?] of Township 39N. Range 1 west. Swenson family in foreground. Early 1900s.; negative number 12-22-88-13 1900 3 05-116 Ringsage Farm 1 item October 16, 1977. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 12-22-88-15 1977 3 05-117 Ringsage Swenson family; early 1900's 1 item Left to right: Swen Ringsage, Mrs. Swen Ringsage, Mrs. Ivor Swenson, Mr. Ivor Swenson (parents), Simon and Joseph Ringsage. The three sons changed their names from Swenson to Ringsage. Picture early 1900s from Mr. Ringsage.; negative number 12-22-88-16 1900 3 05-118 Ivor Swenson and log; 1930's 1 item And White Pine log from the Swenson farm, 1930s.; negative number 12-22-88-17 1930 3 05-119 Ivor Swenson with grandchildren 1 item With grandchildren and great-grandchildren on the Ringsage farm. 1930'. 1930 3 05-120 Swen Ringsage and Adolph Swenson 1 item With deer shot in the Park area. 1930 3 05-121 Looking west at old Avon in the early 1900s 1 item Looking west at old Avon in the early 1900s. 1900 3 05-122 First Avon School at old Avon with students; 1896 1 item In the old Avon area, 1896.; negative number 2-6-88-14 1896 3 05-123 Second Avon school 1 item In the new Avon area, early 1900s. See map on opposite page for location of old and new Avon. 1900 3 05-124 Second Avon post office and service station 1 item December 13, 1949. Avon pictures from Harry Schwartz of Troy. 1949 3 05-125 First post office at old Avon 1 item Date of picture unknown. 1901 3 05-126 Old Avon 1 item Drilling well for water supply. Building at left livery, feed and sales stable. Photo by F.E. Slocum, photographer Anderson, Idaho. about 1890s. Picture from Harry Schwartz. 1890 3 05-126a New Avon, Idaho [01] 1 item White Church built in 1913. Date of picture not known. 1913 3 05-126b Yale, Idaho 1 item Located on the Washington, Idaho, Montana Railway northwest of Avon. Shows three men and hand car on track. 1913 3 05-126c New Avon, Idaho [02] 1 item New Avon, Idaho. 1987 3 05-126e Looking east from Avon Cemetery 1 item At location of Old Avon. August 23, [1987?]. 1987 3 05-126f Schwartz tombstone 1 item In Avon Cemetery. Pioneers of the area. August 23, [1987?]. 1987 3 05-126g Looking north from Avon Cemetery 1 item Schwartz tombstone at right. August 23, [1987?]. 1987 3 05-126h Old Avon from 1914 Latah County Atlas 1 item [photo of map section] 1914 3 05-127 New Avon from a 1971 Latah County road map 1 item [photo of map section] 1971 3 05-128 Main Street in Bovill 1 item [photo of newspaper photo and caption?] Construction of Main Street in Bovill. The building at left was probably built as a store, but later housed the Major and Peters Barber Shop. The other structures are the frames of the E.K. Parker store and the Sherman House. Through the gap -- later filled by other structures, from the Bovill Drug and Spokane Hotel down to the Grant and Giles store -- are seen a Shay locomotive and tent. At right is a rod engine. Construction of the Parker store is dated by his daughter, Marie, as 1908. 1908 3 05-129 Pioneer road in Bovill 1 item [photo of newspaper photo and caption?] Probably 1909. Note the zig-zag rail fence in the foreground. Left to right in town: warehouses, Shay locomotives (depot not yet built), park area and Bovill Hotel premises. Sherman House on Main Street, saloons at right fronting on Pine Street. In distance at the extreme right -- later location of the David boarding house -- is a frame building which was probably the recreation hall. 1909 3 05-130 Bovill; 1913; street with hotel rooms 1 item Copied from a panoramic picture 28 inches long of Bovill taken in May 23, 1913. Picture was owned by Mrs. Harry Roach.; negative number 5-13-75-11 1913 3 05-131 Bovill; 1913; street with hotel rooms 1 item Copied from a panoramic picture 28 inches long of Bovill taken in May 23, 1913. Picture was owned by Mrs. Harry Roach.; negative number 5-13-75-12 1913 3 05-131 Bovill; 1913; street with hotel rooms 1 item Copied from a panoramic picture 28 inches long of Bovill taken in May 23, 1913. Picture was owned by Mrs. Harry Roach.; negative number 5-13-75-13 1913 3 05-131 Bovill; before 7-04-14 fire 1 item Between Railroad Avenue and First avenues. This is the right half of the above [90-5-131] panoramic. The first of July 4, 1914, destroyed all of the above wooden buildings.; negative number 1-10-73-7 undated 3 05-132 Bovill street; 1913; Hotel 1 item Between Railroad Avenue and First avenues. This is the right half of the above [90-5-131] panoramic. The first of July 4, 1914, destroyed all of the above wooden buildings.; negative number 5-13-75-9 1913 3 05-132 Bovill 1 item Left half of the above [90-5-131] panoramic of Bovill taken May 23, 1913.; negative number 5-13-75-10 1913 3 05-133 Bovill, looking east 1 item Looking east at the south side of Main Street between Railroad and First avenues. An early picture of Bovill before the post office was built where the three men are sitting on the sidewalk. A steam engine generating electric light plant was installed in 1911 and owned by the town. 1911 3 05-134 Peter Johnson's store; first mercantile store in Bovill; on 2nd Ave., off Pine. Mr Johnson and son Hjalmer. 1 item First mercantile store in Bovill was located on Second Avenue off Pine Street and owned by Peter Johnson standing at right of door and his small son Hjalmer at the left of doorway to store.; negative number 7-3-74-12 undated 3 05-135 Spokane Hotel and center of block; approx. 1907 1 item Spokane Hotel and a barber shop next door. Located about the middle of the block.; negative number 10-18-75-5 1907 3 05-136 Hotel Bovill [01] 1 item Hotel Bovill. Bovill. 1911 3 05-137 First store in Bovill at left 1 item First mercantile store at left owned by Peter Johnson. Copied from a postcard about 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-6 1907 3 05-138 Main St., Bovill; approx. 1907 1 item Between Railroad and First avenues. Believe this to be the first picture of Main Street Bovill, from a postcard postmarked December 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-8 1907 3 05-139 Bovill after July 4 fire. 1 item [photo of newspaper photo and caption?] A panorama showing the disaster of Main Street as it appeared on July 4, 1914. Not much stands except a brick chimney. To the right of the chimney is the Harry Roach house and then the Chapin house. Log piles occupy the open area of the St. Germain pasture, and beyond these is the cedar yard. Only half of an original long panorama which scanned from east to south has been reproduced here. The easterly part of the scene has been cropped away, but shows from a different angle in a photo printed on page 97. (?) 1914 3 05-140 Pioneer Bovill winter 1 item Between First and Railroad avenues. These brick buildings were built to replace the wooden buildings destroyed by the fire of July 4, 1914.; negative number 7-3-74-3 undated 3 05-141 Hotel Bovill [03] 1 item From the panoramic picture taken May 23, 1913. 1913 3 05-142 Bovill Hospital 1 item In trees from panoramic taken May 23, 1913. 1913 3 05-143 Bovill Hotel; approx. 1907 1 item Copied from a postcard post marked 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-2 1907 3 05-144 Headquarters Boville Townsite Co., Bovill; approx. 1907 1 item From a postcard postmarked 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-1 1907 3 05-145 D------n home in Bovill; approx. 1907 1 item Mounsoun, ? Home, Hesas ? Bovill. From a postcard postmarked 1907. Not sure of the above spelling or the meaning. In handwriting: 'Mountain House'.; negative number 10-18-75-9 1907 3 05-146 Old homestead; Bovill; approx. 1907 1 item From a postcard postmarked 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-10 1907 3 05-147 Bovill School; teacher: Mamie Rodner; 1907 1 item Mamie J. Rodner, teacher from 701 East Third Street, Moscow. She married William E. Cahill, the banker, in 1914. They lived for many years at 724 East First Street, Moscow. Picture from a postcard dated 1907.; negative number 10-18-75-4 1907 3 05-148 Public school in Bovill [01] 1 item In 1914. To be razed as it has become antiquated. From a newspaper clipping dated November 12, 1956. Wording on photo: 'W.I. Taylor, Principal, Mrs. W.I. Taylor, Assistant teacher'. 1956 3 05-149 Wash. Idaho and Montana R.R. Depot at Bovill; approx. 1907 1 item In 1907 from a postcard.; negative number 10-18-75-14 1907 3 05-150 Wash. Idaho and Montana R.R. train at Bovill Station; approx. 1907 1 item Same W.I.andM. [Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway] depot as in top picture [90-5-150] in 1907 from a postcard.; negative number 10-18-75-15 1907 3 05-151 Bovill Record print shop 1 item Date and location not known.; negative number 1-10-73-8 undated 3 05-152 Chapin cedar pole yard at Bovill 1 item Town shows at right of picture.; negative number 7-3-74-1 undated 3 05-153 No. 1 rig, Bovill; Bill Melow (operator) also Fred Waller, Wandke, Heidke, and Betty Helmer 1 item Rig number one, a steam engine-powered derrick for handling cedar poles in the yards at Bovill. Bill Melow (operator), Fred Waller, Wanke Heidke, and Betty Helmer, left in picture. Others not named.; negative number 7-3-74-2 undated 3 05-154 Fire in Bovill cedar pole yard 1 item Fire in cedar pole yards in Bovill.; negative number 7-3-74-5 undated 3 05-155 Logging camp near Bovill 1 item Wording on photo: Old Potlatch camp near Bovill. Winter 1933. Hodgins, Moscow, Idaho. 1933 3 05-155a Pole yards in Bovill, circa 1933 1 item Wording on photo: Deep snow - pole yards - Bovill. Winter 1933. Hodgins Photo Moscow, Idaho. 1933 3 05-155b Snow scene showing six foot snowbank on the Bovill-Elk River highway 1 item Wording on photo: Six feet of snowbank - Bovill - Elk River Highway near C.C.C. camp P-210 turn off, January 2, 1933. Hodgins Foto Moscow, Idaho. 1933 3 05-155c Snow scene from the big snow of 1933 1 item Snow scene. 1933 3 05-155d Potlatch sawmill; white pine; 22 feet at stump; located SE SE Sec. 34/42N/1W; American Lumberman 1 item 22 feet in circumference at stump, located on southeast Section 34, Township 42 north, Range 1 west. See following maps for location. Pictures by John D. Cress, staff photographer from the American Lumberman. Taken September 28 to October 4, 1913. This tree is slightly larger than the andquot;King.andquot;; negative number 9-28-13-27 undated 3 05-156 Potlatch sawmill; trunks of two white pines; first is 19'6"; second 22' at stump; American Lumberman 1 item Trunks of two White Pine trees, first one 19' 16'; second 22' in circumference at the stump. Same located as above [90-5-156] picture. No identification of the men in the pictures [90-5-156, 90-5-157].; negative number 9-28-13-28 undated 3 05-157 Potlatch sawmill; white pine timber located SE NE Sec. 34/ 42N/ 1W; American Lumberman 1 item Broad view of thick clump of White Pine trees located southeast northeast Section 24, Township 42 north, Range 1 west. Latah County. Picture by American Lumberman photographer, September 28 to October 4, 1913.; negative number 9-28-13-30 undated 3 05-158 Potlatch sawmill; white pine timber located SE NE Sec. 34/ 42N/ 1W; heights to limbs; American Lumberman 1 item Broad view of thick clump of White Pine trees located southeast northeast Section 24, Township 42 north, Range 1 west. Latah County. Picture by American Lumberman photographer, September 28 to October 4, 1913.; negative number 9-28-13-31 undated 3 05-158 Milwaukee Railroad construction 1 item Milwaukee Railroad going in. Men working on the railroad north of Collins. New railroad further increased the accessibility to the timber in this area. Picture 1910. 1910 3 05-159 Lumberjacks pose for photo 1 item With the tools of their trade. Crosscut saw and double bit axe. Picture by M.L. Romig of Moscow about 1910. 1910 3 05-160 Lumberjacks with team of horses 1 item Skidding out logs with team of horses. Picture by M.L. Romig of Moscow, about 1910. about 1910 3 05-161 Logging scene near Moscow 1 item By M.L. Romig of Moscow, about 1910. about 1910 3 05-162 Lumberjacks at Collins 1 item In front of the horse barn in the Bovill area. Picture by M.L. Romig of Moscow.; negative number 1-28-73-2 undated 3 05-163 Fairview; later named Slabtown; two miles north of Bovill 1 item Showing the store and post office during a severe winter with lots of snow. Name was later changed to Slabtown as [southern] Idaho already had a Fairview registered with the U.S. Postal Department. It was located about two miles north of Bovill.; negative number 1-28-73-1 undated 3 05-164 Camp 8; Potlatch Lumber Co.; pioneer 1 item On the Milwaukee Railroad two miles north of Bovill. Shops are in the foreground with Slabtown in the background.; negative number 10-22-73-14 undated 3 05-165 Deary, Helmer, Bovill and Collins area 1 item [photo of map section] Copied from Latah County map of 1914 [Latah County Atlas?]. The crooked line circles Section 34, Township 42 north, Range 1 west where the large pine trees were found. 1914 3 05-166 Map of white pine tree area; pioneer 1 item Copied from the Latah County map of 1914 [Latah County Atlas?] showing the owners of the sections of timber in the area where the large white pine trees grew.; negative number 11-20-75-14 undated 3 05-167 Collins School; teacher: Mrs. Sam Frei 1 item Log cabin schoolhouse at Collins in 1908, located four miles north of Bovill. One of the first teachers was Myrtle Gehrett, who later became Mrs. Sam Frei.; negative number 1-28-73-4 undated 3 05-168 School house in Collins [02] 1 item Copied from a drawing by Charles McConnell, a student of Moscow and a son of E.T. McConnell who was a nephew of Governor William J. McConnell. 1900 3 05-169 Collins; four miles north of Bovill 1 item Two pictures of Collins, Idaho, located four miles north of Bovill. See maps on preceding pages [90-5-166 and 167] for exact location.; negative number 1-28-73-3 undated 3 05-170 Collins, Idaho 1 item Two pictures of Collins, Idaho, located four miles north of Bovill. See maps on preceding pages [90-5-166 and 167] for exact location.; negative number 1-28-73-5 undated 3 05-171 Logging scene 1 item Load of full cedar trees leaving upper landing on aerial tram camp. E.T. Chapin Co., Bovill, Idaho. Picture from Jim Gleave. 1910 3 05-172 Collins, Idaho [02] 1 item Collins, Idaho. 1908 3 05-173 Panoramic of Potlatch Mill at Elk River; 1911 1 item Picture taken September 2, 1910.; negative number 2-10-77-10 1911 3 05-174 Panoramic of Potlatch Mill at Elk River; 1911 1 item Believe to be taken before picture number 175 [90-5-175].; negative number 2-10-77-11 1911 3 05-174a Panoramic of Potlatch Mill at Elk River; 1911 1 item Elk River, Idaho.; negative number 2-10-77-9 1911 3 05-174b Potlatch Lumber Co.; entire plant of the Elk River operations from hospital, from hotel to sawmill; American Lumberman 1 item In 1913. Both were built by the Potlatch Lumber Company. A steam engine generating plant was installed in 1910 to furnish electric lights for the town and mill. Picture by the American Lumberman photographer John D. Cress.; negative number 9-28-13-50 undated 3 05-175 Elk River Hotel; pioneer 1 item Early days. No date or location.; negative number 5-14-74-9 undated 3 05-176 Potlatch Lumber Company mill pond in Elk River 1 item Containing 1,110,000 ft. of logs. 1915 3 05-177 Potlatch Lumber Company mill pond dam in Elk River 1 item Potlatch Lumber Company mill pond dam. Elk River. 1915 3 05-178 Elk River News print shop; 1925; from left: Bill Marineau, W.H. Adams 1 item Owned and operated by William (Bill) Marineau at left, with W.H. Adams and J. Les Clark. c. 1925. Later Marineau moved to Moscow and was publisher of Moscow's daily paper until retiring about 1975.; negative number 7-20-76-1 1925 3 05-179 Myklebust's Store; Elk River, Idaho; early 1900's 1 item c. 1920.; negative number 6-24-76-11 1900 3 05-180 Tobison Store; Elk River, Idaho; early 1900's 1 item Tobison owner of the lumber, sash and door store at Elk River, Idaho.; negative number 6-24-76-13 1900 3 05-181 Jockheck meat market at Elk River; 1915; Mr. Ergert and Mr. Jockheck 1 item 1915. Left to right: Mr. Ergert, Mr. Jockheck.; negative number 7-20-76-3 1915 3 05-182 Flume at Elk River 1 item For moving materials down hill.; negative number 7-20-76-24 undated 3 05-183 Pack train for Clearwater Timber Protective Assoc.; Elk River 1 item In the street of Elk River.; negative number 7-20-76-26 undated 3 05-184 May Day celebration at Elk River School; 1920; Catholic Church on hilltop 1 item At the Elk River school. Catholic Church on hilltop in center of picture. 1920.; negative number 7-20-76-5 1920 3 05-185 Elk River Main Street; 1920-21; band playing on Sunday; large building near left is a boarding house, which burned down; hospital on hill 1 item Playing on Sunday on Main Street. Large building at left was the boarding house (burned). Hospital is seen on hilltop at right in picture. 1920-1921.; negative number 7-20-76-2 1920 3 05-186 Building under construction at Elk River 1 item Building under construction in the right will be a new church for Elk River. 1911 3 05-187 Elk River Band [02] 1 item Playing in the street of Elk River. 1911 3 05-188 Sawmill at Elk River 1 item [photo of newspaper photo and caption?)] Elk River sawmill as it looked in 1911. Axel helped cut the trees to clear the land for the townsite in 1909. In 1910 he helped dredge out the area for the log pond shown in foreground. 1910 3 05-189 Elk River; Idahonian, 5-29-76 1 item Photo of newspaper photo and caption. The Way It Is - The community of Elk River, population 383, sat placidly overlooking the former mill pond that figured prominently in the town's history. Inside the schoolhouse (center) residents talked about why they came to Elk River, why they stayed, and their likes and dislikes about the town. (Idahonian, May 29, 1976); negative number 6-4-76-3 1976 3 05-190 Elk River; Idahonian, 5-29-76 1 item Photo of newspaper photo and caption. The Way It Is - The community of Elk River, population 383, sat placidly overlooking the former mill pond that figured prominently in the town's history. Inside the schoolhouse (center) residents talked about why they came to Elk River, why they stayed, and their likes and dislikes about the town. (Idahonian, May 29, 1976); negative number 6-4-76-5 1976 3 05-190 First McCormick Reaper 1 item [Photo of a drawing] 1856 3 06-001 Hand scythe with cradle 1 item Hand scythe with cradle showing the pioneer method of cutting grain and men tying bundles with strands of grain. This method was used before the coming of grain binders. 1890 3 06-002 McCormick Wire Tie Binder cutting grain 1 item McCormick Wire Tie Binder cutting grain in the Gallatin Valley, Montana. Picture from Thora (Stranahan) Jones of Lewiston who lived in Montana. Picture taken 1890s. 1890 3 06-003 John F. McBride cutting grain with a Deering binder 1 item John F. McBride cutting grain with a Deering binder about one-and-one-half miles south of Kennedy Ford, early 1900s. 1900 3 06-004 Joe Phillips cutting grain on his farm 1 item Joe Phillips cutting grain on his farm about seven miles northwest of Moscow at the Idaho-Washington state line on the road between Estes Station and Fallon. 1890 3 06-005 Joe Phillips cutting grain with his McCormick binder 1 item Joe Phillips, father of LaVera (Pegg) Ott, cutting grain with his McCormick binder on his farm early 1900s. 1900 3 06-006 Joe Phillips and his neighbor cutting grain on the Phillips farm 1 item Joe Phillips and his neighbor cutting grain on the Phillips farm early 1900s. Looking southwest at the Percy Doyle farm in the valley. 1900 3 06-007 Mortenson cutting wheat on farm in the Blaine area, 1912; women helped with the shucking 1 item A. Mortensen cutting Red Russian wheat on his farm in the Blaine area in 1912. The women folk helped with the shocking. Picture from the son Harry Mortensen.; negative number 7-21-85-6 1912 3 06-008 Binder pulled by four horse-team 1 item Binder pulled with four horses cutting grain and two men shocking the bundles. Picture from the Furrow 11/12/1975. Courtesy the John Deere Company. 1975 3 06-009 Floyd Trail on binder 1 item Floyd Trail on binder cutting grain on his farm northeast of Moscow in 1946. Power takeoff from Farmall tractor powers the binder. Picture from Floyd Trail. 1946 3 06-010 Nordby farm near Genesee 1 item Push binder cutting 50-bushel wheat on the Oscar Nordby farm near Genesee in 1926. Notice height of wheat. 1926 3 06-011 Three push binders cutting wheat 1 item Three push binders cutting wheat on the A.D.R. Keith farm near the breaks southwest of Colton in 1915. Keith outfit. 1915 3 06-012 Crithfield on push binder 1 item John Crithfield on push binder about 1917 binding grain on the Ford farm south of Pullman on highway to Lewiston. Picture from June Crithfield. 1917 3 06-013 Threshing bundled grain in Palouse country 1 item Threshing bundled grain somewhere in the Palouse country. No. 1, four horses on water wagon beside steam engine. No. 2, cookhouse with the side awnings rolled up. No. 3, cook's tent. No identification with picture.; negative number 10-31-81-1 undated 3 06-014 Threshing outfit; bundled grains; early 1900's 1 item Threshing bundled grain somewhere in the Palouse country. No. 1, four horses on water wagon beside steam engine. No. 2, cookhouse with the side awnings rolled up. No. 3, cook's tent. No identification with picture.; negative number 6-11-83-13 1900 3 06-014 Headerbox outfit in Pomeroy area 1 item Header box outfit 1920-1930. Pomeroy area. 1930 3 06-015 Lewiston Tribune file 1 item Photo of newspaper photo and caption Lewiston Tribune file photo Sunday April 10, 1988. Picture early 1900s. Caption: 'These farmers in the Colton-Uniontown area used some of the early threshing machines during harvest.' 1900 3 06-016 Horse power threshing; pioneer farming 1 item Horsepower threshing headed grain hand-forked to thresher from stack with straw being stacked by men. Header box of headed grain in background waiting to be unloaded with Jackson fork onto stack. Picture taken in the 1890s.; negative number 7-31-76-7 undated 3 06-017 Horsepower threshing stacked bundled grain 1 item Horsepower threshing stacked bundled grain. Straw being stacked on pole sheds to provide shelter for livestock in the winter. Stacks of bundled grain at left, 1890s. 1890 3 06-018 Photo of drawing [01] 1 item Fig. 53. Sectional view of iron frame horse-power. 1915 3 06-019 Photo of drawing [02] 1 item The above [90-6-020] shows drawing of the horsepower takeoff using seven teams. From Dinge MacGregor, Science of successful threshing, J.I. Case Company. Western Printing and Litho. Co., Racine, Wisc., 1915. 1915 3 06-020 Horsepower threshing about 1895 near Colfax 1 item Horsepower threshing about 1895 near Colfax, Wash. This was the G.C. Farr outfit and shows seven teams being used. Picture courtesy Roby E. Farr of Colfax. 1895 3 06-021 Horsepower threshing southwest of Steptoe Butte in background 1 item Horsepower threshing southwest of Steptoe Butte in background, in 1893. This was the Ed Davis (son of Cashup) outfit. At this time wheat sold for 18 cents per bushel and harvest hands were paid $1.25 for a 12-hour day. 1893 3 06-022 Little Idaho Harvester; "Grandpa" Mix; pioneer horse powered threshing 1 item Horsepower threshing outfit of Franklin E. Mix on his farm at the northwest edge of Moscow in the 1890s. See pear orchard at left in picture. He was the father of the late 'Gub' and Franklin Jr. and grandfather of Gainford who now farms the Mix place as of 1976.; negative number 8-23-76-12 undated 3 06-023 Horsepower threshing in Palouse country 1 item Horsepower threshing in the Palouse country, no identification.; negative number 10-31-81-2 undated 3 06-024 Close-up of header and header boxes by stacks of headed grain 1 item Good close-up of header and header boxes by stacks of headed grain later to be threshed. Picture showing Seltice Station south of Tekoa, Washington. Early 1900s. 1900 3 06-025 Header box outfit stacking headed grain; early 1900's 1 item Header box outfit stacking headed grain to be threshed later. Early 1900s, no identification.; negative number 10-31-81-3 1900 3 06-026 Horsepower threshing on the Silas Imbler farm 1 item Horsepower threshing on the Silas Imbler farm just northeast of Moscow in 1886. See rail fence with header loading header box and another waiting to be loaded. 1886 3 06-027 Steam engine-powered thresher on the Silas Imbler farm 1 item Steam engine-powered thresher on the Silas Imbler farm just northeast of Moscow in the 1890s. Looks like two teams of oxen in front of steam engine. The picture of the two men in right corner was due to being overlapped when picture of thresher copied. No identification of men. 1890 3 06-028 Wood-burning 12-horsepower steam engine threshing outfit on American Ridge 1 item Wood-burning 12-horsepower steam engine threshing outfit on American Ridge early 1900s. Header and header boxes on hillside beyond pile of sacked grain. 1900 3 06-029 Steam engine-powered threshing 1 item Steam engine-powered threshing in the Farmington area in the early 1900s. Courtesy I.L. Van Winkle. 1900 3 06-030 Donkey steam engine powering thresher 1 item Donkey steam engine powering thresher with a shaft showing from engine to thresher. Near Anatone, Washington. 1906. Courtesy Mr. Welle, Twin Willows Museum, Washington. 1906 3 06-031 Hand-fed thresher steam engine-powered threshing 1 item Hand-fed thresher steam engine-powered threshing in the Potlatch area, early 1900s. Picture from Lester Poole. 1900 3 06-032 Threshing bundled grain from the field 1 item Threshing bundled grain from the field. Shocks of bundles on the hill in background. White horse in foreground has a fly net over harness to keep flies from bothering horse. 1900 3 06-033 Threshing on Naylor farm 1 item Threshing bundled grain on the Naylor farm three miles north of Moscow and west of Highway 95. Phelphs place right center and Naylor place right side of picture. Picture taken 1912. 1912 3 06-034 Nelson and Ryberg threshing headed grain 1 item Nelson and Ryberg threshing headed grain in the Moscow area in the early 1900s. Steam engine powered but hand fed. 1900 3 06-035 Frisk Foglestrom and Carlson outfit 1 item Frisk Foglestrom and Carlson outfit threshing stacked bundled grain on the Spencer place four miles northeast of Genesee. Cookhouse shows above engine at right in picture. 1900 3 06-036 3 in 1 picture of the Mortensen threshing outfit; 1912-13 1 item Three in one of the Andrew Mortensen threshing outfit in the Blaine area, 1912 or 1913. Picture from the son Harry.; negative number 7-21-85-7 1912 3 06-037 Mortensen cookhouse outfit near Blaine; 1917 1 item Andrew Mortensen cookhouse outfit near Blaine in 1917. Left to right: Tom Abrahamson driver, Bertha Christenson and Marie Mickleson, cooks.; negative number 7-21-85-9 1917 3 06-038 Andrew Mortensen farm near Blaine; 1912 1 item Field showing shocks of Red Russian wheat with binder in the distance on the Andrew Mortensen farm Blaine in 1912. Mortensen women are helping to shock the grain.; negative number 7-21-85-10 1912 3 06-039 Fordson tractor on Mortensen farm 1 item Fordson tractor on the Andrew Mortensen farm, Blaine in 1921. Alma Willis, driving tractor, became the wife of Harry Mortensen in 1920. 1921 3 06-040 Mortensen threshing outfit near Blaine; 1919 1 item Andrew Mortensen threshing outfit in the Blaine area, 1919. The above [90-6-041] is a 32-inch cylinder Case Separator (all metal).; negative number 7-21-85-12 1919 3 06-041 Herman Curtis crew and threshing outfit 1 item Herman Curtis crew and threshing outfit near Grinnell Station north of Palouse. Picture taken September 10, 1909. 1800 sacks of grain were threshed in nine hours. 1909 3 06-042 Mortensen's case steam engine; 1919 1 item Andrew Mortensen 20 H.P. Case steam engine in the Blaine area in 1919.; negative number 7-21-85-13 1919 3 06-043 Drawing depicting a threshing outfit 1 item Drawing by Cal C. Warnick of a threshing outfit moving from a setting just finished. Engine in the drawing was copied from the picture above. December 1976. 1976 3 06-044 (A) Threshing on the Lewis Love farm, S.E. of Garfield; 1913 1 item Threshing scene on the Lewis C. Love farm southeast of Garfield showing the steam engine fired with straw. Picture taken by Cecil Love about 1913. Picture made from a 4 x 5' glass negative.; negative number 11-19-85-5 1913 3 06-044a (B) threshing on the Lewis Love farm, S.E. of Garfield; 1913 1 item Threshing scene on the Lewis C. Love farm southeast of Garfield showing more of the same outfit [90-6-044a]. Picture by Cecil Love from a 4 x 5' glass negative. Taken about 1913.; negative number 11-19-85-6 1913 3 06-044b (C) threshing on the Lewis Love farm, S.E. of Garfield; 1913 1 item Threshing scene on the Lewis C. Love farm southeast of Garfield showing two sack sewers with sack jig between. Picture by Cecil Love from a 4 x 5' glass negative. Taken about 1913.; negative number 11-19-85-7 1913 3 06-044c (D) threshing on the Lewis Love farm, S.E. of Garfield; 1913 1 item Threshing scene on the Lewis C. Love farm southeast of Garfield showing about 1260 sacks of grain. Picture by Cecil Love from a 4 x 5' glass negative. Taken about 1913. Lewis C. Love was Cecil and Ed Love's father. Ed Love was the founder of the Hume-Love Company.; negative number 11-19-85-8 1913 3 06-044d Steam engine-powered threshing scene 1 item Steam engine-powered threshing scene near Colfax 1920s. 1920 3 06-045 Looking west at threshing outfit east of Steptoe Butte 1 item Looking west at threshing outfit east of Steptoe Butte threshing bundled grain. Cashup Davis Hotel may be seen at the top of the butte, early 1900s. 1900 3 06-046 Four mules on a typical water wagon 1 item Four mules on a typical water wagon showing the man-powered water pump on the top of water tank. Water was usually pumped from creeks, springs or shallow wells in the nearby vicinity. Tall stick with the rope is attached to the wagon brakes so the driver can brake going down hill. 1900 3 06-047 Haying scene near Viola 1 item Haying scene near Viola in 1910 showing a buck rake at left for pushing the shocked hay to the stack where it is picked up by the Jackson fork powered by one horse and [then] dropped on the stack. The team at the right is hitched to a hay rake, which bunches the hay into wind rows to be shocked by men using hay forks. Man on stack in holding a hay fork. 1910 3 06-048 Lundquist brothers baling hay [02] 1 item Lundquist brothers baling hay from the stack near Moscow in 1898. Horses make a half-circle then turn back. 1898 3 06-049 Lundquist brothers baling hay [01] 1 item Lundquist brothers baling hay from the stack near Moscow in 1905. Believe this to be the same baler as above [90-6-049]. [Handwriting: John, Robert]. 1905 3 06-050 Byseggar family baling hay 1 item Byseggar family baling hay at their farm early 1900s about seven miles north of Potlatch east side of Highway 95. Ed Byseggar the little boy at right still lives at this location. Team of horses powering this baler makes a complete circle. 1900 3 06-051 John Platt outfit baling hay 1 item John Platt outfit baling hay on his farm in the Genesee area. Horses make a complete circle with the above [90-6-052] hay baler. Picture taken in the late 1890s. 1890 3 06-052 Thirty-two horses pulling a ground-powered combine 1 item Thirty-two horses pulling a ground-powered combine in 1904 one mile west of KLEW-TV tower at the top of the hill north of Lewiston and west of Highway 95. Picture from Ira Dole. 1904 3 06-053 Baling hay on the Joe Tobin farm; early 1900's 1 item Baling hay on the Joe Tobin farm about two miles north of Genesee on the west side of the old highway to Moscow. Note the buck rake at right to bring the hay from the field to the baler. Picture early 1900s.; negative number 10-31-81-4 1900 3 06-054 Hay baling outfit 1 item John Settle hay baling outfit (custom baling) on the Hawley farm northwest of Moscow north of the Moscow-Pullman Airport Road east of the Boyd farm and west of Hagedorn farm, about 1917. Left to right: Proctor's hired man, Proctor's son, Proctor, John Settle, Gene Settle, John J., Jesse, and Brooker Settle. 1917 3 06-055 Five 33-horse combine outfits 1 item Five 33-horse combine outfits, owned and operated on the Drumheller brothers ranch located on Dry Gulch Creek, Walla Walla County, Washington. These five 'Oregon Specialists' combines were built by the Hold Manufacturing Company of Stockton, California in 1904. [Handwriting: From Floyd Trail]. 1904 3 06-056 Load of hay going to Naylor farm 1 item Load of hay on way from field to barn to be unloaded on the Naylor farm. 1930 3 06-057 Naylor using Jackson fork to unload hay 1 item Roy Naylor using Jackson fork to unload hay into barn loft on Naylor farm 1930s. 1930 3 06-058 One horse and driver 1 item One horse and driver pulling up hay from the wagon to the barn loft with a Jackson fork on the Naylor farm about two miles north of Moscow on west side of Highway 95. 1930 3 06-059 Farm wagon with side boards on Naylor farm 1 item Typical farm wagon with side boards pulled by two horses from the Naylor farm. People not identified. About 1930. 1930 3 06-060 Ernest Becker, Sr. haying outfit 1 item Ernest Becker, Sr. haying outfit about 1903-1904 stacking hay in the flat west of Colton, Washington where the school is located. Left to right: Frank, Mike, John and Ernest Becker, Jr.; Joe Semle, Sr.; Frank Johne; and Ernest Becker, Sr. Picture from Frank, 1978. 1903 3 06-061 Unloading hay into barn with slings 1 item Unloading hay into barn with slings on the Borgen farm about eight miles south of Moscow on the old highway to Genesee. Barn was built in 1913 and still in good repair in 1980. Left to right: Albert Arnezon; Fred Nelson; Amund Borgen, owner; Anton Borgen, a brother. Art Borgen, son of Amund now owner. 1915 3 06-062 R.W. McKown delivering grain to Palouse 1 item R.W. McKown delivering grain to Palouse in 1910 with 10 mules pulling two loaded wagons. Picture from Mr. and Mrs. Morris McKown. 1910 3 06-063 Eight horses pulling two wagons of grain 1 item Eight horses, four abreast, pulling two loaded wagons of grain at St. John, Washington late 1900s or early 1920s. 1915 3 06-064 Three loads of grain, each pulled by six horses; S. Jackson, Moscow; pioneer farming 1 item Three six-horse wagon loads of oats on way to warehouse to be unloaded west of south Jackson Street and north of Eighth Street. 1- Courthouse, 2- M.E. Lewis home, 3- Gritman Hospital, 4- Shields electric light plant, 5- Latah Hotel, 6- Jackson Street. Picture by Eggan in 1907.; negative number 7-31-76-9 undated 3 06-065 Three loads of grain, each pulled by six horses; S. Jackson, Moscow; pioneer farming 1 item Three six-horse wagon loads of oats on way to warehouse to be unloaded west of south Jackson Street and north of Eighth Street. 1- Courthouse, 2- M.E. Lewis home, 3- Gritman Hospital, 4- Shields electric light plant, 5- Latah Hotel, 6- Jackson Street. Picture by Eggan in 1907.; negative number 7-31-76-1 undated 3 06-065 Six-horse wagon load of grain south of Sixth Street 1 item Six-horse wagon load of grain going south on Jackson Street just south of Sixth Street. Mark P. Miller Flour Mill in background. 1910 3 06-066 Eight mule team pulling wagons of grain 1 item Eight mules pulling two wagons loaded with grain waiting to be unloaded at the warehouse. About 1920. 1920 3 06-067 Taking Kent crops to Palouse 1 item Arthur Kent was too ill to harvest his crop so the neighbors got together and harvested for him. Loaded wagons are those neighbors hauling his grain to the warehouse in Palouse in 1910. First six-horse team was neighbor, Lester Wolheter. Courtesy Lloyd Nagle. 1910 3 06-068 Piling sacked grain in warehouse 1 item Piling sacked grain in warehouse using gasoline engine-powered sack piler. About 20 sacks high was the limit for piling wheat. 1910 3 06-069 Bumper wheat crop in Ritzville area 1 item Bumper wheat crop of 1937 in the Ritzville, Washington area caused wheat to be piled outside. Later covered with tarps. 1937 3 06-070 Idaho National Harvester creators 1 item Inventors of the Idaho National Harvester. Cornelius Quesnell, Andrew M. Anderson. Wording from photo: 'The first machine built in 1905, was a 4 1/2 ft. cut and run with 4 horses. This machine cut and threshed several sacks. It gave the inventors the encouragement out of which has developed the greatest harvester of the age.' 1905 3 06-071 Idaho National Harvester production model 1 item Production model of the Idaho National Harvester of 1911. East of the plant west of Main between D and E streets. North Main Street in background. 1911 3 06-072 Idaho National Harvester combing wheat on Moscow State's farm [01] 1 item Three Idaho National Harvesters combining wheat on the Moscow State's [?] farm near Moscow. 1915 3 06-073 Idaho National Harvester pulled by four mules; Moscow area 1 item Idaho National Harvester being pushed by four mules in the Moscow area.; negative number 11-19-85-9 undated 3 06-074 Tri State Farmers Union Inspecting Idaho National Harvester and plant 1 item Wording on photo: andquot;Tri State Farmers Union inspecting the Idaho National Harvester Co.'s plant and harvester at Moscow Idaho May 23rd, 1911. #1.' 1911 3 06-075 Idaho National Harvester plant 1 item Idaho National Harvester's plant located in the block west of Main Street between D and E streets. 1915 3 06-076 Idaho National Harvester Company, looking northwest 1 item Looking northwest across D Street and west of Main Street at the Idaho National Harvester Company machine shops where their small push combine was manufactured from 1911 to 1918. Later taken over by the University of Idaho and used as machine shops. Eggan foto. 1915 3 06-077 Looking northwest across D Street 1 item West of Main Street at Rosauer's, Drug Fair, and Checker Auto Parts. This location formerly occupied by the Idaho National Harvester Company. Picture by Clifford M. Ott August 14, 1977. 1977 3 06-078 Naylor combine outfit 1 item John L. Naylor combine outfit harvesting wheat on his farm three miles north of Moscow in the 1920s. Naylor settled on this farm in 1877, which is still being farmed by the Naylor family in 1977. 1920 3 06-079 Rosauer's Super Market, Drug Fair, and Checker Auto Parts 1 item Located in the block west of Main Street between D and E streets. This area was formerly occupied by the Idaho National Harvester manufacturing plant. Picture by Clifford M. Ott September 4, 1977. 1977 3 06-080 Idaho National Harvester using eight horses 1 item This Idaho National Harvester was converted to pull operation using eight horses for combining hilly ground.; negative number 10-31-81-5 undated 3 06-081 Museum label in museum at Cottonwood, Idaho 1 item This is the placard on the Idaho National Harvester in the museum at Cottonwood, Idaho. 1959 3 06-082 Photo of brochure cover 1 item Rhodes Harvester Company 1915 3 06-083 Rhodes Combine Harvester first manufactured in Moscow 1 item Rhodes Combine Harvester was first manufactured at Moscow (410 South Main Street) then Colfax and about 1917 moved to Dishman, Washington, and went out of production about 1924. Wording on photo: 'A new Moscow product, Rhodes Combine Harvester' Handwritten on photo: 1915 1915 3 06-084 Rhodes combines near Colfax area 1 item Rhodes combines harvesting wheat on the hills in the Colfax area. [These combines] had a manual leveler for going along hillsides and an automatic leveler [for] going up and down hills. Wording on photo: 'M. Kroll Ranch, Colfax, Wash.' 1915 3 06-085 Rhodes combines harvesting wheat 1 item Rhodes combines harvesting wheat on the hills in the Colfax area. [These combines] had a manual leveler for going along hillsides and an automatic leveler [for] going up and down hills. Wording on photo: 'Gus Heilsburg Ranch, Wilcox, Wash.' 1915 3 06-086 Holt self-propelled combine, owned by McKown [01] 1 item Holt self-propelled combine harvesting wheat on Asotin Flats. Picture courtesy of Lawrence Welle, Twin Willows Museum, Uniontown, Washington. Pictures 1919. 1919 3 06-087 Pioneer farming machine 1 item Left to right: on combine, Mrs. Agnes Welle (mother), Joe and Lawrence. Standing Mr. Welle (father) and Uncle Conrad. Pictures 1919.; negative number 7-31-76-5 undated 3 06-088 Holt Selfpropelled Combine; near Garfield; 1918 1 item Holt self-propelled combine, one of the first in the Palouse country. Near Garfield in 1918. Tender was R.W. McKown, driver was Sam Clark. Picture from Morris McKown.; negative number 11-19-85-10 1918 3 06-089 Holt Selfpropelled Combine; near Garfield; 1918 1 item Holt self-propelled combine upset near Garfield, Washington. Shows the Caterpillar track on the ground, bullwheel above man and the flanged front wheel for steering the machine. Robert W. McKown of the Burden area north of Potlatch was the owner of the above Holt combine.; negative number 11-19-85-11 1918 3 06-090 Horsepower combine harvesting wheat 1 item Horsepower combine harvesting wheat near Waitsburg, Washington. Early 1900s. Picture courtesy Robert McKown. 1900 3 06-091 40 mules pulling combine; pioneer farming 1 item Forty mules pulling combine on the hills of eastern Washington. Copied from a color postcard mailed to Mrs. Hurbert Sclicht of Colton, Washington. Postmarked December 2, 1910.; negative number 7-31-76-8 undated 3 06-092 Threshing outfit near Colfax 1 item Threshing outfit harvesting bundled grain in the Colfax area, about the 1920s. Picture from Mrs. C.E. Sturdevent. 1920 3 06-093 Brown's loading machine 1 item Brown's loading machine, loaded 40 sacks in three-and-one-half minutes. Man on load of grain [is] Mr. Sturdevent, father of C.E. Sturdevent, 422 North Hayes Street, Moscow. Picture taken in the Colfax area by Wicker. 1915 3 06-094 J.J. Anthony machine shop and apartments 1 item At the northeast corner of Seventh and Main streets. Gritman Hospital at right. Picture taken in the 1930s. Anthony came to Moscow in 1891 and graduated from the University of Idaho in 1898. Upon retiring he moved to Harlen, Montana February 2, 1947. 1930 3 06-095 J.J. Anthony push combine 1 item Under construction on 7th Street. This combine was never put into production. Picture about 1900-1912. And photo of J.J. Anthony, Architect and mechanic. 1906 3 06-096 Horse-driver combine 1 item [photo of horse-driver combine harvester and caption] 1915 3 06-097 33 mules pulling combine on Fred Hampton's ranch 1 item Thirty-three mules pulling combine on the Fred Hampton ranch near Genesee on September 19, 1916. Frank Green, driver.; negative number 10-31-81-6 1919 3 06-098 Rogers outfit harvesting wheat 1 item Tom Rogers combine outfit harvesting wheat about two-and-one-half miles north of Moscow on east side of Highway 95. Combine is pulled by horses and the combine powered by gasoline engine. 1930 3 06-099 Naylor combine outfit harvesting wheat, circa 1930 1 item Naylor combine outfit harvesting wheat about three miles north of Moscow on east side of Highway 95. Combine is pulled by horses and the combine powered by gasoline engine. Both the above pictures [90-6-099 and 90-6-100] taken in the 1930s. 1930 3 06-100 Pitzen combine outfit harvesting peas 1 item Fred Pitzen combine outfit harvesting peas on his farm about three miles northeast of Moscow. Peas are being forked onto the combine header draper by men. Picture early 1930s by Hodgin's Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1930 3 06-101 Thirty-two horses pull a gasoline engine-powered combine 1 item Thirty-two horses pulling gasoline engine-powered combine harvesting oats northeast of Moscow early 1940s. Picture by Hodgin's, Charles Dimond photographer. 1940 3 06-102 Lundquist brothers combine outfit 1 item Lundquist brothers combine outfit northeast of Moscow. Two gasoline engine-powered combines being pulled by Caterpillar tractors. Picture by Hodgins, Charles Dimond photographer. September 10, 1945. 1945 3 06-103 Lundquist combine outfit stopping to offload wheat into truck 1 item Lundquist brothers combine outfit stopped to load combine bin of wheat into truck. By Hodgins, Charles Dimond photographer. September 10, 1945. 1945 3 06-104 Mule-team combine display in museum in Walla Walla 1 item Wax mules hitched to a combine in the museum at Walla Walla, Wash. Picture courtesy T.B. Keith. 1968 3 06-105 Mule-team powered combine museum display 1 item Wax mules hitches to a combine in the museum at Walla Walla, Wash. Picture courtesy T.B. Keith. 1968 3 06-106 Combine harvesting wheat on hills east of Moscow 1 item Small all-purpose combine harvesting wheat on the hills east of Moscow. Moscow Mountains in distance. Courtesy T.B. Keith. Pictures about the 1940s. 1940 3 06-107 Combine harvesting wheat pulled by a four-wheel tractor 1 item Small all-purpose combine harvesting wheat pulled by a four-wheel tractor on hills near Moscow. Courtesy T.B. Keith. Pictures about the 1940s. 1940 3 06-108 John Deere article about spreaders 1 item From andquot;The Furrow.andquot; November-December 1975 issue. By John Deere Company. Wording on photo: andquot;This spreader would unload a ton of manure in two minutes. Loading it took quite a bit longer.andquot; 1975 3 06-109 Power potato diggers in use 1 item From andquot;The Furrow.andquot; November-December 1975 issue. By John Deere Company. Wording on photo: andquot;The power potato digger was a great improvement over lifting potatoes by hand or with a walking plow.andquot; 1975 3 06-110 Cutting alfalfa 1 item Case tractor pulling a mower cutting alfalfa about 1930. Picture courtesy T.B. Keith. 1930 3 06-111 Avery truck converted into a tractor 1 item Avery truck converted into a tractor pulling a three bottom plow. Picture courtesy T.B. Keith. 1930 3 06-112 Two-in-one of threshing outfit preparing to move and moving 1 item Threshing outfit ready to move and moving. Engine was a straw burner. Picture taken in the Park area in the 1920s. 1920 3 06-113 Three-in-one of threshing outfit 1 item Same threshing outfit showing the crew and a small picture of the cook house. Pictures from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park. 1920 3 06-114 Bill Cameron outfit wheat thresher; Linville road area; 1912 1 item Bill Cameron outfit threshing wheat in the Lenville Road area about 1912. Picture from Howard Buchanan.; negative number 10-31-81-8 1912 3 06-115 Cook house with cooks in doorway 1 item Bill Cameron cook house with the cooks in the doorway and the roustabout sitting in the hack. Picture [from] Buchanan. 1912 3 06-116 Miller and Baucher threshing outfit 1 item Miller and Baucher threshing outfit near Ringo Station on the Spokane Inland Electric Railroad [line]. This is on the road between Viola and Palouse west of the Idaho-Washington state line. Ringo Butte in center of picture. September 5, 1909 by Joslin Photo. 1909 3 06-117 Stationary threshing outfit near Fallon Station 1 item Stationary threshing outfit near Fallon Station on the Northern Pacific Railroad near the highway between Pullman and Palouse. Left to right: 5- Nels Nelson, 11- Chris Jelleberg, 13- Nael. 1909 3 06-118 Stationary threshing Outfit near Genesee; people identified 1 item Stationary threshing outfit (30-6 Red River Special) average 1,000 sacks per day, record of 1,700 sacks in one day near Genesee, Idaho. Left to right: 1- Albert Lewis, 2- Haliday, 4- Willie Jelleberg, 7- Dave LaFonde, 15- Scobie.; negative number 10-31-81-7 undated 3 06-119 Agricultural scene 1 item 2- Clarence Paine, 3- Dave LaFonde, 4- Ole Edwardson, 11- Haliday (engineer), 12 - A. Lewis. 1909 3 06-119a Stationary threshing outfit [01] 1 item Stationary threshing outfit owned by Stiner Hellerud and threshing on his property west of the four corners at Park, Idaho. Early 1900s. Left to right: 1- Sigward Sunby (engineer), 2- Adolphe Swenson, 3- Chris Dahl, 4- Edwin Hellerud, 5- Lars Kaaen, 6- Stiner Hellerud, 7- Chris Jelleberg, 8 - Andrew Sunby, 9- Sylvester Flattery. Front row,[left to right:] 10- Josie Hellerud, 11- Axel Bohn, 12- woman in white on stack?, 13- Richard Hellerud, 14- Roy Bohn. 1909 3 06-120 Horsepower threshing in the St. John area 1 item Horsepower threshing in the St. John area. Note only five teams on horsepower unit, showing drive shaft with universal joints to hand feed thresher. Header box outfit. Ethel K. Gosney picture from Roger Rossebo. 1909 3 06-121 Six-team horsepower threshing outfit in the St. John area 1 item Six-team horsepower threshing outfit in the St. John area. Threshing grain from the stack using Jackson fork to feed platform where it is forked into thresher by men. Gosney picture. 1909 3 06-122 Guy Thomas header crew; threshing; 1910 1 item Guy Thomas header box threshing outfit showing eight horses on header at left, two horses on hack center and four horses on header boxes at right. Thresher powered by gasoline engine in 1910.; negative number 8-1-83-11 1910 3 06-124a Guy Thomas header crew; threshing; 1910 1 item Guy Thomas header box threshing outfit showing eight horses on header at left, two horses on hack center and four horses on header boxes at right. Thresher powered by gasoline engine in 1910.; negative number 8-1-83-12 1910 3 06-124a Threshing outfit near Troy 1 item Threshing outfit in the Troy area harvesting bundled grain. Thresher powered by a wood-burning steam engine about 1910. Caption on photo: The complete threshing crew--my father's job was always running the steam engine, which he thoroughly enjoyed and told of many stories of his harvesting days and all of the jobs that had to be done around this type of harvest equipment. Feeding the horses, cutting wood fro the engine, patching the harness, and etc. They would sometimes work most of the night to be ready for another hard days work in the morning. Dorothy ?Horn/Moon? Prior to 1910. 1910 3 06-124b Combine outfit on Randall farm 1 item Combine outfit on the Randall farm southeast of Moscow towards Lenville. Picture by Eggan Studio in 1917. 1917 3 06-124c Threshing outfit near Albion 1 item Charles P. Bryan near Albion 1915. 1915 3 06-124d Mudgett threshing outfit near Moscow 1 item Roy Mudgett threshing outfit near Moscow in the 1920s. 1- Tom Jabbora, engineer, 2- Roy Mudgett, owner, 3- John Hill, 4- Mrs. Roy Mudgett, 5- Roy Mudgett with crew behind. 1920 3 06-125 Header box threshing outfit 1 item Header box threshing outfit. No other information. 1909 3 06-126 Steptoe Butte with farm buildings 1 item Pioneer picture of Steptoe Butte with farm buildings in foreground. No other information. 1909 3 06-127 Six horses on grain drill 1 item Six horses pulling 12-foot grain drill. No identification.; negative number 6-11-83-6 undated 3 06-128 G.P. (Gub) Mix farm northwest edge of Moscow 1 item G.P. (Gub) Mix farm northwest edge of Moscow. Plowing with seven outfits about 1908. Hodgins photo by Charles Dimond. 1908 3 06-129 Naylors plowing on their farm 1 item Naylors plowing on their farm about three miles north of Moscow east of Highway 95. 1909 3 06-130 Naylor plow team resting 1 item Resting the plow teams of Naylors' on their farm about three miles north of Moscow. 1909 3 06-131 Eroded field on the Nearing farm 1 item Badly eroded field on the Guy Nearing farm about three-and-one-half miles north of Moscow [on] east side of Highway 95. Severe soil loss of 200 tons per acre in the worst places. The field was in alfalfa the past 10 years. Plowed under green manure last summer and seeded fall wheat late which made very small growth. Picture April 8, 1965, Hodgins by Charles Dimond. 1965 3 06-132 Laurd Gilmore's 68 horse outfit 1 item Luard Gilmore 68-horse outfit, plowing, harrowing, seeding, and harrowing. Also shows team on wagon hauling seed grain for grain drills. Picture 1915. Field about one-and-one-half miles northwest of the Potlatch andquot;Y.andquot; 1915 3 06-133 Northwest of Potlatch Y 1 item Luard Gilmore outfit, plowing and harrowing in a field about one-and-one-half miles northwest of the Potlatch andquot;Yandquot; in 1915. 1915 3 06-134 Gibbs barnyard scene 1 item Barnyard scene on the John Gibbs farm in the Genesee area about the 1920s. 1920 3 06-135 Gibbs driving six horses 1 item John Gibbs driving six horses abreast pulling a double disc on the Gibbs farm near Genesee in the 1920s. 1920 3 06-136 Luard Gilmore barnyard scene 1 item Luard Gilmore barnyard scene northwest of the Potlatch andquot;Yandquot; and north of the Freeze Cemetery in 1915. Today (1976) this place is known as the Rohn farm. 1976 3 06-137 Bill Mortensen driving four horses 1 item Bill Mortensen driving four horses pulling a double disc on the Andrew Mortensen farm near Blaine in 1915. 1915 3 06-138 Six horses pulling grain drill 1 item Six horses pulling grain drill. Picture from the McConnell Mansion [Latah County Historical Society], no identification. 1909 3 06-139 Photo of advertisement [01] 1 item Buncher and windrower 1900 3 06-140 Swathing peas on the Pete Olson farm [01] 1 item Swathing peas on the Pete Olson farm southeast of Moscow early 1900s. Left to right: Arthur (Shorty) O'Connor, George O'Connor, Fred Lewis; Tomers Butte in background. 1900 3 06-141 Swathing peas on the Pete Olson farm [02] 1 item Swathing peas on the Pete Olson farm southeast of Moscow early 1900s. George O'Connor has turned the corner and Fred Lewis approaching. Looking north. 1900 3 06-142 O'Connor farm combine outfit 1 item Combining wheat on the George O'Connor farm north of the South Palouse River about 1922. George at left and Edgar Clairy, the driver. Farm located in Township 39N, Range 5 W. 240 acres northeast corner of Section 20. 1922 3 06-143 Mudgett outfit threshing peas 1 item Roy Mudgett outfit threshing peas near Moscow in the 1920s. This picture verified by Tracy Mudgett, Roy's son. 1920 3 06-144 Threshing peas on Lyons farm 1 item Threshing peas on Arnold Lyons farm using a Fordson tractor to power the thresher. Lyons at left, George O'Connor on tractor, unknown man next and Tim Sullivan, Ford dealer of Moscow. 1920 3 06-145 Load of peas on thresher 1 item Load of peas at thresher on Arnold Lyons' farm. Drive belt in foreground. Henry Weeks and Zelema O'Connor on wagon. Early 1920s. 1920 3 06-146 Looking north at Lyons pea field 1 item Looking north at the Arnold Lyons pea field with the pioneer Haskins barn at left and the Lyons school right. Zelema O'Connor left, James O. next, and Gilbert Lyons right. Farm located Township 39N, Range 5 W. 240 acres Sect. 10 and 84.5 acres sect. 10 and 3. 1920 3 06-147 Horses pulling combine on Randall farm 1 item Thirty-two horses pulling combine on the John Randall farm in the Lenville Road area 1917. Picture from Howard Buchanan. 1917 3 06-148 Four horse team owned by Clifford M. Ott 1 item The Big Four, farm horses of Clifford M. Ott, on the Frank White farm, now East Gate 1976, between White Avenue and Sixth Street and west of Mountain View Road to Blaine Street. Picture taken 1920. 1920 3 06-149 Clifford M. Ott driving two-horse team 1 item Clifford M. Ott driving team pulling a new type of farm equipment called a corrugated roller, which left the soil in excellent condition after seeding. This location west of Blaine [Street]. House showing above the horses now would be the northwest corner of Blaine and Harold streets. Picture taken 1920 with Moscow Mountains in background. 1920 3 06-150 Ott plowing with six horse team on Skattaboe farm 1 item Clifford M. Ott plowing with six horses on the Skattaboe farm about 1924. Field was north of the Northern Pacific Railroad and west of the Moscow Cemetery. 1924 3 06-151 Looking northeast toward Moscow Mountain 1 item Picture taken in 1976 looking northeast toward Moscow Mountains from the east end of F Street near the Good Samaritan Village. Taken by Clifford M. Ott. 1976 3 06-152 Skattaboe farm 1 item Looking west at the Skattaboe farm in 1925 when farmed by Clifford M. Ott. Peas in the foreground and hill northwest of house and wheat southwest of house. Barn at right burned after 1926. Picture by Clifford M. Ott from Northern Pacific Railroad. 1926 3 06-153 New houses on hill behind Skattaboe farm 1 item Looking west at Skattaboe farm showing new houses built in 1978-79 on hill behind Skattaboe house. New homes are in the city limits. Picture by Clifford M. Ott from Northern Pacific Railroad, May 2, 1979. 1979 3 06-154 Skattaboe farm showing shocked fall wheat 1 item Looking west at the Skattaboe farm north of the Northern Pacific Railroad in 1925 when farmed by Clifford M. Ott showing shocked fall wheat. Dark strip at right was the old channel of Paradise Creek. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1925 3 06-155 Looking west at Skattaboe farm 1 item Looking west at the Skattaboe farm north of the Northern Pacific Railroad now occupied by mobile home dealership, Datsun dealership, mobile homes, Warehouse Foods, Ford dealership, Idaho National Bank, Blaine Street, First Security Bank, shopping mall. Sunset Memorial Gardens vacant area at the northeast corner of property. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, May 2, 1979. 1979 3 06-156 Looking northeast across Latah County 1 item Looking northeast across hayfield about one-and-one-half miles northwest of Moscow. Latah County Farm shows in the valley at right and the Spokane Inland Electric Railroad beyond. Buildings above Latah County Farm would be the Art Heick farm as of 1976. Good view of the Moscow Mountains on skyline. Hodgins photo by C.D. [Charles Dimond]. 1976 3 06-157 Looking northeast, showing shocked grain 1 item Looking northeast towards the east end of the Moscow Mountains at a field of shocked grain in the 1930s. Hodgins photo by Dimond. 1930 3 06-158 Shocked wheat on the Reuben ranch 1 item Artistic field of shocked wheat on the Reuben ranch near Genesee in the 1940s. Field contained about 1,000 acres. Picture by Hodgins, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1940 3 06-159 Sheep running in pea field 1 item Sheep running in pea field after the peas were harvested on the Ted Nelson farm near Tekoa, Washington in the 1940s. Hodgins photo by Charles Dimond. 1940 3 06-160 Northeast view of the Summerfield farm 1 item Looking northeast at the Summerfield farm with the barn and the lone fir tree showing. House and outbuildings were located southwest on the east side of Paradise Creek near the small clump of trees. 1963 3 06-161 Trail plowing clover on Summerfield farm, circa 1963 1 item Summerfield farm showing Floyd Trail plowing sweet clover in 1963. Field was planted to fall wheat and in 1964 yielded 94 bushels per acre without the addition of commercial fertilizer . Farm now known as the Suddreth farm. 1963 3 06-162 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company threshing outfit 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company threshing outfit on the Summerfield (Suddreth) farm threshing bundled wheat. Frank Kennard and Clifford Ott of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company bought the above team of horses at Tekoa, Washington, and Ott rode one and led the other home about 1929. 1929 3 06-163 Trail plowing on the Summerfield farm 1 item Floyd Trail plowing another field of sweet clover on the Summerfield (Suddreth) farm in 1962. Field was then planted to fall wheat and yielded a bumper crop. 1962 3 06-164 William Clyde and his team of oxen 1 item William Clyde and his team of oxen in the early 1900s. Mr. Clyde was the father of Willy and Earl [Clyde]. 1900 3 06-165 Team of horses in fancy harness 1 item Team of matched horses with fancy harness hitched to a walking plow called a foot burner in pioneer days. Picture copied from a color photo from Floyd Trail. 1962 3 06-166 Freeze area butchering day 1 item Butchering day in the Freeze area northwest of Potlatch about 1920. Fritz Leistner doing the butchering. 1920 3 06-167 Butchering day 1 item Butchering day in the Blaine area using a barrel for a scalding vat. Lewis Madison the butcher. 1920 3 06-168 Covered wagon and ox team 1 item Two oxen pulling a covered wagon in 1910. No identification. 1910 3 06-169 Cook wagon and the two cooks 1 item Cook wagon and the two cooks at doorway in center of picture. Roustabout and team at left with a part of the cook's tent showing at right of picture. Early 1900s. No identification. 1900 3 06-170 Horses pulling transformer 1 item Freighting the first transformer to Long Lake, May 11, 1911. Twelve horses pulling heavy freight wagon. 1911 3 06-171 Twenty horses pulling three wagons used to haul wool 1 item Twenty horses pulling three wagons used to haul wool to Livingston, Montana about 1903. Picture from the Castle Museum at Juliaetta. Picture was identified in 1980 as taken in Livingston. Curator at Juliaetta in 1973 did not know the location. 1903 3 06-172 Photocopy of 90-6-172 1 item Photocopy of 90-6-172 with handwritten identifications. 1903 3 06-172a Letter of verification 1 item A letter to Mr. Ott outling details about a photograph that he submitted for review. It includes identifications of buildings in 90-6-172. 1903 3 06-172b Painting of agricultural scene showing four horse team during harvest 1 item Copy of original water color by Cal Warnick. 1987 3 06-173 Painting of agricultural scene in black and white 1 item Copy of original water color by Cal Warnick. June 1987. 1987 3 06-173a Team of four horses in black and white 1 item Big Four by Cal Warnick. 1987 3 06-173b Two horse team with driver in black and white 1 item Valley Hotel located on the southeast side of Main Street. The name L.F. Simmons shows above andquot;Valley.andquot; Before 1900. ['Juliaetta Hotel' on photo.] 1900 3 06-173c Threshing outfit getting ready 1 item Unidentified men hitch horses to the rig before proceeding to the fields. 1909 3 06-174 Twelve horses pulling wagon loaded with heavy metal beams 1 item Twelve horses pulling wagon loaded with heavy metal beams. No identification. 1909 3 06-175 Covering fields with tarp 1 item A tractor pulls a tarp over a tilled field. 1900 3 06-176 McConnell Mansion in Moscow 1 item Believed to be the oldest building in Moscow as it is seen in the picture of Moscow in 1883. Bottom picture [90-7-002] was taken in 1975 by Clifford M. Ott. William J. McConnell Mansion was built in 1883-86 at the northeast corner of Second and Adams streets. Left to right: Mrs. May Hanna McConnell and daughters Mamie McConnell Borah, Olive McConnell Leudeman. Picture about 1890. 1890 4 07-001 McConnell Mansion and flag; Moscow 1 item William J. McConnell Mansion, now headquarters of the Latah County Museum Society. Mansion was owned by Dr. William A. Adair from 1901 to 1935 and purchased by Dr. Fredrick C. Church who willed it to the Society upon his death in 1966.; negative number 4-1-75-3 undated 4 07-002 McConnell Mansion and flag; Moscow 1 item Enlargement of the William J. McConnell Mansion from the Moscow picture taken late in 1883 [90-7-A].; negative number 4-1-75-4 undated 4 07-002a McConnell Mansion and flag; Moscow 1 item Information on William J. McConnell mansion: taken from brochures, newspaper articles and books.; negative number 4-1-75-5 undated 4 07-002b Early house in Moscow 1 item Above is the original picture. Typed on back: andquot;one of Moscow's first houses.andquot; No other identification. 1883 4 07-003 William and Priscilla Taylor home; Moscow area. 1 item William and Priscilla Taylor on the porch of the house built by him and in which he died at the age of 91 in 1911. They homesteaded in 1871 and first lived in a log cabin on the north bank of the South Palouse [River] and built the above [90-7-004] house in the 1890s, about one block west of the crossroads south of town on the north side of road east of the Latah County Convalescent Center.; negative number 1-25-77-12 1900 4 07-004 W.A. Lauder first residence; built in the early 1890's; showing rock retaining well 1 item Wylie A. Lauder brick residence, finished building in 1900. About one block south of Taylor Avenue and west of Lauder Avenue. John Talbott residence as of 1976. Picture about 1900. 513 Taylor Avenue.; negative number 7-1-76-4 undated 4 07-005 Lauder house at 1320 Deakin Street 1 item Wylie A. Lauder concrete block residence built about 1907. Located at 1320 Deakin Street at west end of Lauder Avenue. Mrs. Wylie A. Lauder on the porch. 1907 4 07-006 McGregor residence; center of block between 6th St. and 7th St. and Jefferson and Adams, Moscow; moved to Lewis St. in 1903 1 item Henry McGregor residence built in 1891 in the center of the block between Sixth and Seventh streets and Jefferson and Adams streets. House moved to Lewis Street in 1903. McGregor also built the McGregor House (hotel) and sold to Dr. Gritman in 1897 who converted into hospital.; negative number 1-16-73-9 undated 4 07-007 Lewis house in Moscow 1 item M.E. Lewis residence built in 1903 in the center of the block between Sixth and Seventh streets and Jefferson and Adams streets. Now the Hill Top Apartments as of 1976. 1976 4 07-008 George Weber residence; originally residence of Dr. Reeder 1 item Dr. Reeder residence purchased by George [Gottfried] Weber who lived here until 1945. Weber was Moscow's pioneer harness maker. House was built in the late 1880s. Picture taken 1890. Located at the southeast corner of First and Van Buren streets. Left to right: Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Henry Price, Emaline Weber, and Malcolm Price. Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Price were sisters.; negative number 8-28-76-11 undated 4 07-009 Moscow, Idaho Territory circa 1883 [02] 1 item Moscow, Idaho Territory, 1883. 1883 4 07-00A George Weber home; S.W. corner of 1st and Van Buren, Moscow; built approx. 1890 1 item George [Gottfried] Weber residence remodeled located at the southeast corner of First and Van Buren streets. Picture by Clifford M. Ott February 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-6 undated 4 07-010 S.W. corner of A and Van Buren, Moscow; built before 1897 1 item H.L. Coats residence built in the 1890s at the southwest corner of A and Van Buren streets. Left to right: Francis Reeder Coats and Coats.; negative number 2-10-76-5 undated 4 07-011 H.L. Coats residence; S.W. corner of A and Van Buren (304 E. A St.), Moscow; pioneer 1 item H.L. Coats residence at the southwest corner of A and Van Buren streets with some remodeling by Clifford M. Ott, February 10, 1976.; negative number 8-23-76-13 undated 4 07-012 Dr. Carithers home; 506 E. First St., Moscow; built in early 1900's 1 item Dr. Carither's residence built in the early 1900s at the N.E. corner of First and Van Buren. Picture by Ott Feb. 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-8 undated 4 07-013 N.W. corner of 1st and Van Buren, pioneer Moscow; Hap Moody home 1 item Hap' Moody residence built in the early 1900s at the northwest corner of First and Van Buren streets. Picture by Clifford M. Ott June 25, 1976. Pioneer name of residence not known. Moodys have lived here many years.; negative number 6-25-76-7 undated 4 07-014 N.W. corner of 1st and Van Buren St., pioneer Moscow; Hap Moody home 1 item Hap' Moody residence built in the early 1900s at the northwest corner of First and Van Buren streets. Picture by Clifford M. Ott June 25, 1976. Pioneer name of residence not known. Moodys have lived here many years.; negative number 6-25-76-8 undated 4 07-014 Spotswood home; 505 East A St., Moscow; built in 1891 1 item Spotswood residence built in 1891. Fred Veatch and Franz also lived here. Located at the southeast corner of A and Van Buren streets. Remodeled and now owned by Loyal Talbott. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, February 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-4 undated 4 07-015 Frank A. David residence; N.W. corner 1st and Polk St., Moscow; built in 1891 1 item Frank A. David residence built in 1891 and occupied for many years by the David family. Located at the northwest corner of First and Polk streets. Davids were pioneer merchants. [Photograph by Clifford M.] Ott, January 26, 1976.; negative number 1-10-76-11 undated 4 07-016 W.L. Payne home; 514 E. First St., Moscow; built approx. 1904; residence of U of I presidents; 1976 home of Richard Slode 1 item W.L. Payne residence built about 1904 at 514 East First Street between Polk and Van Buren streets on the north side of the street. This was the Paynes' second home and later occupied by several University of Idaho presidents. Payne was an early [Moscow] banker. Picture by Clifford M. Ott February 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-7 undated 4 07-017 Banks house 1 item Old Banks home taken for Charles Boyd. Location A Street. 1976 4 07-018 Residence at A and Washington, Moscow 1 item Early pioneer residence owned by attorney Moore located at the southwest corner of A and Washington streets. Picture early 1900s. House has been razed and is a parking lot as of 1976.; negative number 12-10-75-9 undated 4 07-019 Day house in Moscow 1 item Jerome J. Day residence built in the early 1900s at the northwest corner of A and Polk streets. Day was [one of the owners] the Day [family] mines in northern Idaho. Picture early 1900s. 1900 4 07-020 Truit house at 304 East andquot;Aandquot; Street 1 item Judge Warren Truit residence built in the early 1900s at the northeast corner of A and Jefferson streets. Truit was an early day judge. House address 304 East A Street. Picture taken December 1944. 1944 4 07-021 310 E. A St., pioneer Moscow; oldest standing house in Moscow; built in 1889? 1 item Judge Forney residence, one of the older homes [in Moscow] built in 1889 located at 310 East A Street. Picture June 25, 1976, by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 6-25-76-9 undated 4 07-022 Judge Forney on steps of his home on the N.E. corner of A and Jefferson, pioneer Moscow; (the Linda Pall home, 1976) 1 item Pioneer judge Forney on the steps [of house] at 304 East A Street.; negative number 8-23-76-10 undated 4 07-022a Forney house in Moscow [02] 1 item Enlargement of 90-7-22a. 1900 4 07-022b Baker house located at 326 East andquot;Aandquot; Street 1 item Henry Baker residence built in 1884 located at the northwest corner of A and Adams streets. 326 East A Street. Picture 1940s. 1940 4 07-023 Henry Baker residence; 326 East A St., Moscow; remodeled; built 1884 1 item Henry Baker residence, remodeled, at the northwest corner of A and Adams streets. Picture by [Clifford] M. Ott, January 28, 1976.; negative number 1-10-76-10 undated 4 07-024 Tom Taylor residence; 124 N. Polk (S.E. corner of A and Polk) Moscow; built in the early 1890's 1 item Tom Taylor residence built in the 1890s at the southeast corner of A and Polk streets. 124 North Polk Street. Taylor and Lauder owned and operated the brick plant, which furnished the brick for the pioneer brick buildings in Moscow.; negative number 7-1-76-2 undated 4 07-025 W.A. Lauder first residence, Moscow; built in the 1890's 1 item W.A. Lauder first residence, Moscow; built in the 1890's; negative number 7-1-76-2 undated 4 07-025 W.A. Lauder residence; 122 S. Van Buren, Moscow 1 item Wylie A. Lauder residence built in the 1890s at 122 South Van Buren Street. Lauder and his brother-in-law Taylor owned and operated the brick plant south of Sixth Street at Ash Street. Alma Lauder Keeling lived here when a small girl. Picture by [Clifford] M. Ott, 1977.; negative number 3-6-77-14 undated 4 07-026 M.J. Shields residence; Moscow 1 item Michael J. Shields residence built in the 1880s in the block between A and B streets and Adams and Van Buren streets. Only house in the block at that time. Picture in the 1890s.; negative number 1-16-73-5 undated 4 07-027 M.J. Shields residence; 411 East B St., Moscow 1 item Michael J. Shields residence at 411 East B Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 28, 1976.; negative number 1-10-76-7 undated 4 07-028 Moore house in Moscow [02] 1 item Sir John Moore residence built in 1889 at the northeast corner of Polk and B streets. Picture about 1905; house burned about 1910. 1910 4 07-029 Ramstedt house at 821 East Seventh Street [02] 1 item Allen Axel Ramstedt residence at 821 East Seventh Street built early 1900s. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, March 6, 1977. 1977 4 07-030 410 E. B St., Moscow; businessman William Kaufmann built during the 1890's 1 item William Kaufmann residence built in the 1890s at 410 East B Street. Kaufmann and Henry Dernham married sisters. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, 1976.; negative number 6-29-76-8 undated 4 07-031 410 E. B St., Moscow; businessman William Kaufmann built during the 1890's 1 item William Kaufmann residence built in the 1890s at 410 East B Street. Kaufmann and Henry Dernham married sisters. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, 1976.; negative number 6-29-76-9 undated 4 07-031 420 E. B St., Moscow; businessman Henry Dernham built during the 1890's 1 item Henry Dernham residence built in the 1890s at 420 East B Street. Dernham and Kaufmann built the brick building at the southeast corner of Third and Main streets operating it as a mercantile store and in 1899 sold to F.A. David and Mr. Ely. Now Davids, 1976.; negative number 6-29-76-13 undated 4 07-032 420 E. B St., Moscow; businessman Henry Dernham built during the 1890's 1 item Henry Dernham residence built in the 1890s at 420 East B Street. Dernham and Kaufmann built the brick building at the southeast corner of Third and Main streets operating it as a mercantile store and in 1899 sold to F.A. David and Mr. Ely. Now Davids, 1976.; negative number 6-29-76-14 undated 4 07-032 Pioneer businessman and banker W.L. Payne first residence, 520 east B St., Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item W.L. Payne's first residence built in the 1890s at 520 East B Street. Later he moved to a larger home at 514 East First Street. Payne was a banker of the early 1900s. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, June 29, 1976.; negative number 2-5-76-14 undated 4 07-033 520 E. B St. Moscow, banker and businessman W.L. Payne first home, built in the 1890's 1 item W.L. Payne's first residence built in the 1890s at 520 East B Street. Later he moved to a larger home at 514 East First Street. Payne was a banker of the early 1900s. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, June 29, 1976.; negative number 6-29-76-10 undated 4 07-033 Dr. Watkins residence; 402 E. Van Buren, Moscow 1 item Dr. W.W. Watkins residence at 402 East Van Buren Street must have been South Van Buren. Dr. Watkins was shot and killed by Steffens.; negative number 1-16-73-10 undated 4 07-034 Dr. Charles Gritman residence; 418 East B St., Moscow; built in the late 1890's 1 item Dr. Charles L. Gritman residence built in the late 1890s at 418 East B Street. Later occupied by Dr. Wilson, then Dr. Raleigh Brooks. Picture about 1940 by Charles Dimond of Hodgins.; negative number 1-10-76-5 undated 4 07-035 Dr. Charles Gritman residence; 418 East B St., Moscow; built in the late 1890's 1 item Dr. Charles L. Gritman residence as it looked January 28, 1976. 418 East B Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 1-10-76-6 undated 4 07-036 B.T. Byrns residence; 622 East B St., Moscow; built early 1900's 1 item B.T. Byrns residence built in the early 1900s at 622 East B Street. Byrns was an early day businessman and owner of several farms. Picture about 1910.; negative number 1-10-76-3 undated 4 07-037 B.T. Byrns residence; 622 E. B St., Moscow; remodeled 1 item B.T. Byrns residence remodeled at 622 East B Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 28, 1976.; negative number 1-10-76-2 undated 4 07-038 120 S. Adams St., Moscow; George Creighton, one of Moscow's first businessmen, built during the early 1890's 1 item George Creighton residence built in the early 1900s at 120 South Adams Street across the street from Russell School. Creighton was Moscow's pioneer merchant. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, June 30, 1976.; negative number 6-29-76-15 undated 4 07-039 Stone house at 424 South Van Buren Street 1 item Fred Stone residence built in the early 1900s at 424 South Van Buren Street. Stone was a clerk in the Collins and Orland Hardware and later Orland Hardware store for many years. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 28, 1976. 1976 4 07-040 Driscoll house at 714 East andquot;Bandquot; Street 1 item Driscoll residence in the early 1900s at the northwest corner of B and Monroe streets. 714 East B Street. Nathaniel Williamson family lived here for several years until 1924 then Bob Woods. Williamson was one of Moscow's early businessmen. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, June 30, 1976. 1976 4 07-041 Charles Thompson residence; 820 E. B St., Moscow; built 1890's 1 item Charles Thompson residence built in the 1890s at the northwest corner of B and Lincoln streets. 820 East B Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, June 30, 1976.; negative number 1-10-76-1 undated 4 07-042 Butterfield house at 403 North Polk Street [01] 1 item C.L. Butterfield residence built 1902-03 at 403 North Polk Street. Butterfield and Elder owned and operated a farm implement store on south Main Street for many years. Picture by M.L. Romig, 1906. 1906 4 07-043 Butterfield residence 1 item C.L. Butterfield residence at 403 North Polk Street as it looked January 28, 1976. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 2-6-76-9 1976 4 07-044 Mark P. Miller home; 325 N. Polk St., Moscow; front view; built in 1911 1 item Mark P. Miller (House of Seven Gables) built in 1911 located at 325 North Polk Street. Miller owned and operated the flour mill at the southwest corner of Sixth and Jackson streets. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, February 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-2 undated 4 07-045 Mark P. Miller home; 325 N. Polk St., Moscow; north side view; built in 1911 1 item Mark P. Miller residence showing the north side. Miller also owned and operated a flour mill at Portland [Oregon] and lived there in his later years. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, February 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-3 undated 4 07-046 221 N. Adams St., Moscow 1 item Residence built in the early 1900s at 221 North Adams Street. No early identification. Elmer Hingston [residence] as of January 28, 1976. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 2-6-76-8 1976 4 07-047 Zeigler house 1 item Zeigler residence built in the 1890s at 416 North Adams Street. Zeiglers were pioneer carpenters of Moscow. Picture from Gerald Hodgins who married Margie Zeigler.; negative number 8-1-73-1 undated 4 07-048 Barton house at 310 North Van Buren Street [01] 1 item Col. R.H. Barton residence built in 1888 in center of block between Van Buren and Polk streets and B and C streets. 310 North Van Buren Street. Barton was a pioneer postmaster and businessman of Moscow. Picture by M.L. Romig, 1906. 1906 4 07-049 R.H. Barton home; 310 N. Van Buren, Moscow; built in 1888; in center of block 1 item Barton residence remodeled into an apartment house at 310 North Van Buren Street. Looking at the west end of house in this picture and the south side of the south in top picture [90-7-049]. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, February 10, 1976.; negative number 2-10-76-1 undated 4 07-050 Gustaf Johnson residence; N. side of 6th between Washington and Jefferson, east of alley, Moscow 1 item Gustaf Johnson residence built about 1882 on the north side of Sixth Street between Washington and Jefferson streets east of the alley. First Lutheran Church was organized here in 1884.; negative number 8-30-76-11 undated 4 07-051 John Ramstead residence; south side of 7th St. at the S.W. corner of 7th and Lynn, Moscow; west of Asbury house 1 item John Ramstead residence on the south side of Seventh Street, second house west of Lynn Street. Ramstead operated a creamery at the southeast corner of Third and Washington streets. Brother of Victor.; negative number 8-30-76-12 undated 4 07-052 Ramstead residence; Moscow 1 item John Ramstead residence on the south side of Seventh Street, second house west of Lynn Street. Ramstead operated a creamery at the southeast corner of Third and Washington streets. Brother of Victor.; negative number 3-6-77-7 undated 4 07-052 Carl Oberg residence; 803 E. 7th St. (S.E. corner of 7th and Lynn) Moscow; built in the early 1900's 1 item Carl Oberg residence built in the 1890s at the southeast corner of Seventh and Lynn streets. 803 East Seventh Street. By Clifford M. Ott, July 6, 1976.; negative number 7-1-76-4 undated 4 07-053 Carl Oberg residence; 803 E. 7th St. (S.E. corner of 7th and Lynn) Moscow; built in the early 1900's 1 item Carl Oberg residence showing the west side from Lynn Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott ,July 6, 1976.; negative number 7-1-76-5 undated 4 07-054 Coffee residence in Moscow 1 item Coffee residence; Herman N. Wilson family lived here for many years. Picture in the 1930s by Hodgins Drug Store. Located at the northeast corner of Howard and D streets. 1930 4 07-055 Coffee residence, circa 1959 1 item East side of Coffee residence when Herman N. Wilson lived here. Wilson was manager of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company. Picture 1959 by Clifford M. Ott. 1959 4 07-056 Simpson house, circa 1930 1 item Harry Simpson residence built in the early 1900s. Located at the southwest corner of Howard and D streets. Picture by Hodgins in the 1930s. Simpson was a grain dealer and farmer of the area. 1930 4 07-057 Harry Simpson residence; S.W. corner of D and Howard, Moscow 1 item Harry Simpson residence, southwest corner of Howard and D streets. By Clifford M. Ott, January 28, 1976.; negative number 2-6-76-7 1976 4 07-058 Frank Gano residence and greenhouse; Hunter book No. 1 1 item Frank Gano residence and greenhouse in the 1890s. Location not known. Later [Gano] built a home on the east side of the south Main Street hill. Left to right: Frank Gano, Ward, Myrtle, and Mrs. Gano. Gano owned and farmed a large farm three-and-one-half miles south of Moscow on Highway 95.; negative number 2-28-74-4 undated 4 07-059 John Paulson Home; 804 S. Washington, Moscow 1 item John Paulson residence built in the late 1880s or early 1900s at the southeast corner of Eighth and Washington streets. Left to right: R. Mabel, Mrs. Paulson, Mr. John Paulson, and Elmer in buggy. Picture 1893. Later, Elmer was a Latah County commissioner for many years.; negative number 8-20-73-10 undated 4 07-060 A. A. Lieuallen residence; Almon St., west end of 1st St., Moscow 1 item Almon Asbury Lieuallen residence built in 1884 on the west side of Almon Street at the intersection of First Street. Lilly [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth lived here for many years. Lieuallen was an early pioneer.; negative number 1-16-73-5 undated 4 07-061 A. A. Lieuallen residence; Almon St., west end of 1st St., Moscow 1 item Almon Asbury Lieuallen residence built in 1884 on the west side of Almon Street at the intersection of First Street. Lilly [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth lived here for many years. Lieuallen was an early pioneer.; negative number 1-16-73-6 undated 4 07-061 Johnston house in Moscow 1 item Jimmy Johnston residence built in the 1890s at the southeast corner of Third and Jackson streets. Room and board available. Later converted into a funeral parlor early 1900s. Undertakers Grice, Steltz and later Howard Short. 1900 4 07-062 Lieuallen house in Moscow [02] 1 item Almon Asbury Lieuallen residence built in 1884 on the west side of Almon Street at the intersection of First Street. Left to right: Robert Witbeck, Lilly [Lillie] Lieuallen Woodworth, Mrs. Witbeck, Garrett Witbeck. Picture about 1902 from Lillian Woodworth Otness. 1902 4 07-063 Concrete block house in Moscow 1 item [House] at the southwest corner of Spotswood and Jefferson streets built by Wylie A. Lauder in the early 1900s. Lauder concrete block plant was located just west at the southeast corner of Spotswood and Washington streets. Picture taken in the 1930s. House still occupied 1982. 1930 4 07-064 King house in Moscow 1 item John King residence located just west of the end of Taylor Avenue. Picture taken in the early 1900s. People not identified. 1900 4 07-065 Leitch house in Moscow 1 item Dr. F.M. Leitch, an early day doctor, residence located at the northwest corner of Washington Street and the Troy Highway [Highway 8]. Picture early 1900s. 1900 4 07-066 Interior of Leitch house 1 item Dr. and Mrs. Leitch in their home on South Washington Street. See picture 90-7-066. 1900 4 07-066a Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item McConnell Mansion. Group in front at dedication of flag pole donated by the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and World War One veterans. Picture November 11, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 11-11-74-1 undated 4 07-067 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item McConnell Mansion. Group in front at dedication of flag pole donated by the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and World War One veterans. Picture November 11, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 11-11-74-3 undated 4 07-067 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item McConnell Mansion. Group in front at dedication of flag pole donated by the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and World War One veterans. Picture November 11, 1974 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 11-11-74-4 undated 4 07-067 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item Leonard Ashbough at left, president, Latah County Museum Society, and the Honorable Abe Goff, dedication speaker at ceremony, November 11, 1974.; negative number 11-11-74-2 undated 4 07-068 Dedication ceremony of flagpole in front of the McConnell Mansion 1 item Photo of newspaper photo and caption regarding flag pole dedication 1974 4 07-069 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item Photo of flag pole dedication attendees by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 11-11-74-11 undated 4 07-070 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item Photo of flag pole dedication attendees by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 11-11-74-12 undated 4 07-070 Blacksmithing structures in Moscow 1 item Blacksmithing structures, from a newspaper article clipping 1940 4 07-071 Rhodes house at 810 South Main Street 1 item M.H. Rhodes residence built in the 1890s, remodeled arly 1900s. Located at the northeast corner of Eighth and Washington streets. Rhodes was the inventor and builder of the first Rhodes Harvester in a foundry and machine shop at 810 South Main Street, about 1911-1913. 1911 4 07-072 First brick house in Moscow, S.E. corner of 5th and Washington; built by George Bremmer, later owned by Tom Tierney; newspaper clipping 1 item Bremer residence believed to be the first brick home built in Moscow. Located at the southeast corner of Fifth and Washington streets. Bremer lost everything during the depression of 1893. Tom Tierney purchased the home and is shown in the front yard with his wife.; negative number 2-28-74-10 undated 4 07-073 Tom Tierney residence; S.E. corner of 5th and Washington; first brick house in Moscow 1 item Mrs. Tom Tierney in buggy in front of their home at the southeast corner of Fifth and Washington streets about 1903. Huntback home beyond with the first Latah County Courthouse beyond. M.E. Lewis residence top right.; negative number 1-16-73-7 undated 4 07-074 Tom Tierney residence; S.E. corner of 5th and Washington; first brick house in Moscow 1 item Bremer residence, southeast corner of Fifth and Washington streets, now the home of Tom Tierney .; negative number 1-16-73-6 undated 4 07-075 Bremer/Tierney house prior to becoming Moscows Opportunity School 1 item Residence later became Moscow's Opportunity School for handicapped children for several years. Razed in the 1960s for Safeway parking lot. 1960 4 07-076 730 E. 8th St., pioneer Moscow; built for school (Swedetown); Cornwall remodeled for apartments 1 item Swede Town school in the early 1900s at 730 East Eighth Street. Remodeled into the Cornwall Apartments. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, 1976.; negative number 6-25-76-5 undated 4 07-077 730 E. 8th St., pioneer Moscow; built for school (Swedetown); Cornwall remodeled for apartments 1 item Swede Town school in the early 1900s at 730 East Eighth Street. Remodeled into the Cornwall Apartments. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, 1976.; negative number 6-25-76-6 undated 4 07-077 Methodist Parsonage; early 1900's; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item Methodist parsonage built about 1903 at the northeast corner of Third and Jefferson streets. Copied from a postcard mailed to Homer Estes by Rev. Warner postmarked January 1, 1914. Razed, now a parking lot.; negative number 12-22-74-3 1900 4 07-078 Methodist Parsonage; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item Methodist parsonage built about 1903 at the northeast corner of Third and Jefferson streets. Copied from a postcard mailed to Homer Estes by Rev. Warner postmarked January 1, 1914. Razed, now a parking lot.; negative number 5-27-75-12 undated 4 07-078 White house at 318 North Hayes Street [02] 1 item Frank White residence built in the 1890s at 318 North Hayes Street. Pioneer druggist, nurseryman, and owner of farm lands. 1914 4 07-079 Frank White residence; Hays St., Moscow 1 item Frank White residence at 318 North Hayes Street as it looked January 28, 1976. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 2-6-76-10 1976 4 07-080 Frank White residence; Hays St., Moscow 1 item Frank White residence at 318 North Hayes Street as it looked January 28, 1976. Picture by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 2-6-76-11 1976 4 07-080 Aerial view of Moscow; 1897; by Augustus Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch. Accuracy of his work is unbelievable.; negative number 1-16-73-2 1897 4 02-002 E.R. Headly residence; N.E. corner of B and Hayes, Moscow 1 item E.R. Headley residence built about 1893 at the northeast corner of B and Hays streets. Headly at right. He was a pioneer banker and businessman of Moscow.; negative number 1-16-73-2 undated 4 07-081 Mason Cornwall residence; S.E. corner of 3rd and Hayes, Moscow 1 item Mason A. Cornwall residence built in 1889 at the southeast corner of Third and Hays streets. Cornwall was a pioneer banker and businessman. He built the Cornwall Building in 1890 located on the south side of Third Street between Main and Washington streets, east of the alley. Left to right: Mason Sr. with cane, Mason H., L. Corwin, Lula, Enos and Earl N. Cornwall. Cornwall residence was built by M.F. Zeigler, a pioneer carpenter and builder. Cupola and lettering over window removed in 1940.; negative number 1-16-73-1 undated 4 07-082 Cornwall house; S.E. corner of 3rd and Hays, Moscow; Cornwall and five children 1 item Mason A. Cornwall residence built in 1889 at the southeast corner of Third and Hays streets. Cornwall was a pioneer banker and businessman. He built the Cornwall Building in 1890 located on the south side of Third Street between Main and Washington streets, east of the alley. Left to right: Mason Sr. with cane, Mason H., L. Corwin, Lula, Enos and Earl N. Cornwall. Cornwall residence was built by M.F. Zeigler, a pioneer carpenter and builder. Cupola and lettering over window removed in 1940.; negative number 8-10-75-3 undated 4 07-082 Cornwall house; S.E. corner of 3rd and Hays, Moscow; Cornwall and five children 1 item Mason A. Cornwall residence built in 1889 at the southeast corner of Third and Hays streets. Cornwall was a pioneer banker and businessman. He built the Cornwall Building in 1890 located on the south side of Third Street between Main and Washington streets, east of the alley. Left to right: Mason Sr. with cane, Mason H., L. Corwin, Lula, Enos and Earl N. Cornwall. Cornwall residence was built by M.F. Zeigler, a pioneer carpenter and builder. Cupola and lettering over window removed in 1940.; negative number 8-10-75-4 undated 4 07-082 Moscow in 1897 1 item Copied from a drawing of Moscow in 1897 by Augustus Koch. 1- Frank White residence, 2- E.R. Headley, 3- Mason Cornwall, 4- Julia Moore, 5- W.J. Shields, 6- Stand Pipe (water tank), 7- Russell School. Note accuracy of drawings; compare with pictures. 1897 4 07-083 E.R. Headley residence; N.E. corner of B and Hays, Moscow; built approx. 1891-1892 1 item E.R. Headley residence; compare with drawing 90-7-083 for accuracy.; negative number 6-11-76-5 undated 4 07-084 Newspaper photo of Ursuline convent 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo and caption]. First Convent - The nine-room house pictured above, once known as the Julia Moore home and located at the corner of D and Howard streets, served in the early years after 1908 as the original home of Ursuline Convent here. Later the house was razed and a new facilities constructed. During the past year these facilities have been razed and a new $167, 000 convent and chapel is to be constructed. The convent opened its doors in Moscow Sept. 14, 1908, and 55 years of service will be marked at a dinner at Hotel Moscow Sunday. (January 1, 1963) 1963 4 07-085 Convent replacing Julia Moore residence 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo and caption]. Nearing Completion - Taking final form is the Ursuline Convent of Our Lady, 412 North Howard Street. The $167,000 building will provide quarters for 10 Sisters and also house St. Rose's kindergarten for Catholic children. Completion is scheduled by mid-August. Dedication ceremonies will feature Bishop Sylvester Treinen, Bishop of the Boise Diocese.; negative number 12-2-74-9 undated 4 07-086 Ursuline Academy replacing Julia Moore residence 1 item [Photo of convent under construction]; negative number 2-23-76-6 undated 4 07-086a Julia Moore residence; S.E. corner of Howard St. and D St., pioneer Moscow 1 item Julia Moore residence built in the 1890s at the southeast corner of Howard and D streets. Looking northeast from Howard Street. Front of the residence faced D Street.; negative number 2-23-76-1 undated 4 07-087 Julia Moore residence; S.E. corner of Howard St. and D St., pioneer Moscow 1 item Julia Moore residence built in the 1890s at the southeast corner of Howard and D streets. Looking northeast from Howard Street. Front of the residence faced D Street.; negative number 2-23-76-2 undated 4 07-087 Julia Moore residence; S.E. corner of Howard St. and D St., pioneer Moscow 1 item Julia Moore residence built in the 1890s at the southeast corner of Howard and D streets. Looking northeast from Howard Street. Front of the residence faced D Street.; negative number 2-23-76-3 undated 4 07-087 Ursuline convent, circa 1925 1 item Julia Moore residence purchased by Ursuline Convent in 1908 and later an addition added on the west side. Howard Street in foreground. 1908 4 07-088 Russell stockade in Moscow 1 item Frank Williamson, son of Nathaniel Williamson, who lived at the northwest corner of B and Monroe streets, leading cow to pasture on the vacant lots east of Monroe Street. Frank remembers remnants of the Russell Stockade near the alley just past the trees at the right of the picture. 1900 4 07-093 Russell Fort marker on B St., Moscow 1 item Marker on north side of B Street in front of 810 East B Street. Mr. Anderson reported finding remnants of the Russell Stockade while digging in his garden north of his house. Picture 1975 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 4-4-75-1 undated 4 07-094 Russell Fort marker on B St., Moscow 1 item Marker on north side of B Street in front of 810 East B Street. Mr. Anderson reported finding remnants of the Russell Stockade while digging in his garden north of his house. Picture 1975 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 4-4-75-2 undated 4 07-094 Estes Home 1 item Estes residence built in the 1890s at 810 East B Street. Mrs. Estes in gateway, her daughter Belle Estes Carssow behind. Picture about 1900.; negative number 8-8-72-10 undated 4 07-095 Estes residence; 810 east 8th St., Moscow; built in the 1890's 1 item Estes residence with porch added, new roofing, and siding. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, July 6, 1976.; negative number 7-1-76-6 undated 4 07-096 Lundquist Home; 713 E. 7th St., Moscow; built 1890 1 item John Lundquist residence built in 1890 at 713 East Seventh Street. Mrs. Mary Lundquist standing on porch.; negative number 1-27-73-10 undated 4 07-097 Residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist; 713 E. 7th St., Moscow 1 item John Lundquist residence built in 1890 at 713 East Seventh Street. Mrs. Mary Lundquist standing on porch.; negative number 2-25-75-12 undated 4 07-097 Strong house at 412 East Spotswood Street 1 item J.R. Strong residence built in the 1890s or early 1900s. Left to right: Mrs. Mary M. Strong, Mr. J.R. Strong and James Harvey Putman, brother of Mrs. Strong. Picture 1912-1913. 412 East Spotswood Street. 1912 4 07-098 Browning and Lafield house in Moscow 1 item Mrs. Browning and Lafield residence built early 1900s at North Washington Street on west side between C and D streets. 1900 4 07-099 Huff house in Moscow 1 item Attorney Lawrence Huff residence built early 1900s. Located on the north side of Third Street between Van Buren and Polk streets. 1900 4 07-100 Simmons house at 817 South Jefferson Street 1 item Mr. and Mrs. Simmons residence built about 1896 at 817 South Jefferson Street. Tower of the first University of Idaho Administration Building at [arrow]. 1896 4 07-101 Walters house at 616 Washington Street [02] 1 item George Walters residence built in the 1890s at 616 South Washington Street. Left to right, back row: John Sharp (mail carrier), Mrs. George Walters, and Etta Walters. Left to right, front row: Effie, Bessie and Ethel Walters. Picture 1901. Picture from Bessie Walters Babcock 1976. 1901 4 07-102 Ransom house in Moscow 1 item Art Ransom residence at the northwest corner of Sixth and Adams streets built early 1900s. Ransom was the first depot agent for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation when it arrived in Moscow in 1885. Later he owned and operated the Pastime at 113 South Main Street. Open day and night. 1900 4 07-103 Walters house at 616 Washington Street [01] 1 item George Walters family lived here in the early 1900s. Located at 616 South Washington Street. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 22, 1978. 1978 4 07-104 First Yangel residence; 216 East A St., Moscow 1 item Frank J. Yangel residence, 216 East A Street. Believed to have been built in the early 1880s. Picture taken 1888. Yangel in doorway and wife Anna at right. Girl and woman in dark dress, neighbors. Yangel was an early tailor and had his shop at 107 South Main Street for many years.; negative number 1-28-78-12 undated 4 07-105 Yangel house at 216 East andquot;Aandquot; Street [02] 1 item Yangel residence with a west wing added. House was built with square nails and believed to be one of Moscow's oldest homes still being lived in. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 22, 1978. 1978 4 07-106 Henry Dernham and Henry B. Blake 1 item Henry Dernham, early Moscow merchant, and Dr. Henry B. Blake, Moscow's first doctor. Picture 1880. Location of house not known. 1880 4 07-107 Kelly residence; 312 S. Washington St. between 3rd St. and 4th St., south of the alley, Moscow; location of the Hill Apts. in 1976 1 item Kelley residence built about 1880 on the east side of Washington Street between Third and Fourth streets south of the alley. Later site of the Hill Apartments.; negative number 8-7-76-10 undated 4 07-108 Kelly residence; 312 S. Washington St. between 3rd St. and 4th St., south of the alley, Moscow; location of the Hill Apts. in 1976 1 item Kelley residence built about 1880 on the east side of Washington Street between Third and Fourth streets south of the alley. Later site of the Hill Apartments.; negative number 8-7-76-11 undated 4 07-108 Whitmore house in Moscow 1 item C.H. Whitmore residence built in the 1890s on the north side of Morton Street, one block west of Main Street. This is where Lena Whitmore lived the many years she taught in Moscow schools. 1890 4 07-109 Cornelson house in Moscow 1 item Cornelson residence south side of Sixth Street between Pine and Line streets due north of Morrill Hall. Cornelson on porch. 1895 4 07-110 Dr. Blake's house; 247 East A St., Moscow 1 item Dr. Blake residence and his office in building behind. Dr. Blake was Moscow's first doctor. Date and location of picture not known.; negative number 8-19-89-7 undated 4 07-110a Frazee house at 724 South Jefferson Street 1 item Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frazee residence built in the 1890s at 724 South Jefferson Street. They were caretakers at the Latah County Farm for several years. 1895 4 07-111 Moody house at 722 South Lynn Street 1 item George H. Moody family residence built in the 1890s at 722 S. Lynn Street. Moody owned and operated the Northwest Marble Works for many years. 1895 4 07-112 Residence of Jenny Smith; 934 W. 6th St., Moscow 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo?] Wording on photo: andquot;Residence of Mrs. Jennie E. Smith, 934 W. Sixth St.andquot; Built in the 1890s west of Line Street.; negative number 12-10-75-14 undated 4 07-113 Christenson residence; 806 S. Jefferson, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Edward T. Christenson residence early 1900s at 806 South Jefferson Street. Standing on porch, Mrs. Christenson, Earl and Mr. Christenson.; negative number 1-25-77-1 1900 4 07-114 Christenson residence; 806 S. Jefferson, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Edward T. Christenson residence early 1900s at 806 South Jefferson Street. Standing on porch, Mrs. Christenson, Earl and Mr. Christenson.; negative number 1-25-77-3 1900 4 07-114 C.H. Christenson residence; Pullman Moscow road; 1906 1 item Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Christenson residence early 1900s on north side of Moscow-Pullman highway.; negative number 1-25-77-4 1906 4 07-115 Daniel Gamble residence; R.F.D. No. 1; Moscow; 1914 Atlas 1 item Rev. Daniel Gamble residence about five miles southeast of Moscow on north side of Paradise Ridge. Early 1900s. Left to right: John, Lola, Margaret, Mrs. Isabella Gamble, Elizabeth, and Rev. Gamble on horse, Big Shep.; negative number 2-25-75-7 undated 4 07-116 House in Moscow 1 item Pioneer residence built in the 1890s at the northeast corner of Third and Howard streets. Has been remodeled. Albert Clausen owner 1976. 1976 4 07-117 Naylor combine outfit harvesting wheat 1 item John L. Naylor combine outfit harvesting wheat on his farm three miles north of Moscow near Highway 95 in the early 1920s. Note the wagons for hauling bulk grain to the warehouse. 1920 4 07-118 Naylor farmstead [02] 1 item John L. Naylor farmstead at right. Naylor School at left. Phelps house across from school. This was the road north to Viola before Highway 95 was built straight north from Main Street, Moscow. Early 1900s. 1900 4 07-119 Naylor farmstead and school 1 item John L. Naylor farmstead at right. Naylor School at left. Picture taken late 1920s or 1930s. 1930 4 07-120 Naylor farmstead [01] 1 item John L. Naylor farmstead being farmed by a grandson. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 22, 1978. 1978 4 07-121 Agricultural scene southeast of Moscow 1 item Farmyard scene southeast of Moscow on the Lenville Road about 1910. Picture from Frank Neal; his stepfather, Sidney Hammond holding the horse and Ray Gallup holding the team. 1910 4 07-122 Estes farm 1 item T.A. Estes farm east of Estes Station named after Estes, a pioneer of this area. Same house is still standing as of 1976. The picture taken in the early 1900s. 1900 4 07-123 Anderson farmstead 1 item Anderson farmstead northwest of Pullman showing the well with pulley and rope for bringing up a bucket of water. Note the drinking cup on the corner of the well housing. Picture courtesy of J. August Anderson. 1900 4 07-124 Nelson farmstead 1 item Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Nelson farmstead on Big Bear Ridge. Picture 1914. 1914 4 07-125 Flodin homestead 1 item Peter Flodin homestead and family on Dry Ridge 1907. Left to right: buildings, barn, chicken house, and house being used as a granary. Left to right: Elmer, Stina, Mary, Hilda, Ebba and Pete. Two horses at right were the original team from the late 1880s. 1907 4 07-126 Simmerman homestead 1 item Simmerman homestead in 1909 north of Potlatch about five miles east of Highway 95. 1909 4 07-127 Byseggar farm 1 item Byseggar farm buildings in the early 1900s about seven miles north of Potlatch on the east side of Highway 95. Ed Byseggar, a son, still at this location in newer buildings as of 1976. 1900 4 07-128 Tree near Byseggar buildings 1 item Across Highway 95 from the Byseggar buildings is this tree growing out of a stump. Picture by Clifford M. Ott in 1968. Tree is still there, 1976. 1976 4 07-129 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Strong and family homestead; near Garfield 1 item J.R. Strong family and home on Deep Creek northwest of Potlatch. Left to right: Alice [who] married Corliss McElroy, Alva, Mrs. J.R. Strong (mother), Etta [who] married Homer Estes, Eunice [who] married Mr. Moak, and J.R. Strong (father). Picture dated April 1891.; negative number 3-1-72-12 undated 4 07-130 Strong farm on Deep Creek 1 item George Strong home on Deep Creek, Elmore District northwest of Potlatch in 1911. Russell Strong place as of 1975. 1911 4 07-131 Town Farm; original 1 item Town farmstead located northeast of Moscow about four miles. Picture in the early 1900s.; negative number 5-31-77-10 undated 4 07-132 Town Farm; N.E. about four miles from Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Town farmstead located northeast of Moscow about four miles. Picture in the early 1900s.; negative number 5-31-77-11 1900 4 07-132 Sawyer home 1 item Sawyer home on their homestead near Troy in 1905. Left to right: Earl (father), Clyde, Helen, and Lula (mother). Philip B. of Potlatch was not yet born. Picture from Philip. 1905 4 07-133 Cabins in Camerine Gulch on Moscow Mountain. 1 item Located in Crumarine Gulch on Moscow Mountain in the late 1890s or early 1900s. Entrance to mine in center of picture. No other identification.; negative number 8-23-76-11 1900 4 07-134 Pioneers making cider near Uniontown 1 item Cider making at the Haefer farm near Uniontown, Washington 1915. Cider mill driven by a gasoline engine from the corner room of house. Picture courtesy [of] Welle, Twin Willows Museum.; negative number 1-25-77-2 undated 4 07-135 Summerfield homestead; 1871 homestead of Julia Warmouth; footnotes 1 item Above [90-7-136] is a picture of the old homestead of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Summerfield, early pioneers of Latah County. House is just northeast of Moscow. Place was homesteaded by Mrs. Summerfield (then Mrs. Julia A. Warmouth) in 1871. Mrs. Summerfield was the first white woman to settle in that locality. In the picture Mrs. Summerfield is shown beside her horse all ready to ride to town to shop. At her right stands Mr. Summerfield, and on the cellar steps sits Mrs. George Northrup, pioneer neighbor and friend. Farm has never been out of the family and now belongs to Mrs. John A. Suddreth (Dora Summerfield) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Summerfield. During the past 76 years this farm has always produced bumper crops.; negative number 1-1-68-2 undated 4 07-136 Summerfield homestead [02] 1 item Summerfield farm is located in Township 39, Range 5 W. with 80 acres in the S.E. Sect. 4 and 80 acres in the N.E. Sect. 9. Location is east of Moscow Mountain Road and south of the hill road to the Robinson Lake area. Above [90-7-137] house was an addition to the original house shown in the top [90-7-136] picture. 1900 4 07-137 Cozy Cove farm 1 item January 10, 1987. Farm was homesteaded by Asbury A. Lieuallen in 1871, the first in the county. In 1890 Lieuallen sold to Charles J. Munson who named it Cozy Cove. 1987 4 07-138 Cozy Cove farm surprise party 1 item Surprise party for the Munsons on their Cozy Cove farm four miles east of Moscow on the Robinson Park Road by their neighbors in 1915. (Many identifications.) 1915 4 07-138a Cozy Cove farm location 1 item Photo of map section. Copied from Latah County Atlas of 1914 showing the Cozy Cove farm owned by Charles J. Munson. Farm was the first homesteaded in the county in 1871 by Asbury A. Lieuallen who sold to Munson in 1890. Shows the location of the first apple tree. 1914 4 07-138b Cozy Cove farm first listed farm in Latah County 1 item Cozy Cove farm built in 1897 by Charles J. Munson. Farm has had several owners and is now owned by Everett Olson. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, January 10, 1987. 1987 4 07-138c Lauder homestead 1 item Wylie A. Lauder homestead near Princeton in 1907. Left to right: W.A. Lauder, Mrs. Lauder, Mrs. Erickson, Alma Lauder, Henry Erickson, Ralph Lauder, and War Erickson on fence. 1907 4 07-139 Taylor house in Moscow [01] 1 item William Taylor home at the location of the Latah Care Center north of the South Palouse River Road and west of Highway 95. Mrs. W.A. Lauder was the daughter of William Taylor and mother of Alma Lauder Keeling. Taylor homesteaded this location in 1871. 1871 4 07-140 Moscow; 1883 1 item Moscow, Idaho Territory, 1883.; negative number 1-4-73-11 1883 4 08-001 Panoramic of Moscow; 1883 1 item Moscow, Idaho Territory, 1883.; negative number 1-7-80-8 1883 4 08-001 Moscow; 1896; with footnotes 1 item Moscow, Latah County, Idaho, 1896.; negative number 11-9-74-4 1896 4 08-002 Moscow; 1896 1 item Moscow, Latah County, Idaho, 1896.; negative number 11-9-74-11 1896 4 08-002 Map of first brick buildings in Moscow 1 item Map: first brick buildings erected in Moscow. On back: The names and dates of the first brick buildings built in Moscow were researched by Lillian (Woodworth) Otness in 1982 and [are] believed to be reasonably correct. Lillian is the granddaughter of Almon Asbury Lieuallen and daughter of Lilly [Lillie] (Lieuallen) Woodworth. William Neff homesteaded the northwest 160 acres of Moscow in 1871 from Main Street west and Sixth Street north. In 1875 A.A. Lieuallen purchased the Neff property and put up a small store building at the southwest corner of First and Main streets. This was the location of the first post office in Moscow when it was moved from [its original location named] Paradise Valley. Lieuallen built the large house still standing on Almon Street at the west end of First Street in 1884. Streets west of Jackson were named after the Lieuallen family, Almon, Asbury, Lilly [spelling of street name is correct] and Lieuallen. 1982 4 08-002a Aerial, looking northeast from Morrill Hall, circa 1924 1 item Looking northeast at Moscow from Morrill Hall in 1924. Copy from a 16 x 20 original picture from John Leudke of Genesee, Idaho. X = Alpha Phi sorority 1924 4 08-002b Moscow [01] 1 item Birds-eye view of the city of Moscow, Idaho, 1897; a drawing by Augustus Koch. He drew Lewiston, 1898. 1898 4 08-002c Looking north at Moscow; copied from glass negative; Sterner Studio 1 item Looking north at the northwest part of Moscow about 1907. Sixth Street in foreground, Third Street next. Picture from a 11 x 14andquot; glass negative from Sterner Studios.; negative number 1-6-76-1 1907 4 08-003 Looking northeast at Moscow; copied from glass negative; Sterner Studio 1 item Looking northeast across Moscow about 1907. Picture from a 11 x 14andquot; glass negative from Sterner Studios.; negative number 1-6-76-2 1907 4 08-004 Looking east at Moscow; copied from glass negative; Sterner Studio 1 item Looking east across Moscow about 1907. Picture from a 11 x 14andquot; glass negative from Sterner Studios.; negative number 1-6-76-3 1907 4 08-005 Looking southeast at Moscow; copied from glass negative; Sterner Studio 1 item Looking southeast at the south part of Moscow about 1907. Picture from a 11 x 14andquot; glass negative from Sterner Studios.; negative number 1-6-76-5 1907 4 08-006 1/4 of group picture of (military) Section B looking west; Dec. 1918; by Sterner; from Zelma York 1 item Part 1 of 4 parts of a panoramic of Section B at the fairgrounds. Looking west, exhibit buildings in background. Sterner Studios 1918.; negative number 10-18-75-5 1918 4 08-007 1/4 of group picture of (military) Section B looking north; Dec. 1918; by Sterner; from Zelma York 1 item Part 2 of 4 parts of a panoramic of Section B at the fairgrounds. Looking northwest, race horse barns in background. Sterner 1918.; negative number 10-18-75-6 1918 4 08-008 1/4 of group picture of (military) Section B looking northeast; Dec. 1918; by Sterner; from Zelma York 1 item Part 3 of 4 parts of a panoramic of Section B at the fairgrounds. Looking northeast, west part of Moscow and Moscow Mountains in background. Picture by Sterner Studios 1918.; negative number 10-18-75-7 1918 4 08-009 1/4 of group picture of (military) Section B looking east; Dec. 1918; by Sterner; from Zelma York 1 item Part 4 of 4 parts of a panoramic of Section B at the fairgrounds. Looking east with Moscow in the background. Sterner Studios 1918.; negative number 10-18-75-9 1918 4 08-010 Idaho National Harvester Bldg.; Sec. B quarters; 1918; from Zelma York Buckley 1 item Idaho National Harvester buildings were used as barracks for Section B while stationed at Moscow in 1918.; negative number 10-18-75-13 1918 4 08-011 Idaho National Harvester Bldg.; Section B Mess Hall; 1918; from Zelma York Buckley 1 item Idaho National Harvester building used as mess hall for Section B while stationed at Moscow in 1918.; negative number 10-18-75-15 1918 4 08-012 1910 aerial view of Moscow and University of Idaho 1 item Part 1 of 3 parts of a panoramic. Looking north at Moscow in 1916 from the University Hill. Photo by Allen Photo Co.; negative number 7-1-74-9 1910 4 08-013 Aerial of Moscow, part 2 of 3 1 item Part 2 of 3 parts of a panoramic. Looking northeast at Moscow in 1916 from the University Hill. Photo by Allen Photo Co. 1916 4 08-014 Looking at Moscow from University Hill; 1910 1 item Part 3 of 3 parts of a panoramic. Looking east at Moscow in 1916 from the University Hill. Photo by Allen Photo Co.; negative number 7-1-74-7 1910 4 08-015 Panorama of Moscow. 1 item Part 1 of 3 parts of a panoramic. Looking east at Moscow in 1926 from the hill in northwest Moscow.; negative number 1-1-74-2 1926 4 08-016 Aerial part 2 of 3, looking southeast at Moscow 1 item Part 2 of 3 parts of a panoramic. Looking southeast at Moscow in 1926 from the hill in northwest Moscow. Photo by Allen Photo Co. 1926 4 08-017 Aerial view of Moscow 1 item Part 3 of 3 parts of a panoramic. Looking south at Moscow in 1926 from hill in northwest Moscow.; negative number 1-1-74-3 undated 4 08-018 Aerial panoramic broken into three pieces 1 item Same as picture at left [90-8-016, 017, 018] from a panoramic broken into three pieces. 1926 4 08-019 Aerial of Moscow circa 1926 1 item From a different panoramic than the ones [90-8-016, 017, 018] at left. Moscow 1926. 1926 4 08-020 Aerial view of University of Idaho campus in background 1 item Aerial view of Moscow, with the University of Idaho campus in the background of the image. 1926 4 08-021 Aerial looking southwest from Courthouse in Moscow 1 item Aerial photograph looking southwest from the Courthouse from a postcard dated 1916. House in foreground at Adams and Sixth streets was the Art Ransom residence. He was the first agent for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company railroad when it arrived in 1885. Later owned the Pastime on north Main Street. 1916 4 08-021a Aerial of Moscow [03] 1 item Part of the panoramic picture of numbers 22-23-24-25 [90-8-022, 023, 024, 025] about 1910. Note the bell tower on the church at the southwest corner of Jefferson and Sixth streets is under construction. 1- Gritman Hospital, 2- flour mill, 3- fire department bell. 1910 4 08-021b View of Moscow from the south. 1 item Part 1 of 4 parts looking south from Courthouse at Moscow about 1910. Photographer not known.; negative number 7-2-74-11 1910 4 08-022 Aerial of Moscow looking southwest 1 item Part 2 of 4 parts looking southwest from Courthouse at Moscow about 1910. 1910 4 08-023 Panoramic of Moscow; looking west from the Courthouse 1 item Part 3 of 4 parts looking west from the Courthouse at Moscow about 1910.; negative number 10-22-73-12 undated 4 08-024 Aerial of Moscow [04] 1 item Part 4 of 4 parts looking northwest from the Courthouse at Moscow about 1910. From a panoramic 7 x 39andquot; long. Photographer unknown. 1910 4 08-025 Aerial view of south Moscow; showing White Farm; approx. 1919 1 item Looking at the southeast part of Moscow about 1919. Arrow at top of picture points to the Frank White farm and buildings. Area is now East Gate Addition of Moscow.; negative number 1-26-73-12 1919 4 08-026 Aerial view of south Moscow; showing White Farm and Skattaboe Farm 1 item Looking at the southeast part of Moscow about 1937. At this time Highway 8 followed the railroad tracks through. 1- Frank White farm, 2- Skattaboe farm, 3- Moscow Cemetery.; negative number 1-26-73-11 undated 4 08-027 Aerial view of University of Idaho campus; 1919 1 item Aerial view of the University of Idaho campus on November 17, 1917 at the dedication ceremony when Vice President T. Marshall planted a Red Oak tree on the campus.; negative number 1-31-73-7 1919 4 08-028 Aerial, looking northeast with campus in foreground 1 item Looking northeast at Moscow with the University of Idaho in the foreground. Picture by Burns about 1920. 1920 4 08-029 Aerial of Moscow looking north, Highway 95 in foreground 1 item Looking north at Moscow. Highway 95 in foreground. Peterson farm right foreground. Picture by Hodgins 1938. 1938 4 08-030 Aerial of Moscow looking north at a close-up of Moscow 1 item Looking north at a close-up of Moscow. Picture taken in 1938 by Hodgins. First wing of the new Gritman Hospital was under construction at this time. Charles Dimond photographer. 1938 4 08-031 Aerial of Moscow looking south, circa 1938 1 item Looking south at Moscow. Highway 95 at left lower corner of picture. By Hodgins in 1938. 1938 4 08-032 Aerial of Moscow showing Skattaboe farm, Northern Pacific railroad, and Moscow Cemetery 1 item Looking northwest at Moscow. Picture by Hodgins in 1938. 1- Skattaboe farm, 2- Frank White farm, 3- Northern Pacific Railroad, left and Highway 12, right, 4- Ed Kitts' potato cellar, 5- Moscow Cemetery. Charles Dimond photographer for Hodgins Drug Store. 1938 4 08-033 Aerial of Moscow looking northeast from west end of town 1 item Looking northeast across country from west of Moscow. University of Idaho trial ground in the left foreground. Picture by Hodgins 1938. 1938 4 08-034 Aerial of Moscow, with cemetery in the foreground 1 item Looking southwest across country from east of Moscow. Moscow City Cemetery in the foreground. Picture by Hodgins 1938. 1938 4 08-035 Aerial of Moscow, showing farmland to the south 1 item Location unknown, circa 1938. 1938 4 08-036 Aerial of Moscow looking east toward highway 95 1 item Looking east at area south of Moscow along Highway 95. No. 3 north boundary was two miles south of Sixth Street. No. 1, Highway 95, No. 2, John Peasley home, No. 3, John Ott home, No. 4 ,Zerr home and No. 5, William Hayton home. These were the names of the neighbors when the Otts move there in 1906. Picture 1938. 1938 4 08-037 Aerial of Moscow looking northeast at University of Idaho campus and Moscow Mountain 1 item Looking northeast at the University of Idaho campus with Moscow and the Moscow Mountains in the background. Hodgins photo about 1938. 1938 4 08-038 Aerial of Moscow looking northeast at University of Idaho 1 item Looking northeast at the University of Idaho campus with Moscow in the background. Picture by Hodgins about 1938. 1938 4 08-039 Aerial of Moscow looking west with Mikey-Hall brick plant in foreground 1 item Looking west at the U. of I. section of Moscow about 1938. The Mikey-Hall brick plant in foreground. Sweet Avenue left, College Street right. Picture by Hodgins. 1938 4 08-040 Aerial looking west at University buildings 1 item Looking west at University of Idaho buildings after 1926 or early 1930s. Picture predates the above [90-8-040] picture as Neale Stadium was not built at this time. Picture by Hodgins. 1926 4 08-041 Aerial of Moscow, with Moscow-Pullman highway in upper top right 1 item Looking northwest at the University of Idaho buildings about 1938. Picture by Hodgins. Moscow-Pullman Highway extreme top right. 1938 4 08-042 Aerial of Moscow, looking east at University of Idaho buildings 1 item Looking east at University of Idaho buildings about 1938. Neale Stadium in foreground. Picture by Hodgins. Charles Dimond photographer. 1938 4 08-043 Aerial view of Moscow, looking northwest at campus 1 item Looking northwest at the University of Idaho campus in 1959. Photograph taken by Hodgins photo. 1959 4 08-044 University of Idaho map; 1959; buildings identified 1 item An aerial view of the University of Idaho campus, circa 1959.; negative number 3-25-77-2 1959 4 08-045 Aerial view of University of Idaho, Moscow; from post card 1 item Looking northeast at Moscow about 1950.; negative number 3-25-77-3 undated 4 08-046 Enlargement of previous aerial of Moscow 1 item An enlargement of part of the above [90-8-046] picture. 1950 4 08-047 University of Idaho Administration Building [09] 1 item Administration Building and cadets, April 1, 1896. 1896 4 08-048 University of Idaho six horse team at fairgrounds 1 item Earl Sawyer driving six University of Idaho horses at the Fairgrounds north of Sixth Street and west of the railroad tracks. 1930s. 1930 4 08-049 University of Idaho Administration Building [08] 1 item Administration Building. University of Idaho was located at Moscow by a legislative act of a territorial convention held in Boise in 1889. It opened for classes October 3, 1892. 1892 4 08-050 First University of Idaho Administration Building; School of Mines; Ridenbaugh Hall 1 item Campus. Ridenbaugh Hall, School of Mines, and Administration Building. Pictures early 1900s.; negative number 1-22-73-7 undated 4 08-051 First University of Idaho Administration Bldg. after fire; wall standing 1 item Class of 1901 and friends. 1- Marguerite David, 2- Gainford Mix, 3- George Snow, 4- Carroll Smith, 5- Burton French, 6- Mrs. Fred Shields, 7- Lucy Fisher Sinclair, 8- Myra Moody (1904), 9- Permeal French (Dean), 10- Homer David, 11- Fred Shields, 12- Carrie Tomer, 13- Tom Burke, 14- Minnie Marcy, 15- Ethel Moody Byrns (1920).; negative number 5-25-76-1 undated 4 08-052 First University of Idaho Administration Bldg.; demolition charge blowing down the ruins 1 item George Snow, Gainford Mix, Carrie Tomer, Carroll Smith, Homer David, Mrs. Marcy, Lucy Fisher Sinclair, Tom Burke, Permeal French, Burton French. (Class of 1901); negative number 5-25-76-7 undated 4 08-053 University of Idaho [06] 1 item Tom Burke, Mrs. Marcy, Dr. Carroll Smith, Homer David, Carrie Tomer, Carroll Smith, Lucy Fisher Sinclair, Gainford Mix, Permeal French, Burton French (Class of 1901). 1901 4 08-053a First University of Idaho Administration Bldg.; insurance co. paid $105,000 for damage from fire 1 item Administration Building being demolished after fire.; negative number 5-25-76-8 undated 4 08-053z University of Idaho [03] 1 item [Photo of correspondence or advertisement?] Veatch Realty Company [regarding original Administration Building fire]: 'Fire! The Destroyer! | | Fire Insurance Companies paid the state of Idaho $105,000 for the loss sustained when the old administration building at the university, pictured above, was destroyed by fire in 1906. 1906 4 08-054 University of Idaho Administration Building; approx. 1910 1 item University of Idaho campus in 1913. 1- School of Mines, 1902; 2- Administration Building, 1907-08; 3- Mines Building; 4- Morrill Hall, 1906; 5- Geology Building.; negative number 11-9-80-3 1910 4 08-055 University of Idaho School of Mines 1 item School of Mines, University of Idaho, completed in 1902, picture 1915. 1915 4 08-056 University of Idaho Gymnasium 1 item Gymnasium, University of Idaho, completed 1904, picture about 1915. 1915 4 08-057 First University of Idaho Administration Bldg. before fire 1 item Administration Building. University of Idaho, burned in 1906. Picture from a glass negative by M.L. Romig about 1905.; negative number 5-25-76-3 undated 4 08-058 University of Idaho [02] 1 item School of Mines, University of Idaho, later Engineering Building. Picture from a glass negative by M.L. Romig about 1905. 1905 4 08-059 University of Idaho Administration Building [10] 1 item Administration Building, University of Idaho, burned in 1906. Picture from the University of Idaho Library. 1906 4 08-060 University of Idaho, looking northeast toward athletic field 1 item Looking northeast at University of Idaho buildings and athletic field. 1- Morrill Hall, 2- gymnasium, 3- Administration Building, 4- athletic field with football game in progress. About 1920. 1920 4 08-061 University of Idaho Music Hall 1 item Music Hall, University of Idaho. Located west of Blake Avenue and north of tennis courts. Ridenbaugh Hall at right. Picture taken about 1907 on a glass transparency. 1907 4 08-062 University of Idaho [05] 1 item Student's room in Ridenbaugh Hall, a girls' dormitory built in 1903. Picture from a glass transparency about 1907. 1907 4 08-063 Ridenbaugh Hall at University of Idaho 1 item Ridenbaugh Hall from a panoramic taken about 1912. 1912 4 08-064 School of Mines at University of Idaho 1 item School of Mines from a panoramic taken about 1912. 1912 4 08-065 University of Idaho horse barn; 1940's 1 item This is the F.W. (Fred) Hagedorn barn on Airport Road between Pullman and Moscow. It was constructed along with 3 other farm buildings in 1920. The smoldering remains of the farmhouse are in the foreground; the farmhouse burned following a chimney fire in 1940. Shingles from the burning house lit the barn roof on fire (a small black area is visible by the left cupola), and a neighbor from the Hawley farm climbed into the rafters, sheared off the right cupola to gain roof access, and extinguished the fire using a bucket and rope. The barn is still in great condition and is listed on the Washington State Historic Barn Register.; negative number 12-6-77-12 1940 4 08-066 University of Idaho administration buildign and memorial gymnasium 1 item Administration Building and gymnasium from a panoramic taken about 1912. 1912 4 08-067 Morrill Hall; University of Idaho 1 item Looking north at Morrill Hall, later Forestry Building, built 1906. Mines Building at left and Geology Building at right. Pine Street between.; negative number 1-22-73-11 undated 4 08-068 Morrill Hall; University of Idaho, Moscow 1 item Looking north at Morrill Hall, later Forestry Building, built 1906. Mines Building at left and Geology Building at right. Pine Street between.; negative number 3-25-77-5 undated 4 08-068 University of Idaho Y.M.C.A.; approx. 1918 1 item Looking north across University Avenue at the Y.M.C.A. building. Later [called] University Hut.; negative number 3-25-77-6 1918 4 08-069 University of Idaho campus showing Morrill Hall, Mines Building, and Geology Building [02] 1 item 1- Mines Building, 2- Morrill Hall (Forestry Building), 3- Geology Building, 4- Hose cart fire station, now location of the Science Hall, 5- University Avenue. See aerial picture #28 [90-8-028?] showing hose cart fire station at lower left corner of picture. 1912 4 08-069a University of Idaho, looking north from Administration building 1 item 1- Mines Building, 2- Morrill Hall (Forestry Building), 3- Geology Building, 4- Hose cart fire station, now location of the Science Hall, 5- University Avenue. See aerial picture #28 [90-8-028?] showing hose cart fire station at lower left corner of picture. 1912 4 08-069b University of Idaho campus showing Mines Building, Morrill Hall, and Geology Building [01] 1 item No. 1- Mines Building, 2- Morrill Hall (Forestry Building), 3- Geology Building, 4- Hose cart fire station now location of Science Hall and 5- University Avenue. See pictures 90-8-069a, 069b. 1912 4 08-069c Dairy cattle barns at University of Idaho 1 item Dairy cattle barns, University of Idaho. Located south of Sixth Street and about one block west of Line Street.; negative number 8-10-75-11 undated 4 08-070 University of Idaho freshmen bonfire; pioneer 1 item Material for the annual Homecoming football game [bon]fire [during] rally [held] night before the game. See outside toilet at top.; negative number 1-2-72-12 undated 4 08-071 Teddy Roosevelt at U of I 1 item Colonel Roosevelt on speakers' platform made of sacked wheat threshed by an Idaho National Harvester. In front of the Administration Building, University of Idaho. April 10, 1911.; negative number 5-24-72-11 1911 4 08-072 Theodore Roosevelt at University of Idaho; 1911 1 item Colonel Roosevelt on speakers' platform made of sacked wheat threshed by an Idaho National Harvester. In front of the Administration Building, University of Idaho. April 10, 1911.; negative number 1-31-73-6 1911 4 08-072 Theodore Roosevelt at University of Idaho; 1911 1 item Colonel Roosevelt on speakers' platform, April 10, 1911.; negative number 1-31-73-5 1911 4 08-073 Teddy Roosevelt at U of I; 4-10-11 1 item Colonel Roosevelt on speakers' platform, April 10, 1911.; negative number 5-25-76-11 1911 4 08-073 Teddy Roosevelt at U of I; 4-10-11 1 item Crowd in front of the Administration Building to see and hear Colonel Roosevelt. April 10, 1911.; negative number 5-25-76-10 1911 4 08-074 Teddy Roosevelt at U of I; 4-10-11 1 item Crowd in front of the Administration Building to see and hear Colonel Roosevelt. April 10, 1911.; negative number 5-25-76-12 1911 4 08-074 Theodore Roosevelt at University of Idaho; 1911 1 item Crowd in front of the Administration Building to see and hear Colonel Roosevelt. April 10, 1911.; negative number 1-31-73-4 1911 4 08-075 Teddy Roosevelt at U of I; 4-10-11 1 item Crowd in front of the Administration Building to see and hear Colonel Roosevelt. April 10, 1911.; negative number 5-25-76-13 1911 4 08-075 Roosevelt in Moscow inspecting the National Harvester 1 item Colonel Roosevelt inspecting one of the Idaho National Harvesters on the University of Idaho campus, April 10, 1911. Tomers Butte, center of picture.; negative number 10-18-75-17 1911 4 08-076 I Tower, University of Idaho. 1 item Old University of Idaho water tank and arboretum on the hillside below the tank. Picture about the 1920s.; negative number 8-10-75-12 1920 4 08-077 Eleanor Roosevelt visits University of Idaho, March 26, 1938 1 item Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt, visits the University of Idaho. March 26, 1938. 1938 4 08-078 Eleanor Roosevelt and University of Idaho President Dale at University of Idaho [01] 1 item Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt, visits the University of Idaho on March 26, 1938. University of Idaho president Dale. 1938 4 08-079 Eleanor Roosevelt and University of Idaho President Dale at University of Idaho [02] 1 item Eleanor Roosevelt on speakers' platform at University of Idaho. March 26, 1938. 1938 4 08-080 Eleanor Roosevelt in back seat of car at University of Idaho, March 26, 1938 1 item Eleanor Roosevelt in back seat of car near side. March 26, 1938. 1938 4 08-081 Moscow, looking west 1 item Looking west from Morrill Hall. Birds-eye view of Lava Dunes, Moscow, Palouse Country. Picture from a glass transparency at the McConnell Mansion. Picture about 1908. 1908 4 08-082 Moscow and Lava Dunes 1 item Looking northeast from Morrill Hall. Birds-eye view of Lava Dunes and Moscow, Palouse Country. Picture from a glass transparency at the McConnell Mansion. Picture about 1908. 1908 4 08-083 Moscow, looking northeast 1 item Looking northeast from Morrill Hall. View of Moscow about 1908. Picture from a glass transparency at the McConnell Mansion. 1908 4 08-084 Moscow, looking southeast 1 item Looking southeast from Morrill Hall. Birds-eye view of Tomer's Butte (Granite Hill) surrounded by Lava Dunes and Moscow, Palouse Country. Picture from a glass transparency at the McConnell Mansion. 1908 4 08-085 Palouse, with view of Lava Dunes 1 item Birds-eye view of Lava Dunes Palouse Country, Moscow. Location? 1908 4 08-086 Palouse, Genesee Ridge 1 item Genesee Ridge (Paradise Ridge) and Lava Dunes Palouse Country, Moscow. Looking southeast from Morrill Hall with the Geology Building in foreground and (1) Ridenbaugh Hall in background. 1908 4 08-087 Nathaniel Williamson portrait 1 item Born June 10, 1872; died February 1928. Moscow's merchant prince of North Idaho.; negative number 6-24-76-7 undated 4 08-088 Frank Williamson 1 item Born September 19, 1903; died May 6, 1983. Son of Nathaniel Williamson who wrote his father's biography and operated the Williamson store at Palouse, Washington until he retired in 1970. Picture taken 1976. 1976 4 08-089 Inside Williamson's first store; at the N.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; approx. 1904 1 item Williamson's first store at the northeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Inside of store looking towards the front about 1904.; negative number 8-20-76-1 1904 4 08-090 Inside of Williamson's Store; approx. 1904; N.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow 1 item Williamson's first store at the northeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Inside of store looking towards the front about 1904.; negative number 9-1-76-11 1904 4 08-090 Inside Williamson's first store; at the N.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; approx. 1904 1 item Williamson's first store at the northeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Inside of store looking towards the front about 1904.; negative number 8-20-76-2 1904 4 08-091 Inside of Williamson's Store; approx. 1904; N.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow 1 item Williamson's first store at the northeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Inside of store looking towards the front about 1904.; negative number 9-1-76-12 1904 4 08-091 Unloading merchandise at the Boston Store, Moscow; 8-05-05 1 item Unloading freight at the Greater Boston Store, August 5, 1905. At this time, the store had expanded to include all the block except the three-story Shields Building at left.; negative number 1-24-76-9 1905 4 08-092 Williamson's, Moscow; unloading merchandise from the Heppner, Ore. store; 1906 1 item Unloading merchandise from the Heppner, Oregon store in 1906. Williamson also owned this store but decided to close it out.; negative number 8-20-76-7 1906 4 08-093 The Greater Boston Department Store, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Unloading merchandise from the Heppner, Oregon store in 1906. Williamson also owned this store but decided to close it out.; negative number 9-1-76-15 1900 4 08-093 The Greater Boston Department Store, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Unloading merchandise from the Heppner, Oregon store in 1906. Williamson also owned this store but decided to close it out.; negative number 9-1-76-16 1900 4 08-093 4th of July Parade; north on Main St. at 6th St., Moscow 1 item 1907. Greater Boston Store float in the foreground, going north at the corner of Sixth and Main streets.; negative number 1-24-76-11 undated 4 08-094 Williamson's; a celebration for Moscow school children by Red Goose School Shoes; approx. 1907 1 item Celebration for school children by Red Goose School Shoes about 1907. Greater Boston Store was their dealer.; negative number 8-20-76-3 1907 4 08-095 Wlliamson's Horse Show; 10-03-08; Moscow 1 item Greater Boston horse show in front of the store, 1908.; negative number 8-20-76-9 1908 4 08-096 Horse show in Moscow [02] 1 item Another view of the horse show from a newsprint, 1908. 1908 4 08-097 Greater Boston Store in Moscow [03] 1 item Showing its growth from 1904 through 1909 with signs extending from the front of the store to the alley on Fifth Street. Store was located here until 1913. 1913 4 08-098 Greater Boston Department Store Second Annual White Fair; Williamson, prop.; pioneer Moscow 1 item Greater Boston Store. Moscow.; negative number 10-12-76-3 undated 4 08-099 Williamson's Great Fall Fair: looking north at Main St. from 5th St., Moscow 1 item October 4-9, 1909. See end of exhibit tent at the southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Concrete blocks at right were for the building now known as the Kenworthy Theatre.; negative number 1-24-76-8 undated 4 08-100 Inside Williamson's exhibit tent at the S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 1909 1 item October 4-9, 1909. See end of exhibit tent at the southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Concrete blocks at right were for the building now known as the Kenworthy Theatre.; negative number 8-20-76-5 1909 4 08-100 Inside the Fall Fair exhibit tent at Williamson's; S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 1909 1 item Inside Williamson's exhibit fair tent at the southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets.; negative number 8-20-76-6 1909 4 08-101 Inside Williamson's exhibit tent at the S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 1909 1 item Inside Williamson's exhibit fair tent at the southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets.; negative number 8-20-76-6 1909 4 08-101 Williamson's Grand Fall Opening announcement; Moscow 1 item [photo of newspaper advertisement?] Grand fall opening and exposition, the House of Williamson's, September 14-16, 1913.; negative number 8-20-76-10 undated 4 08-102 Inside Williamson's exhibit tent at the S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 1909 1 item Williamson's in its new location at the southeast corner of First and Main streets. Note the Williamson's Cafe sign at the extreme right. Caf was on the second floor with an opening into the store.; negative number 8-20-76-4 1909 4 08-103 Williamson Will Take Motter Wheeler Block (McConnell Building); newspaper clipping 1 item Photo of newspaper article announcing Williamson's moving into the Motter-Wheeler Block at the southeast corner of First and Main streets. Three-story building was built by William J. McConnell.; negative number 8-20-76-8 undated 4 08-104 Williamson Opens In His New Store Today; newspaper clipping 1 item Photo of newspaper article announcing opening of Williamson store in 1913 in the Motter-Wheeler Block at the southeast corner of First and Main streets.; negative number 8-20-76-9 undated 4 08-105 Moscow's Williamson's Department Store goes out of business announcement; 9-09-18 1 item Photo of newspaper advertisement announcing closure of Williamson store September 9, 1918.; negative number 8-20-76-12 1918 4 08-106 Williamson's, Moscow, going out of business sale; 9-09-18; all merchandise goes on sale until the last is sold 1 item Photo of newspaper advertisement announcing closure of Williamson store September 9, 1918.; negative number 8-20-76-13 1918 4 08-107 Williamson's Store; Winchester, Idaho; early 1900's 1 item Williamson store in Winchester, Idaho.; negative number 6-24-76-10 1900 4 08-108 Williamson's Store; (Reubens or Winchester?); early 1900's 1 item Williamson store. Gifford, Idaho.; negative number 6-24-76-12 1900 4 08-109 Russell School at 119 North Adams Street [01] 1 item Built in 1884 on city block donated by John Russell. School was located about center of block between A and First streets and Jefferson and Adams streets. 1884 5 09-001 Mr. and Mrs. John Russell; pioneer 1 item Mrs. Russell was Margaret Imbler; [Imblers were] a pioneer family.; negative number 10-18-75-2 undated 5 09-001b Russell School group photo; early 1900's 1 item Russell School after four rooms were added in 1888-89. At this time John Russell was the janitor and Mary Shields the teacher. Arrows point to students Mason and Lula Cornwall.; negative number 10-22-75-5 1900 5 09-002 Russell School at 119 North Adams Street [04] 1 item Russell School; back two rooms built in 1884, with four rooms added in 1888-1889. Burned completely after school [had adjourned] in 1911. 1900 5 09-003 Irving School at 119 North Adams Street 1 item Built in 1901 and razed about 1928. Located in block above Russell School at the southwest corner of A and Adams streets. 1928 5 09-004 Russell and Irving schools at 119 North Adams Street 1 item Looking east across Jefferson Street at two of Moscow's schools. Irving at the left and Russell at the right. Small annex in front of Russell was believed to have been used as a school before Russell was built. Mrs. W.A. Lauder, Alma Lauder Keeling's mother, in the foreground. Picture after 1901 and before 1912. 1906 5 09-005 Second Moscow High School; pioneer 1 item Front view of Irving School built in 1901 and razed c. 1926-1928. Located at the southwest corner of A and Adams streets.; negative number 10-6-75-8 undated 5 09-006 Russell School; built 1884 1 item Russell School built in 1884 with 1- McConnell Mansion, 2- residence at the northwest corner of Adams and Second streets, and 3- Presbyterian Chruch before the first Latah County Courthouse was built 1888-89.; negative number 1-13-73-10 undated 5 09-006a Second High School 1 item Moscow's second high school built in 1912. Located on the north side of Third Street between Adams and Van Buren streets.; negative number 8-30-74-12 undated 5 09-006b High school at 311 E. 3rd St [01] 1 item Moscow's first high school and the first school built of brick in 1892 and razed July 1939. Located on the south side of Third Street between Jefferson and Adams streets. 1939 5 09-007 Looking S.E. at Moscow; 1883 1 item Moscow's first high school built of brick in 1892. Earlier picture than [90-9-007]. Xerox copy.; negative number 1-26-73-2 1883 5 09-008 Russell School, circa 1928 at E A Street and N Adams Street 1 item Built about 1928. Located on the southwest corner of A and Adams streets at the site of the old Irving School. 1928 5 09-009 Moscows third high school 1 item Moscow's third high school built about 1939. Located on the south side of Third Street between Adams and Van Buren streets. Adams Street was closed between Third and Fifth streets when this school was built. 1939 5 09-010 Moscows first high school at 119 North Adams Street 1 item Moscow's first high school with the gable roof replaced with a flat roof. Picture February 25, 1937, by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store. 1937 5 09-011 Razing Whitworth School 1 item Caption reads: andquot;Razing Whitworth School July 1939. Picture by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store.andquot; 1939 5 09-012 522 South Adams St 6 1 item Looking northwest from the Courthouse before 1903. Methodist Church north of the high school not built when this picture taken. 1- G.A.R. Anderson Post #14, 2- high school, 3- Adams Street, 4- Fourth Street. 1900 5 09-013 G.A.R. Anderson Post #14 in front of Moscow's first High School 1 item [Members of] G.A.R. Anderson Post #14 in front of high school. Col. Robert H. Barton in front with sabre standing at attention. Picture 1890s.; negative number 10-13-73-6 undated 5 09-014 Grand Army of the Republic [02] 1 item Idaho Encampment Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) 1895. Location unknown. 1895 5 09-015 G.A.R. Auxiliary; 1890's; from Roger Rossebo 1 item G.A.R. Anderson Post #14 Auxiliary in the 1890s.; negative number 1-15-77-6 1890 5 09-016 Razing Whitworth School, with new high school at left 1 item Caption reads: andquot;Razing Old Whitworth School, July 1939. Picture by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store. The new high school shows at extreme left. This location is the site of the new high school Annex as of 1976.andquot; 1939 5 09-017 Typical country school 1 item Typical country school of the early 1900s located south of the Moscow-Pullman Road and west of Sunshine Road. Looking northwest with Paradise Creek covered with brush. Picture about 1906. 1906 5 09-018 Lincoln School at 730 E 8th St 1 item (Swede Town School) located at 730 East Eighth Street. Known as the Swede Town School as southeast Moscow at that time was populated by mostly Swedes. Later remodeled into apartments. Picture taken June 25, 1976, by Clifford M. Ott. 1976 5 09-018a Lincoln School 1 item Students and teacher about 1910. Ones identified in 1981 were by Caroline Munson Ott who furnished the picture. 1- Caroline Munson, 2- Mildred Anderson, 3- Lucille Ramstead, 4- Peterson, 5- Helen Hunter, 6- Helen Estes, 7- Helen Nelson; teacher Mrs. St. John. Original picture copied by Clifford M. Ott, November 21, 1981. 1910 5 09-018b High school at SW 3rd st and Jeffeson St 1 item First high school. Southwest corner of Third and Jefferson streets. 1900 5 09-018c Irving School [01] 1 item [Class photo with many identifications.] 1900 5 09-018d Churches 1 item List of dates of organization and location of early Moscow churches. 1903 5 09-019 SE 1st Street and Jackson Street 1 item Looking southeast at Moscow in 1883. Arrow points to the Baptist Church at the southeast corner of First and Jackson streets. first church built in Moscow in 1876. 1876 5 09-020 Close up of first Christian Church; pioneer Moscow 1 item 1- Christian Church built in 1891 at the northeast corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets. 2- City jail at the northwest corner of Fourth and Washington streets, 3- M.J. Shields block east side of Main between Fourth and Fifth streets.; negative number 4-4-75-3 undated 5 09-021 Christian Church 1 item At the northeast corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets. New addition was added to the left side of the original building about 1912 due to the increase from the Lowry Evangelist meetings held from December 31, 1911, to January 28, 1932. 1932 5 09-022 Christian Church at N 3rd street 1 item On the north side of Third Street east of the alley between Washington and Jefferson streets. Built in 1923 and 1924 and dedicated June 29, 1924. Razed in 1975 when the Christian and Baptist churches merged into the United Church of Moscow. 1924 5 09-023 Christian Science Society Church at 8th and Washington street in Moscow 1 item At the northwest corner of Eighth and Washington streets. Picture taken March 22, 1981. 1981 5 09-024 First Methodist Church; S.W. corner of 6th and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item First United Methodist Church at the southwest corner of Sixth and Jefferson streets built in 1887 and occupied by the Methodists until 1903 when they built the new stone church on Third Street. Norwegian Lutherans next had the church from 1903 to 1961 when they consolidated with the Swedish Lutherans and built a new church at the northeast corner of A Street and Peterson Drive. Trace Baptists now hold services in this church.; negative number 1-13-73-8 undated 5 09-025 Grace Baptist Church at 6th and Jefferson st, 1 item At the southwest corner of Sixth and Jefferson streets. Picture taken by Clifford M. Ott, April 1981. 1981 5 09-026 Inside Tabernacle; 1910's; N. side of 3rd St. between Washington and Jefferson, east of alley; Moscow 1 item Where Reverend Oscar Lowry conducted revival meetings from December 31, 1911, ending January 28, 1912. Located on the north side of Third Street between Washington and Jefferson streets. Choir of about 200 people were from the Moscow Ministorial Association's five churches.; negative number 4-3-76-4 1910 5 09-027 Revival meetings in Moscow 1 item [Photo of newspaper article?] Headline: andquot;Evangelist converts 267 Saturday and Sunday = people raised $1600 for Lowry.andquot; Also photos of Professor George Moody, musical director and soloist and Reverend Oscar Lowry who conducted the revival meetings. In addition to the choir there were two pianos with two players at each piano. 1911 5 09-028 Plaque; site of the first church in Moscow (First Baptist Church); 1876 1 item First Baptist Church built in 1876 and organized August 5, 1876. Located at the southeast corner of First and Jackson streets. First church in Moscow. Sometime after the church was built the entrance and bell tower were added on the north end. Baptist parsonage is the house at the right of the church.; negative number 12-2-74-6 1876 5 09-029 Baptist Church, Moscow; 1932 1 item First Baptist Church in May 1932 after it had been moved onto a concrete foundation with a full basement. Extension had been added on the east end and the entrance and bell tower moved to the side from the end of the church. Parsonage is seen at the right of the church beyond the trees.; negative number 5-8-81-2 1932 5 09-030 New Baptist Church with parsonage 1 item New First Baptist Church was built in 1938 and dedicated April 16, 1939, at the location of the old church at the southeast corner of First and Jackson streets. Parsonage is at right of the church. 1939 5 09-031 United Church; site of first church in Moscow (Baptist); S.E. 1st and Jackson, Moscow 1 item Baptist and Christian churches united and remodeled the Baptist Church changing the entrance to the north side. Dedication services were held October 17, 1976. Location of First Baptist Church on the southeast corner of First and Jackson streets built in 1876. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, November 6, 1977. Parsonage at right.; negative number 11-6-77-14 undated 5 09-032 Baptist Church in Moscow 1 item Front of the First Baptist Church at the southeast corner of First and Jackson streets. Picture by Hodgins's Drug Store, September 10, 1946. 1946 5 09-033 Roman Catholic Church at NW 1st and Howard Street 1 item First Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church was organized in 1882 and built in 1886 at the northwest corner of First and Howard streets. Entrance and bell tower were added after 1897. 1897 5 09-035 Roman Catholic Church at NE 1Street and Polk Street 1 item Inside the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. After the new church was built at the northeast corner of First and Polk streets, this building was used as a gymnasium and recreation area until razed in 1979. 1897 5 09-036 Roman Catholic Church, circa 1935 in Moscow 1 item Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church at the northeast corner of First and Polk streets built in 1930. Picture taken by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store. 1930 5 09-037 Roman Catholic Church in Moscow 1 item [Enlargement of illustration.] Caption: 'No. 12- Catholic Church built in 1886 at the northwest corner of First and Howard streets.' This building was razed in 1977 and was east of the present brick Catholic Church. 1977 5 09-038 First Lutheran Church; N.W. corner of 2nd and Van Buren, Moscow 1 item Organized October 12, 1884, with 13 charter members. First church was built in 1888 at the northwest corner of Second and Van Buren streets, at 420 E 2nd St. Entrance and bell tower were added at a later date. Church was moved to Third Street in 1905, and a larger one was built to replace it.; negative number 1-20-73-2 undated 5 09-039 Panoramic of Moscow showing First Christian Church 1 item Organized October 12, 1884, with 13 charter members. First church was built in 1888 at the northwest corner of Second and Van Buren streets, at 420 E 2nd St. Entrance and bell tower were added at a later date. Church was moved to Third Street in 1905, and a larger one was built to replace it.; negative number 4-24-81-7 undated 5 09-039 Swedish Lutheran Church at 2nd and Van Buren Street [01] 1 item New Swedish Lutheran Church was built at the same location in the summer of 1905 and dedicated March 12, 1906, as the old church was too small to accommodate the increased congregation. Located Second and Van Buren streets, at 420 E 2nd St. 1905 5 09-040 Idaho National Harvester combing wheat on Moscow State's farm [02] 1 item [Photo of textual material] 1895 5 09-041 Swedish Lutheran Church at 420 E 2nd St 1 item Purchased by the senior citizens about 1977 as a meeting place. Picture by Hodgins taken in the 1940s. 1940 5 09-042 Moscow [02] 1 item [Enlargement from birds-eye view of Moscow in 1897 by Augustus Koch.] Number 13- Swedish Lutheran Church, 15- McConnell Mansion, 14- Danish Lutheran Church, 4- Russell School (first two rooms built in 1884, four more added in 1888-89. Burned 1912.) 1897 5 09-042a Danish Lutheran Church at 317 E 1st St [01] 1 item At 317 East First Street. When picture was taken, it was owned by the V.F.W. Post 2905 of Moscow. See picture [90-9-044]. 1950 5 09-042b Textual material regarding first Lutheran Church building erected in Idaho 1 item [Textual material regarding first Lutheran Church building erected in Idaho.] 1930 5 09-042c Methodist Church; N.W. corner of 3rd and Adams, Moscow; built 1903 1 item Built in 1903 at the northwest corner of Third and Adams streets. Later an extension was built on the west end of the church. Still occupied by the Methodists as of 1977.; negative number 1-13-73-9 undated 5 09-043 Methodist Church; N.W. corner of 3rd and Adams, Moscow; built in 1903 1 item Built in 1903 at the northwest corner of Third and Adams streets. Later an extension was built on the west end of the church. Still occupied by the Methodists as of 1977.; negative number 1-24-75-1 undated 5 09-043 Methodist Church, Moscow; built in 1903; nd. copy negative 1 item Built in 1903 at the northwest corner of Third and Adams streets. Later an extension was built on the west end of the church. Still occupied by the Methodists as of 1977.; negative number 7-20-92-43 undated 5 09-043 Danish Lutheran Church at 317 E 1st St [02] 1 item Built in the 1890s and later remodeled. Located at 317 East First Street. Used for several years as a school for handicapped children. Now occupied by Creative Workshop. [Photograpy by Clifford M.] Ott, January 22, 1978. 1978 5 09-044 St. Marks Episcopalian Church, circa 1940 1 item New St. Mark's church built after the fire of 1938 that destroyed the first church. Picture [taken] in the 1940s by Hodgins after a heavy snow. Church located at the southwest corner of First and Jefferson streets. 1940 5 09-045 St. Marks Church; S.W. corner of 1st and Jefferson, Moscow; built 1891 1 item First St. Mark's church organized in 1888 and built in 1892; was located at the southwest corner of First and Jefferson streets. Burned August 16, 1938.; negative number 1-13-73-8 undated 5 09-046 Presbyterian Church at SW 4th and Van Buren Street 1 item First Presbyterian Church organized in 1880 and built in 1883 at the southwest corner of Fourth and Van Buren streets. Latah County's first courthouse at left built in 1888-89. Picture 1890s. 1890 5 09-047 Presbyterian Church in Moscow [01] 1 item Wings on the west and east sides of the church were added by 1901. Entrance was moved from the bell tower to the northeast corner of the church. Picture taken about 1906 by M.L. Romig of Moscow. 1906 5 09-048 Presbyterian Church in Moscow [02] 1 item During the period from September 1906 to July 1908 a basement and front entrance though the bell tower were added. A pipe organ was also installed through the efforts of the Ladies' Aid Society and a contribution from the Carneige fund. In 1912 the two-story annex was built on the west side of the church. This was partly paid for from proceeds received from the sale of a church lot east of the post office on Third Street [next] to the Christian Church. 1907 5 09-049 Presbyterian Church at 307 S Main St [01] 1 item See arrow in left side of steeple; ball shot in by Tom Armour 18 years before the picture was taken by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store. No date on picture but in period between 1932 and 1941. 1941 5 09-050 Presbyterian Church at 307 S Main St [02] 1 item In 1932 the first unit of the present brick structure was added. This was the social hall (basement) with kitchen and heating plant large enough to serve the anticipated new building when built. Picture by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store. No date. 1932 5 09-050a New Presbyterian Church in Moscow 1 item New brick church built from the autumn of 1941 and finished in the spring of 1942. Picture October 29, 1944, from the Diamond Jubilee, 1880 - 75 years - 1955. 1944 5 09-050b Postcard picture of Presbyterian Church 1 item Presbyterian Church July 13, 1955. Picture taken for Fred Horning by Clifford M. Ott. One hundred postcards were made of this picture. 1955 5 09-050c Presbyterian Church building with new bulletin board 1 item New bulletin board was built in the spring of 1955 by Floyd Trail, Fred Horning, and Doctor Scheutte, members of the church. Picture taken July 13, 1955, for Horning by Clifford M. Ott. 1955 5 09-050d Presbyterian Church history 1 item A typescript document of the history of the Presbyterian Church in Moscow. 1955 5 09-050e German Lutheran Church; S.W. corner of Spotswood and Harrison, Moscow 1 item At the southwest corner of Spotswood and Harrison streets. Built in the early 1900s. Looking northwest.; negative number 8-30-76-13 undated 5 09-051 German Lutheran Church; Spotswood 1 item At the southwest corner of Spotswood and Harrison streets remodeled into a residence. Looking southwest. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-20 undated 5 09-052 Adventist Church; N.E. corner of 3rd and Almon, Moscow 1 item At the northeast corner of Third and Almon streets. Built in the 1890s before 1897. Remodeled into a movie house. Picture by Clifford M. Ott November 6, 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-16 undated 5 09-053 Pentecostal Church; N.E. corner of 8th and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item At the northeast corner of Eighth and Jefferson streets. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, November 6, 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-19 undated 5 09-054 Emmanuel Lutheran Church at NE A St and Peterson Drive 1 item At the northeast corner of A Street and Peterson Drive. Built in 1967-68 with the first services held Easter Sunday, April 14, 1968, and dedicated May 19, 1968. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, May 5, 1981. 1981 5 09-055 Emmanuel Lutheran Church, looking at altar 1 item Inside Emmanual Lutheran Church showing the circular seat arrangement, the altar under the circular ceiling lights and the pipe organ beyond. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, May 6, 1981. 1981 5 09-056 Emmanuel Lutheran Church at NE 1st and Peterson Drive 1 item Looking east at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at the northeast corner of First Street and Peterson Drive showing the basement. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1981 5 09-057 Emmanuel Lutheran Church, showing seating arrangement 1 item Inside Emmanual Lutheran Church showing the circular seat arrangement, the altar under the circular ceiling lights and the pipe organ beyond. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, May 6, 1981. 1981 5 09-058 Railroad depot, built in 1885 1 item O.R. and N. [Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company] depot built in 1885 being razed September 30, 1983. See picture 90-9-059. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1983 5 09-058a Train [03] 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad passenger train leaving Moscow. Looking north across A Street from Almon Street. Depot at right. See picture 90-9-061. 1915 5 09-058b Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company Railroad depot, circa 1890 1 item Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company arrived [in] Moscow 1885. Depot located on Eighth Street. Now Union Pacific Depot 1974. Razed September 1983. 1983 5 09-059 Railroad depot in Moscow [01] 1 item Northern Pacific Railroad Company arrived [in] Moscow 1890. Depot located on Eighth Street west across tracks from Union Pacific depot. Burned. 1890 5 09-060 Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. station at Moscow; first passenger train to arrive in 1908 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad Company arrived Moscow 1908. Depot located at northeast corner of A and Almon streets. George Richardson first agent, continuing for many years.; negative number 3-9-74-2 undated 5 09-061 Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. station at Moscow; 3-09-74; Great Northern (now Burlington Northern) 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad depot when electric trains were discontinued and taken over by the Great Northern Railroad Company. Depot discontinued, now part of the Burlington Northern [Railroad], 1974.; negative number 3-9-74-6 1974 5 09-062 Union Station Railroad depot in Moscow 1 item Union Station, passenger depot, south of Sixth Street between Union Pacific Railroad left, and the Northern Pacific [Railroad], right. Built in 1936, opening January 7, 1937. Cost $40,000. Razed January 1965. 1939 5 09-063 Train [01] 1 item Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company passenger train early 1900s. 1900 5 09-064 Train [02] 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad Company freight train after 1908. 1908 5 09-065 Engine No. 20; Washington, Idaho and Montana Railroad; 1917 1 item Washington, Idaho and Montana Railway steam engine no. 20 after 1907.; negative number 7-3-74-11 1917 5 09-066 Train in Spokane, Washington 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric train? Looking south, 1- Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad depot, Spokane; 2- [Spokesman] Review tower [Spokane, Washington], 3- Spokane Athletic Club. Monroe Street bridge right. 1910 5 09-067 Photo of map section of Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad line to Colfax and Moscow. 1910 5 09-068 Railroad depot in Moscow [02] 1 item Union [Pacific Railroad] passenger depot located between the Northern Pacific Railroad tracks and the Union Pacific tracks at the right. Depot south of Sixth Street. 1920 5 09-069 S.and I.E. Railroad trestle near Viola 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad Company trestle about one-half-mile south of Viola station being razed. Latah County Grain Growers warehouse at Viola will be served by the Burlington Northern [Railroad] from Palouse and their warehouse at Estes from Moscow. Railroad tracks between Estes and Viola have been removed. 1973 5 09-070 Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company roundhouse and warehouse 1 item 1- Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company roundhouse built about 1885. 2- W.A. Lauder warehouse, next Kenneth Anderson, next Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, then Carl Eisenger Seed warehouse and burned in 1961. 1950 5 09-071 Machine shop at SE Spotwood and Jefferson Street 1 item 1- Moscow Machine Shop at the southeast corner of Spotwood and Jefferson streets, now Firestone Tire Company 1979, 2- W.A. Lauder warehouse now Stubbs Seed Company warehouse 1979. 3-Tomers Butte 1915 5 09-072 Seed company and O.R.andN Co. roundhouse in Moscow 1 item 1- Moscow Idaho Seed Company, 2 -Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company roundhouse (U.P. [Union Pacific]) being razed, 3- Latah County Grain Growers concrete elevator Sixth and Jackson streets, 4- Latah County Grain Growers concrete elevator Eighth and Main streets. 1915 5 09-073 S.andI.E. Train in Viola 1 item Spokane and Inland Electric passenger train at the Viola, Idaho station. Original picture from Glen Palmer. 1915 5 09-074 Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. map 1 item Map of the Spokane Country published by Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad Company.; negative number 3-5-74-10 undated 5 09-075 Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. map 1 item Map of the Spokane Country published by Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad Company.; negative number 3-5-74-9 undated 5 09-075 Enlargement of map 1 item Map of the Spokane Country published by Spokane and Inland Electric Railroad Company. 1910 5 09-076 Railroad construction crew 1 item Construction crew building the roadbed for the Spokane and Inland Empire railroad into Moscow in 1907. The map below [90-9-076b] shows the location of the picture. 1906 5 09-076a Map of Inland Empire rail lines and stations 1 item [Map of railroad lines and stations in Inland Empire.] 1920 5 09-077 Photo of map depicting railroads of the Inland Empire 1 item Map of railroads in Inland Empire. 1933 5 09-078 O.R.N. Railroad; early 1920's; gasoline engine; baggage and passenger car combined 1 item Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company andquot;Bug,andquot; a gasoline motor-propelled passenger and baggage car operating between Colfax and Moscow. Clifford M. Ott returned from Colfax to Moscow on the Bug March 15, 1919, after serving 14 months in France. Picture taken in Colfax.; negative number 5-4-75-7 1920 5 09-079 O.R.N. Railroad; early 1920's; gasoline engine; baggage and passenger car combined 1 item Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company andquot;Bug,andquot; a gasoline motor-propelled passenger and baggage car operating between Colfax and Moscow. Clifford M. Ott returned from Colfax to Moscow on the Bug March 15, 1919, after serving 14 months in France. Picture taken in Colfax.; negative number 5-4-75-8 1920 5 09-079 Inlands model passenger train service 1 item Caption: andquot;The Palouse Country Has the Inland's Model Passenger Train Service.andquot; 1930 5 09-080 Train at Hooper 1 item Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company's farm demonstration train at Hooper, Washington in 1910. Picture from Alex McGregor. 1910 5 09-081 O.R.N. train schedule; 1889 1 item Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company time table.; negative number 4-28-76-5 1905 5 09-082 Livery stable on N. Main, Moscow; Albert Neely in front 1 item East side of Main Street middle of block between A and B streets. Late 1890s. Built in 1885 by George Carter.; negative number 1-21-73-9 undated 5 09-083 Stable at SW A and Main Street 1 item Model Stables, Stewart Brothers, southwest corner A and Main streets. Only brick livery stable in Moscow. Built early 1900s. 1901 5 09-084 Livery and feed stable at 113 N Main St 1 item 113 North Main Street. West side of Main Street between First and A streets, north of Hotel Del Norte. Picture 1893. Built in 1885 by Stewart Brothers. 1893 5 09-085 Neely and Sons Cab, Auto and Livery; S. side of 4th St., east of Jackson St., Moscow 1 item Moscow Livery Stable. Southeast corner of Fourth and Jackson streets. Changed to Moscow Cab and Auto Livery, Neely and Sons. Built in the 1890s.; negative number 1-21-73-8 undated 5 09-086 Moscow Livery Stable (Fergusen and Canham); S.E. corner of 4th and Jackson, Moscow; pioneer 1 item Moscow Livery Stable. Southeast corner of Fourth and Jackson streets. Left to right: James French, unknown, Cannom, and Walter French. First known as The Red Front, J.M. Fuller, Proprietor. 1890s.; negative number 4-10-76-3 undated 5 09-087 Advertisement for store in Moscow 1 item Red Front. Feed, livery and auction stables. 1901 5 09-088 Livery stable at SE Jackson and 4th St [04] 1 item Moscow Livery Stable located at the southeast corner of Jackson and Fourth streets. W.S. Jenkins and son owners at this time. Homer Lyons with white stallion, Ernest (Short Arm) Weeks standing in doorway. Man on cab not identified. Picture from Leo Nelson of Moscow. 1901 5 09-088a Livery Barn, Moscow; 1888 1 item North side of Sixth Street between Jackson and Almon streets. East of the Wilson barn. 1888. Clifford Edmundson six-months-old on his mother's lap, C.S. (Hec) on his aunt's lap. T.S., their father, front.; negative number 5-24-72-1 1888 5 09-089 Wilson Livery Barn; N.E. corner of 6th and Almon, Moscow; pioneer 1 item J.T. Wilson horse barn, north side of Sixth Street at northeast corner of Almon and Sixth streets. Picture taken 1910. Later known as the Jabbora barn. Built in the 1890s.; negative number 1-3-73-5 undated 5 09-090 Livery stable at SE 4th and Jackson St [01] 1 item Located at southeast corner of Fourth and Jackson streets, west of the Skattaboe Building [,which is in the foreground of this photo.] 1920 5 09-091 Photo of advertisement [02] 1 item For Moscow Livery Stable. 1908 5 09-092 Feed sheds at E Washington St [01] 1 item Only drive-in feed sheds in Moscow. Teams could be left hooked to the buggies or wagons and tied to the mangers where they could be fed hay and grain. On the east side of Washington Street between Fourth and Fifth streets and east to alley. In lower right-hand corner of picture. Built early 1900s. 1901 5 09-093 Feed sheds at E Washington St [02] 1 item [Enlargement.] Drive-in feed sheds. Both picture [90-9-093 and 90-9-094] were made from a picture of Moscow and the small one [90-9-094] enlarged many times. 1901 5 09-094 Horseman's Headquarters; pioneer livery barn; Charles Williamson, manager; across alley east of Gritman Hospital 1 item Horseman's Headquarters. South side of Seventh Street across alley from McGregor House [, which is in the foreground of this photo.]; negative number 1-17-73-11 undated 5 09-095 McGregor House and Horseman's Headquarters (livery barn) across alley; Moscow 1 item Horseman's Headquarters. South side of Seventh Street across alley from McGregor House [, which is in the foreground of this photo.]; negative number 2-28-74-12 undated 5 09-095 Stable in Moscow [02] 1 item Horseman's Headquarters. Caption with photo: andquot;Above is one of Moscow's early day feed stables. The building shown above was owned and operated for several years by the lates Charles L. Williamson. Dr. C.L. Gritman later bought the property and for several years used the building for his horses and later built a garage on the same site, just back of the Gritman Memorial Hospital on Seventh Street.andquot; 1901 5 09-096 Mobil service station at E Main St 1 item East side of Main Street south of the railroad tracks. Mobil bulk plant over gas station. Washburn-Wilson Seed Company warehouse left. 1950 5 09-097 Richfield Oil Corporation bulk plant on E Main Street 1 item East side of Main Street north of the railroad tracks. Richfield Oil Corporation bulk plant. Washburn-Wilson Seed Company warehouse left. 1950 5 09-098 Shell service station at NW 8th and Main Street 1 item Northwest corner of Eighth and Main streets. Smith Brothers Shell service station. Building: Bill Hoke Rooming House, formerly Latah Hotel. Picture 1940s. 1942 5 09-099 Service station at NW 8th and Jackson Street 1 item Northwest corner of Eighth and Jackson streets. Walt Johnson Union service station. Early 1930s. 1930 5 09-100 Service station at SW 7th and Main Street 1 item Looking southwest at the corner of Seventh and Main streets. No. 1- Standard Lumber Company office (later razed) southwest corner Seventh and Main streets, 2- Standard Lumber Company southeast corner Seventh and Jackson streets, 3- Standard service station northwest corner Seventh and Main streets, 4- top of Latah County Grain Growers concrete elevator west side of Jackson Street, Moscow Steam Laundry 623 South Main. 1931 5 09-100a Standard Stations service station at NW 7th and Main Street [02] 1 item Northwest corner of Seventh and Main streets. Early 1940s. Top of the Mark P. Miller flour mill shows at top left of station. 1940 5 09-101 Standard Stations service station at NW 7th and Main Street [01] 1 item Northwest corner of Seventh and Main streets. After 1960. Mark P. Miller flour mill had been razed by this time. 1960 5 09-102 Service station at NE 7th and Main Street circa 1935 1 item Northeast corner of Seventh and Main streets. In the 1930s. Next building at left was Nelson's Auto Electric operated by Herb Nelson for many years. 1930 5 09-103 Union Oil Company Service station at NE 7th and Main Street 1 item Northeast corner of Seventh and Main streets. Front view of Union Oil Company's service station. 1930s. 1930 5 09-104 Service station at SE 6th and Main Street 1 item Southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets. Building was built about 1925-26 by O.E. Bell who operated a farm implement store at this location for many years. 1935 5 09-105 Service station at SW 6th and Main Street 1 item Southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets. Same building as above [90-9-105] with the roof removed above the drive-through service station. 1935 5 09-106 Packard service station at SW 6th and Main Street 1 item Southwest corner of Sixth and Main streets. Carl Cunningham, Packard dealer and Texaco service station operator. 1940s. 1945 5 09-107 Texaco service station owned by Jim Murphy, at SW 6th and Main Street 1 item Southwest corner of Sixth and Main streets. Jim Murphy, Texaco service station. 1950s. 1955 5 09-108 Moscow at SW 6th and Main Street 1 item Southwest corner of Sixth and Main streets. Service station remodeled and now a travel agency (Travel by Thompson Ltd.). Picture by C[lifford] M. Ott, January 22, 1978. 1978 5 09-109 Standard Oil Station; N.W. corner of 6th and Washington, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Northwest corner of Sixth and Washington streets. Buick dealership. Butterfield and Elder Implement Company, farm equipment beyond. Jack Lawton. Janet Long Gray and Samuel Long owned service station.; negative number 9-12-75-5 1900 5 09-111 Standard Oil Station; N.W. corner of 6th and Washington, Moscow; early 1900's 1 item Northwest corner of Sixth and Washington streets. Driveway through the corner near gas pumps closed. State Tractor, farm equipment. Late 1930s or 1940s.; negative number 9-12-75-6 1900 5 09-112 Veltex Service Station; S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 2-12-35 1 item Southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. February 12, 1935. Veltex service station. Zumhoff home at left, Kenworthy Theatre right.; negative number 8-4-91-7 1935 5 09-113 Veltex Service Station; S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 9-09-44 1 item Southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. September 9, 1944. Veltex service station. Small building on corner removed.; negative number 8-4-91-8 1944 5 09-114 Veltex Service Station; S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; after 1944 1 item Southeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. Sometime after 1944. Zumhoff home had been removed at this time.; negative number 8-4-91-9 1944 5 09-115 Whitney-Hale Inc.; S.E. corner of 4th and Washington, Moscow; late 1940's 1 item Southeast corner of Fourth and Washington streets. Whitney-Hale Inc. Dodge, Plymouth dealers and service station operators. Late 1940s.; negative number 8-4-91-10 1940 5 09-116 Neely and Sons; south side of 4th St.; west of alley between Main and Jackson, Moscow 1 item South side of Fourth Street between Main and Jackson streets west of the alley. Neely and Sons, Hudson dealer. (1) top of the Washington Water Power sub-station, all metal building. Both buildings razed for the city parking lot.; negative number 3-8-76-9 undated 5 09-117 Nelson Motor's Ford dealership at N 3rd St 1 item North side of Third Street between Main and Jackson streets west of the alley about 1940. Nelson Motor's Ford dealer. 1940 5 09-118 Latah Motor Company Hudson Terraplane service station on N 3rd St 1 item North side of Third Street between Main and Jackson streets west of the alley about 1950. Latah Motor Company Hudson Terraplane dealers. 1950 5 09-119 Husky service station at N 3rd St before being razed to build First Security Bank 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo and caption]. North side of Third Street between Main and Jackson streets. All of the above [90-9-120?] buildings were razed in 1963 to make way for the new First Security bank, parking area and drive-in bank. 1963 5 09-120 Service station at SW 3rd and Jackson 1 item Southwest corner of Third and Jackson streets. Mobil gas station. Floyd Higgins leasee in the 1930s. 1930 5 09-121 Mobil Service station in Moscow 1 item Southwest corner of Third and Jackson streets. Al Lind leasee 1950s. 1950 5 09-122 Service station at N 3rd Street, Moscow 1 item North side of Third Street between Almon and Asbury streets east of the alley. Union service station. Building at right Kentucky Fried Chicken as of 1976. 1976 5 09-123 Shell service station at SW 3rd and Almon Street 1 item Southwest corner of Third and Almon streets. Shell service station about 1950s. 1950 5 09-124 Conoco service station at SW 3rd and Almon St 1 item Southeast corner of Third and Lilly streets. Conoco service station about 1950s. 1950 5 09-125 Texaco service station at SW 3rd and Almon Street 1 item Southwest corner of Third and Lilly streets. Texaco service station about 1950s. 1950 5 09-126 Auto dealership on NW 2nd and Washington St 1 item Northwest corner of Second and Washington streets. Left, Lawton Motors. Right, Inland Motor Company, Chevrolet dealer. January 1937. 1937 5 09-127 Auto dealership at SW 1st and Washington St 1 item Southwest corner of First and Washington streets. This is the north side of the top picture [90-9-127]. January 1937. See Williamson's Store advertising on east end of the McConnell Building. 1937 5 09-128 Inland Motor Company auto dealership at N 2nd St and Washington St 1 item North side of Second Street west from Washington Street to the alley. At this time Inland Motor Company occupied the entire building. In the 1940s. 1942 5 09-129 Bloor Motor Company auto dealership at SW 2nd St and Washington St 1 item Southwest corner of Second and Washington streets. Bloor Motor Company. Pontiac dealer and service station, about the 1940s. 1942 5 09-130 Martin's Tire; S.W. corner of 2nd and Washington, Moscow 1 item Martin's Tire Service at the southwest corner of Second and Washington streets. Remodeled by Martin in 1977. Location formerly occupied by A.S. Frost (Oldsmobile dealer 1920s) then Bloor Motor Company. George Bloor, Pontiac dealer. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, August 14, 1977.; negative number 8-15-77-8 undated 5 09-131 Martin's Tire; S.W. corner of 2nd and Washington, Moscow 1 item Martin's Tire Service at the southwest corner of Second and Washington streets. Remodeled by Martin in 1977. Location formerly occupied by A.S. Frost (Oldsmobile dealer 1920s) then Bloor Motor Company. George Bloor, Pontiac dealer. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, August 14, 1977.; negative number 8-15-77-9 undated 5 09-131 Martin's Tire, Moscow 1 item Martin's Tire Service at the southwest corner of Second and Washington streets. Remodeled by Martin in 1977. Location formerly occupied by A.S. Frost (Oldsmobile dealer 1920s) then Bloor Motor Company. George Bloor, Pontiac dealer. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, August 14, 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-10 undated 5 09-131 Martin's Tire, Moscow 1 item Martin's Tire Service at the southwest corner of Second and Washington streets. Remodeled by Martin in 1977. Location formerly occupied by A.S. Frost (Oldsmobile dealer 1920s) then Bloor Motor Company. George Bloor, Pontiac dealer. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, November 6, 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-11 undated 5 09-132 Kenworthy Plaza; west side of Washington between 1st St. and 2nd St., Moscow 1 item Located west of Washington Street between First and Second streets. Built in 1971 on the site formerly occupied by Inland Motor Company (Chevrolet) and Lawton Motors on west side. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, August 14, 1977.; negative number 8-15-77-10 undated 5 09-133 Kenworthy Plaza; west side of Washington between 1st St. and 2nd St., Moscow 1 item Located west of Washington Street between First and Second streets. Built in 1971 on the site formerly occupied by Inland Motor Company (Chevrolet) and Lawton Motors on west side. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, November 6, 1977.; negative number 8-15-77-11 undated 5 09-134 Kenworthy Plaza, Moscow 1 item Located west of Washington Street between First and Second streets. Built in 1971 on the site formerly occupied by Inland Motor Company (Chevrolet) and Lawton Motors on west side. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, November 6, 1977.; negative number 11-6-77-12 undated 5 09-134 Richfield service station at W Main Street and A 1 item West side of Main Street between First and A streets. Richfield service station in the 1950s. 1950 5 09-135 Phillips 66 service station at W Main Street and A 1 item West side of Main Street between A and B streets in the south part of the block. Phillips 66 service station about the 1950s. 1950 5 09-136 Chevron service station at SW B and Main St 1 item Southwest corner of B and Main streets. Chevron service station. Jack Wren leasee about the 1950s. 1950 5 09-137 Conoco service station at SE D and Main St 1 item Southeast corner of D and Main streets. Conoco service station about the 1950s. 1950 5 09-138 Carter Products service station, south of Moscow- Pullman Highway 1 item South side of the Moscow-Pullman Highway east of Line Street. Carter Products service station and bulk tanks beyond. J.C. Thomas distributor October 4, 1945. 1945 5 09-139 Plat of Lewiston; 1869; with description 1 item Plat of Lewiston, Idaho, with descriptions in text above.; negative number 6-1-73-13 1869 5 10-001 First map of Lewiston; drawing to scale by Ott 1 item Plat of Lewiston, Idaho, with descriptions in text above.; negative number 2-24-74-10 undated 5 10-001 First map of Lewiston; drawing to scale by Ott 1 item Plat of Lewiston, Idaho, with descriptions in text above.; negative number 2-24-74-12 undated 5 10-001 First map of Lewiston; drawing to scale by Ott 1 item Plat of Lewiston, Idaho, with descriptions in text above.; negative number 2-24-74-13 undated 5 10-001 First map of Lewiston; drawing to scale by Ott 1 item Plat map of Lewiston, Idaho.; negative number 2-24-74-11 undated 5 10-002 First map of Lewiston; drawing to scale by Ott 1 item Plat map of Lewiston, Idaho.; negative number 2-24-74-12 undated 5 10-002 First map of Lewiston; drawing to scale by Ott 1 item Plat map of Lewiston, Idaho.; negative number 2-24-74-9 undated 5 10-002 Map of Lewiston in 1874 1 item Map of Lewiston in 1874. 1874 5 10-003 Plat of Lewiston; 1869; with description 1 item Photocopy of newspaper article.; negative number 6-1-73-12 1869 5 10-004 Early Lewiston [01] 1 item Photocopy of an image of early Lewiston. 1865 5 10-005 Early Lewiston [02] 1 item Photocopy of an image of early Lewiston. 1865 5 10-006 Lewiston, Idaho Territory, 1863 [02] 1 item Contact print from a negative. Ira Dole copied this picture August 1962 on roll #1171. 1863 5 10-007 Lewiston and Clarkston, 1899 1 item Lewiston and Clarkston, 1899. 1899 5 10-008 Lewiston, Idaho [01] 1 item About 1900. 1- school, 2- Normal School. 1900 5 10-009 Early Lewiston Pamphlet 1 item Informational pamphlet on early Lewiston, including information and illustrations on Courthouse, Jail, and approach 1883-05-01 5 10-009a Bird's eye view of Lewiston; 1898; by Augustus Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch circa1898.; negative number 6-1-73-2 1898 5 10-010 Bird's eye view of Lewiston; 1898; by Augustus Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch circa1898.; negative number 6-1-73-3 1898 5 10-010 Bird's eye view of Lewiston; 1898; by Augustus Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch circa1898.; negative number 6-1-73-4 1898 5 10-010 Bird's eye view of Lewiston; 1898; by Augustus Koch 1 item Drawn by Augustus Koch circa1898.; negative number 6-1-73-5 1898 5 10-010 Historic sites of Lewiston 1 item Photocopy of newspaper article. 1892 5 10-011 Lewiston, Idaho [03] 1 item Lewiston, Idaho. 1900 5 10-012 Lewiston, Idaho [02] 1 item Looking south at Lewiston showing the first interstate bridge across the Snake River built in 1899 connecting Lewiston and Clarkston [Washington]. Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company in the foreground and bridge across the Clearwater River at left. Picture taken after the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company arrived in 1907 when the rivers were high. 1907 5 10-013 Lewiston, Idaho, looking north at new insterstate bridge 1 item Looking north at the new interstate bridge across the Snake River. Approach at the Clarkston end of the bridge was not completed when the picture was taken May 21, 1982, by Clifford M. Ott on a color slide using a wide angle lense. 1982 5 10-014 Lewiston [Idaho] and Clarkston [Washington] [02] 1 item Part I and Part II: Copies of a three section original picture of Lewiston and Clarkston given to Toni Earl of the Luna House (museum) at Lewiston by Charles Kipp, Kooskia, Idaho. Picture taken by Henry Fair, a Lewiston photographer in 1907 before the arrival of the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. See picture 90-10-013 later in 1907. 1901 5 10-014a Lewiston [Idaho] and Clarkston [Washington] [01] 1 item Part III. Copies of a three section original picture of Lewiston and Clarkston given to Toni Earl of the Luna House (museum) at Lewiston by Charles Kipp, Kooskia, Idaho. Picture taken by Henry Fair, a Lewiston photographer in 1907 before the arrival of the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. See picture 90-10-013 later in 1907. 1901 5 10-014b Passenger depot on main street Lewiston 1 item Passenger depot on Main Street, Lewiston about 1910. Note weeds growing on south side of street. Depot served the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company, Northern Pacific Railroad, and the Camas Prairie Railroad.; negative number Bk10-14c 1910 5 10-014c Bridge 1 item Looking southeast at the Lewiston-Clarkston bridge from the Clarkston side. Built in 1899 and razed in 1939. About 1910. 1910 5 10-014d Snake and Clearwater rivers 1 item Looking east at the junction of the Snake and Clearwater rivers. Snake River in the foreground and Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company bridge across the Clearwater River in the distance. Picture 1910. 1910 5 10-014e Railroad bridge 1 item Close-up view of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company bridge across the Clearwater River with the Fifth Street ferry in the center of the picture. See [90-10-010] for location of the Fifth Street ferry. Picture taken about 1910. 1910 5 10-014f Eighteenth Street bridge 1 item [Writing on photo:] andquot;No. 16 Eighteenth Street Bridge Lewiston Idahoandquot; 1921 5 10-014g Lewiston-Clarkston bridge 1 item [Writing on photo:] 'Daredevil Kobe in his jump from Lewiston-Clarkston bridge 10-14-10 Photo by Burns' 1921 5 10-014h Lewiston 1 item [Caption on photo:] 'A street car moves toward Clarkston along Main Street at Lewiston in the early 1900s.' 1900 5 10-014i General store and saloon 1 item [Caption on photo: ]'The Waha General Store and saloon as it appeared in 1910' 1910 5 10-014j First bridge across Snake River 1 item Looking south at the first bridge across Snake River from Lewiston, at left, to Clarkston, at right. Built in 1899 and razed in 1939. Picture by Ira Dole, a noted amateur photographer who died in 1981. 1938 5 10-015 List of early Lewiston buildings 1 item Photocopy of a list of buildings in early Lewiston. 1910 5 10-016 Arrival of railroad in Lewiston 1 item Photocopy of a newspaper article about the arrival of the railroad in Lewiston, Idaho. 1974 5 10-016a Luna House in Lewiston 1 item Photocopy of a news article about the history of Luna House in Lewiston. 1947 5 10-017 Lewiston, Idaho Territory, 1863 [01] 1 item [Photocopy.] 1868 5 10-018 Main Street in Lewiston, 1881 1 item Photocopy of an image depicting Main Street in Lewiston circa 1881. 1881 5 10-018a Bridges of Lewiston 1 item [Text] Bridges of Lewiston-Clarkston. First Lewiston-Clarkston Bridge completed June 24, 1899. Razed in 1939. Second Lewiston-Clarkston Bridge completed in 1939. Still being used in 1980. First Lewiston Clearwater River Bridge @ 18th Street Completed Oct. 15, 1913, razed 1951. Second Lewiston Clearwater River Bridge @ 21st Street completed 1951 still in use in 1980. Cost 1 1/2 million. 1980 5 10-019 Riverboats Lewiston, Spokane, and J.M. Hannaford 1 item Lewiston, andquot;Spokane,andquot; and andquot;J.M. Hannafordandquot; wait out a freeze-up in Lewiston. 1905 5 10-021 Riverboat near Lewiston to celebrate opening of Celilo Canal 1 item Laden with celebrants, brave with pennants and a king-sized Stars and Stripes, andquot;J.N. Nealandquot; steams past Lewiston to celebrate completion of the Celilo Canal and an open river from Idaho to the sea. 1910 5 10-022 Riverboat Spokane [01] 1 item Spokane was built for the Oregon Steam Navigation Co. in 1878, and acquired by the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. in 1879. 1879 5 10-023 Riverboat Imnaha 1 item Imnaha posed for few pictures. She was built in 1903 at Lewiston to haul ore from the Eureka mine, fifty-five miles upriver. Less than a year and thirteen trips later, through a slight mistake in judgment, she was demolished in Wild Goose Rapids. 1903 5 10-024 Riverboat Norma 1 item Norma was the second of only two steamers to run through Hells Canyon of the Snake. She made the trip in 1895 and served out her days on the Lewiston-Riparia run. 1895 5 10-025 Riverboat Lewiston [02] 1 item Lewiston running the daily routine of a Pacific Northwest utility boat: nose to the bank long enough to muscle the freight aboard and throw off the mail, possibly pick up a couple of paying passengers, then on to the next mud landing. 1900 5 10-026 Riverboat andquot;Lewistonandquot; at riverbank landing 1 item Lewiston loading at a river bank landing along her Snake River route. 1920 5 10-027 Riverboat Lewiston [03] 1 item Riverboat at Lewiston south of the Interstate Bridge on Snake River. Picture copied from the Idaho history of 1899. [Illustrated history of the state of Idaho?} 1899 5 10-028 Riverboats at dock 1 item Looking east across Snake River showing two boats at the dock and the warehouse at the right. High water when picture taken. 1899 5 10-029 Riverboat Mountain Gem 1 item Basalt cliffs in the Snake River canyon dwarf andquot;Mountain Gemandquot; at Eureka Bar, fifty-three miles above Lewiston. 1905 5 10-030 RiverboatsSpokane and Asotin 1 item Spokane and the Corps of Engineers' snag boat andquot;Asotinandquot; share space at north bank landing in the neighborhood of Almota. 1910 5 10-031 Riverboat Almota 1 item A railroad boat, andquot;Almotaandquot; (1876) was built by the O.S.N. [Oregon Steam Navigation Company?] and spent most of her career on the Snake [River]. She had great cargo capacity and was a big money earner. 1900 5 10-032 Riverboat Spokane [02] 1 item Sacked wheat, wagon hauled to the bank of the Snake, goes aboard the andquot;Spokaneandquot; for transshipment to the railhead at Riparia. 1885 5 10-033 Steamboat Almota 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo]. Sternwheeler steamboat Almota docks at Lewiston on the Clearwater River in the late 1890s. 1885 5 10-033a Riverboat andquot;Twin Citiesandquot; 1 item Twin Cities. 1899 5 10-033b Steamboat Lewiston at Interstate Bridge 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo?] The steamer Lewiston is pictured at the Interstate Bridge on its farewell voyage in 1940. George Berry, who furnished this photo, said the photographer was Eddie Webster. 1940 5 10-033c Steamboat Lewiston leaves on final voyage 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo.] Lewiston-Clarkston's last glimpse of a steamer -- the Lewiston leaves March 1, 1940. [Additional text on page.] 1940 5 10-033d Riverboat Spokane at Riparia railroad bridge 1 item Spokane at the Riparia railroad bridge on the lower Snake River. andquot;Spokaneandquot; mostly ran between Lewiston and railroad points as a transfer boat. She burned at the Lewiston dock in 1922. 1922 5 10-034 Riverboats Inland Empire and Undine 1 item Inland Empire (foreground) and andquot;Undineandquot; in the Big Eddy basin, Celilo Canal. 1910 5 10-036 Riverboat Lewiston [01] 1 item Lewiston riverboat at Wawawai. Picture from June Crithfield, a native of Wawawai. 1910 5 10-040 Riverboat Lewiston [04] 1 item For most of her life the railroad boat andquot;Lewistonandquot; handled passengers and freight on the Snake River between Asotin and Riparia for the Union Pacific Railroad. 1910 5 10-041 Riverboat Jean [04] 1 item Riverboat Jean of Portland renamed Jean of Lewiston in the Snake River south of Lewiston. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, September 11, 1984. 1984 5 10-041a Riverboat Jean [01] 1 item Riverboat Jean of Lewiston Idaho. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, September 11, 1984. 1984 5 10-041b Riverboat Jean [03] 1 item Riverboat Jean of Lewiston Idaho. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, September 11, 1984. 1984 5 10-041c Riverboat Jean [02] 1 item Riverboat Jean of Lewiston Idaho. Picture by Clifford M. Ott, September 11, 1984. 1984 5 10-041d Riverboat Annie Faxon 1 item Sternwheeler Annie Faxon after the explosion and death of eight people. [Additional text on page.] 1893 5 10-041e Riverboat Jean at Portland, circa 1920 1 item Riverboat Jean of Lewiston in the 1920s at Portland. 1920 5 10-042 Riverboat andquot;Jeanandquot; at Portland 1 item Riverboat andquot;Jeanandquot; of Portland in the 1920s at Portland. 1920 5 10-043 Old Lewiston highway, looking south 1 item Looking south at U-turn near the bottom of the old Lewiston Highway grade. Picture about 1919 or 1920. 1920 5 10-044 Lewiston highway, at horseshoe turn 1 item Looking west at horseshoe turn near the top of the old Lewiston Highway grade. Later an iris bed was planted in the area east of the building and cared for many years. Picture 1919-20. 1920 5 10-045 Lewiston Highway, showing Cottonwood Curve 1 item [Wording on photo]: No. 17 Cottonwood Curve, Lewiston Highway Idaho. 1920 5 10-045a Highway, showing summit of Lewiston Grade 1 item [Wording on photo]: No. 60 Summit of Grade, Lewiston Highway Idaho. 1920 5 10-045b Lewiston hill highway 1 item Lewiston Hill Highway from M.A.T. Plane, #2 Hodgins Air Photo Moscow Idaho. Additional caption: Hodgins Drug Store negative, Charles Dimond photographer May 2, 1936. 1936 5 10-045c Newspaper photo of old Lewiston hill highway 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo]. Old Lewiston Hill highway and new Lewiston Hill highway. 1977 5 10-046 Dam [02] 1 item Looking south at the dam across the Clearwater River north of the Potlatch Lumber Company mill. Picture about 1970 by Clifford M. Ott. 1970 5 10-047 Dam [01] 1 item Showing the fish ladder at the north end of the dam across the Clearwater River. Dam has been removed for backwater from the Lower Granite Dam. 1970 5 10-048 Looking at Lewiston from the viewpoint at top of old Lewiston Grade 1 item Looking southeast from the viewpoint top of the old Lewiston Grade showing Potlatch Lumber Company and light area, their settling pond. 1970 5 10-049 Looking at Lewiston from top of grade 1 item Looking south at Lewiston from the top of the grade, December 20, 1974. 1974 5 10-050 Lewiston - Clarkston at junction of Snake and Clearwater rivers 1 item Looking southwest from top of grade showing the junction of the Snake and Clearwater rivers. Part of Clarkston at right. December 20, 1974. 1974 5 10-051 Lewiston, looking south at two new concrete grain elevators 1 item Looking south from the foot of the grade at the new Great Western Store and two new concrete grain elevators. December 20, 1974. 1974 5 10-052 Bridge support columns in Snake River 1 item Some Day Bridge down river from Lewiston and north of Clarkston, showing the support columns. Bridge to be completed later. February 5, 1975. 1975 5 10-053 Some Day Bridge, also known as Red Wolf Crossing 1 item Some Day Bridge. Dedicated October 19, 1979, and named Red Wolf Crossing after a Nez Perce Indian chief. His great-great-granddaughter attended the ceremonies in a wheelchair. 1979 5 10-054 Snake River [02] 1 item Snake River west of Clarkston, February 15, 1975, by Clifford M. Ott. 1975 5 10-055 Motor boat on the Snake River 1 item Snake river west of Clarkston showing motor boat, February 15, 1975. 1975 5 10-056 Snake River [01] 1 item Looking downriver at Snake River from the road south of Boyer Park. 1910 5 10-057 Snake River upriver from Boyer Park 1 item Looking west across Snake River at a pyramid formation backlighted. Upriver from Boyer Park, December 20, 1972. 1972 5 10-058 Snake River at Wawawai Orchards 1 item White walls still standing at left were the location of the Wawawai store and post office. Orchards occupied the bare grounds and to the left. Railroad moved higher. December 20, 1972. 1972 5 10-059 Waters rising on the Snake River when gates closed at Lower Granite Dam 1 item Same area as 90-10-059 showing the water starting to rise from the gates being closed on the Lower Granite Dam. February 15, 1975. 1975 5 10-060 Wawawai Orchards Washington [06] 1 item Part 1 of 6 parts of a panoramic picture of the Wawawai Orchards before the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company railroad came in 1907. Pictures from the north to the south. Shows the grade down to Wawawai. 1907 5 10-060a Wawawai Orchards Washington [04] 1 item Part 2 shows the bottom of the grade (road) with orchards beyond. 1900 5 10-060b Wawawai Orchards Washington [02] 1 item Part 3 shows old and new orchards. 1900 5 10-060c Wawawai Orchards Washington [05] 1 item Part 4 shows old and new orchards. 1900 5 10-060d Wawawai Orchards Washington [03] 1 item Part 5 shows more orchards. 1900 5 10-060e Wawawai Orchards in Washington [01] 1 item Part 6 is the last picture showing end of orchards upriver. Pictures copies from a panoramic from June Crithfield who was raised in Wawawai. 1900 5 10-060f Wawawai Washington [02] 1 item Snake River ferry at Wawawai November 16, 1909. 1909 5 10-060g Wawawai Washington [01] 1 item Looking east across Snake River at Wawawai, Washington early 1900s. 1- Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company bridge across creek. See road at right under bridge going to ferry. 2- Tower supporting ferry cable. 3- Wawawai store and post office. 4- Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company depot. 5- Fruit packing building. Picture furnished by Ester Smith, Pullman, Washington. 1901 5 10-060h Wawawai Orchards after gates closed at Lower Granite Dam 1 item Area once covered with fruit trees shows the water rising due to the gates being closed at Lower Granite Dam. February 15, 1975. 1975 5 10-061 Wawawai Orchards, waters rising because of closed gates at Lower Granite Dam 1 item More of the area once covered with fruit trees now covered with rising waters. Both pictures south of Wawawai. February 15, 1975. 1975 5 10-062 Bucket tramway below Wawawai; pioneer 1 item Pioneer picture of a bucket tramway that carried sacked grain from the top of the grade to the bottom where it was stored and later loaded onto boats. Location below Wawawai in the 1890-1900s.; negative number 10-18-75-1 undated 5 10-063 Marker in Boyer Park 1 item Marker at Boyer Park with Almota showing in the distance. 1975. 1975 5 10-064 Lower Granite Dam 1 item Showing picnic area. December 20, 1972.; negative number 12-20-72-4 undated 5 10-065 Boyer Park; Snake River 1 item Showing boat docking area. December 20, 1972.; negative number 12-20-72-2 undated 5 10-066 Boyer Park; Snake River 1 item Showing boat docking area. December 20, 1972.; negative number 12-20-72-5 undated 5 10-066 Boyer Park; Snake River 1 item Showing camp site. December 20, 1972.; negative number 12-20-72-1 undated 5 10-067 Snake River; Lower Granite Dam 1 item Upriver from Boyer Park showing Lower Granite Dam in the distance.; negative number 12-20-72-7 undated 5 10-068 Lower Granite Dam [01] 1 item North end of Lower Granite Dam still under construction, December 20, 1972. 1972 5 10-069 Lower Granite Dam; Snake River 1 item Incomplete December 20, 1972. Locks show in the foreground.; negative number 12-20-72-6 undated 5 10-070 Tugboat on Snake River [02] 1 item Tugboat pushing barges upstream on Snake River below Lower Granite Dam. Picture by Clifford M. Ott about 1979. 1979 5 10-071 Tugboat on Snake River [03] 1 item Tugboat pushing barges upstream on Snake River below Lower Granite Dam. Boyer Park shows beyond the barges. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1979. 1979 5 10-072 Tugboat on Snake River [01] 1 item Tugboat pushing barges just below Lower Granite Dam. By Clifford M. Ott 1979. 1979 5 10-073 Lower Granite Dam [04] 1 item After barges entered the lock. By Clifford M. Ott 1979. 1979 5 10-074 Almota, Washington 1 item In the early 1900s showing two boats at the docks. They could be loading sacked grain or crated fruit. 1900 5 10-075 Almota, showing andquot;Spokaneandquot; Riverboat 1 item Looking west at Almota showing the riverboat Spokane tied up in the ice on January 21, 1917. Two andquot;X'sandquot; mark the location of the ferry. Picture from the collection of Capt. W.R. Eckhart. 1917 5 10-076 Almota 1 item Looking north across Snake River at Almota May 15, 1968. Arrows point to ferry.; negative number 5-15-68-1 undated 5 10-077 Almota, near Little Goose Dam 1 item Looking north across the back water from Little Goose Dam at Almota September 17, 1978. Pictures by Clifford M. Ott. 1978 5 10-078 Spalding cemetery at the Almota grain elevators 1 item Looking west from the Spalding cemetery at the Almota grain elevators and the barge-loading docks. Old ferry crossing was beyond the elevators across the river to the shore near the trees. Arrow points to the location of Ilia about four miles downriver. Mrs. Ott and I were taking pictures of the grave markers when this picture was taken June 26, 1974. 1974 5 10-078a House and school near Ilia, Washington 1 item House and buildings and the school near were all that was left of Ilia, Washington, May15, 1968, when the picture was taken by Clifford M. Ott. At one time there was a store post office and a large grain warehouse for storing sacked grain for loading on the boats. 1968 5 10-078b Penewawa 1 item Looking west at Penewawa as it looked before being flooded by backwater from the Little Goose Dam. Picture taken about 1930. 1930 5 10-078c Highway 127 bridge across Snake River 1 item Looking south at the Highway 127 bridge across Snake River at Central Ferry about the 1920s or 1930s. 1930 5 10-078e New highway 127 bridge under construction 1 item Looking south at the new Highway 127 bridge under construction at Central Ferry so the old bridge can be removed to make way for the backwater from the dam downriver. Orville Crooks picture. 1925 5 10-078f Looking north across Snake River at Riparia at Railroad Bridge with Depot and School visible 1 item Looking north across Snake River at the area occupied by Riparia and the railroad bridge being razed for the backwater from Lower Monumental Dam. New elevated railroad tracks beyond. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1969.; negative number 1-2-68-1 undated 5 10-078h Soldiers in Riparia [01] 1 item Hotel at Riparia, Washington with two squad tents in foreground. Privates Hubble, Starnes and Johnson standing at port arms in front of their tent. Picture taken in April 1917 before trees were completely leafed out. Clyde Dobkins, manager: hotel, store, post office. 1917 5 10-078i Soldiers in Riparia [02] 1 item Riparia detachment of Co. F 2nd Idaho Infantry in front of hotel. Left to right, standing: Hubble, Gustafson, Johnston, Whittaker, Jameson and Foote. Left to right, front: Corp. Ott holding the detachment mascot 'Billy,' Gage, Johnson, Ferguson, Wooley and Vanairsdale. Not in picture: Stillinger, Shapley, Kellar, Starnes, Post, and Phillips. Whittaker and Jameson killed in action. 1917 5 10-078j Cabin; Gold Creek area 1 item Gold Creek area shown is believed to be the location of the Gold Hill Post Office built in the 1860s. Miners in this area used the log cabin as a post office; however, it was never recorded as such by the U.S. Postal Service.; negative number 6-18-76-6 undated 5 10-079 Log cabin #34; Gold Creek area 1 item Gold Creek area shown is believed to be the location of the Gold Hill Post Office built in the 1860s. Miners in this area used the log cabin as a post office; however, it was never recorded as such by the U.S. Postal Service.; negative number 6-18-76-7 undated 5 10-079 Location where the Gold Creek Post Office once stood? 1 item Gold Creek area shown is believed to be the location of the Gold Hill Post Office built in the 1860s. Miners in this area used the log cabin as a post office; however, it was never recorded as such by the U.S. Postal Service.; negative number 6-18-76-5 undated 5 10-079 Location where the Gold Creek Post Office once stood? 1 item Gold Creek area shown is believed to be the location of the Gold Hill Post Office built in the 1860s. Miners in this area used the log cabin as a post office; however, it was never recorded as such by the U.S. Postal Service.; negative number 6-18-76-6 undated 5 10-079 Gold Creek area 1 item Picture looking north is left of the above picture [90-10-079]. Gold Creek is not visible but is beyond the clearing. Pictures 1976.; negative number 6-18-76-8 undated 5 10-080 Inside ruins of the Carico log cabin; Gold Creek area 1 item Front and inside of the last Carrico cabin located in the trees to the left of the building on the proceeding page [90-10-079?]; negative number 6-18-76-8 undated 5 10-081 Carrico cabin with fireplace still standing 1 item Back and end of the Carrico cabin showing the rock fireplace still standing. 1976 5 10-082 Carico log cabin ruins; Gold Creek area 1 item Fallen-down front of the Carrico cabin with part of the log walls still standing. Pictures taken in 1976 by Clifford M. Ott.; negative number 6-18-76-5 undated 5 10-083 Log outhouse?; Gold Creek area 1 item Carrico gold mine was located in Township 42 N., Range 4 W. and about the center of Section 11. Toilet still standing for the Carrico cabin built later of lumber.; negative number 6-18-76-12 undated 5 10-084 Shattuck cabin entrance gate 1 item Entrance to the log cabin below [90-10-086] built of sawed and sized logs. 1976 5 10-085 Shattuck cabin exterior 1 item Was located near the old Carrico log cabin. Park Shattuck, 1864-1956. He was taken from this cabin when he was 92-years-old. He first arrived in the Hoodoo mining area in the 1890s and the second time in 1925 after time in Alaska. 1976 5 10-086 Inside ruins of the Carico log cabin; Gold Creek area 1 item Inside the Shattuck cabin in 1976. Since then vandals have completely wrecked the place.; negative number 6-18-76-11 undated 5 10-087 Inside ruins of the Carico log cabin; Gold Creek area 1 item Inside the Shattuck cabin in 1976. Since then vandals have completely wrecked the place.; negative number 6-18-76-10 undated 5 10-088 Inside ruins of the Carico log cabin; Gold Creek area 1 item Inside the Shattuck cabin showing the bed with a storage shelf above.; negative number 6-18-76-9 undated 5 10-089 Shattuck toilet 1 item Built of sawed logs. 1976 5 10-090 Frank Milbert equipment; Gold Creek area 1 item Frank Milbert of Kennedy Ford is the owner of the Gold Creek area where the following pictures were taken in 1976 by Clifford M. Ott. He [Milbert] is the builder and owner of the above [90-10-091] machine for salvaging gold.; negative number 6-18-76-6 undated 5 10-091 Gold salvaging machinery built by Milbert 1 item Another machine built by Milbert for salvaging gold dredged from Gold Creek. 1976 5 10-092 Gold salvaging machinery 1 item Frank Milbert, builder and owner of the above [90-10-093] machine. 1976 5 10-093 Gold Creek area 1 item Frank Milbert, builder and owner of the above [90-10-094] machine.; negative number 6-18-76-9 undated 5 10-094 Moscow opal mine 1 item Gold dredge used on the Palouse River upriver from the Princeton-Harvard area in the early 1900s. 1900 5 10-095 Photo of six men 1 item Peggy [Mrs. Clifford M. Ott] and a miner's log cabin located in the Hoodoos. Picture by Clifford M. Ott in 1976. 1976 5 10-096 Adair family 1 item Double portrait of Frank Milbert. 1962 5 10-096a First grave in the Moscow Cemetery 1 item Great-grandmother of Nellie Tomer Handlin. (Mary Jane, wife of M.S. Montgomery); negative number 10-13-73-9 undated 5 10-097 Arrow points to location of first grave in the Moscow Cemetery 1 item First grave in the Moscow Cemetery. Arrow in lower picture [90-10-098] shows the location of the old section of the cemetery.; negative number 10-13-73-10 undated 5 10-098 Moscow opal mine 1 item Seven miles northwest of Moscow is Missouri Flat, 7/10's of a mile beyond the Idaho-Washington state line in Washington on the north side of the road behind the John O'Donnell buildings. Picture taken in 1892. See Ron Brockett's publication [Moscow Opal Mines 1890 to 1893] for names of people in picture. 1892 5 10-100 Photo of six men 1 item Cashing U.S. government checks for Nez Perce Indians at the Indian Agency, Lapwai, Idaho, August 15, 1895. Total amount of first payment $626,222.00. Each Indian received $302.96. Balance of $1,000,000 was to be paid in ten annual installments. Photograph taken at the Indian Agency at Lapwai, Idaho, 14 miles east of Lewiston, during the payment. Persons in picture, left to right: Fred Bremmer, Kendrick; Three Feathers (Mah-tot-wap-tus); Sam Martin, clerk at Agency; Red Horn (Teh-was-in-pilpt); Eddie Conner, half-breed, interpreter at Agency; J. Howard Howe, representing Lewiston National Bank of Lewiston, Idaho. 1892 5 10-101 Adair family 1 item Adair family photograph grouping. 1935 5 10-103 Ely Spitter at right and his auto; Ely was the owner of two acres on Orchard Ave., Moscow; (Ott's address: 836 Orchard) 1 item In the early 1900s.; negative number 10-13-73-10 undated 5 10-104 Eli Spitler 1 item Eli Spitler and his invention in the early 1900s. Not known what the invention was. At one time he owned two acres at 836 Orchard Avenue [in Moscow, Idaho]. 1901 5 10-105 Frank Reyborn at controls of drag shovel 1 item At the controls of Reyborn's drag shovel for removing sand from the South Palouse [River] to dump into wagons. 1939 5 10-106 Frank Reyborn and sand hogs who hauled sand from South Palouse to Moscow 1 item Left to right: Frank Reyborn, ?, Alfred Flack, ?, Hank Vandewalker, last of the sand hogs who hauled sand with horses and wagon from the South Palouse [River] to Moscow for concrete foundations and sidewalks, ?. 1939 5 10-107 Clinton post office [03] 1 item [Photo of newspaper photo and caption]. Located two miles west of the Clinton cemetery and 0.3 miles south of the South Palouse River Road. 1977 5 10-108 Clinton post office [02] 1 item Looking south 0.3 mile from the South Palouse River Road. Arrow points to post office. Pictures October 30, 1977. 1977 5 10-109 Clinton post office [05] 1 item Looking north from the Clinton post office 0.3 mile to the South Palouse River Road. Leonard (Squire) Brown farm beyond. 1977. 1977 5 10-110 Clinton post office [06] 1 item Looking west past the Clinton post office at the location of the pioneer buildings now occupied by a mobile home. 1977. 1977 5 10-111 Clinton post office [01] 1 item Looking northeast past the Clinton post office. 1977 5 10-112 Clinton post office [04] 1 item Looking southeast at the Clinton post office showing modern machine shed at right. Pictures by Clifford M. Ott October 30, 1977. 1977 5 10-113 Hail storm aftermath, August 3, 1976 1 item Afternoon of August 3, 1976, a hail storm traveling in a northeast direction across the farm area north of Blaine and south of Paradise Ridge completely wiped out grain and pea fields. Above [90-10-123] shows hail and soil in the road with the Charles Iverson farm in background. 1976 5 10-123 Hail storm aftermath, with a closeup of damage 1 item Close-up view of the hail and soil in the roadway and to the left. Charles Iverson farm, formerly the Bill Christenson farm. 1976 5 10-124 Hail storm aftermath, two hours after storm 1 item Shows where the hail and water flattened wheat on the Charles Iverson farm, August 3, 1976. Pictures by Clifford M. Ott about two hours later. 1976 5 10-125 Hail storm aftermath, showing field of ice 1 item Flat north of the Iverson buildings after the storm. 1976 5 10-126 Hail storm aftermath, ice visible on ground 1 item More of the flat north of the Iverson building after the storm. 1976 5 10-127 Hail storm aftermath, Iverson's field visible in background. 1 item On the east side of the road showing the banks of hail and soil mixture after the water subsided. Across the road from Iverson's. 1976 5 10-128 Hail storm aftermath 1 item Wheat field showing the damage caused by the hail. Estimated 90% damage. Iverson's field. 1976 5 10-129 Hail storm aftermath, close up 1 item Close-up of the damage shown in the picture above [90-10-129]. Iverson's field. 1976 5 10-130 Steptoe Butte; kite gliders 1 item Took off from roadway near top of Steptoe Butte and will land near recreation area at foot of butte. 1975.; negative number 6-29-75-1 undated 5 10-131 Steptoe Butte; kite gliders 1 item Another kite flier soaring over field near the recreation area.; negative number 6-29-75-2 undated 5 10-132 Steptoe Butte; kite gliders 1 item High over the recreation area east of Steptoe Butte. Number 1 is the location of the recreation area.; negative number 6-29-75-3 undated 5 10-133 Steptoe Butte; kite gliders 1 item High over the recreation area east of Steptoe Butte. Number 1 is the location of the recreation area.; negative number 6-29-75-6 undated 5 10-133 Steptoe Butte; kite gliders 1 item Landed near the recreation area, number 1. Kite flier pictures by Clifford M. Ott 1975.; negative number 6-29-75-4 undated 5 10-134 Aerial view from Steptoe Butte 1 item Looking northeast from Steptoe Butte in the late 1890s or early 1900s. 1900 5 10-135 Aerial view, looking southeast 1 item Looking southeast from an airplane above Steptoe Butte in October 1972. Picture taken by Clifford M. Ott. 1972 5 10-136 Aerial view after harvest 1 item Of wheat field after harvest in eastern Washington. Picture taken by Clifford M. Ott October 1972. 1972 5 10-137 Aerial view of hillside too steep to farm 1 item Of wheat field after harvest showing hillside too steep to farm. Picture by Clifford M. Ott October 1972. 1972 5 10-138 Pioneer Moscow men's club; group portrait; identification 1 item Pioneers of Moscow. 1st row front L to R:Spitler, Frazer, Tierney, Cameran (Cameron?) Hawley, McKenzie, Urquhart, Eutsler, 2nd row: Weber, Holt, Naylor, Conger, Woodworth, Kinnear, Sievert, McGregor, Lowery, Daniels, Holden 3rd row: Heick, Carter, Mathis, Clark, Keane, Crow, Gibson, Brown, Gano, Abrahamson, Vinnegarholtz 4th row: Rogers, Estes, Buchanan, King, Olson, Collins, Hagan, Buchanan, Collins, Fleener 5th row: Baxter, Gamble, Driscoll, Rice, Collins, Martin, Haynes, Kildee, Crow. [list of names of men in photograph 90-10-139]: Spitler, Frazer, Tierney, Cameran (Cameron?) Hawley, McKenzie, Urquhart, Eutsler, Weber, Holt, Naylor, Conger, Woodworth, Kinnear, Sievert, McGregor, Lowery, Daniels, Holden, Heick, Carter, Mathis, Clark, Keane, Crow, Gibson, Brown, Gano, Abrahamson, Vinnegarholtz, Rogers, Estes, Buchanan, King, Olson, Collins, Hagan, Buchanan, Collins, Fleener, Baxter, Gamble, Driscoll, Rice, Collins, Martin, Haynes, Kildee, Crow.; negative number 8-28-76-6 undated 5 10-139 Odd Fellow lodge members 1 item Cutting wood for sick member, John Hanson. Mudgett's wood saw used. Left to right: Roy Mudgett, George Knowles, William Hawk, Roy Naylor, L. Boswell, Arthur Borklund (Bjorklund?) Hap Moody, Robert Oldenberg, L.G. Peterson, Tom Dowdy, Perry Carter, Argo Bateman, L.N. Rudd, and Mrs. John Hanson. 1930s. 1932 5 10-141 Pioneers of Colton, Washington 1 item Left to right, back row: Barthold Schlader, George Meister, Henry Sturm, John Bauer, Jacob Kambitch [Kambitsch?] Joseph Semler, George Haidacher. Left to right, front row: Squally John, Patrick Drain, Harold C.G. Sodorff, Michael Schultheis, Sr., John P. Klein, James Hall. August 21, 1911. 1911 5 10-142 Some of the Pioneers of Colton Country 1 item [Textual document.] 1911 5 10-143 Genesee Farmers Union members 1 item [list of last names]: Carbuhn, Borgen, Hanson, Flamoc, Crow, Shirrod, Dwyer, Herman, Knapps, Smith, Swenson, Clark, Johnson, Scharnhorst, Carbuhn, Grieser, Scharnhorst, Gray, Gage, Woodley, Healy, Lyons, Peasley, Rudy, Nesbit, Gano, Naylor, Thompson, Steltz, Jain, Tiedman, Seivers, Nesbit, Nesbit, Bumgartner, Mervyn. 1911 5 10-144 Light on the Mountains pageant members 1 item University of Idaho. June 11, 1923. Students: Dwight Disney as Meriwether Lewis, Marie Gower as Sacajawea, W.G. Guernsey as William Clark. Looking southeast across the athletic field with bleachers at left; Forestry nursery tool house and seed beds at right. 1923 5 10-146 Felix Warren and H.C. Baldridge in Stagecoach at University of Idaho pageant 1 item Felix Warren, noted pioneer stage driver, and Idaho governor H.C. Baldridge at University of Idaho pageant, June 11, 1923. Looking south at Forestry nursery and University of Idaho water tank above. 1923 5 10-147 Felix Warren and H.C. Baldridge in Stagecoach 1 item Felix Warren and Governor H.C. Baldridge on stagecoach at University of Idaho pageant, June 11, 1923. Looking northeast with Moscow Mountain in far distance. 1923 5 10-148 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company warehouse at corner of A and Almon streets 1 item Warehouse at the southwest corner of A and Almon streets in 1926. Picture from a panoramic. 1926 5 11-001 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company pea processing plant on fire 1 item Fire of July 7, 1945. This was the seed and commercial pea processing plant at that time. Picture by Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1945 5 11-002 Washburn-Wilson Christmas party; 1926 1 item Christmas party 1926. [caption includes identifications]; negative number 4-7-81-8 1926 5 11-003 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company basketball team in Moscow 1 item [Basketball team photo and identifications, 1935-1936] 1935 5 11-004 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company advertisement, circa 1935 1 item Print advertisement from the Garfield Union Warehouse company, stating andquot;Our Seeds Grow Friendsandquot;. 1935 5 11-005 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company advertisement 1 item print advertisement reading andquot;Our seeds grow friendsandquot; 1935 5 11-006 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company Christmas party program 1 item [Washburn-Wilson Seed Company Christmas party program]. At the Blue Bucket about 1940. 1940 5 11-007 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company manager Herman N. Wilson 1 item Herman N. Wilson, manager. Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1950 5 11-008 Front office of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Front office of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company at the southeast corner of A and Almon streets. Lee Walker Mathews, front desk; second desk, unknown. Minnie Smith, office manager on phone at third desk. Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1950 5 11-009 Back office of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, circa 1950 1 item Back office at peak of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company packaging business about 1950. Rollin (Roland) Hill at left. Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1950 5 11-010 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company picking seed peas 1 item Hand picking seed peas in the building that burned July 8, 1945. Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1945 5 11-012 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company sacking off seed peas 1 item Sacking off seed peas in the building that burned July 8, 1945. Bill Rogers at sewing machine. Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1945 5 11-013 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company's George Woodberry checking germination of seed peas 1 item George Woodbery, agronomist, checking germination of seed peas in the basement of office, A and Almon streets. Hodgins Drug Store, Charles Dimond, photographer. 1945 5 11-014 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company cellophane bag packaging line 1 item Side view of one-pound cellophane bag packaging line. Left to right: Della Peterson Estes opening bags; Francis Blacker Flack at scale; unknown girl sealing bag; Marion Deesten sealing bag. 1945 5 11-015 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company packaging process 1 item End view showing one-pound cellophane bags being packed in 12/1# cases. Girl at left, unknown; right, Lela Lind. 1945 5 11-016 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company promotional about new packaging 1 item A newsletter promotional piece about how the new packaging and machines have changed the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company business and impacted grocery purchasing. 1946 5 11-017 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company packaging whole peas 1 item One-pound carton machine packaging whole peas for the grocery trade. Jim Hall was the operator for the three packaging machines in the room. 1945 5 11-018 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fancy peas package 1 item photo of Washburn's Fancy Peas package (box) 1940 5 11-019 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fancy barley package 1 item photo of Washburn's Fancy Barley package (box) 1945 5 11-020 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fancy peas package, circa 1945 1 item [photo of Washburn's Fancy Peas package (bag)] 1945 5 11-021 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fancy lentils package 1 item [photo of Washburn's Fancy Lentils package (bag)] 1945 5 11-022 Farewell party for Tony Agrell from the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Tony Agrell farewell party. [Caption includes identifications.] 1955 5 11-023 Herman Wilson of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Herman Wilson. By Clifford M. Ott. 1950 5 11-024 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company pea harvesting equipment 1 item Equipment for harvesting peas and lentils on display in Washburn-Wilson parking lot by Moscow implement dealers, Farmers Day, June 19, 1937. 1937 5 11-025 Herman Wilson, manager of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Herman N. Wilson, manager, Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, and Carl Smith, fire chief of the Moscow Volunteer Fire Department many years. 1950 5 11-026 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company Farmers Day meeting 1 item Farmers Day meetings were held for many years by the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company for their many pea and lentil growers and others interested. Above [90-11-027] picture was taken in their warehouse at Almon and A streets June 19, 1937, by Charles Dimond of Hodgins. 1937 5 11-027 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company lunch at Farmers Day meeting 1 item Crowd of over 600 people were served a lunch consisting entirely of [dishes made of] peas and/or lentils (from soup to nuts). Mrs. Roland Hodgins complained the next day of having indigestion from too high a protein meal. Farmers Day June 19, 1937. 1937 5 11-028 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company achievement award presented to Sam Russell 1 item Achievement award (Food for Freedom) being presented to Sam Russell, the oldest employee in number of years with the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company. Second from left: Bill Anderson, mayor; extreme right: Ted Kelley, foreman. 1945 5 11-029 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company awards ceremony in East City Park 1 item Herman N. Wilson, manager of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, making the acceptance speech. Ceremony was in East City Park, [Moscow, Idaho] September 6, 1944. 1944 5 11-030 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company achievement award ceremony 1 item Crowd with the speakers platform beyond in Moscow's East City Park at the presentation of the Achievement award (Food for Freedom) September 6, 1944. 1944 5 11-031 East City Park in Moscow, circa 1944 1 item Moscow's East City Park located in the block north of Third Street and west of Hayes Street. Pictures taken September 6, 1944, by Charles Dimond of Hodgins Drug Store photography department. 1944 5 11-032 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company building during fire July 1945 1 item Looking northwest from the intersection of First and Almon streets at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire of July 7, 1945. Virginia Ott Pitkin with bicycle. 1945 5 11-033 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company during fire of July 7, 1945 1 item Looking northwest from the intersection of First and Almon streets at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire of July 7, 1945. Virginia Ott Pitkin with bicycle. 1945 5 11-034 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company roof on fire July 1945 1 item About 5:00 a.m. July 7, 1945, a fire burned through the roof of the main processing building belonging to the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company at the southwest corner of Almon and A streets. 1945 5 11-035 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, looking west at fire 1 item Looking southwest from A Street at the Washburn-Wilson fire. July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-036 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company looking northeast from Asbury Street 1 item Looking northeast at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire from Asbury Street, July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-037 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, from the southwest during the fire 1 item Looking northeast up the railroad tracks at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire from Asbury Street, July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-038 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire from a distance 1 item Looking southeast at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire over the brick boiler building from A Street, July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-039 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, from the east during the fire 1 item Looking west at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire from A Street east of Jackson Street, July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-040 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company smoldering ruins 1 item Looking southwest at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company fire after the building was nothing but rubbish, from Almon and A streets. 1945 5 11-041 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company showing building materials 1 item Looking southwest closer showing the mass of corrugated iron siding and other metals from the building, July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-042 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company after fire had died down 1 item Looking southwest at another view of the smoldering ruins of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company main processing building, July 7, 1945. 1945 5 11-043 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company barley pearling and feed processing building 1 item Looking southwest from the intersection of Almon and A streets at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company barley pearling and feed processing building built in 1946, replacing the building that burned. Picture by Clifford M. Ott about 1955. 1955 5 11-044 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company commercial pea processing plant 1 item Looking southwest from the intersection of Almon and A streets at the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company commercial pea processing plant in 1960. By Clifford M. Ott. 1960 5 11-045 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company after the July 7 fire in Moscow 1 item The scene of the aftermath of July 7, 1945, fire 1945 5 11-046 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company west end of plant during fire 1 item Looking at the west end of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant during the fire of July 7, 1945. [Charles] Dimond, photographer. 1945 5 11-047 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company flat house was the only building left standing 1 item Flat house at the west end of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company building was all that was left standing after the fire of July 7, 1945. [Charles] Dimond picture. 1945 5 11-048 Washburn-Wilson Seed Companybarley pearling and feed plant, built in 1946 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company barley pearling and feed plant built in 1946. It was a Purina franchise store beginning in 1952. Built at the site of the 1945 fire. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1960. 1960 5 11-049 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company pea and lentil processing plant 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company pea and lentil processing plant at A and Almon streets west of the railroad tracks. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1960. 1960 5 11-050 Purina school at Baker, Oregon 1 item Purina school at Baker, Oregon. 1- Lyle Smith, Purina salesman for the Palouse area; 2- Clifford M. Ott, manager, Washburn's Farm Store. 1960 5 11-051 Salesmanship awards presented to Purina Store managers 1 item Salesmanship awards presented to the Purina Store managers or salesmen for completing training school, Spokane, Washington 1956. 1- Clifford M. Ott. 1956 5 11-052 Stockmans meeting at Lewis Clark Hotel 1 item Stockman's meeting by Ralston Purina Company at the Lewis Clark Hotel, Lewiston, Idaho in January 1956. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1956 5 11-053 Western Division Purina dealer meeting 1 item Western Division Purina dealer meeting at San Francisco, California in 1956. Clifford M. Ott in white circle. 1956 5 11-054 Washburns Farm Store 1 item Washburn's Farm Store opened for business as a Purina franchise store with Clifford M. Ott as manager. Feed processing equipment consisted of a dry or steam roller, hammermill, batch mixer, molasses mixer and a pellet mill. Any type of feed could be processed for the dairymen, cattlemen, hog raisers and poultrymen. Barley cleaning and pearling equipment was located in the building opposite the feed store. 1960 5 11-055 Lyle Smith, Purina salesman, conducting a hog meeting 1 item Lyle Smith, the Purina salesman for this area, conducting a hog meeting at the Washburn Farm Store, showing the results of proper feeding. 1952 5 11-056 Hog feeds at Washburns Farm Store 1 item Display of hog feeds in Washburn's Farm Store. 1952 5 11-057 Sanitation products at Washburns Farm Store 1 item Display of sanitation products in Washburn's Farm Store. 1952 5 11-058 Washburns Farm Store chick growing demonstration 1 item Chick-growing demonstration, Washburn's Farm Store. 1952 5 11-059 Washburns Farm Store window display 1 item Window display at Washburn's Farm Store. 1952 5 11-060 Washburns Farm Store hen display 1 item Laying hen display at Washburn's Farm Store. 1952 5 11-061 Two feed processors play catch with a Purina bottle 1 item Clem Russell, left, and Ed McGuire, feed processors for Washburn's Farm Store, playing catch with a Purina bottle. When Clifford M. Ott left the store in July of 1960, Clem was manager for several years. 1960 5 11-062 Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. Pea Processing Plant on the Troy Hwy. 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company pea processing plant on the Troy Highway at the south end of Washington Street; purchased from Kenneth Anderson in the fall of 1945.; negative number 2-27-87-6 undated 5 11-063 Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. Pea Processing Plant on the Troy Hwy. 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company pea processing plant on the Troy Highway at the south end of Washington Street; purchased from Kenneth Anderson in the fall of 1945.; negative number 2-27-87-7 undated 5 11-063 New Washburn-Wilson Seed Company building for receiving four types of peas without causing mixtures 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant rebuilt and enlarged for receiving four varieties of peas at one time without causing any mixtures. Facility was purchased by Carl Eisinger March 1, 1961, and completely destroyed by fire April 28, 1962. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1960. 1960 5 11-064 Aftermath of fire at former Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Formerly Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant. Completely destroyed by fire April 28, 1962. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1962 5 11-065 Former Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant destroyed by fire 1 item Formerly Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant. Completely destroyed by fire April 28, 1962. Picture by Clifford M. Ott. 1962 5 11-066 Washburn-Wilson Seed Companypea processing plant, circa 1960 1 item Pea processing plant in 1960. Located on the Troy Highway at the south end of Washington Street. 1- Flat house built in 1948 for storing sacked peas, 2- Cribbed bin elevator purchased from Kenneth Anderson in fall of 1945, 3- New headhouse with two elevators built in 1946, 4- New hand picking room with capacity of 50 individual picking machines for women built in 1946, 5- Two new elevators and dump pit area built in 1946. With four elevators different [peas] could be received without mixture. 1960 5 11-067 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company warehouse demolished by fire, 1962 1 item Fire of April 28, 1962, completely demolished the warehouse owned at that time by Carl Eisinger who purchased it March 1, 1961. Warehouse was never rebuilt. 1961 5 11-068 Machine was built by Ott and packed twenty-four one-pound bags into a case 1 item Machine was built by Clifford M. Ott in his basement workshop at 836 Orchard Avenue, [Moscow, Idaho]. It was a semi-automatic machine to pack 24 one-pound cellophane bags into the case. Production of the new automatic cellophane bag machine was faster than a girl could pack them in the case. With this machine, the faster production could be handled easily. Sawyer of Los Angeles, who built the cellophane bag machine copied, with improvements, this machine and built five to operate with the cellophane bag machines at Ralston, Nebraska. 1960 5 11-069 Cellophane bag-packaging machine that held three bags at a time 1 item Machine accumulated three bags then pushed them off the conveyor belt as shown at right. 1960 5 11-070 Cellphonane bag-packaging machine that held 12 one-pound bags 1 item Shows the case in position to receive the one-pound cellophane bags. When the lower end of the case had 12 bags in position, the case was pulled back and pushed down and forward to receive the other 12 bags. 1960 5 11-071 Cellophane packaging machine at Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item [4 photos of the 'high chair', a machine that packaged cellophane bags] 1960 5 11-072 Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. bean processing and packaging equip. 1 item [2 photos of blue prints for the bag-packaging machine]; negative number 9-15-81-8 undated 5 11-073 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company bag packaging machine blue prints 1 item [2 photos of blue prints for the bag-packaging machine] 1960 5 11-074 Blue prints for bag-packaging machine 1 item 2 photos of blue prints for the bag-packaging machine. 1960 5 11-075 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company in Ralston, Nebraska 1 item Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant at Ralston, Nebraska purchased in 1942. Clifford M. Ott was sent there in October of 1942 to install equipment for packaging beans, peas, lentils, and pearl barley for the grocery trade. First line went into production in December with three more, January 1943. Later more lines went into production making a total capacity of 80,000 one-pound cellophane bags in an eight-hour shift. 1944 5 11-076 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company after addition and crib bin elevator added 1 item In 1943 an addition to the original building was built (1) and later a crib bin elevator (2) was built, late 1943 and 1944. This was for handling bulk peas from Idaho. Later pea processing and splitting equipment was installed in both buildings. Picture shows soybean plots in foreground with popcorn plots beyond. Picture by Clifford M. Ott 1944. 1944 5 11-077 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company building purchased in 1943 1 item Plant #2 was purchased in 1943 and required reconditioning of roofs, fire walls, and a complete east end. Three-story east send of the building had barley pearling equipment installed. Rest of the building was used for storing 100-pound sacked beans and held many carloads. Washburn name is [on] the east end of the building. Building originally was used in the manufacturing of furniture. 1944 5 11-078 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company before joining flathouse was built 1 item Looking southwest at the east end of the two Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plants no. 1 and 2. In 1945 a one-story flathouse was built connecting the two plants, giving Washburn-Wilson 712 feet front on the [Northern] Burlington [Railroad] siding. Small brick building was the apartment where Clifford M. Ott stayed while at Ralston from October 1942 to January 1945. 1944 5 11-079 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company employees and families 1 item Summer of 1943. Back row, left to right?: Alice Shooter, office; C.M. Ott, mgr; Erwin Williams, machinery. Other man is George Hoffman, andquot;pkg man.andquot; 1943 5 11-080 Washburn-Wilson Seed Company in Horseheads, New York 1 item Looking east at the government holding point north of Horseheads, New York. Washburn-Wilson Seed Company leased the two sections marked with a andquot;Wandquot;. Clifford M. Ott arrived there September 10, 1947, to install the equipment for processing beans for the grocery trade. He continued there until the personnel were trained for the operation. 1950 5 11-081 Aerial of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company in Horseheads, New York 1 item Looking west at the government holding point showing the two sections leased by Washburn-Wilson Seed Company. Later the section at the end of the building was sub-leased to the Corning Glass Company where they stored television picture tubes. Washburn-Wilson Seed Company was in the other section where the packaging equipment was installed and sacked beans on pallets stored. Each section was 180 feet wide and 240 feet long. Office was in the end section. Holding point was used by the Army during World War II. 1950 5 11-082 Fire at Washburn-Wilson Seed Company in Horseheads, New York 1 item A photo of newspaper article about fire at Washburn-Wilson Seed Company plant at Horseheads, New York 1951 5 11-083 Area's Earliest Pea Firm in Receivership 1 item A photocopy of an article in the Idahonian detailing the bankruptcy of the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company and the company's status of receiving bids. 1960 5 11-084 Crowd at Hearing on Bankruptcy and Claims Denied in Bankruptcy 1 item Photocopy of article in unknown newspaper with a handwritten note with photocopy: Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. Dumas Seed Co. Dumas Corp. owned by Ruddick Corp. 1984 1984 5 11-085 Newspaper article relating to the Washburn-Wilson Seed Company sale 1 item A photocopy of article in unknown newspaper titled andquot;Seed Company Sale Revealedandquot; 1965 5 11-086 Newspaper articles relating to Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Photocopy of articles in unknown newspaper titled andquot;Seed Co. Creditors To Meet Nov.12,andquot; andquot;Seed Firm Sale Now Approved,andquot; andquot;Seed Company Pay-Off Hereandquot; 1961 5 11-087 Newspaper articles relating to the sale of Washburn-Wilson Seed Company 1 item Photocopy of articles in unknown newspaper titled andquot;Dry Pea Dealers Go Brokeandquot;, andquot;Bankruptcy Claim Outandquot;, and andquot;Mail Fraud Faces Spokane Bankruptandquot; 1962 5 11-088 Announcement of name change from Dumas Corp. to Jordan Pea Products 1 item Clipping from March 18, 1992, edition of Idahonian newspaper announcing change in name of Dumas Corporation to Jordan Pea Products, Inc. 1992 5 11-089 Series II: Slides 1.5 cubic feet Boxes 6-8

The slides correspond with the prints, organized by book number.

 Series III: Negatives

The negatives are organized by date Clifford Ott took the photo, in the format MM-DD-YYYY-Image Number. Many of the negatives are duplicates of the prints, in which case only the print descriptions are listed, with the corresponding negative numbers in the description fields.

 Potlatch sawmill; panoramic of lumber yard from north 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-10 Potlatch; William Deary, founder and first manager of mill at Potlatch; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-106 Potlatch sawmill; panoramic of lumber yard from north 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-11 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; Bill Deary, first manager of Potlatch; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-119 Potlatch sawmill; panoramic of lumber yard from north 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-12 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; 1906 photo with Weyerhaeuser and Deary etc.; American Lumberman 1 item 1906 9 9-28-13-121 Potlatch sawmill; panoramic of lumber yard from north 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-14 Potlatch sawmill; panoramic of lumber yard from north 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-15 Potlatch sawmill; panoramic of lumber yard from north 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-16 Potlatch sawmill; plant from east hill north of Catholic church; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-20 Potlatch sawmill; plant from 5th and Pine, showing depot; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-21 Potlatch sawmill; planing mill power house; planer; sheds; loading track from blacksmith's roof; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-23 Potlatch sawmill; sawmill complete; with town in back; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-24 Potlatch sawmill; view of sorting shed and saw mill; stack of planing mill; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-25 Potlatch sawmill; dry kilns, planing mill and lumber yard from SE; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-45 Potlatch Lumber Co., town, dry kilns, planing mill and lumber yard from SE; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-46 Potlatch Lumber Co., planing mill and sheds from SE; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-47 Potlatch Lumber Co.; center of lumber yard; planing mill, dry kilns and saw mill in background; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-51 Potlatch; Washington, Idaho and Montana R.R. Co.; Engine No. 30; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-79 Potlatch Corp.; large burner at left in picture; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-83 Potlatch; mill foundations; 11-25-05; American Lumberman 1 item 1905 9 9-28-13-109 Potlatch; last run of Engine No. 23; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-74 Interior of Potlatch sawmill ; 4 Diamond Iron Works band mills and carriages; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-1 Potlatch; Dr. J.S. Leland resident of Newman's addition to Onaway; 1905-25; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-100 Potlatch; Jeffrey Electric Storage Battery Locomotive; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-103 Potlatch; William Helmer, famed timber cruiser, during his retirement; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-104 Potlatch; Mr Morgan, Townsite Superintendent; Fred Campbell on white horse; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-105 Potlatch; Fred and Mrs. Gorman, A.W. Laird (Laird was manager after death of Deary in 1913); American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-107 Potlatch; from left, in front of flat car: A.W. Laird, Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Knapp; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-108 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; combination steam powered caterpillar logging locomotive in Minnesota; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-110 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; Weyerhaeuser and Denkmann raft boat in the 1880's; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-111 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; river drives began at the end of a log flume; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-112 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; timber harvests in the Lake states brought out by sleigh; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-113 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; broad, iron-tired wooden wheels used on early tractors to haul big logs; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-114 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; hitched oxen dragged big logs out of West Coast woods; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-115 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; logging tractor wit a surrey top in Idaho forest; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-116 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; carload of white pine dragging an empty car for loading; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-117 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; A.W. Laird from Minnesota, manager of Potlatch mill; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-118 Potlatch Corp.; Weyerhaeuser News.; original mill in 1906 at left; present plant (1974) below; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-120 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Mr. Morgan, Townsite Superintendent; Fred Campbell on white horse; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-122 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Fred and Mrs. Gorman, A.W. Laird (Laird was manager after death of Deary in 1913); American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-124 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Fred and Mrs. Gorman, A.W. Laird (Laird was manager after death of Deary in 1913); American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-125 Potlatch sawmill; stack with four bottom supports carried to three cross strips; Alley No. 20; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-17 Potlatch sawmill; Jeffrey Electric Storage Battery locomotives in yard; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-18 Potlatch sawmill; 11 stacks; No. 3 white pine; south side Alley No. 6; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-19 Sawmill at Potlatch; railing around cut off saws; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-2 Potlatch sawmill; white pine and cedar timber center of Sec. 34, T 42 N, R 1W Boise Meridian; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-26 Potlatch sawmill; trunks of two white pines; height of trunks to limbs; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-29 Two International Endless Chain Drag Saws; motor driven; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-3 Potlatch sawmill; white pine and cedar timber located NW NE Sec. 33/42/1; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-32 Potlatch sawmill; white pine and cedar timber on hillside located NW NE Sec. 33/42/1; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-33 Potlatch sawmill; white pine and cedar timber located SE SE Sec. 33/42/1; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-34 Potlatch sawmill; cable tram road; 1 1/4 miles above camp 13: station where returning trolleys are shifted; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-35 Potlatch sawmill; loading end of cable tramway, where logs are attached to cable: American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-36 Potlatch sawmill; view from above loading skidway at noon; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-37 Potlatch sawmill; looking down first curve to lunchshack; much standing timber; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-38 Potlatch sawmill; looking up from turn below lunch shack; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-39 Interior of Potlatch sawmill from center; showing 4 band mills; small part of gang; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-4 Potlatch sawmill; cable splice rig; logs on ground from right of way; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-40 Potlatch; view over canyon where line is highest and longest; about 2,500 feet; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-41 Potlatch; first curve looking up; first station; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-42 Potlatch sawmill; logs as they come to the lower landing; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-43 Potlatch sawmill; T.P. Jones and crew at lower landing; with one chain released; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-44 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Jeffrey Electric Storage Battery Locomotive and 7 tram cars; dry kilns in back; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-48 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Alley No. 8 in lumber yard from south end; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-49 Interior of Potlatch sawmill from N.W. corner; wide angle to show the entire equipment; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-5 Potlatch Lumber Co.; interior of sawmill from log end; three Diamond Iron Works band mills; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-52 Potlatch Lumber Co.; interior of sawmill from back end; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-53 Potlatch Lumber Co.; interior of sorting shed from outer end; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-54 Potlatch Lumber Co.; interior of planing mill from south end; showing front resaw to end of building; cars on loading dock; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-55 Potlatch Lumber Co.; line of Berlin machines in the planing mill; Westinghouse motor at first machine; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-56 Potlatch Lumber Co.; two Westinghouse-Parsons Steam Turbines, Dynamos and switch board; 625 KW/ 603 AMP/and 1000 K/ 963 AMP; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-57 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Electric Donkey No. 2, sky line 3000 feet, pulling cedar poles at finish of set; transformer on car; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-58 Potlatch Lumber Co.; electric logging operations; Donkey No. 2; transformer car and camp cars; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-59 Interior of Potlatch sawmill; shows details of edgers and bands, but not trimmers; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-6 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; white pine tree, 23'6" circumference; located SW NW Sec. 9 39N, R 2E, Clearwater Co.; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-60 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; trunk of white pine tree with four men, 23'6" circumference; located SW NW Sec. 9 39N, R 2E, Clearwater Co. 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-61 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; broad view of white pine timber; located NW 1/4, NW 1/4, Sec. 9/39/2; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-62 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; view to show height to limbs; NW 1/4, NW 1/4, Sec. 9/39/2; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-63 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; four white pines; SE NE 8/39/2; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-64 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; white pine and cedars; SE NE 8/39/2; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-65 Potlatch Lumber Co.; Elk River timber; broad view of white pines and cedars; SE NE 8/39/2; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-66 Potlatch Lumber Co.; unidentified; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-67 Potlatch Lumber Co.; unidentified; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-68 Potlatch Lumber Co.; logs ready to be milled; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-69 Interior of long sorting shed; 544 feet; from outside; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-7 Potlatch Lumber Co.; stacks of lumber in yards; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-70 Potlatch Lumber Co.; stacking lumber by hand; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-71 Potlatch; W. I. and M. R.R. Co. "box car"; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-76 Potlatch sawmill; loading dock from south end of dressed lumber shed; steel connecting shed and planer; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-8 Potlatch; Idaho, unidentified; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-80 Potlatch; Idaho, unidentified; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-81 Potlatch; Idaho, unidentified; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-82 Potlatch Corp.; logs ready to be milled; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-84 Potlatch Corp.; stacks of lumber in yards; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-85 Potlatch Corp.; stacking lumber by hand; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-86 Potlatch Corp.; damaged negative; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-87 Potlatch Corp.; damaged negative; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-88 Potlatch Corp.; damaged negative; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-89 Potlatch sawmill; Alley No. 12 in lumber yard from east; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-9 Potlatch Corp.; stacking lumber by hand; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-90 Potlatch Corp.; stacks of lumber in yard; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-91 Potlatch Lumber Co.; loading platform at Potlatch, all under roof; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-93 Potlatch Lumber Co.; dedication of Laird Park; 8-21-37; American Lumberman 1 item 1937 9 9-28-13-95 Potlatch Lumber Co.; dedication of Laird Park; 8-21-37; H.L. Peterson speaking; American Lumberman 1 item 1937 9 9-28-13-96 Potlatch Mercantile Co. store; Manning Fansler, Manager McDonald and Charles McDonald; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-97 Potlatch; from left: Mr. and Mrs. Smith (Mr. Smith was first postmaster) and James Gardner; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-98 Potlatch; Fred Fredrickson on porch; American Lumberman 1 item undated 9 9-28-13-99 Ott in motel room in Grangeville 1 item undated 9 1-1-61-5 Senator Borah House near Boise 1 item undated 9 1-1-61-6 Senator Borah House near Boise 1 item undated 9 1-1-61-7 Paradise Ridge 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-6 Paradise Ridge 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-7 Paradise Ridge 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-8 Paradise Ridge 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-9 Zumhof and McCartor blacksmith shop; 10-12-55 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1955 9 1-1-68-10 View of Moscow from the roof of Morrill Hall; wide angle lens 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-1 View of Moscow from the roof of Morrill Hall; wide angle lens 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-2 View of Moscow from the roof of Morrill Hall; wide angle lens 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-3 View of Moscow from the roof of Morrill Hall; wide angle lens 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-4 View of Moscow from the roof of Morrill Hall; wide angle lens 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-5 Professor John Muerman and wife 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-7 New First National Bank Building; Ott's car in front 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-8 Carl F. Anderson; owner and operator of Inland Meat Market; pioneer; footnotes 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-8 New First National Bank Building; Ott's car in front 1 item undated 9 1-1-68-9 Mayview 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-10 Russell house and packing shed 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-2 Lewiston Grade Road 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-3 Snake River 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-4 Unidentified house in woods 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-5 Unidentified abandoned house 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-6 Snake River 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-7 Snake River 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-8 House (in Mayview?) 1 item undated 9 5-15-68-9 Bridge at Riparia; Little Goose Dam 1 item undated 9 1-1-69-2 Bridge at Riparia; Little Goose Dam 1 item undated 9 1-1-69-3 Bridge at Riparia; Little Goose Dam 1 item undated 9 1-1-69-4 Snake River below Lewiston 1 item undated 9 1-1-70-1 Snake River below Lewiston 1 item undated 9 1-1-70-2 Snake River below Lewiston 1 item undated 9 1-1-70-3 Post Office/Federal Building, Moscow; N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington; 5-02-10 1 item undated 9 12-30-71-4 Post Office/Federal Building, Moscow; N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington; 6-02-10 1 item undated 9 12-30-71-5 Post Office/Federal Building, Moscow; N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington; 7-01-10 1 item undated 9 12-30-71-6 Post Office/Federal Building, Moscow; N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington; 9-02-10 1 item undated 9 12-30-71-7 Post Office/Federal Building, Moscow; N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington; 5-01-11 1 item undated 9 12-30-71-8 Post Office/Federal Building, Moscow; N.E. corner of 3rd and Washington; 7-01-11 1 item undated 9 12-30-71-9 Tom Tierney house on Thorn Creek; pioneer homestead 1 item undated 9 1-1-72-10 Tom Tierney house on Thorn Creek; pioneer homestead 1 item undated 9 1-1-72-8 Freighting outfit; identified in Livingston, Montana; from the Castle at Juliaetta 1 item undated 9 1-1-72-9 Headington School; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-1 Madison Lumber Co.; S. Main, Moscow; burned 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-10 Lola Clyde; 1972 Idaho Mother of the Year; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-11 Sarah Headington; first school; 1899 1 item 1899 9 1-2-72-12 Bank of Moscow; cancelled note; John Jackson 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-13 Headington School; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-2 Commercial Block; next to Creighton's; 1888 1 item 1888 9 1-2-72-3 Homer David School; Muscoda, Wisconsin; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-6 Madison Lumber Co.; S. Main, Moscow; burned 1 item undated 9 1-2-72-9 Pioneers of Moscow; oldest pioneer: Tom Tierney of Thorn Creek, 1870; photo dated 1958; people identified 1 item undated 9 1-3-72-7 Sage Hen train at Washtucna, 1914; newspaper clipping 1 item 1914 9 1-4-72-10 Top: Randall Farm, West Cove, Bottom: Jackson group in front of house 1 item undated 9 1-4-72-11 William Frazier and wife; pioneers 1 item undated 9 1-4-72-5 William Frazier 1 item undated 9 1-4-72-6 Annual Pioneer Picnic poster 1 item 1902 9 1-4-72-8 John L. Naylor portrait 1 item undated 9 1-4-72-9 Tom Tierney settled S. Thorn Creek Sept. 1870 1 item undated 9 1-5-72-3 Theodore, Robert, Claus, Victor, Edward and Gottred Lundquist 1 item undated 9 1-5-72-4 Theodore, Robert, Claus, Victor, Edward and Gottred Lundquist 1 item undated 9 1-5-72-5 Moscow High School Basketball Team; 1911 1 item 1911 9 1-5-72-5 Ed and Lena Lundquist wedding; 1900 1 item 1900 9 1-5-72-6 Moscow High School Basketball Team; 1912 1 item 1912 9 1-5-72-6 Roy Mudgett (at left) with wood saw and friends 1 item undated 9 1-6-72-6 Roy Mudgett (at left) with wood saw and friends 1 item undated 9 1-6-72-7 Pioneer team and sled full of people 1 item undated 9 1-7-72-10 Pioneer covered wagon 1 item undated 9 1-7-72-8 Pioneer rotary snow plow 1 item undated 9 1-7-72-9 Pioneer birthday party; people identified 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-11 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mickey; 1910 1 item 1910 9 2-24-72a-1 Caroline Elsie Watkins (Pfeil); Moscow: 1887 1 item 1887 9 2-24-72a-10 Pioneer birthday party; people identified 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-12 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mickey; 1910 1 item 1910 9 2-24-72a-2 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mickey; 1910 1 item 1910 9 2-24-72a-3 Agnes Roth Mickey (Martin's mother) 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-4 George Creighton; pioneer merchant 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-5 Roy and Eda Holman and son, Royal 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-6 Roy and Eda Holman 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-7 Roy and Eda Holman; 50th wedding anniversary 1 item undated 9 2-24-72a-8 Dr. William Woodbury Watkins (Regent, University of Idaho, 1893-1895). 1 item 1895 9 2-24-72a-9 Rev. Floyd M. Reeves and Louise (Warner) Reeves 1 item undated 9 2-24-72b-1 Pleiades Club; 1921 1 item 1921 9 2-24-72b-10 Mrs. Charles B. Holt; Moscow 1 item undated 9 2-24-72b-12 Mr. Charles B. Holt; Moscow 1 item undated 9 2-24-72b-13 David S. Reeves and Bertha (Schumacher) Reeves 1 item undated 9 2-24-72b-2 Rev. and Mrs. Robert Warner; M. E. Church; 1914 1 item 1914 9 2-24-72b-3 W.H. Lillibridge (Mrs. Mickey's father); 1910 1 item 1910 9 2-24-72b-4 Rev. Robert Warner, who married the Mickeys; 1914 1 item 1914 9 2-24-72b-5 Carol Ryrie Brink; Moscow; 1895 1 item 1895 9 2-24-72b-6 Mary Jane Cook; Vassar 1 item undated 9 2-24-72b-7 Maris E. Lewis; Moscow; 1903 1 item 1903 9 2-24-72b-8 Hi You Club; 1908 1 item 1908 9 2-24-72b-9 Edmundson family; 1900 1 item 1900 9 2-24-72c-1 Edmundson family 1 item undated 9 2-24-72c-2 Edmundson family postcard; woman 1 item undated 9 2-24-72c-3 Edmundson family 1 item undated 9 2-24-72c-4 Edmundson family; young man 1 item undated 9 2-24-72c-7 Edmundson family; young man 1 item undated 9 2-24-72c-8 Edmundson family; man running in race (Hec Edmundson?) 1 item undated 9 2-24-72c-9 Swann's Grocery (market change) advertisement; 5-21-14; Moscow 1 item 1914 9 3-1-72-10 George Creighton Co. advertisement; pioneer Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-1-72-11 List of Latah Co. men killed in World War I 1 item undated 9 3-1-72-6 Elmer Wills, oldest pioneer; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 3-1-72-8 Map of Lewis County 1 item undated 9 3-1-72-8 Pioneer couple 1 item undated 9 3-5-72-1 Jackson family 1 item undated 9 3-5-72-2 John and Dora Sudderth 1 item undated 9 3-5-72-3 Mrs. Berry, Walter, Earl and Carl Berry; (large man: Ed Snow) 1 item undated 9 3-5-72-5 Moscow High School Basketball Team; 1912; L to R, back: Albright, VanKervis, Otto Stillinger, Frank Thomas; Front Row: Safford, Clyde Hunter, C. Halem 1 item 1912 9 4-25-72-4 Moscow High School Girls Basketball Team; 1912; women identified 1 item 1912 9 4-25-72-4 Moscow High School Girls Basketball Team; 1911; women identified 1 item 1911 9 4-25-72-5 Clarence (Hec) Edmundson and Z.S. 1 item undated 9 5-10-72-7 Cliff, Hec, Z.S. and Edmundson woman 1 item undated 9 5-10-72-8 W.A. Lauder, Mrs. Lauder, Alma and Ralph 1 item undated 9 5-1-72-10 John Talbott home; built by W.C. Lauder 1 item undated 9 5-1-72-11 Pioneer Taylor family on front porch; (Alma Lauder's grandparents) 1 item undated 9 5-1-72-12 Minnie (Taylor) Lauder; mother of Alma Lauder Keeling 1 item undated 9 5-1-72-7 William C. Lauder home; home of Alma Lauder in 1972 1 item 1972 9 5-1-72-8 Taylor's first car ride; (Ward Ga--? car) 1 item undated 9 5-1-72-9 U of I Administration Building; snow 1 item undated 9 5-24-72-12 U of I Administration Building; post card 1 item undated 9 5-24-72-13 Hec Edmundson running; 1908 1 item 1908 9 5-24-72-3 Woodfell Cemetery 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-2 Woodfell Cemetery 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-3 Woodfell Cemetery; Jake Johnson tombstone; Johnson was postmaster at Woodfell and packed supplies to the miners in the Hoodoo area 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-4 Woodfell Cemetery; Jake Johnson tombstone; Johnson was postmaster at Woodfell and packed supplies to the miners in the Hoodoo area 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-5 Woodfell Cemetery view from highway 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-6 Woodfell Cemetery view from highway 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-7 Woodfell Cemetery view from highway 1 item undated 9 5-28-72-8 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-1 American Indian picture from University of Idaho; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-1 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-12 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-2 First survey crew; University of Idaho; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-2 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-3 First survey crew; University of Idaho; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-3 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-4 American Indian picture from University of Idaho; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-4 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-5 American Indian picture from University of Idaho; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-5 Mining pictures from University of Idaho; museum. 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-6 O. R. and N. Train; University of Idaho photo; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-6 Woodfell Post Office; located north of Harvard; museum 1 item undated 9 7-2-72-7 Estes Home 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-11 Inside Carssow Grocery 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-1 Carssow children 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-10 Carssow wedding picture 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-11 R. Belle Estes Carssow Diploma of Honor; 1887 1 item 1887 9 8-8-72-12 Carssow's Drug at Lewiston 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-2 Inside Carssow Grocery 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-2 Inside Carssow Grocery 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-3 Estes Home 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-5 Envelope addressed to Carssow; 1899 1 item 1899 9 8-8-72-5 Belle Carssow 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-6 Estes Home 1 item undated 9 8-8-72-6 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamfitsch and daughter Emma Jacksha 1 item undated 9 10-23-72-1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamfitsch and daughter Emma Jacksha 1 item undated 9 10-23-72-2 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamfitsch and daughter Emma Jacksha 1 item undated 9 10-23-72-3 Clara Hordeman Kamfitsch ownership paper; 1865 1 item 1865 9 10-23-72-4 Clara Hordeman Kamfitsch ownership paper; 1865 1 item 1865 9 10-23-72-5 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamfitsch and daughter Emma Jacksha 1 item undated 9 10-23-72-8 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kamfitsch and daughter Emma Jacksha 1 item undated 9 10-23-72-9 Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore (?) wedding picture; Potlatch pioneers 1 item undated 9 11-11-72-1 Woman with large shrub 1 item undated 9 11-11-72-2 Pioneer logging scene; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-10 Pioneer logging scene; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-11 Pioneer logging scene; from "Trees Grew Tall" 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-12 Pioneer logging scene; from "Trees Grew Tall" 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-13 Pioneer logging scene; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-4 Pioneer logging scene; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-5 Potlatch Lumber Co. horse barn at Bovill (?); from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-6 Whitmore plowing garden with one horse; west of Morton St.; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-7 Pioneer logging scene; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-8 Pioneer logging scene; from glass negative by Ronig 1 item undated 9 11-30-72-9 Boyer Park; Snake River 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-3 Boyer Park; Snake River 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-3 Wawawai; Wa. 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-5 Wawawai; Wa. 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-6 Wawawai; Wa. 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-7 Wawawai; Wa. 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-8 Wawawai; Wa. 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-8 Wawawai; Wa. 1 item undated 9 12-20-72-9 P.D.U.Z.C.E. Convention at Pullman; 5-28-09 to 5-30-09 1 item undated 9 12-28-72-6 Horse drawn combine; 1904; location is one mile west of T.V. station at top of Lewiston Hill 1 item 1904 9 12-28-72-7 Hose Cart Co. going south; Moscow; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-15-73-3 First Trust and Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; razed in 1963 1 item undated 9 1-21-73-12 Aerial view of the business section of Moscow from Courthouse; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 1-26-73-5 Taylor and Lauder brickyard; west 6th St., Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-4-73-10 Latah Co. Pioneer Assoc. Certificate of Incorporation 1 item undated 9 1-29-73-7 Panoramic of Moscow; 1907 1 item 1907 9 1-30-73-4 Looking north at Main St. from south of 5th St., Moscow; 1901; old G.A.R. Hall 1 item 1901 9 1-27-73-9 First University of Idaho Administration Building 1 item undated 9 1-22-73-10 Morrill Hall; University of Idaho 1 item undated 9 1-22-73-12 Baptist Church; S.E. corner of 1st and Jackson, Moscow; built 1876 1 item undated 9 1-25-73-2 Methodist Church; N.W. corner of 3rd and Adams, Moscow; built 1903 1 item undated 9 1-20-73-3 Moscow's second High School 1 item undated 9 1-10-73-11 Moscow's first High School 1 item undated 9 1-10-73-12 Moscow Hardware advertisement; 1911 newspaper clipping 1 item 1911 9 1-10-73-9 Idaho National Harvester; 1910 model 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-1 Idaho National Harvester; first combine: 1905; first investors: Quesnal and Anderson 1 item 1905 9 1-11-73-10 Idaho National Harvester; 1907 model 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-10 Idaho National Harvester; 1908 model 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-11 Idaho National Harvester; 1906 model 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-11 Idaho National Harvester; 1906 and 1907 models 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-12 Idaho National Harvester; 1908 and 1909 models 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-13 Idaho National Harvester; 1911 model 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-2 Idaho National Harvester on Moscow State Bank Ranch; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 1-11-73-3 Idaho National Harvester; location unknown 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-4 Idaho National Harvester combine and load of wheat 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-5 Combine in Cottonwood Museum; Idaho National Harvester from Gainford Mix; 1905-1918 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-6 Idaho National Harvester buildings 1 item 1911 9 1-11-73-6 Idaho National Harvester; horses in front of field with hills 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-7 Third National Harvester shop; 1910-1918; from Gainford Mix 1 item undated 9 1-11-73-9 Idaho National Harvester; binders with men shocking bundles 1 item undated 9 1-12-73-10 Idaho National Harvester; horse power threshing; stacking straw 1 item undated 9 1-12-73-10 Idaho National Harvester; horse power threshing; stacking straw on pole shed 1 item undated 9 1-12-73-11 Idaho National Harvester; combine outfit with 26 horses 1 item undated 9 1-12-73-12 Idaho National Harvester; hand scything with cradle at left; two men tying bundles with strands of grain 1 item undated 9 1-12-73-8 Idaho National Harvester; horsepower threshing 1 item undated 9 1-12-73-9 Looking north at east side of Main St., Moscow; 1892; Shields Block at right 1 item 1892 9 1-13-73-1 Looking north at Main St. from 8th St., Moscow 1 item 1900 9 1-13-73-1 Whitworth School; Mrs. Headington, teacher; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 1-13-73-1 Pioneer group portrait 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-10 Pioneer group portrait; violins and table of flowers in front 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-11 Idaho Harvester thresher; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-12 Two women and a man in pioneer team and buggy 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-12 Pioneer group of three men and two women in front of trees 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-13 N.P. Depot, Moscow; with horse drawn buses 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-2 First Presbyterian Church; Courthouse in background; Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-2 Whitworth School; Mrs. Headington, teacher; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 1-13-73-2 Clinton School; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-3 Smith, Dobson and Co. Building, Moscow; built 1891 (Creightons) 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-4 First Moscow High School; S.W. corner of 3rd and Adams; built 1892 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-4 Large flag with people standing in front; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-4 Map showing streets in Moscow paved in 1912 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-5 M.J. Shields Block; S.E. corner of 4th and Main; built 1889; at right: Shields Implement and Hardware, built in 1890 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-5 Co. Camp; M.W.A.; Moscow 1 item 1911 9 1-13-73-5 Pioneer threshing or baling hay scene 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-7 Pioneer house with two men and a woman in front 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-8 Second High School; north side of 3rd St. between Adams and Van Buren, Moscow; built 1912; Methodist Church in background 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-9 Professor Headington in office of first High School: Whitworth School 1 item undated 9 1-13-73-9 East side of Main St., between 5th and 6th, Moscow; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 1-13-73e-4a Looking east across Main St. at Butterfield-Elder Implement Co. between 5th and 6th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-13-73e-4b Looking east across Main St. at Butterfield-Elder Implement Co. between 5th and 6th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-13-73e-5b Looking east across Main St. at 8th St., Moscow; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 1-13-73e-6 Looking north at Main St. from railroad tracks after 1912 paving 1 item undated 9 1-13-73e-7 Oscar Norby farm near Genesee; 1926; push binder, 50 bushels of wheat 1 item 1926 9 1-14-73-1 Hand fed threshing outfit; steam engine 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-2 Lundquist hay baling near Moscow; Top photo: 1895 Bottom photo: 1905 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-2 Two pictures: threshing outfit; people in front of bales 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-3 Two pictures: threshing outfit; steam engine 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-4 Joe Phillips at right on binder; pioneer farming 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-4 Joe Phillips at right on binder; pioneer farming 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-5 Three Idaho National Harvesters on Moscow State Bank Farm 1 item undated 9 1-14-73-5 Rhodes Combine Harvester; 1915 1 item 1915 9 1-14-73-6 West side of Main St., north from 3rd St., pioneer Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-15-73-1 Looking west at 3rd St., Moscow; Pleasant House at right 1 item undated 9 1-15-73-11 Hose Cart Co. going south; Moscow; 1920's 1 item 1920 9 1-15-73-2 Pioneer blacksmiths; 1889 1 item 1889 9 1-15-73-7 Looking S.E. across Moscow before 1903 1 item undated 9 1-17-73-6 Gritman Hospital, Moscow, with National Guard in front; 1892; Captain J.H. McCallie and Lieut. Will Mix in front 1 item 1892 9 1-17-73-7 Newspaper clippings from Palouse Republic; Palouse, Wa.; buildings identified 1 item undated 9 1-19-73-2 Newspaper clippings from Palouse Republic; Potlatch Lumber Co. sawmill at Palouse 1 item undated 9 1-19-73-3 Newspaper clippings from Palouse Republic; pioneer Palouse 1 item undated 9 1-19-73-4 Newspaper clippings from Palouse Republic; Palouse fire, 1888 1 item undated 9 1-19-73-5 Newspaper clippings from Palouse Republic; pioneer Palouse flour mill 1 item undated 9 1-19-73-6 Newspaper clippings from Palouse Republic; early 1900's articles 1 item undated 9 1-19-73-7 Neely and Sons Taxi Service; S. side of 4th St., east of Jackson St., Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-21-73-10 Looking north at Main St. from 8th St., Moscow; concrete elevator 1 item undated 9 1-21-73-10 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; David and Ely's ad 1 item 1910 9 1-23-73-12 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; ads: Potlatch Lumber, Empire Bakery and Mudgett and Son 1 item 1910 9 1-23-73-13 Moscow and Rural Telephone Co. Directory; 1910; Moscow Hardware Co. ad 1 item 1910 9 1-23-73-17 Threshing outfit east of Steptoe Butte; Davis Hotel can be seen on top of Butte 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-10 Roy Mudget threshing outfit; threshing peas; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-10 Threshing outfit near Potlatch; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-12 Roy Mudgett threshing outfit ; threshing peas; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-5 Threshing outfit; flynets on horse in foreground; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-6 Panoramic of threshing outfit near Ringo; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-6 Roy Mudgett threshing outfit ; threshing peas; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-6 Combine outfit; location unknown; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-7 Nelson and Ryberg threshing outfit near Genesee; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-7 Horse powered threshing; 1880's; newspaper clipping 1 item 1880 9 1-24-73-7 Three pictures: pioneer threshing outfits 1 item undated 9 1-24-73-8 Looking S.E. at Moscow before 1903 1 item undated 9 1-26-73-9 N.E. corner of Main and 8th, Moscow; 1912 1 item 1912 9 1-2-73-1 Looking south at Main St. from 1st St., Moscow; approx. 1920 1 item 1920 9 1-2-73-13 Skattaboe Building; S.W. corner of 4th and Main, Moscow; built 1892 1 item undated 9 1-2-73-8 Skattaboe Building (1892); Moscow Hotel (1891); west side of Main, Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-2-73-9 First house in Moscow? 1 item undated 9 1-27-73-10 Pioneers of Colton; 8-24-11; with identification; newspaper clipping 1 item 1911 9 1-27-73-11 Room with flags, sewing machines; Mrs. Henley, attendant; part of photo collage 1 item undated 9 1-27-73-7 First house in Moscow? 1 item undated 9 1-27-73-9 Box of Moscow apples at Spokane Fair; 1912 1 item 1912 9 1-29-73-10 Moscow apples on display at Spokane Fair; Pete Orcutt standing in front; 1912 1 item undated 9 1-29-73-9 Looking N.E. past University of Idaho Administration Building; 1893; Moscow 1 item 1893 9 1-30-73-2 Latah County map 1 item undated 9 1-30-73-6 Looking north at Moscow; University of Idaho first Administration Building at left; 1905 1 item undated 9 1-30-73-8 Latah County's first Courthouse 1 item undated 9 1-3-73-12 The three Dunkard sisters; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-3-73-3 Inside O. E. Bell Implement Building; S.E. corner of 6th and Main, Moscow; pioneer 1 item undated 9 1-3-73-6 Inside Moscow Post Office; people identified; 1890 1 item 1890 9 1-3-73-7 G.A.R. Hall; S.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow; late 1800's? 1 item 1890 9 1-4-73-12 Northwest Verse about Riparia; by Grace Anaya 1 item undated 9 1-4-73-2 Pioneer Troy post card 1 item undated 9 1-4-73-3 Charles and Ivan Williamson and horse drawn dray; 1919 1 item 1919 9 1-5-73-6 W.H. Hamilton Auction Sale bill; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-6-73-10 Electric railroad fill across valley; 1908 1 item 1908 9 1-6-73-6 Horse teams with scrapers making fill; approx. 1908; electric railroad 1 item 1908 9 1-6-73-7 Horse drawn teams; approx. 1908; electric railroad 1 item 1908 9 1-6-73-8 Workmen by cookhouse; approx. 1908; electric railroad 1 item 1908 9 1-6-73-9 U of Idaho and W.S.C. football; 1905; at N.W. corner of D and Main, Moscow 1 item 1905 9 1-7-73-1 Latah Co. Poor Farm; two miles N.W. of Moscow; people identified 1 item undated 9 1-7-73-10 Inside the McElroy Plumbing Shop; 612 S. Main St., Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-7-73-11 W.J. McConnell Building, Moscow; 4-07-1881 1 item 1881-04-07 9 1-7-73-11 W.J. McConnell Building, Moscow; 4-07-1881 1 item 1881-04-07 9 1-7-73-12 W.J. McConnell Building; S.E. corner of 1st and Main, Moscow; built 1891 1 item undated 9 1-7-73-7 Sacked wheat piled outside; from Washington post card 1 item undated 9 1-9-73-6 Sacked wheat piled outside; from Washington post card 1 item undated 9 1-9-73-7 Mason Cornwall family 1 item undated 9 2-14-73-1 Genesee pioneers family group 1 item undated 9 2-14-73-1 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosas; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-1 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosa horses; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-10 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosa horses; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-11 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosa horses; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-12 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosas; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-2 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosas; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-3 Copy of museum photo of pioneer kitchen 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-4 Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosa horses; for museum 1 item undated 9 2-3-73-5 Spalding, Idaho; 04-04-02; Nez Perce Indians and Appaloosa horses; for museum 1 item 1902 9 2-3-73-6 Henry Herman Spaulding portrait from book 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-1 Henry Herman Spaulding portrait from book 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-2 Negative damaged; combine scene 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-4 Log cabin at Spaulding 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-4 Government agent Alice Fletcher and two Indians at Spaulding; from book 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-4 Log cabin at Spaulding 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-5 Log cabin at Spaulding 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-5 Log cabin at Spaulding 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-7 Log cabin at Spaulding 1 item undated 9 3-7-73-8 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Butte south of Moscow 1 item undated 9 5-15-73-1 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Butte south of Moscow 1 item undated 9 5-15-73-2 Looking N.E. at Moscow from Butte south of Moscow 1 item undated 9 5-15-73-3 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-1 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-1 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-1 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-10 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-10 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-10 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-10 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-11 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-11 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-11 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-11 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-11 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-12 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-12 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-12 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-12 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-13 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-2 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-2 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-2 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-3 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-3 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-3 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-3 Postmaster of Bovill Woodrow Wilson License 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-4 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-4 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-4 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-4 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-4 Early 1900's marriage license 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-5 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-5 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-5 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-5 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-5 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-6 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-6 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-6 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-6 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-7 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-7 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-7 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-7 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-8 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-8 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-8 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-8 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Late 1800's/ early 1900's autograph book page; McConnell Mansion. 1 item undated 9 5-25-73-9 Panoramic of Lewiston? 1 item undated 9 6-1-73-16 Professor Eugene Taylor and family 1 item undated 9 7-13-73-1 Professor Eugene Taylor and family 1 item undated 9 7-13-73-2 Professor Eugene Taylor and family 1 item undated 9 7-13-73-3 Professor Eugene Taylor family 1 item undated 9 7-13-73-4 Professor Eugene Taylor family 1 item undated 9 7-13-73-5 Professor Eugene Taylor 1 item undated 9 7-13-73-6 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Utt of Princeton 1 item undated 9 7-7-73-1 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Utt of Princeton 1 item undated 9 7-7-73-2 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Utt of Princeton 1 item undated 9 7-7-73-3 Combine and team of horses 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-1 Helland family 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-1 Combine and team of horses 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-2 Helland family 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-2 Lorang family 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-3 Lorang family 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-4 Pete Kennedy; father of Ray Kennedy 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-5 Abigail Kennedy; mother of Ray Kennedy 1 item undated 9 7-9-73-6 John Paulson Home; 804 S. Washington, Moscow; interior 1 item undated 9 8-20-73-11 John Paulson Home; 804 S. Washington, Moscow; interior 1 item undated 9 8-20-73-12 Gerald Hodgins, Marjorie Zeigler Hodgins, Myrtle Zeigler Bolles, W.L. Vern Zeigler, unidentified Bolles 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-10 Card to Roland Hodgins; man in military uniform 1 item 1934 9 8-1-73-10 Gerald and Bayard Hodgins as children 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-12 Zeigler family? 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-3 Zeigler family? 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-4 Member of Hodgins family 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-4 Member of Hodgins family; woman 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-5 Roland Hodgins 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-6 Inside Hodgins Drug Store, 6-23-1892 1 item 1892-06-23 9 8-1-73-7 Members of Hodgins family; woman and two men 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-7 Olive Agnew Hodgins 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-8 Members of Hodgins family; woman and two men 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-8 Bayard and Gerald Hodgins 1 item undated 9 8-1-73-9 Card to Roland Hodgins; man in military uniform 1 item 1934 9 8-1-73-9 Jennie Paulson; 1890 1 item 1890 9 8-20-73-7 Elmer and Jennie Paulson; at wedding; 1902 1 item 1902 9 8-20-73-8 Elmer M. Paulson; candidate for 1918 county commissioner 1 item undated 9 8-20-73-9 Mabel Paulson; 1914 1 item 1914 9 8-22-73-2 Mabel Paulson; 1914 1 item 1914 9 8-22-73-3 Mabel Paulson; 1913 1 item 1913 9 8-22-73-4 Mabel and Elmer Paulsen; about 1890 1 item 1890 9 8-22-73-5 John and Jennie Paulson; 1890 1 item 1890 9 8-22-73-6 Early telephones in basement of Schuebler home in Kendrick 1 item undated 9 9-11-73-1 Winter of 1936-1937 at Troy, Idaho 1 item undated 9 9-12-73-18 Winter of 1936-1937 at Troy, Idaho 1 item undated 9 9-12-73-19 Pioneer streets of Burke, Idaho 1 item undated 9 9-22-73-11 Pioneer streets of Burke, Idaho 1 item undated 9 9-22-73-12 Pioneer portrait of nine men and a woman; Moscow 1 item undated 9 9-22-73-5 Pioneer portrait of nine men and a woman; Moscow 1 item undated 9 9-22-73-6 Hagedorn family; man and woman with cake 1 item undated 9 9-7-73-1 Hagedorn family; man 1 item undated 9 9-7-73-2 Hagedorn family; man 1 item undated 9 9-7-73-3 Hagedorn family; man and woman 1 item undated 9 9-7-73-4 Hagedorn family; pioneer man and woman 1 item undated 9 9-7-73-5 Augusta Louise and Edward Hagedorn 1 item undated 9 9-7-73-6 Map of Lewis and Clark Trail 1 item undated 9 10-13-73-10 Map of Lewis and Clark Trail 1 item undated 9 10-13-73-11 Parade for Theodore Roosevelt in Moscow; 1911 1 item 1911 9 10-13-73-4 Map of Lewis and Clark Trail 1 item undated 9 10-13-73-9 Washington State College in winter; 1908 1 item 1908 9 10-22-73-16 Bear drinking from bottle; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 10-22-73-17 Horses pulling logs; probably early 1900's 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-10 Carl Olson Farm 1 item 1919 9 11-2-73-2 Dr. Church 1 item undated 9 11-13-73-7 Dr. Adair 1 item undated 9 11-13-73-8 William J. McConnell. U.S. Senator 1 item undated 9 11-13-73-9 Crew of copper mine 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-1 Farm crew 1 item 1918 9 11-2-73-1 Three men inside copper mine 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-10 Log cabin 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-13 Copper Chief Mining and Milling Co., Ltd. stock certificate; Robert Olson 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-2 Man fishing 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-31 Men playing cards 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-32 Ore in bags 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-33 Men with logs in background 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-34 Man with dirtbike 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-35 Group of adults and children with shotguns 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-36 Women camping; early 1900's 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-37 Men in cabin 1 item 1919 9 11-2-73-38 Cookhouse? with horses; early 1900's? 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-39 Early 1900's farming scene 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-4 Early 1900's farming scene 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-5 Early 1900's farming scene 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-6 1915 farming scene 1 item 1915 9 11-2-73-7 Early 1900's farming scene 1 item undated 9 11-2-73-9 F.W. Webster Lumber Mill (in 1973, Fritz Brinken place); Deep Creek, Idaho; 1888 1 item undated 9 11-4-73-8 Hawkin Melgard wedding; 1906 at Kennewick, Wa. 1 item 1906 9 12-14-73-1 Hawkin Melgard wedding; 1906 at Kennewick, Wa. 1 item 1906 9 12-14-73-2 Hawkin Melgard wedding; 1906 at Kennewick, Wa. 1 item 1906 9 12-14-73-3 Push header and header box 1 item undated 9 1-17-74-8 Binder; approx. 1908 1 item 1908 9 1-18-74-8 Two combines 1 item undated 9 1-17-74-2 Aerial view of Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-4 Aerial view of Moscow 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-5 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-10 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-11 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-12 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-13 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-5 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-7 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-8 Photo Project 1-A; Dick Benge; Bovill, Idaho; unidentified 1 item undated 9 1-1-74-9 Two sleds of logs on the Jim Pierce place 1 item undated 9 1-17-74-3 Threshing; 9-11-13 1 item 1913 9 1-17-74-7 Lapwai Indians; 1877 1 item 1877 9 1-17-74-9 Kendrick mail carriers and Postmaster; 1920 1 item 1920 9 1-18-74-2 Ferry at Spaulding; approx. 1914 1 item 1914 9 1-18-74-9 Chief Joseph 1 item 1886-10-01 9 1-19-74-1 Lapwai Indian celebration; approx. 1896; Chief Joseph among them 1 item 1896 9 1-19-74-2 Three on a mule 1 item undated 9 1-19-74-9 Taney School; left to right: John Hughes, Marcus McGraw, Henry Ingle, King David Ingle 1 item undated 9 2-20-74-1 Taney School; District 38; built 1892; Burton French, teacher, 1894 1 item 1894 9 2-20-74-10 Taney School; left to right: John Hughes, Marcus McGraw, Henry Ingle, King David Ingle 1 item undated 9 2-20-74-2 Steele School; 1908; Ben Ben Ridge; students identified 1 item 1908 9 2-20-74-3 Steele School; 1908; Ben Ben Ridge; students identified 1 item 1908 9 2-20-74-4 Steele School; Henry Leon Ingle, teacher 1 item undated 9 2-20-74-5 Steele School; Henry Leon Ingle, teacher 1 item undated 9 2-20-74-6 Taney School; District 38; built 1892; Burton French, teacher 1 item undated 9 2-20-74-7 Taney School; District 38; built 1892; Burton French, teacher 1 item undated 9 2-20-74-8 Taney School; District 38; built 1892; Burton French, teacher, 1894 1 item 1894 9 2-20-74-9 Wild Davie and dogs portrait; museum 1 item undated 9 2-22-74-1 Snow family; George, Laura, Arthur, Ella, Charles, Ethel, Bill, Edward, father and mother; 4 miles S. of Moscow 1 item undated 9 2-24-74-12 Duncan Cameron family; 1904; Annie, Maggie and Allie 1 item 1904 9 2-24-74-13 School lunches; 1913-1914; Spring Valley School District #85 1 item undated 9 2-28-74-1 Pioneer Troy?; Hunter book No. 1 1 item undated 9 2-28-74-1 School lunches; 1913-1914; Spring Valley School District #85 1 item undated 9 2-28-74-2 Moscow Post Office; 1894; Hunter book No. 1 1 item 1894 9 2-28-74-2 Two cars from the early 1900's, William Hunter in one; Hunter book No. 1 1 item undated 9 2-28-74-3 School hot lunches; 12-20-13; Spring Valley School District #85 1 item 1913 9 2-28-74-4 Kendrick Tramway; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-4 Barnum Lumber and Construction Co.; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-1 Gazette Print Shop; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-2 Marr General Merchandise; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-5 T.P. Lorang Candies and Cigars; from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-6 J.M. Wild Meat Market; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-7 Presbyterian Church; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-8 Grace M.E. Church; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74a-9 Pioneer men's hats; from book; museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-1 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-10 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-11 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-12 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-13 Pioneer men's hats; from book; museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-2 Pioneer couriers; from book; museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-3 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-7 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-8 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74b-9 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-1 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-10 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-11 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-12 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-13 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-2 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-3 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-4 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-5 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74c-6 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-1 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-2 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-3 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-4 Pages from book, "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men" at Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-5 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-6 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-7 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-8 From "Firearms, Traps and Tools of Mountain Men"; Museum 1 item undated 9 3-4-74d-9 Main St. Kendrick looking east; from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-5 The Fraternal Temple; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-1 Farmer's Bank and Trust; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-11 Bridge view of Kendrick; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-12 Moskop, Pharmacist; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-13 McCrea Hardware Co.; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-2 Lincoln Hardware Co.; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-3 Kendrick State Bank; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-4 Kendrick State Bank (statement of condition of); from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-6 Red, White and Blue Flour and Princess Flour advertisements; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74e-7 Barnum's Theatre; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-1 Ziemann and Grant General Merchandise; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-10 Rowland's Furniture; from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-11 Lewis Jeweler; Phonographs; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-2 Success Restaurant; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-3 Lauterbach Bros. General Merchandise; from Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-7 Beckwith General Merchandise; in the Potlatch Section; from the Kendrick Gazette 1 item undated 9 3-4-74f-8 Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. station at Moscow; 3-09-74; Great Northern (now Burlington Northern) 1 item 1974 9 3-9-74-7 Panoramic of Genesee; 1910; from Ken Platt's glass negatives 1 item 1910 9 3-19-74-12 Felix Warren; pioneer Lewiston stage coach driver; 11-11-74 1 item 1974 9 3-22-74-4 Pioneer Lewiston; Felix Warren, pioneer stage coach driver 1 item undated 9 3-22-74-9 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-1 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Burns and Lewis residences, Moscow; Moscow bank 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-10 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Butterfield and Shields residences, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-11 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; B.T. Burns residence, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-11 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Jerome Day residence, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-12 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Jerome Day residence, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-12 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; M.J. Shields residence, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-13 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-2 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; First Trust Co. Bank of Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-3 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; David and Ely's, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-4 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Carnegie Library and Elk's Temple, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-5 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Carithers and Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-6 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Creightons and Moscow Business College 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-7 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; First Trust Company Bank, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-7 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Methodist Church and Central High School, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-8 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Moscow State Bank and First National Bank, Moscow 1 item undated 9 3-15-74-9 Pioneer Lewiston; Felix Warren and Ranson Coburn by stage coach 1 item undated 9 3-22-74-5 Pioneer Lewiston; stage coach with six horses; Felix Warren, driver 1 item undated 9 3-22-74-8 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. 1 item undated 9 3-5-74-5 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. 1 item undated 9 3-5-74-6 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. 1 item undated 9 3-5-74-7 Pages from "The Truth about the Palouse Country"; Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co. 1 item undated 9 3-5-74-8 View of pioneer Kendrick 1 item undated 9 4-23-74-8 Kenworthy Theater; 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1920 1 item 1920 9 4-11-74-11 Kenworthy Theater; 3rd and Main, Moscow; early 1900's; "Simba" and a talking act; pipe organist: Robert Norton 1 item 1900 9 4-11-74-12 Judge Hodgins portrait 1 item undated 9 4-11-74-8 Barton family portrait; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 4-11-74-9 Opal Mine; seven miles N.W. of Moscow; 1892? 1 item 1892 9 4-1-74-10 Opal Mine; seven miles N.W. of Moscow; 1892? 1 item 1892 9 4-1-74-11 Moscow High School Class of 1899 1 item 1899 9 4-23-74-2 Lena Whitmore; University of Idaho graduation; 1899 1 item 1899 9 4-23-74-4 Flowers for Moscow High School graduation; 1898 1 item 1898 9 4-23-74-5 Crystal Theatre advertisement; Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 4-23-74-6 Jerome J. Day birthday party; 1-07-22 1 item 1922 9 5-14-74-5 McConnell; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 5-14-74-11 McConnell grave 1 item undated 9 5-14-74-12 Pioneer Moscow homes; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 5-14-74-13 M.W. Hawley and wife; standing: Archie Eugene and Ella 1 item undated 9 5-14-74-6 Portrait of Gov. McConnell donated to University of Idaho; October 1949 newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 5-14-74-7 Moscow's new Depot; 1937; newspaper clipping 1 item 1937 9 5-14-74-8 State line marker; looking west 1 item undated 9 5-6-74-10 State line marker; looking north 1 item undated 9 5-6-74-11 State line marker; looking south 1 item undated 9 5-6-74-7 Bioll and John O'Donnell Farm 1 item undated 9 5-6-74-8 State line marker; looking south 1 item undated 9 5-6-74-8 Opal Mine 1 item undated 9 5-6-74-9 Angelus Temple, Echo park; Los Angeles, CA. 1 item undated 9 6-18-74-3 Cowboy foreman; picture from book; museum 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-1 Looking north at pioneer Moscow; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-10 Garrison Whse., Moscow Pullman road; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-11 Vineland Concord; pioneer Clarkston store; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-11 Pioneer electric power plant; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-11 Pioneer electric power plant; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-11 Snow covered Main St., Lewiston; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-12 Pioneer electric sub station; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-12 Pioneer electric power plant; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-13 Cowboy bunk; from book; museum 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-2 Cowboy with lariat; from book; museum 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-3 Four positions of the big dipper; from book; museum 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-4 Cowboy foreman; picture from book; museum 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-5 Pioneer farm 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-5 James Lang, 92 year old pioneer of Troy; 1925 1 item 1925 9 6-23-74-6 Power line into pioneer Moscow; from W.S.U. Library 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-6 Orpheum; pioneer newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-8 Crystal Garage; pioneer newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 6-23-74-9 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-1 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-1 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stone 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-10 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-11 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-2 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-2 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-3 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-4 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-5 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-6 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-7 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-8 Spaulding Cemetery at Almota; Spaulding grave stones 1 item undated 9 6-26-74-9 Fred Zumhof; blacksmith 1 item undated 9 6-4-74-1 Fred Zumhof; blacksmith 1 item undated 9 6-4-74-2 Pioneer logging horses; one horse pulling a load of logs 1 item undated 9 6-6-74-10 Pioneer logging horses; four horses pulling one large log 1 item undated 9 6-6-74-8 Viola; 1882 1 item 1882 9 7-2-74-12 Viola; 1909 1 item 1909 9 7-2-74-26 Float; Independence Day Parade; Princeton, Main Street. 1 item 1915 9 7-1-74-4 Old sawmill crew; many from Burnt Ridge. 1 item 1890 9 7-1-74-10 1910 aerial view of Moscow and University of Idaho 1 item 1910 9 7-1-74-10 12 H.P. woodburning threshing machine in foreground; in background, push-header and header wagons; probably American Ridge 1 item undated 9 7-1-74-11 1910 aerial view of Moscow and University of Idaho 1 item 1910 9 7-1-74-11 John Thomas, Owen Hardman and Douglas Hunter with deer and bear shot near Peck. 1 item undated 9 7-1-74-13 Peter Flodin homestead and family; Dry Ridge; 1907; barn, chicken house and original home; from left: Andrew, Elmer, Stina, Mary, Hilda, Ebba, Pete 1 item 1907 9 7-1-74-14 Gust Reiber, local salesman for McConnon products, in front of the old Flodin home on Dry Ridge 1 item 1912 9 7-1-74-15 Horse sweep power on a Big Bear Ridge threshing operation; 1890's; stumps are still visible from recent clearing; women are bringing lunch to the crew 1 item 1890 9 7-1-74-16 Annual Midsummer's Day Celebration of the Troy Swedish community; 1907. 1 item 1907 9 7-1-74-17 Float; Independence Day Parade; Princeton, Main Street. 1 item 1915 9 7-1-74-4 The Palouse Milling Co., Palouse 1 item undated 9 7-1-74-6 Man on wagon; Potlatch; 1908; note: Walt Smith? 1 item 1908 9 7-1-74-7 1910 aerial view of Moscow and University of Idaho 1 item 1910 9 7-1-74-8 Panorama of Deep Creek; looking east 1 item undated 9 7-23-74-4 Panorama of Deep Creek; looking S.E. 1 item undated 9 7-23-74-5 Panorama of Deep Creek; looking south 1 item undated 9 7-23-74-6 Panorama of Deep Creek; looking S.W. 1 item undated 9 7-23-74-7 Viola service station, formerly a livery stable; 1920; blacksmith shop in back 1 item 1920 9 7-2-74-1 Elmer P. Palmer and family near Viola; 1892; left to right: Rose Maxwell Palmer, E.P. Palmer, hired boy (Kime), Grandma Palmer, Harry Palmer 1 item 1892 9 7-2-74-10 Viola School; 1930 1 item 1930 9 7-2-74-14 Viola School picture; 1896 1 item 1896 9 7-2-74-15 Elden Maxwell and Mat Maxwell near Viola; 1885 1 item 1885 9 7-2-74-16 H.M. Palmer near Viola; 1900 1 item 1900 9 7-2-74-17 Building the road near Viola; 1910; rock crusher and loading wagon out of hopper 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-19 Sacking wheat in the Viola area; 1910 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-2 Early logging near Elk River; 1918; Ranger Stoddard and pack train in background 1 item 1918 9 7-2-74-20 Palmer saw mill on Flannigan Creek; 1910 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-21 Seventh Day Adventist School (Thatuna Academy) and class; 1912 1 item 1912 9 7-2-74-25 Asher Palmer, who came to Palouse country as a scout in 1854, was postmaster in Viola, also father of Elmer Palmer, who wrote a journal 1 item undated 9 7-2-74-27 Palmer apple packing house near Viola; 1900 1 item 1900 9 7-2-74-28 Viola service station; 1930; from left: Vanna Chaney Carpenter, Maud Chaney, George Chaney, unidentified 1 item 1930 9 7-2-74-4 Early straw burner in the Viola area 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-5 Threshing operation on the Palmer homestead near Viola; 1910 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-6 Stock show in Palouse?; 1910 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-7 Threshing operation near Moscow on the Phelps place; 1912 1 item 1912 9 7-2-74-8 Four tine Jackson fork near Viola; 1910; Elmer Palmer, J.A. Maxwell, Tom, Dad, May and Sam Shauver; left: buck rake right: dump rake 1 item 1910 9 7-2-74-9 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; officers and directors 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-1 Hap Moody looking at eight inch hole through which two men escaped from the county jail; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-10 Bovill's first girls basketball team; 1909; from left: Stockwell, Adair, Woods, Smith, Stockwell, Smith, Bovill, small girl=Edna Woods 1 item 1909 9 7-3-74-10 Bob Clyde and horses at Potlatch (note tied tails); 1915 1 item 1915 9 7-3-74-11 Logs on flat between Potlatch and Riverside; 1905. The team is Bud Adair's. Others in picture from left: Myrtle Clyde, Martha Adair, Itha Adair, etc. 1 item 1905 9 7-3-74-12 Palouse harvesting; header and header boxes 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-12 King David Mine; 1920 1 item 1920 9 7-3-74-13 Pat Malone, county deputy sheriff at Bovill; 1928 1 item 1928 9 7-3-74-3 George (Hap) Moody, county deputy; 1928 1 item 1928 9 7-3-74-4 Bill Helmer and Eddie Erickson cruising timber 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-4 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; cover 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-4 Hap Moody, county sheriff, at his desk; 1940 1 item 1940 9 7-3-74-5 Juliaetta Concert Band; from book 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-5 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; Kroll Ranch, Colfax 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-5 Hap Moody impersonates a lumberjack to buy moonshine; 1929 1 item 1929 9 7-3-74-6 Jimmy Costello and Leo Guilfoy with Bovill boy scouts at Camp Grizzly; 1922 1 item 1922 9 7-3-74-6 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; Heilsburg Ranch, Wilcox, Wa. 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-6 Hap Moody with federal agents and Bill Hayes (Lewiston sheriff, on right) searching for a suspect in Clearwater county 1 item 1935 9 7-3-74-7 Going to Ruby Creek Mine; Betty Helmer in front of wagon; 1920 1 item 1920 9 7-3-74-7 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; "Save the Wheat for the War" 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-7 Federal agents, including Sam Webb (left) and Julius Johnson (second from right) with confiscated moonshine in Moscow; late 1920's 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-8 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; steel threshing machine 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-8 Man who robbed the bank of Troy in July, 1950; likeness drawn by Edward Dunn, professor at U of Idaho 1 item 1950 9 7-3-74-9 Rhodes Harvester Company brochure; group in front of building 1 item undated 9 7-3-74-9 Pioneer Colfax; H.W. Goff Insurance Co.; Abe's father in front of Appaloosa team 1 item undated 9 7-5-74-1 Pioneer Colfax; H.W. Goff Insurance Co.; Abe's father in front of Appaloosa team 1 item undated 9 7-5-74-2 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; first reaper, July 1831 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-1 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; 13,000 sacks of wheat piled outside 1 item 1937 9 8-10-74-10 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; World Champion Wheat 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-11 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; horse less wheat binder 1 item 1919 9 8-10-74-12 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; water wagon 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-2 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; 32 horse powered combine; with footnotes 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-3 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; sax piler, gas engine powered 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-4 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; warehouse tie-up 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-5 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; waiting turn to unload wheat 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-6 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; mules deliver wheat 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-7 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; no more room in warehouse for wheat 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-8 This Was Wheat Farming by Kirby Brumfield; Hotel on Steptoe Butte 1 item undated 9 8-10-74-9 Stage coach; for Twin Willows Museum, Uniontown 1 item undated 9 8-12-74-1 Stage coach; for Twin Willows Museum, Uniontown 1 item undated 9 8-12-74-2 Main St., Moscow; 1890's 1 item 1890 9 8-30-74-7 East end view of Lewiston; from pioneer post card 1 item undated 9 8-30-74-8 McConnell Mansion; tool display 1 item undated 9 8-8-74-12 McConnell Mansion; school room display 1 item undated 9 8-8-74-9 CCC Camp, Pullman. 1 item 1933 9 9-30-74-5 Preparing to pave Main St., Moscow in 1912 1 item 1912 9 9-19-74-8 The "Parish Hall"; Genesee 1 item undated 9 9-21-74-8 Pioneer Kendrick, Idaho 1 item undated 9 9-5-74-13 First Lutheran Church in Rocky Mountain District; Genesee; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 9-21-74-7 O.W.R. and N. Railroad Depot; 1893 1 item 1893 9 9-6-74-10 O.W.R. and N. Railroad Depot; 1893 1 item 1893 9 9-6-74-4 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; saddle 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-1 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; pioneer log cabin 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-10 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; Love (Low)? with tapestry 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-11 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; Love (Low)? with tapestry 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-12 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; saddle 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-2 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; saddle 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-3 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; home blacksmith shop 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-4 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; home blacksmith shop 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-5 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; handmade tools and trappings of the cattle kingdom 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-6 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; doll 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-7 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; logging 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-8 McConnell Mansion displays on exhibit in 1974; pioneer log cabin 1 item 1974 9 9-18-74-9 Tribute to William Leasure; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 9-19-74-1 Senator Borah's Brother? 1 item undated 9 9-21-74-1 Senator Borah's Brother? 1 item undated 9 9-21-74-2 1906 panoramic of Palouse; logs in river 1 item 1906 9 9-28-74-1 Moscow Livery Stable advertisement; from "Gem of the Mountains", 1908 1 item 1908 9 9-28-74-12 Header and header box outfit, at Seltice 1 item undated 9 9-28-74-6 1906 panoramic of the north side of Palouse 1 item 1906 9 9-28-74-7 1906 panoramic of the south side of Palouse 1 item 1906 9 9-28-74-8 Mr. and Mrs. William Kilde near Blaine; Mrs. Kilde, cousin of Paulsons' 1 item undated 9 9-30-74-1 Ed Davis horse powered threshing; 1893 1 item 1893 9 9-30-74-1 Silas Imble farm; threshing; 1886 1 item 1886 9 9-30-74-1 CCC Camp boys in timber. 1 item 1933 9 9-30-74-10 Wheat fields, 1/2 mile north of Moscow; farmer: Glenn Sanders 1 item undated 9 9-30-74-10 Panoramic of Palouse. 1 item 1906 9 9-30-74-10 Panoramic of Palouse. 1 item 1906 9 9-30-74-11 Group picture of Jerry Kimes' children 1 item undated 9 9-30-74-12 Panoramic of Garfield. 1 item 1910 9 9-30-74-12 Panoramic of Garfield. 1 item 1910 9 9-30-74-13 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martinson's wedding day 1 item undated 9 9-30-74-2 Ed Davis horse powered threshing; 1893; Steptoe Butte in background 1 item 1893 9 9-30-74-2 Ella (Snow) Collins, wife of Major Collins, mother of Mrs. Erwin Stanley 1 item undated 9 9-30-74-3 Silas Imble Farm; horse powered threshing; N.E. Moscow; 1886 1 item 1886 9 9-30-74-3 Floy (Zeigler) Naylor, wife of Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 9-30-74-4 Silas Imble Farm; horse powered threshing; N.E. Moscow; 1886 1 item 1886 9 9-30-74-4 CCC Camp boys in timber. 1 item 1933 9 9-30-74-9 Juliaetta; looking west 1 item undated 9 9-5-74-10 Cashup Davis barn at Cashup, Wa. 1 item undated 9 9-5-74-12 Cashup Davis home at Cashup, Wa. 1 item undated 9 9-5-74-13 Stage coaches on Main St., Lewiston; beside Bank Bldg. 1 item undated 9 9-6-74-1 Group in front of Methodist Church after 1903 1 item 1903 9 9-6-74-10 Group in front of Methodist Church after 1903 1 item 1903 9 9-6-74-11 Group in front of Methodist Church; after 1903 1 item 1903 9 9-6-74-12 Top photo: panoramic of 3rd and Main, Moscow; Bottom photo: pioneer group portrait 1 item undated 9 9-6-74-12 Group in front of Methodist Church; after 1903 1 item 1903 9 9-6-74-13 Dr. Keith publication; making a turn with a horse powered thresher 1 item undated 9 10-14-74-10 Carey Smith's brother and wife; pioneer portrait 1 item undated 9 10-14-74-10 Dr. Keith publication; horse wormer advertisement 1 item undated 9 10-14-74-11 Holt self-propelled upset; showing caterpillar track; bullwheel and driving wheel; near Garfield 1 item undated 9 10-14-74-11 Dr. Keith publication; making a turn with a horse powered thresher 1 item undated 9 10-14-74-8 Dr. Keith publication; making a turn with a horse powered thresher; Arthur Howe, Colfax 1 item undated 9 10-14-74-9 Michael James Shields; built Shields Block, Electric Light Plant 1 item undated 9 10-16-74-7 Mrs. W. M. Rhodes with her daughter, grandson and great grandson; identified 1 item undated 9 10-16-74-8 Mrs. N.M. Hawley and family; identified 1 item undated 9 10-16-74-9 John Naylor family pictures on panel at Museum 1 item undated 9 10-22-74-1 Quilt by Mrs. M. W. White; museum 1 item undated 9 10-22-74-11 Drawing of Collins School; July 1900; museum 1 item undated 9 10-22-74-12 Drawing of Collins School; July 1900; museum 1 item undated 9 10-22-74-13 John Naylor family pictures on panel at Museum 1 item undated 9 10-22-74-2 John Naylor family pictures on panel at Museum 1 item undated 9 10-22-74-3 Estes home near Estes Station 1 item undated 9 10-26-74-8 CCC Camp and Recreation Area, Meadow Creek; wrecked toilet 1 item undated 9 10-2-74-2 CCC Camp and Recreation Area, Meadow Creek; Frank Schoeffler at water fountain 1 item undated 9 10-2-74-3 Meadow Creek Recreation Area; site of CCC Camp 1 item undated 9 10-2-74-3 CCC Camp and Recreation Area, Meadow Creek; Frank Schoeffler at water fountain 1 item undated 9 10-2-74-4 CCC Camp and Recreation Area, Meadow Creek; top of water fountain 1 item undated 9 10-2-74-5 Judge Steele 1 item undated 9 10-29-74-1 Judge Steele 1 item undated 9 10-29-74-2 Latah County Museum Dedication of Flag and Flag Pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-10 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-13 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-5 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-6 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-7 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-8 Latah County Museum dedication of flag and flag pole 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-9 Salon mount; Moscow's first churches 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-13 E.G. Hall portrait; Opal Mines of Moscow 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-10 E.G. Hall portrait; Opal Mines of Moscow 1 item undated 9 11-11-74-11 Mrs. Cashup Davis, pioneer; from book 1 item undated 9 11-15-74-4 Mr. Cashup Davis, pioneer; from book 1 item undated 9 11-15-74-5 Pioneer Colton printing press 1 item undated 9 11-15-74-6 Pioneer Colton printing press 1 item undated 9 11-15-74-9 Chief Joseph 1 item 1901 9 11-9-74-1 Grandma Spaulding Warren; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-1 Painting by Mrs. Alma Lauder 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-10 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; S.W. corner of 1st and Main; Bank of Idaho, formerly Carey's Dry Cleaner and W.W. Seed Co. 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-10 Hair wreath (Alma Lauder) 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-11 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; S.E. corner of 1st and Main; Brown's Furniture and Thatuna Apts.; McConnell Building 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-11 Salon mount; Moscow's first schools 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-12 Hair wreath (Alma Lauder) 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-12 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; N.E. corner of 1st and Main; insurance and doctor's offices, formerly White Drug, Sam's Furniture and Psychiana 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-12 Wiley Lauder, Tom Taylor and 25 employees of Brick Plant on 6th and Ash, Moscow 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-13 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; N.E. corner of 1st and Main; sun shining 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-13 Mastadon tooth with ruler; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-2 Grandma Spaulding Warren; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-2 Painting by Mrs. Alma Lauder; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-3 Collins home; old stage coach stop 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-3 Painting by Mrs. Alma Lauder; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-4 Collins farm; aerial view 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-4 Painting by Mrs. Alma Lauder; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-5 Mary Elizabeth Spaulding obituary; 1941 1 item 1941 9 11-9-74-5 Mastadon tooth; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-6 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; N.W. corner of A and Main, Moscow 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-6 Mastadon tooth; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-7 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; S.W. corner of A and Main; Eagles, formerly Stewarts Livery Barn 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-7 Mastadon tooth; museum 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-8 Painting by Mrs. Alma Lauder 1 item undated 9 11-9-74-9 Moscow corner buildings; 1974; N.W. corner of 1st and Main; Moscow Manor, formerly Hotel Del Norte 1 item 1974 9 11-9-74-9 Moscow's new Federal Building Post Office; built in 1974; center of block between 4th and 5th and Washington and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 12-22-74-12 M.P. Miller Flour Mill; razed 8-28-59; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 12-2-74-4 Looking north from south hill in Moscow 1 item undated 9 12-22-74-10 Looking north from south hill in Moscow 1 item undated 9 12-22-74-11 Threshing with horse power; approx. 1895; from Roger Rossebo 1 item 1895 9 12-22-74-2 Reuben Allen family of Moscow area 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-1 Harry Johnson family; Della Johnson's father 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-10 Harry Johnson family; woman in oval frame 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-10 Harry Johnson family; portrait of man in oval frame 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-11 Loaded grain wagons in Palouse; Palouse Gazette newspaper clipping 1 item 1910 9 12-26-74-11 Pioneer Moscow newspaper advertisements: Shields Co., Headley, Bartlett and The Red Front 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-11 Harry Johnson family; portrait of man with beard 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-12 Pioneer Moscow newspaper advertisements: banks 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-12 Harry Johnson family; portrait of woman with long hair parted in middle 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-13 Pioneer Moscow newspaper advertisements: Commercial Hotel and banks 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-13 Reuben Allen family of Moscow area 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-2 Spaulding Monument at Spaulding 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-2 August Johnson family of Genesee 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-3 Harry Johnson family; woman in square frame 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-4 August Johnson family of Genesee 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-4 Harry Johnson family; woman raking leaves 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-5 Harry Johnson family; man and woman with flowers 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-6 Harry Johnson family; two children 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-7 Harry Johnson family; portrait of three boys 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-7 Harry Johnson family; Della Johnson's grandfather 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-8 Harry Johnson family; two girls 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-8 Harry Johnson family; Della Johnson's father (oval frame) 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-9 Harry Johnson family; house 1 item undated 9 12-26-74-9 Moscow sub station razed; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 12-2-74-1 Breaking ground for nursing home 1 item 1956 9 12-2-74-2 Bovill School to be replaced; 11-12-59; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 12-2-74-5 Julia Moore residence; razed 1 item undated 9 12-2-74-7 Nursing Home re-licensed 1 item undated 9 12-2-74-8 Moscow, Idaho territory; McConnell Maguire incorporates; 1885? 1 item 1885 9 12-29-74-1 Luna House newspaper article; Hotel Register 1 item undated 9 12-29-74-10 Barton House, Moscow; Peterson Apts. ; newspaper article 1 item 1974 9 12-29-74-12 Moscow, Idaho territory; McConnell Maguire incorporates; 1885? 1 item 1885 9 12-29-74-2 Luna House Hotel Register; newspaper article 1 item undated 9 12-29-74-4 Mrs. Phillips birthday cake 1 item undated 9 12-29-74-5 Pioneer picture/post card?; "Johnny, you'll break the eggs!" 1 item undated 9 12-29-74-6 Receiver's Sale; Moscow National Bank; 1885? 1 item 1885 9 12-29-74-7 Receiver's Sale; Moscow National Bank; 1885? 1 item 1885 9 12-29-74-8 Receiver's Sale; Moscow National Bank; 1885? 1 item 1885 9 12-29-74-9 Idaho Alice Whitman Chapter; Lewiston; nine pictures, two of Spaulding tombstones 1 item undated 9 12-6-74-10 Newspaper clipping of monkey facial expressions 1 item undated 9 12-6-74-11 Mrs. Eliza Hart Spaulding tombstone 1 item undated 9 12-6-74-12 Ella Olesen; born in Moscow, 1894 1 item 1894 9 12-6-74-2 Peter Olesen (father of Ella Olesen); Moscow, 1881 1 item 1881 9 12-6-74-3 Margaret Olesen (mother of Ella Olesen); Moscow, 1870 or 1890? 1 item undated 9 12-6-74-4 Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore 1 item undated 9 12-6-74-5 Lena, Effie and Ralph Whitmore and Mrs. B.J. Young (Edna) 1 item undated 9 12-6-74-6 Newspaper article about 1900 Kendrick flood 1 item undated 9 1-24-75-12 Crib bin elevator; Kendrick; location unknown 1 item undated 9 1-24-75-10 Potlatch Lumber Co. aerial view; from a hand colored picture 50" long; Albert Clamsen 1 item undated 9 1-24-75-12 Horse powered threshing; 1/2 of an approx. 30" long panoramic; Albert Clamsen 1 item undated 9 1-24-75-6 Horse powered threshing; 1/2 of an approx. 30" long panoramic; Albert Clamsen 1 item undated 9 1-24-75-7 Women in front of Presbyterian Church; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 1-24-75-8 Judge Tom Felton 1 item 1975 9 1-31-75-1 Judge Jack McQuade 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-10 Judge Steele 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-2 Judge Al Morgan 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-3 Judge Gillis Hodge (from group picture) 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-3 Judge Gillis Hodge when he was Superintendent of Schools 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-4 Judge Gillis Hodge when he was Superintendent of Schools 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-5 Judge Gillis Hodge; University of Idaho newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 1-31-75-6 Moscow's first Post Office; 1872; with footnotes 1 item 1872 9 2-8-75-7 Old Warren Hat Sits On Coffin newspaper clipping; Lewiston 1 item undated 9 2-10-75-12 Spalding Gets Capitol Flag; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-10-75-13 Russia Persistent For Idaho Harvester; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-10-75-6 The Hub advertisement; Moscow 1 item 1912 9 2-10-75-7 Oberg Bros. advertisement; Moscow; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 2-10-75-8 Washburn and Wilson advertisement; Moscow; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 2-10-75-9 Snake River; old location of Wawawai; two stones where store was located; near Lower Granite Dam 1 item undated 9 2-15-75-1 Snake River; looking down river towards Lower Granite Dam 1 item undated 9 2-15-75-2 Snake River; looking across valley where orchard once was 1 item undated 9 2-15-75-3 Snake River; piers being built for new bridge across Snake River to west Clarkston 1 item undated 9 2-15-75-4 Threshing scene; Troy; 1914 Atlas 1 item undated 9 2-25-75-10 Former home of Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Nelson on Big Bear Ridge. 1 item 1914 9 2-25-75-11 Margaret McCallie Moore; daughter of Moscow's first dentist 1 item undated 9 2-25-75-3 Margaret McCallie Moore; daughter of Moscow's first dentist; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-25-75-4 Saw mill and copper mine; Troy; 1914 Atlas 1 item undated 9 2-25-75-8 Threshing on Edd Steltze Farm; Genesee; 1914 Atlas 1 item undated 9 2-25-75-9 Craigmont School and students 1 item undated 9 2-2-75-12 Moscow County Fair poem 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-1 Ursuline Academy on historic site (Russell Fort); newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-10 Moscow's first Post Office; date changed from 1870 to 1872 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-11 North Idaho History-Latah County 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-12 Moscow's first Post Office (1872); and Moscow (1887?) 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-12 Two stage coaches; 1890; picture copied from Whitman County Historical Society Collection 1 item 1890 9 2-8-75-12 Lawrence Phelps obituary 1 item 1951 9 2-8-75-3 Jack Farm; Cedar Rapids, Iowa; copied from Whitman County Historical Society Collection 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-4 Early Lapwai Books Now Get Big Price newspaper clipping; 1951 1 item 1951 9 2-8-75-4 Abe Lincoln assassination; New York Herald newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-8-75-5 The Daily Idahonian; Hodgins ad 1 item 1942 9 2-8-75-6 Rebecca Naylor obituary; 1924 1 item 1924 9 2-8-75-7 McGregor homestead; 1891; Moscow 1 item 1891 9 2-8-75-9 Idaho National Harvester; on train 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-1 Idaho National Harvester; combine and horses 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-2 Idaho National Harvester; oxen pulling combine 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-3 Idaho National Harvester; combine turning a corner 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-4 Idaho National Harvester; combine turning a corner 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-5 Idaho National Harvester; combine turning a corner 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-6 Idaho National Harvester; combine turning a corner 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-7 Idaho National Harvester; combine and horses 1 item undated 9 3-10-75-8 Looking north across Snake River at Almota; row boat in foreground 1 item undated 9 3-14-75-1 Wilson threshing outfit; Pullman 1 item 1911 9 3-14-75-11 38 mules and combine; Washington 1 item undated 9 3-14-75-12 Six horses on grain drill; from museum 1 item undated 9 3-1-75-3 Quilting patterns; museum. 1 item undated 9 3-29-75-1 Quilting patterns; museum. 1 item undated 9 3-29-75-10 Quilting patterns; museum. 1 item undated 9 3-29-75-11 Quilting patterns; museum. 1 item undated 9 3-29-75-12 Quilting patterns; museum. 1 item undated 9 3-29-75-2 Quilting patterns; museum. 1 item undated 9 3-29-75-3 Plowing, harrowing and seeding with horses N.W. of Potlatch; 1 1/2 miles N.W. intersection 1 item undated 9 3-4-75-1 Pioneer combine outfit 1 item undated 9 3-4-75-1 W.J. McConnell tombstone 1 item 1975 9 3-4-75-12 W.J. McConnell tombstone 1 item 1975 9 3-4-75-13 Pioneer combine outfit 1 item undated 9 3-4-75-2 Luard Gilmore barn in 1915; Rohn farm in 1974 1 item undated 9 3-4-75-3 Plowing with horses; N.W. of Potlatch; 1 1/2 miles N.W. intersection 1 item undated 9 3-4-75-4 Luard Gilmore barn in 1915; Rohn farm in 1974 1 item undated 9 3-4-75-4 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-11 Moscow Post Office salon mount; building process 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-12 Churches of Moscow salon mount 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-9 Post offices of Moscow salon mount; with names of postmasters 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-1 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-10 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-12 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-13 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-6 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-7 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-8 South Main and 8th, Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-1-75-9 Almon Asbury Lieuallen 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-1 Neff (in oval frame) named Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-1 Looking S.E. at Moscow; late 1890's 1 item 1890 9 4-23-75-1 Steptoe Butte Will Have Hotel On Top; 5-02-1888; Colfax newspaper clipping 1 item 1888-05-02 9 4-23-75-1 Cashup and Mary Ann Shoemaker Davis family; Charlie not included in picture 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-11 Almon Asbury Lieuallen 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-2 Neff (in oval frame) named Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-2 Three pioneer women; Mamie McConnell in center 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-2 Looking S.E. at Moscow; 1907 1 item 1907 9 4-23-75-2 Palouse City Booms; 5-02-1888; Colfax newspaper clipping 1 item 1888-05-02 9 4-23-75-2 Mamie McConnell 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-3 Threshing scene; Mr. and Mrs. Davis in center; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-23-75-3 Threshing scene; Steptoe Butte in background; 1902; newspaper clipping 1 item 1902 9 4-23-75-8 Van De Walker family; all identified but Henry (Hank): fourth from left, standing 1 item undated 9 4-25-75-12 Looking east at south Moscow with snow; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-4-75-4 University of Idaho salon mount 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-10 Eighth Grade graduation; 1908; group picture 1 item 1908 9 4-5-75-10 A. A. Lieuallen; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-10 Pioneers of Moscow; with identification 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-11 Latah County's 30 cemeteries; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-11 Snow picture of Moscow by "Idahonian" 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-12 Cashup stagecoach stop; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-2 Ness, who named Moscow; in frame with plaque 1 item undated 9 4-5-75-5 Grain drill pulled by six horses; museum 1 item undated 9 4-9-75-1 John P. Vollner; from "Northern Idaho History" 1 item undated 9 4-9-75-2 John P. Vollner; from "Northern Idaho History" 1 item undated 9 4-9-75-3 Almon Asbury Lieuallen; newspaper clipping from 50th Anniversary of the Idahonian 1 item undated 9 4-9-75-4 Steptoe Butte Hotel 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-10 Steptoe Butte Hotel 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-11 Steptoe Butte Hotel 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-12 Steptoe Butte Hotel; photo under glass 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-5 Steptoe Butte Hotel; photo under glass 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-6 Steptoe Butte Hotel; photo under glass 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-7 Steptoe Butte Hotel; photo under glass 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-8 Steptoe Butte Hotel 1 item undated 9 5-13-75-9 Palouse; 1882 1 item 1882 9 5-21-75-1 Palouse; 1882; buildings numbered 1 item 1882 9 5-21-75-1 Palouse; 1882; buildings numbered 1 item 1882 9 5-21-75-2 Palouse; 1882 1 item 1882 9 5-21-75-5 Palouse; 1882 1 item 1882 9 5-21-75-6 Blaine Church and School; from color picture from Harry Mortensen 1 item undated 9 5-27-75-1 Threshing outfit, bags of wheat and cook house; from Harry Mortensen 1 item undated 9 5-27-75-3 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-1 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-2 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-3 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-4 Interior of log cabin in museum 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-5 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-6 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-7 Kerosene lanterns in basement at Ott's 1 item undated 9 5-7-75-8 Steptoe Butte; kite gliders 1 item undated 9 6-29-75-5 Cordelia Lutheran Church; erected 1883 1 item undated 9 6-16-75-8 Cordelia Lutheran Church; erected 1883; plaque on side of door (history) 1 item undated 9 6-16-75-10 Genesee Valley Church 1 item undated 9 6-16-75-5 Genesee Valley Church 1 item undated 9 6-16-75-6 Harvard and Princeton; 7-19-62 newspaper clipping 1 item 1962 9 6-12-75-2 Genesee Union Warehouse; east end 1 item undated 9 6-12-75-1 Genesee Union Warehouse; east end 1 item undated 9 6-12-75-2 McGregor's fertilizer plant; east of the Genesee Union Warehouse 1 item undated 9 6-12-75-3 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1917 9 6-1-75-1 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1919 9 6-1-75-10 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album; Fordson Tractor (Mrs. Harry Mortensen) 1 item undated 9 6-1-75-11 Two women and two girls in front of brick building; around Blaine area; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1913 9 6-1-75-2 Harry Mortensen's mother in kitchen; 1915 1 item 1915 9 6-1-75-20 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1917 9 6-1-75-3 Panorama of pioneer Moscow from the top of the Hotel Moscow 1 item undated 9 6-1-75-4 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1912 9 6-1-75-5 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1912 9 6-1-75-6 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album; women shucking Red Russian wheat 1 item 1912 9 6-1-75-7 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1919 9 6-1-75-8 Pioneer harvesting in area around Blaine; from Harry Mortensen album 1 item 1919 9 6-1-75-9 Joe E. Blaylock store; left to right: Blaylock, Ban de Banter, Buchanan, Oscar, Dan and Carl Assman, Wolfenburger 1 item undated 9 6-17-75-2 Antique car; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-1 Queen Cindy on horse; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-10 Children and horses; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-11 Truck parked in front of building; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-12 Negative damaged 1 item undated 9 6-19-75-2 Tractor; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-3 Solid Comfort 1875-1975 truck; Genesee Days; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-4 The Way it Was Down on the Farm float; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-5 Three wheeled vehicle; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-6 Man on horse; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-7 Men on horses; Genesee Days; Sat. 6-14-75; parade 1 item 1975 9 6-19-75-9 Tomb of Mary Ann Davis; wife of James S. Davis; Cashup 1 item undated 9 6-29-75-7 Tomb of Mary Ann Davis; wife of James S. Davis; Cashup 1 item undated 9 6-29-75-8 It Holds The Horse; the "Holdfast Safety Hatch"; a gadget manufactured in Moscow approx. 1912 1 item undated 9 6-6-75-10 It Holds The Horse; the "Holdfast Safety Hatch"; a gadget manufactured in Moscow approx. 1912 1 item undated 9 6-6-75-7 It Holds The Horse; the "Holdfast Safety Hatch"; a gadget manufactured in Moscow approx. 1912 1 item undated 9 6-6-75-8 It Holds The Horse; the "Holdfast Safety Hatch"; a gadget manufactured in Moscow approx. 1912 1 item undated 9 6-6-75-9 Horse power threshing header box; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-12 Horse power thresher and stacked bundles; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-13 Threshing outfit; steam engine; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-3 Buck rake outfit stacking hay; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-4 McCormick binder; wire tie; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-5 Combine outfit; 40 mules or horses; eastern Washington; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-6 Mortenson cook house; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-7 Deering binder; McBride; 1 1/2 South Kennedy Ford; pioneer harvesting 1 item undated 9 7-1-75-8 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-1 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-2 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-3 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-4 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-5 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-6 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-7 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-8 Three Forks Museum; ice cream social and sale; 7-20-75 (Sunday) 1 item 1975 9 7-20-75-9 Veterans Parade on 6th St., Moscow; 1940's or 1950's?; Gene Settle 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-1 Copy of a tintype copy of a 16 year old woman; Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-1 Lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-10 Estes Station and Estes Farm; part of map of Latah Co. from 1914 Atlas 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-10 Lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-11 Estes Station and Estes Farm; part of map of Latah Co. from 1914 Atlas 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-11 Estes Station and Estes Farm; part of map of Latah Co. from 1914 Atlas 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-12 Veterans Parade on 6th St., Moscow; 1940's or 1950's?; Gene Settle 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-2 Copy of a tintype copy of a 16 year old woman; Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-2 Cut out of a lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-3 Veterans Parade on 6th St., Moscow; 1940's or 1950's?; Gene Settle 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-3 Copy of a tintype copy of a 16 year old woman; Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-3 Cut out of a lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-4 Veterans Parade on 6th St., Moscow; 1940's or 1950's?; Gene Settle 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-4 Cut out of a lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-5 Veterans Parade on 6th St., Moscow; 1940's or 1950's?; Gene Settle 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-5 Cut out of a lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-6 Veterans Parade on 6th St., Moscow; 1940's or 1950's?; Gene Settle 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-6 Cut out of a lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-7 Cut out of a lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-8 Lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-8 Lamp from 1908 Sears Roebuck catalogue; museum 1 item undated 9 7-23-75-9 Floyd Trail; Bender; 1946; tractor 1 item 1946 9 7-2-75-1 Floyd Trail; Bender; 1946; tractor 1 item 1946 9 7-2-75-2 Floyd Trail; Bender; 1946; tractor 1 item 1946 9 7-2-75-3 Bank building at Uniontown; First State Bank; early 1900's; from Twin Willow Museum 1 item 1900 9 7-4-75-3 Bank building at Uniontown; First State Bank; early 1900's; from Twin Willow Museum 1 item 1900 9 7-4-75-4 Bank building at Uniontown; First State Bank; early 1900's; from Twin Willow Museum 1 item 1900 9 7-4-75-5 Bank building at Uniontown; First State Bank; early 1900's; from Twin Willow Museum 1 item 1900 9 7-4-75-6 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item undated 9 8-1-75-10 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item undated 9 8-1-75-3 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item undated 9 8-1-75-5 View of Moscow from the top of Latah Co. Grain Growers Elevator, S. Main, Moscow. 1 item undated 9 8-1-75-8 Cover of "Historic Latah" 1976 calendar; Latah Co. Museum Society 1 item undated 9 8-14-75-2 Bill Loney, sax sewer; pioneer 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-1 Group picture of Lola Clyde and pupils at Spalding Park 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-10 4th St., Lewiston; looking north; Bollinger Hotel at right; pioneer 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-10 Hampton combine outfit; about five miles S.E. of Genesee 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-11 Bill Loney, sax sewer; pioneer 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-2 Gymnasium, University of Idaho. 1 item 1915 9 8-10-75-3 Gymnasium, University of Idaho. 1 item 1915 9 8-10-75-4 Lola Gamble Clyde; newspaper clipping 1 item 1975 9 8-10-75-5 East side of Main between 6th and 7th, Moscow; G.E. Bell Implement; parade 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-5 Early University of Idaho campus 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-6 Gibb's Farm; approx. five miles E. of Genesee; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 8-10-75-6 Aspendale School; 1913; Ruth Otter, teacher 1 item 1913 9 8-10-75-7 Gibb's Farm; approx. five miles E. of Genesee; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 9 8-10-75-7 Gibb's threshing outfit with six horses; approx. five miles S.E. of Genesee 1 item undated 9 8-10-75-8 Cover of "Historic Latah" 1976 calendar; Latah Co. Museum Society 1 item undated 9 8-14-75-3 Moscow Mountains; from color picture by L. Gregory 1 item undated 9 8-14-75-3 Moscow Mountains; from color picture by L. Gregory 1 item undated 9 8-14-75-4 Moscow Mountains; from color picture by L. Gregory 1 item undated 9 8-14-75-6 Calendar Shows Historic Latah; 8-13-75 newspaper clipping 1 item 1975 9 8-14-75-7 Calendar Shows Historic Latah; 8-13-75 newspaper clipping 1 item 1975 9 8-14-75-8 Calendar Shows Historic Latah; 8-13-75 newspaper clipping 1 item 1975 9 8-14-75-9 House; unidentified 1 item undated 9 8-1-75-20 Panoramic of Elberton; 1913; from Nick Manning 1 item 1913 9 8-18-75-7 Panoramic of Elberton; 1913; from Nick Manning 1 item 1913 9 8-18-75-8 Farm on Linville Road; pioneer; from Frank Neal 1 item undated 9 8-22-75-10 Farm house and old type well near Albion; from Roger Rossebo; pioneer 1 item undated 9 8-22-75-11 Historic Latah 1976 calendar; full length original 1 item undated 9 8-22-75-12 R.K. Bonnetts 60th anniversary; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 8-22-75-8 G.A.R. Hall; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-29-75-12 G.A.R. Hall; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-29-75-13 G.A.R. Hall; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-29-75-6 G.A.R. Hall; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-29-75-7 G.A.R. Hall; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-29-75-8 G.A.R. Hall; N.E. corner of 3rd and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-29-75-9 Log cabin at Colfax; Whitman Co. Historical Society 1 item undated 9 8-4-75-3 Inside store; Tekoa; Whitman Co. Historical Society 1 item undated 9 8-4-75-4 Store at Farmington; Whitman Co. Historical Society 1 item undated 9 8-4-75-7 Roosevelt at Tekoa; Whitman Co. Historical Society 1 item undated 9 8-4-75-8 Latah County Museum Society Wants Your Membership; Idahonian advertisement; 9-09-75 1 item undated 9 9-12-75-11 Advertisement for "Historic Latah" calendar 1 item undated 9 9-12-75-13 Zimmerman Farm; 1909; south of sub station; north of highway #95; near Deep Creek 1 item 1909 9 9-12-75-10 G.A.R. Hall; pioneer Moscow; with clouds added 1 item undated 9 9-5-75-1 School group (Mason Cornwall in group?); early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 9-5-75-11 Henry McGregor house 1 item undated 9 9-5-75-12 Henry McGregor house 1 item undated 9 9-5-75-13 G.A.R. Hall; pioneer Moscow; with clouds added 1 item undated 9 9-5-75-2 G.A.R. Hall; pioneer Moscow; with clouds added 1 item undated 9 9-5-75-3 Keith Hawley and airplane 1 item undated 9 10-10-75-12 Keith Hawley and airplane 1 item undated 9 10-10-75-13 University of Idaho Administration Building post card; from Zelma York Buckley 1 item undated 9 10-18-75-10 Back of University of Idaho Administration Bldg. post card; to Mrs. W.C. York, Clearwater, Idaho 1 item undated 9 10-18-75-11 Back of Idaho National Harvester Bldg. post card; from Zelma York Buckley 1 item undated 9 10-18-75-14 Back of Idaho National Harvester Bldg. post card; Section B Mess Hall; 1918; from Zelma York Buckley 1 item undated 9 10-18-75-16 Main St., Moscow; approx. 1907 1 item 1907 9 10-18-75-17 Hotel on Steptoe Butte 1 item 1904 9 10-30-75-11 Hotel on Steptoe Butte 1 item 1904 9 10-30-75-12 Eileen Condell of Hunter's Candy Shop; 11-11-75 newspaper clipping 1 item 1975 9 10-30-75-15 Eileen Condell of Hunter's Candy Shop; 11-11-75 newspaper clipping 1 item 1975 9 10-30-75-16 Marian Manis of Moscow at memorial ceremony for her son, Jim Manis; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 10-30-75-8 Marian Manis of Moscow at memorial ceremony for her son, Jim Manis; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 10-30-75-9 Map of Gold Hill area; from 1914 Atlas; Park Linden Crescent 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-1 Six horses and load of wheat on Jackson St. south of 6th St., Moscow; early 1900's; back end of M.P. Flour Mill 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-10 Pioneer threshing scene; from Mrs. Smith of Park 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-10 Joe Phillips and neighbor cutting wheat; early 1910's; Percy Doyle Farm in background 1 item 1910 9 10-6-75-11 Simmons residence; 817 S. Jefferson, Moscow; approx. 1896 1 item 1896 9 10-6-75-12 Joe Phillips and neighbor cutting wheat; early 1910's; Kamiak Butte in background 1 item 1910 9 10-6-75-13 Map of Gold Hill area; from 1914 Atlas; Park Linden Crescent 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-2 Map of Gold Hill area; from 1914 Atlas; Park Linden Crescent 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-3 Map of Gold Hill area; from 1914 Atlas; Park Linden Crescent 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-4 Map of Gold Hill area; from 1914 Atlas; Park Linden Crescent 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-5 Map of Gold Hill area; from 1914 Atlas; Park Linden Crescent 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-6 Pioneer threshing; from Mrs. Smith of Park; two pictures 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-7 Pioneer threshing; from Mrs. Smith of Park 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-8 Looking south from First St. at Main St., Moscow; early 1900's, before 1912 1 item 1900 9 10-6-75-9 Sawmill and crew; from Mrs. Smith of Park 1 item undated 9 10-6-75-9 Cover of "The Moscow Opal Mines" by Ron Brockett 1 item undated 9 11-20-75-7 Township 39, range 3 west; Troy and east; from 1914 Latah Co. Atlas 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-17 Moscow pioneer Courthouse salon mount 1 item undated 9 11-22-75-8 Moscow pioneer churches salon mount 1 item undated 9 11-22-75-12 Moscow pioneer schools salon mount 1 item undated 9 11-22-75-9 Pioneer city of Moscow salon mount 1 item undated 9 11-22-75-13 Pioneer Moscow Post Office salon mount 1 item undated 9 11-22-75-11 History of Latah County ; Chpt. 1 "Settlement" 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-10 History of Latah County 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-11 History of Latah County 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-11 History of Latah County ; Chpt. 3 "Cities and Towns" 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-12 History of Latah County 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-12 History of Latah County 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-13 History of Latah County 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-14 North and east Moscow; from 1914 Latah Co. Atlas 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-15 History of Latah County 1 item undated 9 11-10-75-9 Horses; for Doc Keith 1 item undated 9 11-20-75-11 Looking N.E. at Moscow; 1891; from "The Moscow Opal Mines" by Ron Brockett 1 item 1891 9 11-20-75-14 Horses; for Doc Keith 1 item undated 9 11-20-75-15 Map of white pine tree area; Potlatch Lumber Co.; pioneer 1 item undated 9 11-20-75-15 N.P. train wreck; pioneer; negative in reverse 1 item undated 9 11-20-75-17 Pioneer University of Idaho salon mount 1 item undated 9 11-22-75-10 Idaho National Harvester; fourth from left: Gainford Mix; driver of harvester: Frank Mix; at right in vest: Franklin E. Mix (father) 1 item undated 9 11-24-75-10 Gainford Mix house at left; Frank Mix house at right; Spokane Inland Empire electric R.R. track in foreground 1 item undated 9 11-24-75-5 Potlatch Mercantile Co.; Potlatch, Idaho 1 item undated 9 12-10-75-13 Potlatch mill town and railroad; 50th anniversary; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 12-10-75-15 Colfax Courthouse; 1907 post card 1 item 1907 9 12-10-75-10 Creighton's store in Moscow; newspaper clippings 1 item undated 9 12-10-75-17 Science class, Palouse, Wa.; Peggy 1 item undated 9 12-10-75-6 Levi Rossebo in cook house doorway 1 item undated 9 12-10-75-8 Steptoe Butte; Cashup Davis Hotel; pioneer 1 item undated 9 12-12-75-15 Steptoe Butte; Cashup Davis Hotel; pioneer; photo blocked by 'focusing target' 1 item undated 9 12-12-75-16 Tracing the old Nez Perces Trail; getting ready to start on trip 1 item undated 9 12-1-75-8 Aerial view of Moscow and buildings; 1897; Julia Moore residence; area of Russell Stockade 1 item 1897 9 1-2-76-17 Aerial view of Moscow; approx. 1897; map; Julia Moore house, S.E. corner of D and Howard; Russell Stockade transposed on picture 1 item 1897 9 1-6-76-9 Cream separator; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-10 Potato digger; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-11 Manure spreader; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-13 Ox pulling plow; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-14 Horses pulling plow; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-15 One horse pulling plow; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-16 Potato digger; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-2 Binder and two men shocking grain; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-3 Manure spreader; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-4 Buildings; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-7 Gasoline engine powered washing machine; "Days of Hoof and Harness"; pioneer farming from the furrow; Nov.-Dec. 1975 1 item undated 9 1-12-76-9 Aerial view of Moscow and buildings; 1897; Julia Moore residence; area of Russell Stockade 1 item 1897 9 1-2-76-7 Building in Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-1 Main St., Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-10 Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-11 Looking north along Adams St., Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-12 North Idaho Asylum at Orofino (?); 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-13 Building in Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-2 Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-3 Building in Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-5 Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-6 Main St., Moscow, in winter; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-8 Moscow; 1910 1 item 1910 9 1-29-76-9 Moscow Baseball Team; 1905; copied from 11"x14" glass negative; Sterner Studio 1 item 1905 9 1-6-76-10 Julia Moore residence; S.E. corner of Howard St. and D St., pioneer Moscow 1 item undated 9 2-23-76-4 Aerial view map of Russell Stockade; east of Julia Moore residence; pioneer Moscow 1 item undated 9 2-23-76-12 Cashup Davis stagecoach stop; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-1 John L. Naylor, wife and children ; pioneer 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-1 John L. Naylor (and partner?) in office; early 1900's; from Roy Naylor 1 item 1900 9 2-14-76-10 Unloading hay; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-11 John L. Naylor and threshing crew; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-11 Derrick or hay fork horse; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-12 Cashup Davis and grandson; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-13 Three six horse outfits hauling grain; west of Jackson and north of 8th, Moscow; Eggan; 1907 1 item 1907 9 2-14-76-13 Combine outfit; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-14 Putting chains on early model pioneer car; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-15 Excursion bus; Roy Naylor and wife in picture; location not identified 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-16 Inland Empire Magazine; 3-07-54; Cashup Davis "Dream House" on Steptoe Butte 1 item 1954 9 2-14-76-2 Roy Naylor and group of children; pioneer 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-2 Inside the Palouse Meat Market; pioneer 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-3 Two plow outfits; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-4 Four plow outfits; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-5 Inside the Palouse Meat Market; pioneer 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-7 Four plow outfits; pioneer farming; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-7 Two plow outfits; pioneer farming; Phelps building and Naylor School in distance; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-8 Pioneer farm wagon; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 9 2-14-76-9 John L. Naylor in office; Feb. 1910 1 item 1910 9 2-14-76-9 Selfhelp Co-op; 1936 1 item 1936 9 2-23-76-10 Moscow Fire Department; 1936 1 item 1936 9 2-23-76-13 Moscow Fire Department; 1936 1 item 1936 9 2-23-76-14 Pioneer businessman and banker W.L. Payne residence, Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-5-76-13 Residences of two early Moscow merchants: William Kaufmann (top house) and Henry Dernham (bottom house); newspaper clipping 1 item undated 9 2-5-76-15 University Cross-Town Bus; Neely's; looking north on 4th St., Moscow. 1 item 1930 9 3-8-76-3 University Cross-Town Bus; Neely's; looking north on 4th St., Moscow. 1 item 1930 9 3-8-76-4 Bysegger Farm buildings; pioneer Potlatch 1 item undated 9 3-14-76-10 Bysegger hay baler outfit, Potlatch; Ed Bysegger as a child at extreme right; pioneer farming 1 item undated 9 3-14-76-14 Perry Carter as Uncle Sam 1 item undated 9 3-23-76-1 Perry Carter as Uncle Sam 1 item undated 9 3-23-76-2 Pioneer air guns; from "Air Guns" by Eldon Wolff 1 item undated 9 3-6-76-12 Pioneer air guns; from "Air Guns" by Eldon Wolff 1 item undated 9 3-6-76-13 Air Guns by Eldon Wolff; book cover 1 item undated 9 3-6-76-15 Air Guns by Eldon Wolff; book cover 1 item undated 9 3-6-76-16 Potlatch Lumber Co.; 1905; Mrs. Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-1 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1979 9 3-8-76-10 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1979 9 3-8-76-11 Pioneer hunters; Mrs. Sarah White Nelson 1 item undated 9 3-8-76-12 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1979 9 3-8-76-12 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1979 9 3-8-76-13 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1979 9 3-8-76-14 Pioneer harvesting; combine outfit at the top of the Lewiston Grade; one mile west of T.V. tower 1 item undated 9 3-8-76-14 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1979 9 3-8-76-15 Ed Davis (son of Cashup Davis) threshing outfit; Steptoe Butte in background 1 item undated 9 3-8-76-15 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-16 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-17 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-18 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-19 Potlatch Lumber Co.; 8-10-06; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1906 9 3-8-76-2 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-20 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-21 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-22 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-23 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-24 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-25 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-26 Potlatch, Idaho; 8-10-06; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1906 9 3-8-76-3 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-4 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-5 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-6 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-7 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-8 Potlatch, Idaho; 1905-6; Sarah White Nelson, who lit the first fire in power plant; 1906. Wife of contractor/ brick mason Robert Nelson 1 item 1905 9 3-8-76-9 U of Idaho and W.S.C. football game; 10-17-13; at fairgrounds 1 item 1913 9 4-23-76-5 U of Idaho and W.S.C. football game; 10-17-13; Lockhart with ball 1 item 1913 9 4-23-76-6 Potlatch logging scenes; four horses with sled of logs 1 item undated 9 4-19-76-11 Potlatch logging scenes; four horses with sled of logs 1 item undated 9 4-19-76-12 Log pond dam at either Potlatch or Bovill 1 item undated 9 4-19-76-8 Early Harvard 1 item undated 9 4-19-76-3 Rhodes residence; N.E. corner of 8th St., Moscow 1 item undated 9 4-23-76-8 W.M. Rhodes; inventor and builder of Rhodes Harvester 1 item undated 9 4-22-76-13 Kambitsch family in front of house; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-10-76-12 Kambitsch family in front of house; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-10-76-13 Pioneer car 1 item undated 9 4-10-76-2 Looking N.E. at corner of 2nd and Main, Moscow; Bank Building; Brown Block; Motter Wheeler sign on McConnell Building 1 item undated 9 4-1-76-6 Juliaetta baseball team 1 item 1914 9 4-19-76-12 Schupfer homestead; 1892; Juliaetta; Otto Schupfer in parents lap 1 item 1892 9 4-19-76-13 Juliaetta Cannery; 1916; (arrows point to Otto and Ida Schupfer) 1 item 1916 9 4-19-76-14 Kendrick School's first car ride; 1916; driver of first car is Otto Schupfer 1 item 1916 9 4-19-76-15 Potlatch management eating at a logging camp; lady with straw hat is Mrs. T.P. Jones 1 item undated 9 4-19-76-5 Schupfer homestead; 1892; Juliaetta; Otto in parents lap 1 item 1892 9 4-19-76-7 Potlatch logging camp 1 item undated 9 4-19-76-9 Inside the print shop of the Pullman Herald; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-22-76-15 Inside the print shop of the Pullman Herald; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-22-76-16 Team of horses and sleigh ride party; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-23-76-7 Old Model T type car; Clyde's grandparents; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 4-23-76-9 Luce family 1 item undated 9 4-28-76-12 Latah Co. Fair Association; M.A. Cornwall stock certificate 1 item undated 9 4-28-76-6 Portrait of two Indians; pioneer 1 item undated 9 4-3-76-3 First University of Idaho Administration Bldg. after fire; wall standing 1 item undated 9 5-25-76-2 Razing pioneer buildings at Princeton 1 item undated 9 5-9-76-2 Hampton crew 1 item 1921 9 5-15-76-10 Hampton crew 1 item 1921 9 5-15-76-11 Hampton-Driscoll threshing crew 1 item 1900 9 5-15-76-12 Hampton-Driscoll plowing time 1 item 1904 9 5-15-76-13 Hampton-Driscoll harvest 1 item 1931 9 5-15-76-15 Hampton-Driscoll mule team 1 item 1921 9 5-15-76-16 Hampton-Driscoll harvest 1 item 1931 9 5-15-76-5 Hampton-Driscoll mule team 1 item 1921 9 5-15-76-6 Hampton-Driscoll plowing time 1 item 1904 9 5-15-76-7 Hampton-Driscoll threshing crew 1 item 1900 9 5-15-76-8 First University of Idaho Administration Bldg. before fire 1 item undated 9 5-25-76-4 J.J. Johnson; first homesite at Woodfell 1 item undated 9 5-9-76-3 Olympia Brewing Co. pioneer ad with woman 1 item undated 9 5-9-76-6 Olympia Brewing Co. pioneer ad with woman 1 item undated 9 5-9-76-7 1914 Atlas Map; Woodfell area (J.J. Johnson) 1 item undated 9 5-9-76-8 Myklebust's Store; Troy, Idaho; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 6-24-76-9 Jerry Gelwick's father and Popcorn Wagon at Pullman; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 6-11-76-6 Carico log cabin ruins; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-1 Frank Milbert equipment; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-2 Carico log cabin ruins; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-2 Frank Milbert equipment; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-3 Carico log cabin ruins; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-3 Frank Milbert equipment; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-4 Outhouse; Gold Creek area 1 item undated 9 6-18-76-4 Pioneer road map showing the Nez Perce Trail; numbered 1 through 6 on the map 1 item undated 9 6-22-76-1 Myklebust's Store; Elk River, Idaho; early 1900's 1 item 1900 9 6-24-76-8 Frank Williamson leading cow to pasture 1 item undated 9 6-24-76-8 Location of the marker showing where Tomer planted the first poplar tree in 1871; 2 1/2 miles east on Highway 8 1 item undated 9 6-25-76-1 Looking N.E. from north end of Moore St., Moscow; shows growth on building since 1940's 1 item 1976 9 6-25-76-11 Looking N.E. from north end of Moore St., Moscow; shows growth on building since 1940's 1 item 1976 9 6-25-76-12 Looking northeast at Moscow Mountains from east end of F and Eisenhower, Moscow 1 item undated 9 6-25-76-13 Location of the marker showing where Tomer planted the first poplar tree in 1871; 2 1/2 miles east on Highway 8 1 item undated 9 6-25-76-2 Location of the marker telling of first white men in the Moscow area; 1855; five miles south on Highway 95 1 item undated 9 6-25-76-3 Location of the marker telling of first white men in the Moscow area; 1855; five miles south on Highway 95 1 item undated 9 6-25-76-4 Pioneer Union Flat teacher, school and students; Chatters 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-10 Pioneer Union Flat teacher, school and students; Chatters 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-11 Pioneer Pine City; from Chatters 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-12 Genesee harvesting scene; from Elsie Collins 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-16 Pioneer Farmington, Wa.; from Chatters 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-2 Pioneers in front of Tobacco-Cigar shop; from Virginia of Spokane. 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-6 Pioneers in front of Tobacco-Cigar shop; from Virginia of Spokane. 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-7 Robert Collins obituary; 5-28-76 1 item 1976 9 6-4-76-8 Collins ranch (stage stop) junction #95 and #195; pioneer 1 item undated 9 6-4-76-9 Pioneers in front of building 1 item undated 9 7-31-76-2 Pioneers in front of building 1 item undated 9 7-31-76-4 Pioneer thresher; trees in background 1 item undated 9 7-31-76-5 Salon mounts 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-10 Salon mounts 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-11 Salon mounts 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-14 Salon mounts 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-15 Salon mounts 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-16 Salon mounts 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-9 Moscow's pioneer doctors; salon mount 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-12 Moscow's pioneer doctors; salon mount 1 item undated 9 7-1-76-13 Bridge over Little Potlatch; near Helmer; 1919 1 item 1919 9 7-20-76-10 Cat near Helmer; 1919 1 item 1919 9 7-20-76-11 Potlatch logging camp on skids 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-12 C.L. Billings, general manager of PFI; 1930; in front of Brier Building; Lewiston 1 item 1930 9 7-20-76-13 Dining area in logging camp near Bovill 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-14 Logging camp; note cook with long horn to call men to eat 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-15 McGifford loader in Cougar Meadows; 1908; Marjorie Jones, Frank Featherstone and Bill Deary 1 item 1908 9 7-20-76-16 Camp No. 5; 1910 1 item 1910 9 7-20-76-17 Palmer's horse hospital at Bovill doctored people, too; Charles Sanderson, Tillie Pelton, and Billy O'Meara on the extreme right 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-19 Early Potlatch logging camp 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-20 Boehl's cabin on Breakfast Creek, Little North Fork Clearwater River; a popular hunting and fishing area for Bovill area people 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-21 Sawing at Elk River mill 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-22 Saw sharpening at Elk River mill 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-23 First Fourth of July at Elk River 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-25 Truck especially outfitted for U.S. Government white pine logging for use in airplanes during World War I; Potlatch Lumber Company 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-27 Inside Morris' Drugstore; Elk River; 1920 1 item 1920 9 7-20-76-28 Staff of company store at Potlatch; 1909; from left: Wilkerson, Morris, Borg, Nickell, Botjer, Adams, Brown, Dart, Comfeter, MacDonald,....Hood 1 item 1909 9 7-20-76-29 Mabelle Morris in front of T.P. Jones' home in Harvard; 1909; for top management not a fancy home 1 item 1909 9 7-20-76-30 Steam threshing crew with cook wagon; 1899; probably near Deary 1 item 1899 9 7-20-76-33 Elk River costume party; 1913-14; with many costumes rented from Spokane 1 item 1913 9 7-20-76-4 Grease monkey on chute; probably around Bovill 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-6 Logging team in woods, probably near Bovill 1 item undated 9 7-20-76-7 Logging team near Helmer; 1919. 1 item 1919 9 7-20-76-8 Team crossing Little Potlatch near Helmer; 1919 1 item 1919 9 7-20-76-9 Top: field of bundled wheat Bottom: horse powered threshing 1 item undated 9 7-31-76-6 Inside Williamson's exhibit tent at the S.E. corner of 5th and Main, Moscow; 1909 1 item 1909 9 8-20-76-3 West side of Main St., south of First St., pioneer Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-23-76-12 Copy of 1914 map showing ice plant and bolling works 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-1 4th grade students on steps of Moscow's first High School 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-12 James Blacker; pioneer Moscow policeman 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-13 Estes Hawley obituary; May 1937 1 item 1937 9 8-28-76-2 Mr. and Mrs. Arnus Beardsley; 60 W.A.; pioneer 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-3 Mrs. H.L. Coats; daughter of the Beardsleys; pioneer portrait 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-4 Mr. H.L. Coats; pioneer portrait 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-5 George Weber obituary 1 item undated 9 8-28-76-7 Sidewalk trestle on Orchard Ave., pioneer Moscow 1 item undated 9 8-30-76-8 Track meet 1 item undated 9 8-30-76-9 William Clyde and ox team 1 item undated 9 8-30-76-9 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #1 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-4 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #1 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-5 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #10 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-3 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #10 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-4 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #2 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-6 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #3 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-7 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #4 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-8 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #4 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-9 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #5 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-10 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #5 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-11 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #6 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-3 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #7 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-2 Clifford Ott's cover for Book #8 1 item undated 9 9-8-76-1 Parade going north on Main St. at 6th St., Moscow; 7-04-07; Butterfield Elder Implement Co. sign on rear grain separator 1 item 1907 9 9-25-76-12 Parade going north on Main St. at 6th St., Moscow; 7-04-07; Butterfield Elder Implement Co. sign on rear grain separator 1 item 1907 9 9-25-76-13 Looking N.E. at Moscow approx. 1905; Shannon place in foreground 1 item 1905 9 9-25-76-8 Looking N.E. at Moscow approx. 1905; Shannon place in foreground 1 item 1905 9 9-25-76-9 Christmas card; Main St., Moscow; looking north from 3rd St.; approx. 1920 1 item 1920 9 10-12-76-10 Christmas card; Main St., Moscow; looking north from 3rd St.; approx. 1920 1 item 1920 9 10-12-76-11 Left: cow nursing a fawn Right: pioneer log cabin at Collins, Idaho 1 item undated 9 10-12-76-4 University of Idaho Mayday celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-1 House; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-1 Methodist Church (Moscow?); from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-1 University of Idaho Administration Building; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-1 Idaho National Harvester buildings; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-1 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-10 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-10 Empire Hardware Co., Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-11 Parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-12 Barton float at 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-13 Royal Neighbors float; 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-14 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-15 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-16 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-17 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-18 4th of July parade on Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen. 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-2 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-2 House; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-2 Idaho National Harvester buildings; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-2 Burn's float; 4th of July parade, Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-3 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-3 House; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-3 4th of July parade, Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-4 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-4 House; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-4 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-5 Grain being pulled by horses past "Hay Grain Flour Woods and Coal" building; 1912 or 1913; from Ella Olesen 1 item undated 9 10-5-76-6 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-6 Horses and bundles of grain in front of the Moscow Commission Co.; 1912 or 1913; from Ella Olesen 1 item undated 9 10-5-76-7 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-7 Horse at 4th of July parade, Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-8 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-8 Float at 4th of July parade, Main St., Moscow; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1912 9 10-5-76-9 University of Idaho May Day celebration; early 1900's; from Ella Olesen 1 item 1900 9 10-5-76-9 Clearwater Press; pioneer Spalding Press 1 item undated 9 11-12-76-13 Holy Bible; Spalding Press, 1845 1 item undated 9 11-12-76-14 Key to the Alphabet; pioneer Spalding Press 1 item undated 9 11-12-76-15 Letter from Hamilton to Mrs. Joe Phillips 1 item undated 9 11-17-76-5 Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. threshing outfit on Sudderth Farm; Cliff rode black team from Tekoa, Wa. home, approx. 1930 1 item undated 9 11-17-76-6 New Courthouse, Moscow; old Courthouse in background 1 item undated 9 12-15-76-10 New Courthouse, Moscow; under construction 1 item undated 9 12-15-76-11 1950 layout plans for new Courthouse, Moscow 1 item undated 9 12-15-76-12 Construction of new Courthouse, Moscow; shows Christian Church 1 item undated 9 12-15-76-13 Gerald Ingle; from the 1931 "Gem" 1 item 1931 9 12-15-76-7 Gerald Ingle; from the 1931 "Gem" 1 item 1931 9 12-15-76-8 Gerald Ingle and Orval Snow being sworn in by Bessie Babcock; Jim Broyles in foreground 1 item undated 9 12-15-76-9 Looking east Main St., Palouse, Wa.; flood 1 item 1933 9 12-28-76-10 Looking N.W. at west part of Palouse; Palouse flood 1 item 1933 9 12-28-76-11 Looking west at west end of Palouse, Wa.; flood 1 item 1933 9 12-28-76-9 Mrs. Earl Olsen's aunts who were twins; from Mrs. Carssow's book 1 item undated 10 1-25-77-1 Sam Crawford and his mail route south of Ilo (Craigmont); 1912 1 item 1912 10 1-25-77-11 German war prisoners; 1944; Latah Co. Museum Soc.; original from Moscow City Library; from Mrs. Carssow's book 1 item 1944 10 1-25-77-2 Mrs. Earl Olsen's aunts who were twins; from Mrs. Carssow's book 1 item undated 10 1-25-77-2 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ramstead 50th anniversary 1 item 1954 10 1-25-77-5 Pioneer harvesting outfit; Troy area? 1 item undated 10 1-25-77-6 Pioneer harvesting outfit; Moscow area; fly nets on horses 1 item undated 10 1-25-77-7 Kooskia; panorama showing Middle Fork and South Fork Clearwater River 1 item undated 10 1-5-77-6 Ruralife March 1976; pioneer outhouses 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-1 Ruralife March 1976; outhouse "stamp" 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-10 Ruralife March 1976; pioneer outhouses 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-11 Ruralife March 1976; pioneer outhouses, cartoon 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-12 Ruralife March 1976; pioneer outhouses 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-13 Ruralife March 1976; Herbert Hoover's outhouse 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-8 Ruralife March 1976; Herbert Hoover's outhouse 1 item 1976 10 2-10-77-9 Pacific homestead, Salem, Ore.; 8-13-08; mower attachment for windrower for peas and lentils 1 item 1908 10 2-15-77-5 W.A. Lauder residence; 122 S. Van Buren, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-15 W.A. Lauder residence; 122 S. Van Buren, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-16 Salon mount 1 item undated 10 3-7-77-10 Salon mount 1 item undated 10 3-7-77-11 Salon mount 1 item undated 10 3-7-77-12 Salon mount 1 item undated 10 3-7-77-13 Salon mount 1 item undated 10 3-7-77-8 Salon mount 1 item undated 10 3-7-77-9 Pioneer Pullman Post Office interior in 1900; John Lobaugh, postmaster; from book 1 item 1900 10 3-13-77-5 Pioneer Pullman Post Office interior in 1900; John Lobaugh, postmaster; from book 1 item 1900 10 3-13-77-6 Pioneer Pullman Post Office interior in 1900; John Lobaugh, postmaster; from book 1 item 1900 10 3-13-77-7 Bunchgrass Historian, Spring 1977; Camas Prairie Railroad Bridge 1 item undated 10 3-19-77-10 Bunchgrass Historian, Spring 1977; page 2: history of Riparia 1 item undated 10 3-19-77-11 Bunchgrass Historian, Spring 1977; Riparia Hotel, 1917, on cover 1 item undated 10 3-19-77-9 Aerial view of University of Idaho, Moscow; 1957 1 item 1957 10 3-25-77-1 Pioneer Blaine area; butchering a hog; Harry Mortensen 1 item undated 10 3-25-77-8 Dr. Marineau clinic, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-10 Dr. Marineau clinic, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-12 Good Samaritan, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-17 Good Samaritan, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-18 Ramstead residence; Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-6 Sam Esplund residence, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-8 Sam Esplund residence, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-6-77-9 Juliaetta; pioneer picture 1 item undated 10 4-9-77-13 Juliaetta; pioneer picture 1 item undated 10 4-9-77-15 Two pictures of threshing machine and horses; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item undated 10 4-29-77-10 Pioneer threshing machine with connecting band; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item undated 10 4-29-77-11 Front of Moscow Library post card; mailed 8-20-10 by Hawkin Melgard 1 item 1910 10 4-29-77-12 Back of Moscow Library post card; mailed 8-20-10 by Hawkin Melgard 1 item 1910 10 4-29-77-13 Miller and Baucher threshers; 9-05-09; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item 1909 10 4-29-77-4 Threshing machine, men standing on bales; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item undated 10 4-29-77-5 Two pictures of threshing machine and horses; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item undated 10 4-29-77-6 Pioneer threshing machine with connecting band; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item undated 10 4-29-77-7 Miller and Baucher threshers; 9-05-09; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item 1909 10 4-29-77-8 Threshing machine, men standing on bales; from Mrs. Ben Smith of Park, Idaho 1 item undated 10 4-29-77-9 Abe Lincoln assassination; April 1865 "New York Herald" newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-8-77-3 Latah Co. Abstract and Title Guarantee Co., Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-8-77-4 Latah Co. Abstract and Title Guarantee Co., Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-8-77-5 Roger Rossebo; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-8-77-6 Gold Dredge Now Digs Dirt; 1-18-59 Spokesman-Review newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 5-14-77-1 Map of Gold Creek area; drawn by Frank Milbert 1 item undated 10 5-14-77-13 Gold Dredge Now Digs Dirt; 1-18-59 Spokesman-Review newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 5-14-77-2 Fallon, Wash. warehouse; 1908; men identified 1 item 1908 10 5-6-77-2 1915 Latah County Fair; Washington Water Power Co. advertisement 1 item 1915 10 6-23-77-10 1915 Latah County Fair; Oberg Bros. Co. advertisement 1 item 1915 10 6-23-77-10 1915 Latah County Fair; O.H. Swarz, tailor, advertisement; George Steltz, funeral director, advertisement 1 item 1915 10 6-23-77-11 1915 Latah County Fair; First Trust and Savings Bank advertisement 1 item 1915 10 6-23-77-12 Hap Moody's birthday; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-2 Snake River 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-3 Moscow Hardware Co. calendar with advertisements; 1911-1912 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-4 Moscow Hardware Co. calendar with advertisements; 1911-1912 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-5 Moscow Hardware Co. calendar with advertisements; 1911-1912 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-6 Moscow Hardware Co. calendar with advertisements. 1 item 1911 10 6-23-77-7 Moscow Hardware Co. calendar with advertisements; 1911-1912 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-8 Pioneer cook house post card; Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 10 6-23-77-9 Idaho Hotel, Moscow, being razed 1 item 1977 10 6-28-77-1 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-1 Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-10 Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-11 Twin Willows Museum 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-12 Idaho Hotel, Moscow, being razed 1 item 1977 10 6-28-77-2 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-2 Idaho Hotel, Moscow, razed; 6-27-77 1 item 1977 10 6-28-77-3 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-3 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-4 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-5 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-6 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-7 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-8 Collins house 1 item undated 10 6-28-77-9 View of Snake River at Lewiston; from Idaho History 1 item 1899 10 6-9-77-2 View of Main St., Lewiston; from Idaho History 1 item 1899 10 6-9-77-3 Lewiston National Bank; from Idaho History 1899 1 item 1899 10 6-9-77-4 View of Kendrick, Idaho; from Idaho History 1 item 1899 10 6-9-77-6 Moscow, looking north from State University Grounds; from Idaho History 1899 1 item undated 10 6-9-77-7 Sand Pit, Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-1 Unidentified panoramic 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-10 Unidentified panoramic 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-2 Unidentified panoramic 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-3 Unidentified panoramic 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-9 Unidentified (people). 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-4 Unidentified (people). 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-5 Unidentified (people). 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-7 Unidentified (people). 1 item undated 10 7-13-77-8 N.P. passenger train on tracks; north end of Troy; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 8-15-77-1 Looking N.W. across D St., Moscow; Rosauer's 1 item undated 10 8-15-77-13 Copy of a 3 part panoramic of the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-1 Water trough at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-1 Old covered wagon at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-10 Center of the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-11 North of the Billy Biggs Farm; Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-13 South of the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-14 Old covered wagon at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-16 Old covered wagon at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-17 fresno at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-18 House location at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-19 Copy of a 3 part panoramic of the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-2 Water trough at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-2 House location at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-20 Fruit trees at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-21 Water trough at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-3 West end of the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-5 Old covered wagon at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-6 Old covered wagon at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-7 Old covered wagon at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 8-23-77-8 Freighting first transformer to Long Lake with 12 horses 1 item 1911 10 8-2-77-1 Mexico Still A Big Problem 1-19-17 bottom half of newspaper clipping; Sergeant Bockmier 1 item undated 10 8-2-77-10 Post card (of church?) from Dick Boyer 1 item undated 10 8-2-77-12 Post card (of church?) from Dick Boyer 1 item undated 10 8-2-77-13 Post card (of church?) from Dick Boyer 1 item undated 10 8-2-77-14 Co. C Idaho National Guard; 2nd Infantry at Coeur d'Alene; 1916 1 item 1916 10 8-2-77-2 Sawmill at Elberton; 5-13-54 newspaper clipping 1 item 1954 10 8-2-77-3 War With Mexico Seems At Hand; 6-23-16 newspaper clipping 1 item 1916 10 8-2-77-5 Ralph Bockmier leaves $150/month job to join Co. C of Coeur d'Alene 1 item 1916 10 8-2-77-6 Gold Creek Mining and Milling Co. advertisement; Paul Bockmier, manager 1 item undated 10 8-2-77-8 Mexico Still A Big Problem 1-19-17 top half of newspaper clipping; Sergeant Bockmier 1 item undated 10 8-2-77-9 Cliff Ott photo; "Senior Citizens Plan Park Picnic" newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-22-77-15 Cliff Ott photo; "Senior Citizens Plan Park Picnic" newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-22-77-16 Charlie Baumgartner in scale room; Genesee Union Warehouse; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-22-77-4 Old Carithers Hospital being repaired; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-22-77-5 Charlie Baumgartner interviewed in newspaper article about Genesee grain harvest 1 item undated 10 9-22-77-6 First Quiet Harvest for Charlie Baumgartner; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-22-77-7 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-10 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-11 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-12 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-13 Water trough at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-14 Water trough at the Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-15 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-2 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-3 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-4 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-5 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-6 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-7 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-8 Billy Biggs Farm; 1977 Clyde Farm; Stevens Spring area; Ken Platt 1 item 1977 10 9-23-77-9 Rosauer's Supermarket, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-1 Looking north of Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-11 Looking N.E. of Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-12 Looking east of Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-13 Cliff Ott copying picture 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-16 Cliff Ott copying picture 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-17 Cliff Ott copying picture 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-18 Rosauer's Supermarket, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-2 N.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow; (Troy Bank) 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-3 N.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow; (Troy Bank) 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-4 U.P. Depot; Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-6 U.P. Depot; Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-7 Shopping center (Rosauer's) on the Moscow-Pullman Highway 1 item undated 10 9-4-77-8 House in pioneer Troy, Idaho; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-10 Reverse side of group of Indians post card; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-12 Park Church and group; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-13 Indian woman in front of teepee; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-14 Ringsage residence; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-15 Ringsage residence; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-16 Second Park School; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-2 Group of Indians post card; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-4 Uniontown Public School; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-5 House in pioneer Troy, Idaho; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-6 House in pioneer Troy, Idaho; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-8 House in pioneer Troy, Idaho; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-15-77-9 Ringsage Farm; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-1 Swenson family members; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-11 Stagecoach leaving Park, Idaho; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-11 Ivor Swenson and big log from the Swenson Farm; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-12 Brothers and deer; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-12 Second Park School and children; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-13 Ivor Swenson and grandchildren; pioneer Park area; from Mrs. Ringsage 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-13 Ringsage Farm; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-2 Ringsage Farm; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-3 Ringsage Farm; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-4 Boulder Creek School; 6-25-1897; Park, Idaho; Edward Swenson: second from left in back row 1 item 1897-06-25 10 10-22-77-4 Ringsage Farm house; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-5 Ringsage Farm well; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-6 Ringsage Farm well; Park, Idaho; 10-16-77 1 item 1977 10 10-22-77-7 Park Cemetery; looking S.E. 1 item undated 10 10-22-77-8 German Lutheran Church; Spotswood 1 item undated 10 11-6-77-21 View from the grade; Lewiston Hill Highway, Lewiston, Idaho 1 item undated 10 11-13-77-12 Pioneer farming; belt drive threshing machine; St. John area 1 item undated 10 11-13-77-16 Almota, Wa.; 1-21-17; Capt. Eckhart collection 1 item 1917 10 11-19-77-1 Applequist School; District 97; pioneer Kendrick 1 item undated 10 11-22-77-15 Bear Ridge Church; Kendrick 1 item undated 10 11-22-77-17 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-1 Washington Water Power sub station; parking lot on Jackson St., Moscow; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-1 Cottonwood Gulch; Lewiston Hill Highway, Lewiston, Idaho 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-10 CCC Camp at crossroads S. of Moscow; 1935; from Idahonian 1 item 1935 10 11-5-77-11 Air view of Lewiston Hill Highway, Lewiston, Idaho 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-11 Herman Wilson and Moscow Fire Chief Carl Smith in the Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. office; from the Idahonian 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-13 Pulling bicycle from Paradise Creek; old fairgrounds; from the Idahonian 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-15 Razing the First Trust and Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; from the Idahonian 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-16 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-2 Latah County Courthouse being razed; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-2 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-3 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-4 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-5 Clinton, Wa. Post Office being razed; 10-29-77 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-6 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-6 David Trail and Les Doyle receiving 4-H awards; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-6 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-7 Tilted streetlight; N. Main St. at A St., Moscow; shows vinegar plant at S.E. corner of B and Main, Moscow; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-7 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-8 Ingles receiving 4-H award; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-8 Clinton Post Office, Clinton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-9 Parade going north on Main St., Moscow, past J.C. Penney's; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 11-5-77-9 Old Church; S.W. corner of 1st and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 11-6-77-12 Farmstead 1 item undated 10 11-6-77-17 Farmstead 1 item undated 10 11-6-77-18 Collecting used tires during World War II; Gallup Yards truck; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 12-1-77-16 Harvey Smith and City Engineer on west 6th St., Moscow; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 12-1-77-14 Looking east at 4th St. in front of Neely's Garage, Moscow; Idahonian picture 1 item undated 10 12-1-77-15 Frank Neely saluting in front of City Street Bus; Moscow; 1940's 1 item 1940 10 12-6-77-11 Warehouse fire (Genesee?); 1940's 1 item 1940 10 12-6-77-15 Warehouse burning; (Genesee?); 1940's 1 item 1940 10 12-6-77-16 1897 map of Moscow; showing churches; buildings numbered; from Koch 1 item 1897 10 1-20-78-15 Pioneer farming; team of horses hitched to a two bottom walking plow (foot burner) 1 item undated 10 1-16-78-1 Moscow Steam Laundry; 1940's; west side of Main St., south of the Fire Station, Moscow 1 item 1940 10 1-20-78-16 Longest trainload of logs going to Potlatch Mill; pioneer 1 item undated 10 1-21-78-3 Henry Evans obituary; 12-31-79 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1979 10 1-21-78-5 Henry Evans obituary; 12-31-79 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1979 10 1-21-78-6 Logging company and railroad; no identification 1 item undated 10 1-21-78-7 John Naylor Farm 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-1 Art Ransom residence; N.W. corner of 6th and Adams, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-11 Former residence of Bessie Walters Babcock; Washington St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-12 Yangel residence; A St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-15 Church on 317 E. 1st St., Moscow; Creative Workshop 1 item 1978 10 1-22-78-16 Church on 317 E. 1st St., Moscow; Creative Workshop 1 item 1978 10 1-22-78-17 Good Samaritan, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-18 John Naylor Farm 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-2 John Naylor Farm 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-3 John Naylor Farm 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-4 Looking N.E. at Moscow from University of Idaho ridge 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-5 Looking N.E. at Moscow from University of Idaho ridge 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-6 S.W. corner of 6th and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-7 S.W. corner of 6th and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-22-78-8 Spokane Inland Empire electric railroad passenger train at Spokane 1 item undated 10 1-28-78-1 Spokane Inland Empire electric railroad passenger train at Spokane 1 item undated 10 1-28-78-2 John L. Naylor Farm; Naylor School in background; snow on the ground 1 item undated 10 1-28-78-4 St. Mary's Parish at Genesee; 58th Annual Fete; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-28-78-5 Looking east on Main St., Genesee; snow on ground. 1 item 1912 10 1-28-78-7 News "60 Years Ago" 1 item undated 10 1-28-78-8 Articles about Genesee in 1888; businesses, etc. 1 item undated 10 1-28-78-9 Bird's eye view of Moscow from University of Idaho. 1 item 1919 10 1-28-78-10 Whitman Co. World War I service men; photo collage 1 item undated 10 1-31-78-10 American Harvester Cider Press; American Village Institute 1 item undated 10 1-31-78-11 Looking north at Joel after timber fire 1 item 1939 10 1-31-78-5 Looking north at Joel 1 item 1939 10 1-31-78-6 Walter School; August 1936; razed 11-11-36 1 item 1936 10 1-31-78-9 Map of Potlatch Ridge, S.E. of Troy; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-6-78-13 The Changing American Family 1978; Lewiston Morning Tribune article 1 item undated 10 1-6-78-14 Adair family photos on panel 1 item undated 10 1-6-78-15 Adair family photos on panel 1 item undated 10 1-6-78-16 Map of Moscow; 1897; from Augustus Koch; north part of Main St. 1 item 1897 10 2-10-78-1 Map of Moscow; 1897; from Augustus Koch; north part showing athletic field (Rosauer's in 1978) 1 item 1897 10 2-10-78-2 Map of Moscow; 1897; from Augustus Koch; south Moscow showing Depot and round house 1 item 1897 10 2-10-78-3 Coach Robert Lee Mathews; from 1925 University of Idaho yearbook 1 item 1925 10 3-10-78-13 Coach Robert Lee Mathews; from 1925 University of Idaho yearbook 1 item 1925 10 3-10-78-14 Coach Robert Lee Mathews; from 1925 University of Idaho yearbook 1 item 1925 10 3-10-78-15 Coach Robert Lee Mathews; from 1925 University of Idaho yearbook 1 item 1925 10 3-10-78-16 Surprise party for C.J. Munson; 1915; guests identified 1 item 1915 10 3-11-78-11 Birthday party for Jerome Day; guests identified 1 item undated 10 3-11-78-12 Party in the garden of the McConnell Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-11-78-13 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-1 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-11 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-12 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-13 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-14 Pioneer horse powered plowing; Naylor Farm; buildings in background 1 item undated 10 3-15-78-14 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-15 Drawing of the first Lutheran Church in Rocky Mountain District; 1878-1889; Genesee Valley 1 item undated 10 3-15-78-15 Pioneer Blaine Church and School 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-16 Blaine Church and School with pupils; 1896; Belle Estes, teacher 1 item 1896 10 3-15-78-16 Pioneer Blaine Church and School 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-17 Pioneer Bovill Opera House; newspaper clipping 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-18 Pioneer Bovill Opera House; newspaper clipping 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-19 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-2 Helmer Store; newspaper clipping 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-20 Helmer Store; newspaper clipping 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-21 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-3 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-4 Two inches of snow; 8:00 a.m.; around 836 Orchard St., Moscow 1 item 1978-03-15 10 3-15-78-5 Pioneer team and buggy with driver; from Laverne Anderson 1 item undated 10 3-29-78-10 Pioneer farm house and oxen; from Laverne Anderson 1 item undated 10 3-29-78-9 Lewiston Grade, past and present; from 10-24-77 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1977 10 3-7-78-1 Peggy Ott's banker 1 item undated 10 3-7-78-14 Aerial view of Lewis Clark College 1 item undated 10 3-7-78-6 Car traveling on the Lewiston Highway up the Grade; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 3-7-78-8 Landscape; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-10 Copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-10 Copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-11 Landscape; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-11 Building; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-13 Landscape; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-13 Copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-14 Horses; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-15 Copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-17 Building; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-6 Copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-7 Landscape; copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-8 Copy from 3 1/4" x 4" glass negatives; from Mansion 1 item undated 10 3-8-78-9 Changes at Naylor Cover 100 Years newspaper article; Idahonian 1 item 1977 10 3-9-78-1 Pioneer railroad map of the Inland Northwest 1 item undated 10 3-9-78-2 Pioneer railroad map of the Palouse 1 item undated 10 3-9-78-3 Looking N.E. at Moscow; from ridge south of U of I, or north of Walenta Drive; shows King house in valley at west end of Taylor A 1 item 1903 10 4-16-78-1 W.A. Gosney; St. John; pioneer horse powered threshing 1 item undated 10 4-16-78-13 Moscow City Band in front of Federal Building/Post Office; 1912 1 item 1912 10 4-19-78-1 Pioneer map showing first apple tree in Latah Co. 1 item undated 10 4-19-78-11 Moscow City Band in front of Federal Building/Post Office; 1912; numbers written on band members 1 item 1912 10 4-19-78-12 Moscow City Band in front of Federal Building/Post Office; 1912; numbers written on band members 1 item 1912 10 4-19-78-13 Cedar trees on tramway at Bovill; pioneer logging 1 item undated 10 4-19-78-13 War Medals of the Allies; from book 1 item undated 10 4-19-78-7 1913 map of Pullman 1 item 1913 10 4-19-78-8 1913 map of Washington State College 1 item 1913 10 4-19-78-9 Pioneer Kendrick panorama; looking north and east 1 item undated 10 4-20-78-10 Pioneer Kendrick panorama; looking east 1 item undated 10 4-20-78-5 Pioneer Kendrick panorama; looking north 1 item undated 10 4-20-78-6 Pioneer Kendrick panorama; looking north and west 1 item undated 10 4-20-78-9 Almon Asbury Lieuallen residence; Almon St., Moscow; built 1884 1 item undated 10 4-29-78-15 Mrs. A.A. Lieuallen riding side saddle 1 item undated 10 4-29-78-16 Palouse Bridge, Viola; certificate from Post Office Department; 1872 1 item 1872 10 4-5-78-1 Palouse Bridge, Viola; certificate from Post Office Department; 1872; very dark negative 1 item 1872 10 4-5-78-5 List of students at Blaine; 1896; Belle Estes Carssow, teacher 1 item 1896 10 4-6-78-13 Moscow City Band; 1912; people numbered 1 item 1912 10 4-6-78-3 Palouse after fire; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 4-6-78-4 Blaine; approx. 1912; buildings numbered 1 item 1912 10 4-6-78-5 Pioneer Blaine Store 1 item undated 10 4-6-78-6 Pioneer threshing outfit with the Blaine Valley in the background 1 item undated 10 4-6-78-8 1926 panoramic of Moscow; looking southeast 1 item 1926 10 5-16-78-8 1926 panoramic of Moscow; looking southeast, Washburn Wilson Seed Co. in center 1 item 1926 10 5-16-78-10 Looking west at Moscow from the Latah County Courthouse; approx. 1909 1 item 1909 10 5-16-78-10 Interior of the Thorn Creek Church; 1938 1 item 1938 10 5-16-78-10 1926 panoramic of Moscow; looking south, old fairgrounds and University of Idaho in distance 1 item 1926 10 5-16-78-11 Idaho First National Bank, Moscow; 1914 1 item 1914 10 5-16-78-11 Looking north at Moscow from the Latah County Courthouse; approx. 1909 1 item 1909 10 5-16-78-12 Idaho First National Bank; S.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-16-78-12 University of Idaho, Moscow; Ridenbaugh Hall. 1 item 1908 10 5-16-78-14 University of Idaho, Moscow; School of Mines and Administration Building. 1 item 1908 10 5-16-78-15 University of Idaho, Moscow; Administration Building and Gym. 1 item 1908 10 5-16-78-16 University of Idaho, Moscow; Mines Building and Morrill Hall. 1 item 1908 10 5-16-78-17 1926 panoramic of Moscow; looking east 1 item 1926 10 5-16-78-6 Looking south at Moscow from the Latah County Courthouse; approx. 1909 1 item 1909 10 5-16-78-7 Looking southwest at Moscow from the Latah County Courthouse; approx. 1909 1 item 1909 10 5-16-78-8 Thorn Creek Mission; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 5-16-78-8 Thorn Creek Church; 1948 1 item 1948 10 5-16-78-9 Hose Cart Co.; 4th of July parade; Main St., Moscow 1 item 1912 10 6-19-78-2 The old Mission of the Sacred Heart; Cataldo, Idaho; post card 1 item undated 10 7-14-78-12 The old Mission of the Sacred Heart; Cataldo, Idaho; history on back of post card 1 item undated 10 7-14-78-13 Interior of the old Mission of the Sacred Heart; Cataldo, Idaho; history on back of post card 1 item undated 10 7-14-78-14 The Hanging Trees sign; location where seven Chinese men were lynched in 1885 for the murder of D.M. Fraser 1 item undated 10 7-14-78-9 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-1 Eden Cemetery; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-10 Eden Cemetery; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-11 Eden Cemetery; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-13 Eden Cemetery; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-14 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-2 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-3 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-5 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-6 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-7 Eden Church; approx. 4 miles west of Palouse on road to Colfax 1 item undated 10 7-23-78-9 Cameron family; from panel at McConnell Mansion 1 item undated 10 8-20-78-1 Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. passenger train; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 8-20-78-15 Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co.'s farm demonstration train at Hooper, Wa.; 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-20-78-16 Morgareidge Woody and Co. advertisement from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 8-25-78-15 Northwest Marble and Granite Works advertisement from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 8-25-78-16 Pioneer buggy; Mrs. Philips and sister 1 item undated 10 8-25-78-7 Pioneer buggy and passengers 1 item undated 10 8-25-78-8 Picture of young Peabody overcoming circumstances; from Mrs. Ruth Bruce's book 1 item undated 10 9-15-78-10 Information about pioneer mail service; from Mrs. Ruth Bruce's book 1 item undated 10 9-15-78-11 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-1 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-10 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-11 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-12 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-13 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-14 Road to H.R. Russell Fruit Orchard 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-15 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-2 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-3 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-4 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-5 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-6 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-7 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-8 Tow boat pushing two barges going upstream past Boyer Park and through Lower Granite Dam locks 1 item undated 10 9-17-78-9 Poplar trees planted in 1871 by Buchanan on the McKenzie homestead 1 item undated 10 9-19-78-16 Poplar trees planted in 1871 by Buchanan on the McKenzie homestead 1 item undated 10 9-19-78-17 Poplar trees planted in 1871 by Buchanan on the McKenzie homestead 1 item undated 10 9-19-78-18 Poplar trees planted in 1871 by Buchanan on the McKenzie homestead 1 item undated 10 9-19-78-19 Poplar trees planted in 1871 by Buchanan on the McKenzie homestead 1 item undated 10 9-19-78-20 Deeston Farm; on previous location of the McKenzie Farm. 1 item 1978 10 9-19-78-21 Fields of winter wheat near Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-23-78-1 Fields of winter wheat near Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-23-78-2 1914 Atlas map of area south of Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-23-78-3 Poplar trees planted in 1871 by Buchanan on the McKenzie homestead 1 item undated 10 9-23-78-4 Pioneer woman portrait; original photograph was 14" x 17"; unidentified 1 item undated 10 9-9-78-1 Hatwai From the Air; newspaper clipping; fill across the Hatwai Creek at the top of the Lewiston Grade 1 item undated 10 9-9-78-16 Pioneer woman portrait; original photograph was 14" x 17"; unidentified 1 item undated 10 9-9-78-2 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-1 Ppioneer Oaksdale flour mill 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-10 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-10 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-11 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-12 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill office 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-13 Pioneer Oaksdale blacksmith shop interior and equipment 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-14 Landscape; going east towards Tekoa 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-15 Landscape; going east towards Tekoa. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-16 Landscape; going east towards Tekoa 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-17 Landscape; going east towards Tekoa 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-18 Landscape; going east towards Tekoa 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-19 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-2 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-3 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-4 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-5 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-6 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-7 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-8 Pioneer Oaksdale flour mill interior and equipment. 1 item undated 10 10-29-78-9 M.P. Miller Flour Mill 1 item undated 10 10-5-78-11 M.P. Miller Flour Mill 1 item undated 10 10-5-78-12 Sheep on the road; Blaine; 1915 1 item 1915 10 10-5-78-14 M.P. Miller Flour Mill; sacks of grain stacked 1 item undated 10 10-5-78-14 M.P. Miller Flour Mill; sacks of grain stacked 1 item undated 10 10-5-78-15 Mark P. Miller Holdings In Area Sold To Grain Growers; Moscow newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 10-5-78-2 Becker haying outfit; pioneer Colton, Wa.; people identified 1 item undated 10 10-5-78-4 Will Develop Bishop Coal Find; Palouse Republic 3-11-10 newspaper clipping 1 item 1910 10 10-5-78-5 Certificate of incorporation for Friendly Neighbors Senior Citizens, Inc.; Moscow 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-10 Russell Fruit Orchard; Abner Russell and his mother at right 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-11 Russell Fruit Orchard; H.R. Russell and family 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-12 Russell Fruit Orchard; fruit in crates packed for market 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-13 Looking down valley toward the Snake River 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-15 Pioneer homestead near Juliaetta; from the McConnell Mansion 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-16 Certificate of incorporation for Friendly Neighbors Senior Citizens, Inc.; Moscow 1 item undated 10 10-7-78-9 Portrait of Angus McKenzie; from North Idaho History 1 item undated 10 11-1-78-1 Charles Hobart threshing; approx. 1882-1885; near Cornwall, Id. 1 item undated 10 11-19-78-12 Blaine; 1915; flock of sheep at crossroads 1 item 1915 10 11-19-78-2 Pioneer Skattaboe Farm; north of railroad track, looking west 1 item undated 10 11-19-78-3 Pioneer Blaine; snow on ground 1 item undated 10 11-19-78-4 Blaine Church and Blaine School; 1943 1 item 1943 10 11-19-78-6 Blaine; unpaved road 1 item undated 10 11-19-78-7 Horse plow outfits on the "Gub" Mix Farm, N.W. of Moscow; 1920 1 item 1920 10 11-19-78-8 Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park advertisement; from booth at the Latah Co. Fair 1 item undated 10 12-11-78-14 Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park advertisement; from booth at the Latah Co. Fair 1 item undated 10 12-11-78-15 Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park advertisement; from booth at the Latah Co. Fair 1 item undated 10 12-11-78-16 Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park advertisement; from booth at the Latah Co. Fair 1 item undated 10 12-11-78-5 Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park advertisement; from booth at the Latah Co. Fair 1 item undated 10 12-11-78-6 Moscow Star Garnet Club drawing 1 item undated 10 12-22-78-10 University of Idaho athletic field; 1920's 1 item 1920 10 12-22-78-12 List of Lena Whitmore's 5 A class; Moscow High School Bldg.; approx. 1911 1 item 1911 10 12-22-78-13 John L. Naylor Farm; from 1978 newspaper clipping 1 item 1978 10 12-22-78-14 Snow on Moscow Mountains; from color slide; green filter 1 item undated 10 12-22-78-15 Snow on Moscow Mountains; from color slide; blue filter 1 item undated 10 12-22-78-16 1962 Genesee Union Warehouse fire; at night 1 item 1962 10 12-22-78-4 Dr. Watkins certificate 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-1 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-1 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-10 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-11 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-12 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-13 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-14 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-15 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-16 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-17 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-18 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-19 Dr. Watkins certificate 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-2 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-2 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-20 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-21 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-22 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-23 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-24 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-25 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-26 Dr. Watkins certificate 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-3 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-3 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-4 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-5 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-6 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-7 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-8 Early 1900's doctor's prescriptions 1 item undated 10 12-2-78-9 Pioneer threshing outfit near Colfax; from Jerry Kimes 1 item undated 10 12-9-78-1 Celilo Falls on the Columbia River; Indian fishing territory; Tribune newspaper clipping; 9-81 1 item 1981 10 12-9-78-12 Sacks piler, used to load grain sacks; man on sacks: Sturdevant's father; from Jerry Kimes 1 item undated 10 12-9-78-2 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-26-79-10 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-26-79-6 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-26-79-7 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-26-79-8 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-26-79-9 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-10 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-11 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-12 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-13 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-14 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-15 Early 1900's Doctor's Prescriptions 1 item undated 10 2-6-79-9 Clifford Ott's Book cover #9 1 item undated 10 7-13-79-4 Clifford Ott's Book cover #9 1 item undated 10 7-13-79-5 Clifford Ott's book cover: Personal 1 item undated 10 7-13-79-6 Clifford Ott's book cover: Personal 1 item undated 10 7-13-79-8 Northern Pacific Engine No. 700; after Kendrick wreck 1 item undated 10 9-23-79-1 60 years after 1899 train wreck; newspaper article 1 item undated 10 10-17-79-12 Laurene Boyer obituary 1 item 1979-09-25 10 10-17-79-3 Helen Weaver obituary 1 item 1979-09-26 10 10-17-79-5 Looking east of Main St., Kendrick. 1 item 1900 10 10-26-79-10 First Kendrick building; footnotes 1 item undated 10 10-26-79-11 Snake River; lower Granite Dam Bridge not open for traffic 1 item undated 10 10-5-79-10 Snake River; lower Granite Dam Bridge not open for traffic 1 item undated 10 10-5-79-7 Snake River; lower Granite Dam Bridge not open for traffic 1 item undated 10 10-5-79-8 Snake River; lower Granite Dam Bridge not open for traffic 1 item undated 10 10-5-79-9 Portrait of Moscow pioneer men; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-1 Names of the Moscow pioneer men pictured in neg. 1; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-10 Names of the Moscow pioneer men pictured in neg. 1; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-11 Pioneer threshing crew; from Howard Buchanon 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-12 Pioneer cookhouse; from Howard Buchanon 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-14 Pioneer School District No. 61 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-15 Washburn Wilson Seed Co. Warehouse; 1926; from a panoramic of Moscow 1 item 1926 10 1-11-80-15 Pioneer St. Joe National Forest lookout station; Avery, 39 M.; photo found in Jess Parker house east of Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-16 Names of the Moscow pioneer men pictured in neg. 1; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 1-11-80-4 Idaho National Harvester; 1909 model; from salon mount 1 item undated 10 1-20-80-2 View of Moscow from the University of Idaho campus; 1910 1 item 1910 10 1-2-80-1 24' Cat International in the fields; driver: Mark P. 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-10 24' Cat International in the fields; driver: Mark P. 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-11 Grain piled at Almota 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-12 Dick Boyer at Lower Granite Dam fish ladder 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-13 Cliff at L.C.H. ice cream social; 1979 1 item 1979 10 1-2-80-5 24' Cat International; driver: Mark P. 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-6 24' Cat International; driver: Mark P. 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-7 24' Cat International in the fields; driver: Mark P. 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-8 24' Cat International in the fields; driver: Mark P. 1 item undated 10 1-2-80-9 Looking northeast at Moscow; shows first Administration Bldg. in corner 1 item 1892 10 1-7-80-12 Looking north at Main St., Moscow; Motter Wheeler Bldg., Blanchard Cigar Store and Freidman Harness Shop 1 item 1901 10 1-7-80-14 Inside pioneer Hodgins Drug, Moscow; Roland Hodgins at left 1 item undated 10 1-7-80-7 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow; approx. 9:00 a.m. 1-09-80; showing 10" of snow that fell during the night 1 item 1980 10 1-9-80-1 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow; approx. 9:00 a.m. 1-09-80; showing 10" of snow that fell during the night 1 item 1980 10 1-9-80-2 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow; approx. 9:00 a.m. 1-09-80; showing 10" of snow that fell during the night 1 item 1980 10 1-9-80-3 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow; approx. 9:00 a.m. 1-09-80; showing 10" of snow that fell during the night 1 item 1980 10 1-9-80-4 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow; approx. 9:00 a.m. 1-09-80; showing 10" of snow that fell during the night 1 item 1980 10 1-9-80-5 Pioneer Washington State photographs from 1980 Frontier Federal Bank calendar 1 item 1980 10 2-21-80-14 Pioneer Washington State photographs from 1980 Frontier Federal Bank calendar 1 item 1980 10 2-21-80-15 Pioneer Washington State photographs from 1980 Frontier Federal Bank calendar 1 item 1980 10 2-21-80-16 Posse and kidnappers; Idaho Governor kidnapped in 1927 1 item 1927 10 2-23-80-10 Fire in the O'Connor Bldg., Moscow; 1-31-53; from Idahonian, Al Hoffman 1 item 1953 10 2-23-80-11 Fire in the O'Connor Bldg., Moscow; 1-31-53; from Idahonian, Al Hoffman 1 item 1953 10 2-23-80-12 Hose cart on Main St., Moscow; Aug. 1960 1 item 1960 10 2-23-80-14 M.F.D. car and ambulance; Main St., Moscow; Aug. 1960 1 item 1960 10 2-23-80-15 The Passing of the Backhouse; poem 1 item undated 10 2-23-80-16 Bergen Farm; pioneer farming; unloading hay with slings 1 item undated 10 2-2-80-14 Bergen Farm; two pioneer men in chairs outdoors 1 item undated 10 2-2-80-15 Bergen Farm; five children 1 item undated 10 2-2-80-16 Map of south Moscow, showing Ott's place: two miles south of 6th St. on east side of Highway 95 1 item undated 10 2-4-80-11 Vinegar plant in Pullman; from Roger Rossebo 1 item undated 10 2-4-80-14 Mike McKinney baseball trophy 1 item undated 10 3-1-80-10 Map of N.E. Moscow in 1897; by Augustus Koch 1 item 1897 10 3-1-80-14 Map of N.E. Moscow in 1897; by Augustus Koch 1 item 1897 10 3-1-80-15 Mike McKinney baseball trophy 1 item undated 10 3-1-80-15 Map of N.E. Moscow in 1897; by Augustus Koch 1 item 1897 10 3-1-80-16 Pioneer street scene in front of drug store (Deary?) 1 item undated 10 3-1-80-5 I.O.O.F. marching south on Main St., Moscow; 4-10-26; "Laying the Cornerstone" ceremony 1 item 1926 10 3-28-80-10 Pioneer group; Roy Naylor in center; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 3-28-80-11 Portrait of a group of pioneer men; Col. Barton in picture; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 3-28-80-12 Portrait of Kittey; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 3-28-80-14 Portrait of Kittey; from Roy Naylor 1 item undated 10 3-28-80-15 I.O.O.F. marching south on Main St., Moscow; 4-10-26; "Laying the Cornerstone" ceremony 1 item 1926 10 3-28-80-9 Spotlight on newspaper carrier Nathan Fox; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-11-80-12 Spotlight on newspaper carrier Nathan Fox; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-11-80-13 Planting trees in pioneer Kendrick City Park 1 item undated 10 4-25-80-10 Planting trees in pioneer Kendrick City Park 1 item undated 10 4-25-80-9 Looking N.E. towards Moscow Mountains from Eisenhower St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-18-80-14 Inside pioneer Troy Saloon 1 item undated 10 5-18-80-11 Barn cupola and pigeons; from Idahonian 1 item undated 10 5-18-80-12 Good Samaritan building, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-18-80-16 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-1 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-10 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow; spraying down trees 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-11 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow; spraying down trees 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-12 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-2 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-3 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-4 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-5 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-6 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-7 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-8 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout in Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-19-80-9 The Ash Crisis: Day 4; 5-21-80 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1980 10 5-22-80-10 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-10 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-10 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-11 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-11 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-13 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-13 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-14 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-14 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-15 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-15 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-16 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-16 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-3 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-4 ASH FALLOUT; 5-19-80 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1980 10 5-22-80-5 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-5 Residents of St. Maries cleaning Mt. St. Helen's ash; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-6 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-6 Resident of Moscow cleaning Mt. St. Helen's ash; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-7 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-8 Mt. St. Helen's ash fallout; 5-21-80 Lewiston Tribune newspaper clipping 1 item 1980 10 5-22-80-9 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-9 Mt. St. Helen's eruption and ash fallout newspaper clippings 1 item undated 10 5-22-80-9 Mary Elizabeth Spalding obituary; Almota; 1941 1 item 1941 10 5-9-80-1 John Platt baling hay near Genesee; late 1890's 1 item 1890 10 5-9-80-10 Lundquist brothers baling hay; near Moscow; 1905 1 item 1905 10 5-9-80-11 Pioneer horsepower threshing; stacking straw 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-12 Pioneer horsepower threshing; stacking straw on pole shed 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-13 Mary Elizabeth Spalding obituary; Almota; 1941 1 item 1941 10 5-9-80-2 Cashup Davis house at Cashup, Wa. 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-4 Cashup Davis Farm at Cashup, Wa. 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-5 At the Old Depot drawing of inside of railway agent's office; from Bill Lemke 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-5 Information about the L.C.C. Memorial Fund started by Peggy Ott 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-6 Information about the L.C.C. Memorial Fund started by Peggy Ott 1 item undated 10 5-9-80-7 Riverboat Jean; Creative Workshop Inc. 1 item undated 10 6-14-80-4 Riverboat Jean; Creative Workshop Inc. 1 item undated 10 6-14-80-5 Riverboat Jean; Creative Workshop Inc. 1 item undated 10 6-14-80-6 Riverboat Jean; Creative Workshop Inc. 1 item undated 10 6-14-80-7 Floyd Trail; shoveling 1 item undated 10 6-22-80-1 Hollywood Camera instructions for use 1 item undated 10 6-22-80-15 Hollywood Camera post card to mail to Encore Camera Co., Hollywood, CA. 1 item undated 10 6-22-80-16 Louise Trail; shoveling 1 item undated 10 6-22-80-2 Hollywood Camera 1 item undated 10 6-22-80-2 Hollywood Camera 1 item undated 10 6-22-80-3 The Day Mt. St. Helen's Blew Her Top; poem by Claudine Marineau, age 10 1 item undated 10 6-2-80-10 Excursion Steamer Idaho on the St. Joe River; built in the Johnson shipyard, Coeur d'Alene; launched 06-20-1903; burned and sank in 1915 1 item undated 10 6-30-80-1 Pioneer St. Joe National Forest lookout; Avery; 39 miles; from Jess Parker house via Melvin DeWitt 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-10 George Orrison Post gravestone 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-10 George Orrison Post gravestone 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-11 Dewey Wardrobe gravestone 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-12 Dewey Wardrobe gravestone 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-13 John Liberg gravestone 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-14 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-15 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-16 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-17 Genesee Union Wholesale Co 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-18 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-19 Pioneer barn northeast of Genesee 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-20 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-3 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-4 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-5 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-6 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-7 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-8 Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 7-17-80-9 Gundar Kjosness obituary; Lewiston Tribune 7-24-80 1 item 1980 10 7-24-80-4 Gundar Kjosness obituary; Lewiston Tribune 7-24-80 1 item 1980 10 7-24-80-5 Pioneer Linder Church and School; photograph and location on map 1 item undated 10 7-24-80-7 Pioneer Linder Church and School; photograph and location on map 1 item undated 10 7-24-80-8 Ode-To-The-Bedpan poem 1 item undated 10 7-2-80-14 Ode-To-The-Bedpan poem 1 item undated 10 7-2-80-15 Ode-To-The-Bedpan poem 1 item undated 10 7-2-80-16 Dr. W.A. Adair portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-1 Dr. J. Harry Einhouse portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-10 Dr. W.W. Watkins portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-14 Dr. C.V. Delapine portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-14 Dr. H.B. Blake portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-15 Dr. C.L. Gritman portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-15 Dr. William K. Jamieson portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-16 Dr. F.L. Barrows portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-16 Dr. J.N. Clarke portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-2 Dr. V.G. Wheeler portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-3 Dr. Armstrong portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-5 Dr. Johan C. Wiik portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-7 Dr. J. Aspray portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-8 Dr. R.C. Coffee portrait; pioneer doctor of Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-5-80-9 Alice Rossebo obituary; 10-06-80 Idahonian 1 item 1980 10 8-13-80-1 Alice Rossebo obituary; 10-06-80 Idahonian 1 item 1980 10 8-13-80-2 Nursing Home Celebrates Fifth Anniversary; 4-29-62 newspaper clipping 1 item 1962 10 8-13-80-3 Washburn Wilson Seed Co. Basketball Team 1 item undated 10 8-13-80-4 Washburn Wilson Seed Co. Basketball Team; names of team members and manager (mascot: Clifford Ott) 1 item 1935 10 8-13-80-6 Washburn Wilson Seed Co. Basketball Team; program. 1 item 1935 10 8-13-80-7 Celebrating Armistice Day; Main St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 9-14-80-2 Concrete block house; S.W. corner of Spotswood and Jefferson, Moscow; house was built about 1910; west of W.A. Lauder brickyard 1 item undated 10 10-16-80-15 Eugene Settle and Abe Goff; 11-11-80 Idahonian 1 item 1980 10 11-14-80-10 Moving the Lang barn, built in 1891; 11-13-80 Idahonian newspaper clipping 1 item 1980 10 11-14-80-14 Rosauer's advertisement; 4-30-62 1 item 1962 10 11-14-80-15 Eugene Settle obituary; 11-17-80 Idahonian 1 item 1980 10 11-14-80-6 Eugene Settle obituary; 11-17-80 Idahonian 1 item 1980 10 11-14-80-9 Idaho National Harvester; combine at Stough's, Pullman 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-1 Idaho National Harvester; close up of gears on combine 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-2 Idaho National Harvester; Chinese harvesting by hand 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-3 Idaho National Harvester; Chinese harvesting by hand 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-4 Idaho National Harvester; 3000 bushels of oats in 3 1/2 days; Howe; Colfax 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-5 Idaho National Harvester; rear view of combine with three horses in front 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-6 Idaho National Harvester; "joyride" at Mountpelier, Idaho 1 item undated 10 11-1-80-7 Idaho National Harvester; first building; 1909 1 item 1919 10 11-1-80-8 Aerial view of wheat field after harvest; eastern Washington 1 item 1972-10-01 10 11-19-80-10 Looking S.E. from an airplane at Steptoe Butte 1 item 1972-10-01 10 11-19-80-11 Looking S.E. from an airplane at Steptoe Butte 1 item 1972-10-01 10 11-19-80-12 Kite flier soaring over recreation area, Steptoe Butte; 1975 1 item 1975 10 11-19-80-13 Aerial view of wheat field after harvest; west of Colfax 1 item 1972-10-01 10 11-19-80-9 Thanksgiving Dinner at the McKinneys; copies of color pictures 1 item undated 10 11-27-80-3 Thanksgiving Dinner at the McKinneys; copies of color pictures 1 item undated 10 11-27-80-4 Thanksgiving Dinner at the McKinneys; copies of color pictures 1 item undated 10 11-27-80-5 Thanksgiving Dinner at the McKinneys; copies of color pictures 1 item undated 10 11-27-80-6 Idaho National Harvester; from Gainford Mix book; two pioneer farming scenes 1 item undated 10 11-8-80-10 Idaho National Harvester; from Gainford Mix book; closeup 1 item undated 10 11-8-80-11 Idaho National Harvester in the field; from Gainford Mix book 1 item undated 10 11-8-80-13 Idaho National Harvester; 1906-1907; from Gainford Mix book 1 item undated 10 11-8-80-14 Idaho National Harvester; from Gainford Mix book; pioneer farming scene 1 item undated 10 11-8-80-16 Idaho National Harvester; from Gainford Mix book 1 item undated 10 11-8-80-9 Aerial view of stacks of wheat at Lewiston; Sept. 1980; newspaper clipping 1 item September 1980 10 11-9-80-1 Remodeled Christian Church, N.E. corner of 5th and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 11-9-80-2 First Regiment; Washington State College cadets and "largest flag in the world" 1 item undated 10 11-9-80-4 Preparing to pave Main St., Moscow; 1912 1 item 1912 10 11-9-80-7 Aerial view of Moscow; approx. 1950 1 item 1950 10 12-10-80-10 Washburn Wilson Seed Co. Warehouse; approx. 1960 1 item 1960 10 12-10-80-11 Washburn Wilson Seed Co. Warehouse; approx. 1960 1 item 1960 10 12-10-80-12 Aerial view of Moscow; approx. 1950 1 item 1950 10 12-10-80-9 Looking south at Troy; 1891 1 item 1891 10 12-12-80-12 Roger Rossebo display at the Pullman Library 1 item undated 10 12-17-80-1 Roger Rossebo display at the Pullman Library 1 item undated 10 12-17-80-2 Roger Rossebo display at the Pullman Library 1 item undated 10 12-17-80-3 Roger Rossebo display at the Pullman Library 1 item undated 10 12-17-80-4 Roger Rossebo display at the Pullman Library 1 item undated 10 12-17-80-5 Roy Chatters display at the Pullman Library 1 item undated 10 12-17-80-6 Potlatch Mercantile Co. selling force and delivery wagons 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-1 Lange house and barn; Genesee; 1909 1 item 1909 10 12-1-80-11 Lange house; Chris Lange, owner 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-12 Child's portrait by C.M. Duvall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-2 World War I veterans of Whitman County; photos 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-4 Kendrick after flood; pack train in foreground 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-5 World War I veterans of Whitman County; identification of veterans 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-5 World War I veterans of Whitman County; photos 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-6 World War I veterans of Whitman County; photos 1 item undated 10 12-1-80-7 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-1 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-10 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-11 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-12 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-13 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-14 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-15 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-16 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-17 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-18 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-19 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-2 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-20 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-21 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-22 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-23 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-24 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-25 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-26 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-27 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-28 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-29 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-3 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-30 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-31 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-32 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-33 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-34 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-35 Hee Haw on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-36 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-4 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-5 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-6 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-7 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-8 Elk on channel 7; black and white television 1 item undated 10 12-23-80-9 Pioneer family; from Everett Hagen 1 item undated 10 12-2-80-10 Pioneer family; from Everett Hagen 1 item undated 10 12-2-80-11 Pioneer family portrait; from Everett Hagen 1 item undated 10 12-2-80-13 View of Main St., Troy, from school grounds; 1915; post card 1 item 1915 10 12-2-80-13 V.F.W. Chaplain's Prayer 1 item undated 10 12-30-80-12 V.F.W. Chaplain's Prayers; Veterans Day Prayer, Benediction, Prayer of Thanks 1 item undated 10 12-30-80-13 V.F.W. Chaplain's Prayers; Veterans Day Prayer, Benediction, Prayer of Thanks 1 item undated 10 12-30-80-14 Earl Sawyer driving six horses at fairgrounds; north of 6th St. and west of the Railroad tracks; 1930's 1 item undated 10 1-1-81-6 Taney Post Office application to move P.O.; 1901 1 item 1901 10 2-12-81-1 Taney Post Office application to move P.O.; 1901 1 item 1901 10 2-12-81-2 Taney Telephone Co. Stock Certificate 1 item undated 10 2-12-81-4 Mail wagon, Bob Fraser and hose 1 item undated 10 2-12-81-5 Aerial view of N. E. Moscow; approx. 1950 1 item 1950 10 3-10-81a-11 Harvesting scene 1 item undated 10 3-10-81a-5 Harvesting scene 1 item undated 10 3-10-81a-6 William J. McConnell (1839-1925) (Governor of Idaho, 1893-1897; U.S. Senator, 1890-1891), Capt. of Vigilantes. 1 item 1864 10 3-10-81a-6 Looking S. E. at Moscow; 1980 1 item 1980 10 3-10-81a-7 McConnell Mansion; Mrs. McConnell and two daughters 1 item undated 10 3-10-81a-8 Deary; Gov. Alexander on porch 1 item 1917 10 3-10-81b-1 Irving School, Moscow (from Al Hoffman) 1 item undated 10 3-10-81b-3 Aerial view of N. E. Moscow; approx. 1950 1 item 1950 10 3-10-81a-10 Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item 1981-03-22 10 3-21-81-10 Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item 1981-03-22 10 3-21-81-11 Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item 1981-03-22 10 3-21-81-14 Gritman Hospital, Moscow 1 item 1981-03-22 10 3-21-81-15 Gritman Hospital, Moscow; taken in morning 1 item 1981-03-21 10 3-21-81-3 Gritman Hospital, Moscow; taken in morning 1 item 1981-03-21 10 3-21-81-4 Evangelist Rev. Oscar Lowry 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-11 Professor George Moody, Musical Director 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-12 Newspaper article about revival meetings 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-13 Riverboat Jean from 8x10" picture 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-14 Riverboat Jean from 8x10" picture 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-15 Riverboat Jean from 8x10" picture 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-16 Baptist Church and plaque (Moscow's first church) 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-5 Presbyterian Church and Courthouse 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-6 First Methodist Church, S.W. corner of 6th and Jefferson; Moscow 1 item undated 10 4-10-81-7 Inside First Catholic Church, Moscow 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-11 Exterior of the First Catholic Church, Moscow (original) 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-12 The Columbia Conference 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-13 First Methodist Church; S.W. corner of 6th and Jefferson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-14 School group from Mrs. Sampson; by Ott 1 item 1981-08-21 10 4-24-81-15 Swedish Lutheran Church, Moscow; 1906 Souvenir Programme 1 item 1906 10 4-24-81-2 Swedish Lutheran Church, Moscow; 1906 Souvenir Programme 1 item 1906 10 4-24-81-3 First Catholic Church, Moscow; corrected background 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-5 Swedish Lutheran Church (The Old Church) 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-5 First Catholic Church, Moscow; corrected background 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-6 History of the Swedish Lutheran Church 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-6 Swedish Lutheran Church 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-7 Moscow; 1883; showing McConnell Mansion 1 item 1883 10 4-24-81-8 History of the Swedish Lutheran Church 1 item undated 10 4-24-81-9 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-1 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-10 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-11 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-12 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-14 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-15 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-16 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-2 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-3 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-4 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-6 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-7 Pioneer equipment arranged for sale on April 27 and 28, 1981. 1 item 1981 10 4-26-81-8 McConnell Bldg. when occupied by Williamson's; Cafe sign 1 item undated 10 4-2-81-12 Teddy Roosevelt speaking at U of I 1 item 1911-04-10 10 4-2-81-2 Teddy Roosevelt speaking at U of I 1 item 1911-04-10 10 4-2-81-3 Spokane Inland Empire RR Co.; arrived in Moscow 1908 1 item undated 10 4-2-81-4 Spokane Inland Empire RR Co.; freight train after 1908 1 item undated 10 4-2-81-5 Werner Pohle obituary; newspaper clipping 1981 1 item 1981 10 4-7-81-10 Guy Thomas threshing outfit; 1910 1 item 1910 10 4-7-81-11 Bessie Babcock portrait 1 item undated 10 4-7-81-7 Werner Pohle obituary; newspaper clipping 1981 1 item 1981 10 4-7-81-9 Pioneer newspaper ads of Palouse businesses; 1889-1890 1 item 1889 10 5-1-81-6 Pioneer newspaper ads of Palouse businesses; 1889-1890 1 item 1889 10 5-1-81-7 Pioneer newspaper ads of Palouse businesses; 1889-1890 1 item 1889 10 5-1-81-8 Pioneer newspaper ads of Palouse businesses; 1889-1890 1 item 1889 10 5-1-81-9 Lutheran Church 1 item undated 10 5-5-81-1 Panoramic of Christian Church group 1 item undated 10 5-8-81-10 Panoramic of Christian Church group 1 item undated 10 5-8-81-11 Christian Church group 1 item undated 10 5-8-81-12 Christian Church group 1 item undated 10 5-8-81-13 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats in the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-1 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-10 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-11 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-12 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-13 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-14 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-15 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-16 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-17 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-18 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-19 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats in the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-2 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-20 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-21 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats in the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-3 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats in the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-4 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats in the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-5 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-6 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-7 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-8 Fritz Timmen book "Blow for the Landing" (1975) Riverboats of the West 1 item undated 10 6-20-81-9 Atwater Lake; from Gerald Ingle 1 item undated 10 7-9-81-1 How to fold the flag of the U.S. (for casket) 1 item undated 10 7-9-81-2 Formation for military funeral at cemetery 1 item undated 10 7-9-81-3 First Presbyterian Church, Moscow; with third wing added 1 item undated 10 8-3-81-5 First Presbyterian Church, Moscow; with two wings added 1 item undated 10 8-3-81-6 First Presbyterian Church, Moscow; brick church 1 item undated 10 8-3-81-7 First Presbyterian Church, Moscow; 1955 1 item 1955 10 8-5-81-1 First Presbyterian Church, Moscow; 1955 1 item 1955 10 8-5-81-2 Door of First Presbyterian Church, Moscow; 1955 1 item 1955 10 8-5-81-3 Logs in Palouse River, Wa.; 1907 1 item 1907 10 8-9-81-4 Palouse, Wa. business section after 1888 fire 1 item 1888 10 8-9-81-5 Loaded grain wagon on Main St., Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-9-81-6 Palouse, Wa.; 1896; west end of town, Gold Hill in distance 1 item 1896 10 8-9-81-7 George O'Conner family 1 item undated 10 8-9-81-8 Camell Short; S.E. corner 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-15-81-10 Taney P.O.; farmhorse outfits hauling grain 1 item undated 10 9-15-81-11 Washburn-Wilson Seed Co.; first cello bag units 1 item undated 10 9-15-81-7 Mrs. Rossebo hauling wheat; August 1981 1 item 1981 10 9-15-81-9 Veterans at St. Maries; Decoration Day, 1919 1 item 1919 10 9-26-81-1 Cozy Cove Farm (Munson farm); map from Latah Co. Atlas 1 item undated 10 10-28-81-12 Cozy Cove Farm (Munson farm); map from Latah Co. Atlas 1 item undated 10 10-28-81-13 Charles (Chas) Munson 1 item undated 10 10-28-81-11 West side of Main St., Moscow; by Ott; 1981 1 item 1981 10 10-30-81-10 Bucking horses at Kennedy Ford; from Mrs. Edith Freeman 1 item undated 10 11-14-81-14 Bucking horses at Kennedy Ford; from Mrs. Edith Freeman 1 item undated 10 11-14-81-15 Lola Clyde and pie; 1981 newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 11-25-81-1 Theodore (Ted) Sherman obituary; 1981 newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 11-25-81-12 George Bingman; Armistice Day, 1981; newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 11-25-81-2 Cliff and Peggy Ott; 1981 newspaper article by Gracie Wicks 1 item 1981 10 11-25-81-3 G. A. R. Convention; 1895 1 item 1895 10 11-25-81-5 George Bingman and Eugene Settle; Memorial Day, 1979; newspaper clipping 1 item 1979 10 11-25-81-6 Biography of Hawley and Jameson for N. F. W. 1 item undated 10 11-27-81-1 Armistice Day; Fourth St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 11-27-81-10 Armistice Day; Fourth St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 11-27-81-11 Biography of Hawley and Jameson for N. F. W. 1 item undated 10 11-27-81-2 Mark Rowland obituary; 1981 newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 11-27-81-5 Mark Rowland obituary; 1981 newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 11-27-81-6 Armistice Day; Fourth St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 11-27-81-6 Armistice Day; Fourth St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 11-27-81-7 Armistice Day; Fourth St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 11-27-81-8 Armistice Day; Fourth St., Moscow 1 item 1918 10 11-27-81-9 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-1 Remodeled Danish Lutheran Church; 317 E. First St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 11-30-81-10 Robyn Albertson obituary; newspaper clipping 1 item 1981-11-27 10 11-30-81-11 Robyn Albertson obituary; newspaper clipping 1 item 1981-11-27 10 11-30-81-12 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-2 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-3 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-4 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-5 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-6 First Russell School in Moscow; built 1884 1 item undated 10 11-30-81-6 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-7 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-8 McKinney family Thanksgiving 1 item 1981-11-26 10 11-30-81-9 Lower side of Potlatch Lumber Co. Dam at Elk River 1 item undated 10 12-15-81-3 View of Elk River mill and town; about 1921; from Caroline Ott 1 item 1921 10 12-15-81-4 Moscow High School; built 1891; photocopy of the first picture? 1 item 1891 10 1-30-82-1 W. J. Bryan Cargill (WW I vet) obituary; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-8-82-1 Trestle at Viola; 1973 newspaper clipping 1 item 1973 10 1-8-82-11 Carl Swenson and bench, Moscow; 1981 newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 1-8-82-12 L.C.C. Memorial Fund; 1981 newspaper clipping 1 item 1981 10 1-8-82-13 Neighborhood group; Francis Talbott 1 item undated 10 1-8-82-2 Neighborhood group; Verna Hill 1 item undated 10 1-8-82-3 Julia Moore residence; S.E. corner of D and Howard, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-18-82-1 N. F. W. property south of S. Palouse road 1 item undated 10 6-11-82-4 N. F. W. property south of S. Palouse road 1 item undated 10 6-11-82-5 N. F. W. property south of S. Palouse road 1 item undated 10 6-11-82-6 Lewiston; after first interstate bridge was built 1 item undated 10 6-7-82-10 New interstate bridge, Lewiston; by Ott. 1 item 1982-05-21 10 6-7-82-12 New interstate bridge, Lewiston; by Ott. 1 item 1982-05-21 10 6-7-82-13 Lewiston and Clarkston panoramic; 1907 1 item 1907 10 8-26-82-3 Lewiston and Clarkston panoramic; 1907 1 item 1907 10 8-26-82-4 Lewiston and Clarkston panoramic; 1907 1 item 1907 10 8-26-82-5 Dr. Gritman and child 1 item undated 10 8-26-82-8 O.R.N. Roundhouse; W.A. Lauder warehouse; M. P. engine 1 item undated 10 9-24-82-10 N. P. Engine; Union Passenger Depot at Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-24-82-11 Courthouse at Lewiston; 1800's 1 item 1800 10 10-21-82-1 Courthouse at Lewiston; 1800's 1 item 1800 10 10-21-82-11 Jail entrance at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 10-21-82-12 Jail at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 10-21-82-2 Letter asking that the Courthouse be moved from Lewiston to Moscow; 1883 1 item undated 10 10-21-82-6 Entrance to Lewiston from the north 1 item undated 10 10-21-82-7 Push binder S. of Pullman; John Crithfield 1 item 1917 10 1-1-83-1 Lumber mill; five miles S. of Troy 1 item undated 10 1-1-83-2 Threshing outfit 1 item undated 10 1-1-83-9 Morrill Hall; Hose Cart Fire Station 1 item undated 10 6-11-83-1 W.S.C. Administration Bldg; about 1910 1 item 1910 10 6-11-83-10 Southwest Moscow, looking north; about 1910 1 item 1910 10 6-11-83-11 Potlatch Lumber Co. at Elk River; 1912 1 item 1912 10 6-11-83-12 Morrill Hall; Hose Cart Fire Station 1 item undated 10 6-11-83-2 W.S.C. with snow; 1910; by Burns 1 item 1910 10 6-11-83-9 Elk River; 1910 1 item 1910 10 6-1-83-1 Potlatch Lumber Co. Mill at Elk River; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 6-1-83-2 Elk River; 1912 1 item 1912 10 6-1-83-3 Elk River and Potlatch Lumber Co. Mill; 1913 1 item 1913 10 6-1-83-4 Jockheck Meat Market, Elk River; 1915 1 item 1915 10 6-1-83-5 Pack train in the street of Elk River 1 item undated 10 6-1-83-6 May Day celebration at Elk River School; 1920; Catholic Church 1 item 1920 10 6-1-83-7 Construction on a new church for Elk River 1 item undated 10 6-1-83-8 Elk River Print Shop; William Marineau, owner; 1925 1 item 1925 10 6-1-83-9 Peggy in garden; 8-06-83 1 item 1983 10 8-1-83-2 Peggy in garden; 8-06-83 1 item 1983 10 8-1-83-3 Peggy in garden; 8-06-83 1 item 1983 10 8-1-83-4 Style over fence and school 1 item undated 10 8-1-83-6 Hudson 1 item undated 10 9-10-83-10 Neely and Sons 1 item undated 10 9-10-83-11 Neely and Sons 1 item undated 10 9-10-83-12 Hudson 1 item undated 10 9-10-83-9 Mike and "You're the Most Mike" sign 1 item undated 10 9-30-83-17 Looking west across Main at 4th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-30-83-18 North side of 4th St. between Main and Washington, Moscow; City Hall 1 item undated 10 9-30-83-20 McKinney house 1 item undated 10 9-30-83-3 N. P. Depot 1 item undated 10 9-30-83-6 North side of 8th Street, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-30-83-7 Inside George Weber's Harness Shop, Moscow 1 item undated 10 11-1-83-12 Enlargement of McConnell Mansion 1 item undated 10 11-10-83-1 Kenworthy Theater, Moscow 1 item undated 10 11-10-83-10 University of Idaho campus; 1906 1 item 1906 10 11-10-83-8 Inside Passenger Depot 1 item undated 10 11-1-83-10 Veteran's Day, 1983; Bingman and Roy; newspaper clipping 1 item 1983 10 11-1-83-11 Veteran's Day, 1983; Bingman and Roy; newspaper clipping 1 item 1983 10 11-1-83-2 Inside Passenger Depot 1 item undated 10 11-1-83-3 Rock musician; from Mike McKinney 1 item undated 10 11-2-83-10 Rock band; from Mike McKinney 1 item undated 10 11-2-83-11 Ferry at Wawawai 1 item 1909 10 11-2-83-5 Moscow; 1911 1 item 1911 10 11-2-83-7 Rock musician; from Mike McKinney 1 item undated 10 11-2-83-9 Salon mount with eight pictures of Moscow; 1900-1975 1 item undated 10 12-7-83-11 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-1 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-10 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-11 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-2 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-3 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-4 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-5 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-6 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-7 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-8 Lewiston Grade; taken 9-24-84 4:30 p.m. 1 item 1984 10 1-1-84-9 Dr. and Mrs. Leitch; about 1932 1 item 1932 10 1-30-84-1 Potlatch street scene; early 1910's; company store sale 1 item 1910 10 1-30-84-2 Pioneer members of Elks Lodge; names and ages; 1973 newspaper clipping 1 item 1973 10 1-30-84-3 Inside David's Store; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 2-2-84-8 Peggy; taken 2-24-84 1 item 1984 10 2-24-84-1 Inland R.R. tracks to Estes 1 item undated 10 2-24-84-10 Stage on Main St., Lewiston; 1890's 1 item 1890 10 2-2-84-2 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-10 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-11 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-12 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-13 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-14 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-15 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-16 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-17 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-18 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-19 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-2 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-2 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-20 Engine No. 1 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-21 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-3 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-3 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-3 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-4 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-5 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-5 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-6 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-6 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-7 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-7 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-8 Monument in memory of William Deary, Potlatch. 1 item undated 10 2-4-84-9 Bridge across Snake River at Central Ferry 1 item undated 10 3-10-84-1 View of Almota Grain Elevators from Spaulding Cemetery; 1974; by Ott 1 item 1974 10 3-16-84-3 Ilia, Wash.; 1968 1 item 1968 10 3-16-84-4 Penewawa before flood; 1930's 1 item 1930 10 3-16-84-5 Looking north across the Snake River at Riparia; 1968 1 item 1968 10 3-16-84-6 Bridge at Riparia being razed; 1969 1 item 1969 10 3-16-84-7 Bridge at Riparia being razed; 1969 1 item 1969 10 3-16-84-8 New bridge at Central Ferry being built; photo by O. Crooks 1 item undated 10 3-16-84-9 Moscow Livery Stable, S.E. corner of 4th and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-8-84-12 Unidentified 1 item undated 10 8-12-84-11 Unidentified 1 item undated 10 8-12-84-12 Randall combine outfit 1 item undated 10 8-12-84-7 Gritman Hospital postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-10 Inland Hospital postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-11 Electric Passenger Train and Depot postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-12 Main St., Moscow postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-4 Main St., Moscow postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-5 Main St., Moscow postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-6 University of Idaho campus postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-7 First Moscow High School postcard; approx. 1910 1 item 1910 10 8-1-84-8 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-1 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-10 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-11 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-12 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-13 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-14 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-2 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-3 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-4 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-5 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-6 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-7 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-8 Pioneer Palouse, Wa. 1 item undated 10 8-28-84-9 Cook house; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 8-29-84-1 Steam engine powered threshing scene near Colfax; 1920's 1 item 1920 10 8-29-84-2 Load of hay at the Roy Naylor farm; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 8-29-84-3 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-1 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-2 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-3 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-4 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-5 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-6 Riverboat Jean at Lewiston 1 item undated 10 9-11-84-7 Pea duster in Genesee area; from Genesee Union Wholesale Co. 1 item undated 10 10-29-84-1 Looking N.E. at Moscow; from John Lendke of Genesee 1 item 1924 10 12-5-84-1 Restoration of statue at U of I by armless Lewiston man; 1984 newspaper clipping 1 item 1984 10 12-5-84-11 Looking N.E. at Moscow; from John Lendke of Genesee 1 item 1924 10 12-5-84-2 Three Forks Museum; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-85-10 Three Forks Museum; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-85-11 Three Forks Museum; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-85-12 Change of ownership of Moscow, Idaho Seed Co.; 1985 newspaper clipping 1 item 1985 10 1-1-85-16 David McKinney; 1985 newspaper clipping 1 item 1985 10 1-1-85-6 David McKinney; 1985 newspaper clipping 1 item 1985 10 1-1-85-7 Live music at the Wooden Nickel, Palouse; 1984 newspaper clipping 1 item 1984 10 1-1-85-8 Roger Rossebo 1 item undated 10 1-1-85-9 Second Collins School and pupils; school had indoor plumbing 1 item undated 10 3-17-85-1 Spokane river boat; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-10 Old Collins School, Whitman Co., Wa. 1 item undated 10 3-17-85-3 N.P. Passenger Train; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-3 Russell Emerson School; 1906 1 item 1906 10 3-17-85-4 N.P. Passenger Train; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-4 Main St., Lewiston, showing streetcar; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-5 Almota river boat; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-6 Annie Faxon river boat; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-7 Twin Cities river boat; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-8 Lewiston river boat; Lewiston Tribune; 03-03-85 1 item 1985 10 3-17-85-9 Runkel's Chocolate Candy Bar wrapper 1 item undated 10 5-15-85-10 Runkel's Chocolate Candy Bar wrapper 1 item undated 10 5-15-85-11 Grant McCann and Co. Wholesale Commission Merchants 1 item undated 10 5-15-85-13 Russell School, Irving School and Moscow High School, Moscow; postcard mailed to Bovill 1 item undated 10 5-15-85-15 Ellen Johnston, new county clerk; 1985 news clipping 1 item 1985 10 5-15-85-6 Ellen Johnston being sworn in for county clerk; 1985 news clipping 1 item 1985 10 5-15-85-7 Felix Warren Stage Coach at Garfield; part of panoramic 1 item undated 10 6-1-85-18 Felix Warren Stage Coach at Garfield; part of panoramic 1 item undated 10 6-1-85-19 Roy Naylor newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 6-1-85-7 Roy Naylor newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 6-1-85-9 Pioneer threshing outfit; from Roy Whalters 1 item undated 10 7-17-85-19 Pioneer Pullman; from Roger Rossebo 1 item undated 10 7-17-85-7 Pioneer Pullman; from Roger Rossebo 1 item undated 10 7-17-85-9 Levi Rossebo in doorway of cookhouse 1 item undated 10 7-21-85-15 Lumber, Sash and Door Store at Elk River; owner: Tobison 1 item undated 10 7-5-85-10 Lumber, Sash and Door Store at Elk River; owner: Tobison 1 item undated 10 7-5-85-12 Potlatch Lumber Co. Mill Pond Dam at Elk River 1 item undated 10 7-5-85-13 Potlatch Lumber Co. Mill Pond at Elk River; containing 1,110,000 ft. of logs 1 item undated 10 7-5-85-15 Sage Hen (train) at Washtucna, 1914; 1971 newspaper clipping 1 item 1914 10 7-5-85-15 Construction in Elk River for a new church 1 item undated 10 7-5-85-16 W.G. McConnell and partners, Moscow, Idaho territory document 1 item undated 10 7-5-85-16 Receiver's Sale, 11-07-10; Moscow Nat'l Bank, McConnell Bldg., Moscow 1 item 1910 10 7-5-85-17 Receiver's Sale, 11-07-10; Moscow Nat'l Bank, McConnell Bldg., Moscow 1 item 1910 10 7-5-85-18 Myklebust store at Elk River; 1920 1 item 1920 10 7-5-85-7 Myklebust store at Elk River; 1920 1 item 1920 10 7-5-85-9 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-1 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-10 W.I. and M. Depot at Potlatch 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-11 W.I. and M. Depot at Potlatch 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-12 Residence in site of razed mill 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-13 Residence in site of razed mill 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-14 Distant view of Aslin Finch Whse. 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-15 Distant view of Aslin Finch Whse. 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-16 View looking east of mill razed at Potlatch 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-17 Damaged in processing 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-18 Damaged in processing 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-19 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-2 Damaged in processing 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-20 Damaged in processing 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-21 Sewage pond 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-22 Potlatch Whse. Flathouse collapses; news clipping 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-24 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-3 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-4 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-5 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-6 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-7 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-8 Aslin Finch Whse. Flathouse 1 item undated 10 9-4-85-9 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-10 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-11 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-12 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-4 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-5 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-6 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-7 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-8 Lewiston area 1 item undated 10 10-1-85-9 Plowing on the A.P. Miller farm; near Thornton, Wa. 1 item undated 10 11-19-85-12 Scarf in dark room 1 item undated 10 1-28-86-14 Scarf in dark room 1 item undated 10 1-28-86-16 Scarf in dark room 1 item undated 10 1-28-86-17 Waha General Store, Lewiston; salon at left; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-28-86-18 Main St., Lewiston; early 1900's; showing streetcar 1 item 1900 10 1-28-86-7 Main St., Lewiston; early 1900's; showing streetcar 1 item 1900 10 1-28-86-7 Logging truck wreck near Elk River 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-1 Logging truck wreck near Elk River 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-10 Logging truck wreck near Elk River 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-12 Three Forks Museum 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-14 Three Forks Museum 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-16 The Lolo Indian Trail map 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-19 Logging truck wreck near Elk River 1 item undated 10 2-15-86-2 Felix Warren driving stage at Colfax 1 item undated 10 2-20-86-1 Susie Decker Lands; youngest 1 item undated 10 2-20-86-9 Map of Woodfell area from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 2-28-86-1 Woodfell; 1890's 1 item 1890 10 2-28-86-11 Map of Woodfell area from Latah Co. map 1 item undated 10 2-28-86-2 Jimmy Johnston House; S.E. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; 1890's 1 item 1890 10 3-8-86-13 Troy in the early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 3-19-86-1 Main Street, Troy; about 1891 1 item 1891 10 3-19-86-2 Johanson Mill in pioneer Nora area 1 item undated 10 3-19-86-3 Woodfell P.O. with sign; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 3-19-86-6 Woodfell P.O. with sign; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 3-19-86-7 Looking S.E. at Moscow in 1907; after Red Light Houses moved to make room for Spokane Inland Electric R.R. 1 item 1907 10 3-8-86-10 Looking S.E. at Moscow before 1897; shows Red Light Houses on A Street 1 item 1897 10 3-8-86-7 Looking S.E. at Moscow before 1897; shows Red Light Houses on A Street 1 item 1897 10 3-8-86-8 Looking S.E. at Moscow in 1907; after Red Light Houses moved to make room for Spokane Inland Electric R.R. 1 item 1907 10 3-8-86-9 Rosauers and Drug Fair, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-1 Looking north across Sunset Memorial Gardens 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-10 Looking north across Sunset Memorial Gardens 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-11 Looking north across Sunset Memorial Gardens 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-12 Looking west at Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-13 Looking west at Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-14 Looking west at Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-15 Looking west at shopping mall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-16 Looking west at shopping mall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-17 Looking west at shopping mall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-18 Looking west at shopping mall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-19 Rosauers and Drug Fair, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-2 Looking west at shopping mall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-20 Rosauers and Drug Fair, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-3 Looking west on 4th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-5 Looking west on 4th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-6 Looking west on 4th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-7 Looking west on 4th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-8 Looking west on 4th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-1-86-9 Pioneer Troy 1 item undated 10 5-2-86-10 Pioneer Troy 1 item undated 10 5-2-86-11 Pioneer Troy 1 item undated 10 5-2-86-12 Sacked wheat piled outside; pioneer Troy 1 item undated 10 5-2-86-8 Sacked wheat piled outside; pioneer Troy 1 item undated 10 5-2-86-9 Looking west at Rosauers and Drug Fair, Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-10 Looking west at Rosauers and Drug Fair, Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-11 New housing project (Good Samaritan) 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-12 New housing project (Good Samaritan) 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-13 West side of Main from 3rd, Moscow; approx. 1906 1 item 1906 10 8-26-86-14 West side of Main from 3rd, Moscow; approx. 1906 1 item 1906 10 8-26-86-15 First Security Bank; 3rd and Main, Moscow; 1975 1 item 1975 10 8-26-86-19 N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; First Security Bank 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-3 N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; First Security Bank 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-4 N.W. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow; First Security Bank 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-5 West side of Main St. from N. 3rd St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-6 West side of Main St. from S. 3rd St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-7 West side of Main St. from S. 3rd St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-8 Looking west at Rosauers and Drug Fair, Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-26-86-9 Short's Funeral Chapel hearse; 7-11-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-12 Short's Funeral Chapel hearse; 7-11-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-13 McKinney House; 8-09-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-15 McKinney House; 8-09-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-16 Schwartz tombstone in Avon cemetery; 8-23-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-2 New Avon, Idaho 1 item undated 10 1-1-87-21 New Avon, Idaho 1 item undated 10 1-1-87-22 W. W. Farm and snow on the mountains; 2-19-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-23 W. W. Farm and snow on the mountains; 2-19-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-24 Schwartz tombstone in Avon cemetery; 8-23-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-3 Schwartz tombstone in Avon cemetery; 8-23-87 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-4 Looking east from Avon cemetery, location of old Avon. 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-5 Looking north from Avon cemetery; Schwartz tombstone. 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-6 Looking north from Avon cemetery; Schwartz tombstone. 1 item 1987 10 1-1-87-7 Mr. and Mrs. George Wiggins of Lacrosse; from Whitman Co. Atlas 1 item undated 10 1-29-87-1 Map of C.J. Museum property; first homestead in Latah Co.; from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 1-29-87-2 Colfax; 1914 1 item 1914 10 1-5-87-13 Peggy's cousin with phone 1 item undated 10 1-5-87-6 Peggy's cousin with phone 1 item undated 10 1-5-87-7 Joe Phillips on binder; Doyle farm in background 1 item undated 10 1-5-87-8 Joe Phillips on binder; Doyle farm in background 1 item undated 10 1-5-87-9 Rabbits 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-1 R.K. Bennett 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-1 Munson surprise party by neighbors; people identified 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-12 Munson surprise party by neighbors; people identified 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-13 R.K. Bennett 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-2 Kirsten Hutton, Ms. Fiesta; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-3 Bennett's memories of first day with Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. 1 item undated 10 2-27-87-3 Blaine School teacher and students; 1895 1 item 1895 10 3-29-87-10 Sawing wood in the Blaine area; March 1955; Ernest Thompson in photo 1 item 1955 10 3-29-87-11 Genesee Valley Lutheran Church 1 item undated 10 3-29-87-12 Blaine School students and teacher (Belle Estes Carsow); 12-11-49 1 item 1949 10 3-29-87-8 Old Latah Co. Home; caretakers: Mr. and Mrs. Frazee and son Howard 1 item undated 10 5-2-87-9 New wing at Latah Care Center; by Ott. 1 item 1982-06-11 10 5-2-87-12 Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-29-87-11 Short's, Moscow; 6-04-87 1 item 1987 10 5-29-87-22 Short's, Moscow; 6-04-87 1 item 1987 10 5-29-87-23 Short's, Moscow; 6-04-87 1 item 1987 10 5-29-87-24 Short's, Moscow; after remodeled 1 item undated 10 5-29-87-6 St. Maries Lumber Co. 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-1 B. S. Nelson; pioneer photo 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-15 Camp on the Lochsa 1 item 1905-09-20 10 5-26-87-16 Hunting scene 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-18 Hobo at the Craigs 1 item 1905-10-04 10 5-26-87-19 Steamer Spokane on Snake River 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-3 St. Maries, Idaho 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-5 Main St., Deary, Idaho 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-6 Brady Gulch; Kendrick, Idaho 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-7 Business district; Moscow 1 item undated 10 5-26-87-8 Ott's application for hearing aid batteries from the V.A. 1 item undated 10 5-2-87-14 Latah Co. Home 1 item undated 10 5-2-87-8 Short's; when first built at 1st and Washington St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-5-87-1 Short's; when first built at 1st and Washington St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-5-87-3 Short's; when first built at 1st and Washington St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-5-87-4 Short's; when first built at 1st and Washington St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-5-87-5 Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-4-87-17 Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-4-87-13 Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-4-87-14 Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-4-87-15 Short's; at 6th St. location, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-4-87-16 Looking east from Courthouse, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-26-87-1 Cemetery; copy of color slide; 5-25-87 1 item 1987 10 6-5-87-10 Cemetery; copy of color slide; 5-25-87 1 item 1987 10 6-5-87-11 Cemetery; copy of color slide; 5-25-87 1 item 1987 10 6-5-87-13 Genesee parade, 1986; copy of color slide 1 item 1986 10 6-5-87-16 Genesee parade, 1986; copy of color slide 1 item 1986 10 6-5-87-17 Genesee parade, 1986, copy of color slide 1 item 1986 10 6-5-87-19 Kendrick; copy of color slide; 5-30-87 1 item 1987 10 6-5-87-8 Russell School 1 item undated 10 7-29-87-10 Russell School; in background, Dr. W.A. Adair house 1 item undated 10 7-29-87-11 Russell Stockade; description of 1 item undated 10 7-29-87-12 Russell School 1 item undated 10 7-29-87-8 Russell School 1 item undated 10 7-29-87-9 McKinney house 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-1 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-10 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-12 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-13 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-15 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-16 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-17 McKinney house 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-3 McKinney house 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-4 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-6 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-7 Avon area 1 item undated 10 8-7-87-8 Map of Avon area from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 8-9-87-13 First Post Office in Avon 1 item undated 10 8-9-87-14 Map of Avon area from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 8-9-87-15 Map of Avon area from 1914 Atlas 1 item 1914 10 8-9-87-16 White Church; built in 1913; near Avon 1 item undated 10 8-9-87-17 Yale, Idaho; three men and hand cart on RR track 1 item undated 10 8-9-87-18 First Post Office in Avon, Idaho. 1 item undated 10 8-9-87-19 Centennial parade, 7-11-87; Short's pioneer funeral hearse 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-20 Centennial parade, 7-11-87; Short's pioneer funeral hearse 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-21 Centennial parade, 7-11-87; Short's pioneer funeral hearse 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-22 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-10 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-11 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer buggy 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-12 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer case thresher 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-13 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-14 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; 214 lb. pumpkin 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-17 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; cake 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-18 Painting water tanks. 1 item September 1987 10 9-26-87-4 Painting water tanks. 1 item September 1987 10 9-26-87-5 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-6 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-7 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-8 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-9 Latah Co. Fair, 9-18-87; pioneer wagon 1 item 1987 10 9-26-87-9 University of Idaho; first Gymnasium; 1915 1 item 1915 10 10-25-87-12 University of Idaho Administration Bldg.; before 1906 fire 1 item undated 10 10-25-87-14 New buildings on south Main St., Moscow. 1 item 1987-10-27 10 10-27-87-10 New buildings on south Main St., Moscow. 1 item 1987-10-27 10 10-27-87-11 New buildings on south Main St., Moscow. 1 item 1987-10-27 10 10-27-87-12 New buildings on south Main St., Moscow. 1 item 1987-10-27 10 10-27-87-13 New buildings on south Main St., Moscow. 1 item 1987-10-27 10 10-27-87-14 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-17 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-18 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-19 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-20 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-21 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-22 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-23 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-24 Warnick log cabin trip; 10-29-87 1 item 1987 10 10-27-87-25 Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 10-27-87-5 Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 10-27-87-6 Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 10-27-87-7 Skattaboe Farm 1 item undated 10 10-27-87-8 New buildings on south Main St., Moscow. 1 item 1987-10-27 10 10-27-87-9 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-1 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-10 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-11 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-12 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-13 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-14 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-15 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-16 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-17 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-18 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-19 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-2 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-20 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-21 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-22 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-23 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-24 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-3 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-4 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-5 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-6 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-7 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-8 Pleasant Home; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow; black and white 1 item undated 10 1-1-88-9 Looking N.E. at Moscow 1 item 1907 10 2-25-88-14 Homer Peterson and Santa Claus 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-1 Portrait of Mr. Jensen? 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-11 Erickson, pioneer photographer; N. Main St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-12 Thompson Farm; three miles S. of Moscow 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-3 Homer Peterson portrait 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-4 Three unidentified lumberjacks 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-5 Jesse Buchanan (U of Idaho president) and Homer Peterson 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-6 Deary memorial near Elk River, Idaho 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-7 Potlatch mill records at U of Idaho library; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 2-2-88-8 Northern Pacific Train wreck at Kendrick; 12-15-1899 1 item 1899-12-15 10 2-6-88-1 Looking east at Kendrick; early 1900's before 1920 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-1 Long residence; east side of Kendrick 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-10 Kendrick School and pupils; 1903 1 item 1903 10 2-6-88-12 Kendrick Ball Park; 1930's 1 item 1930 10 2-6-88-13 Skeel's Sawmill; 1886; five miles S. of Troy 1 item 1886 10 2-6-88-15 Making molasses on Scotty Wilson homestead. 1 item 1894 10 2-6-88-16 Eddie Sneive funeral; 03-18-19 1 item 1919 10 2-6-88-18 White Drug Co. at Kendrick 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-3 Looking east at Kendrick; early 1900's before 1920 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-3 Kendrick after 1904 fire 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-4 Looking east at Main St., Kendrick; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 2-6-88-4 Kendrick fire; 1904 1 item 1904 10 2-6-88-6 B.H. Wilcox Farm; foot of the Kendrick Troy grade 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-6 Newspaper article about Kendrick fire of 08-05-04 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-7 Sixty years after train wreck that killed five; newspaper article 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-7 Looking north at Joel 1 item 1939-09-19 10 2-6-88-8 Kendrick businesses operating out of tents after 1904 fire 1 item undated 10 2-6-88-9 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1909-10-04 10 2-8-88-10 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1909-10-04 10 2-8-88-11 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1909-10-04 10 2-8-88-12 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1909-10-04 10 2-8-88-14 Old Avon drilling well; 1890's 1 item 1890 10 2-9-88-1 Juliaetta; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 2-9-88-2 Juliaetta; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 2-9-88-3 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1930 10 2-9-88-3 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1930 10 2-9-88-5 Panoramic of Deary, Idaho. 1 item 1930 10 2-9-88-6 East Genesee map 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-14 East Genesee map 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-14 Veteran casket flag labels for Driscoll, J. Daniels and Viger; donor names 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-16 Driscoll, Stephen; casket flag label 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-18 Daniels, Joseph; casket flag label 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-19 Pullman Almota area map 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-2 Pullman Almota area map 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-3 Lewiston and north area map 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-5 Lewiston and north area map 1 item undated 10 3-10-88-6 Clifford Ott; Bunchgrass Historian 1 item undated 10 3-2-88-16 Detachment of Company F at Riparia 1 item 1917 10 3-2-88-18 Detachment of Company F at Riparia; 1917; three soldiers and squad tents in front of hotel 1 item 1917 10 3-2-88-19 Olsen Street artesian well, Pullman; Bunchgrass Historian 1 item undated 10 3-7-88-17 Main Street, Pullman; 1887 fire; Bunchgrass Historian 1 item 1887 10 3-7-88-18 O R and N Depot, Pullman; after 1887 fire; Bunchgrass Historian 1 item undated 10 3-7-88-19 Homer Peterson family 1 item undated 10 4-19-88-10 George Kittey; Erichson and Hanson portrait 1 item undated 10 4-19-88-10 Homer Peterson family 1 item undated 10 4-19-88-11 Farming in Colton Uniontown area; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-19-88-12 William Clyde and his team of oxen; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 4-19-88-13 William Clyde and his team of oxen; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 4-19-88-14 Doug Jilek 1 item undated 10 4-19-88-8 Portrait of a girl; Duvall Studio, Moscow 1 item undated 10 4-19-88-9 3rd and Main St., Moscow; late 1920's or early 1930's 1 item 1920 10 5-1-88-10 3rd and Main St., Moscow 1 item 1940 10 5-1-88-13 Washington, Idaho and Montana RR Co. Steam Engine No. 20; after 1907 1 item 1907 10 5-1-88-14 Engine #3208 in Moscow, Idaho 1 item undated 10 5-1-88-16 Electric passenger train at Viola 1 item undated 10 5-1-88-17 Frank White Farm 1 item undated 10 5-1-88-7 The Corner Drug Store, Moscow. 1 item 1944-09-09 10 5-1-88-8 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-1 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-1 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-1 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-10 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-10 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-10 Fairground 1 item 1988-07-16 10 7-22-88-11 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-11 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-11 Fairground 1 item 1988-07-16 10 7-22-88-12 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-12 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-12 Truck 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-13 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-13 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-13 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-14 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-15 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-2 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-2 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-2 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-3 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-3 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-4 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-4 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-5 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-5 Fairground 1 item 1988-07-16 10 7-22-88-6 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-6 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-7 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-8 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-8 V. F. W. display at the Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 7-22-88-9 Close up of Decker's flowers 1 item 1988-07-22 10 7-22-88-9 Doctor's Bldg., Moscow; Green's Laundry location 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-10 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-11 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-12 Decker's flowers 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-23 Decker's flowers 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-24 Decker's flowers 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-25 Doctor's Bldg., Moscow; Green's Laundry location 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-5 Doctor's Bldg., Moscow; Green's Laundry location 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-6 West side of Main St., Moscow; opposite Gritman Hospital 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-7 West side of Main St., Moscow; opposite Gritman Hospital 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-8 Doctor's Bldg., Moscow; Green's Laundry location 1 item undated 10 8-6-88-9 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-12 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-13 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-14 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-6 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-7 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-8 Pleasant Home, Moscow 1 item undated 10 9-21-88-9 Genesee H.S. graduating class; H.B. Hodgins grand-daughter in photo 1 item undated 10 11-18-88-10 Genesee school children; early 1900's? 1 item 1900 10 11-18-88-12 Genesee Valley Band; 1899-1903; band leader Rev. Chas. Anderson 1 item 1899 10 11-18-88-13 Genesee Valley Band; 1899-1903; band leader Rev. Chas. Anderson 1 item 1899 10 11-18-88-15 Ery Phillips wedding announcement; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-9-88-1 Two 4-H'ers (Lori Wahl and Marianna Johann); newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 12-13-88-10 Aerial view (unidentified); by Virgil Phillips 1 item undated 10 12-13-88-19 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-1 Looking north from 2nd St. at Main St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-10 Looking S.W. at corner of 3rd St. and Main St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-11 Looking S.W. at corner of 3rd St. and Main St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-12 Removing snow on Main St.; at 7th and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-13 Snow on Main St., north of 7th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-14 Snow on Main St., north of 7th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-15 Snow on Main St., north of 7th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-16 Snow on Main St., north of 7th St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-17 Tree limbs broken by snow; Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-18 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-2 Lena Whitmore School 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-20 Lena Whitmore School 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-21 Snow pile at Community Center, Moscow. 1 item 1989-01-12 10 1-11-89-22 Snow pile at Community Center, Moscow. 1 item 1989-01-12 10 1-11-89-23 Snow pile at Community Center, Moscow. 1 item 1989-01-12 10 1-11-89-24 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-3 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-4 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-5 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-6 Snow at 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-7 Looking across Washington St. at City Hall, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-8 Looking south from 2nd St. at Main St., Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-11-89-9 Dedication of new flag at the Latah Care Center, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-1-89-10 V. F. W. Hall, Moscow; Hollis Cotton, Cliff Ott, George Bingman, Vail Foy? and Erik Thorson 1 item undated 10 1-1-89-12 Names at breakfast; Memorial Day, 1989 1 item 1989 10 1-1-89-17 George Bingman family group; north of Legion Cabin 1 item undated 10 1-1-89-5 Dedication of new flag at the Latah Care Center, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-1-89-6 Dedication of new flag at the Latah Care Center, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-1-89-7 Dedication of new flag at the Latah Care Center, Moscow 1 item undated 10 1-1-89-9 Troy, Idaho postcard; dated 1909 1 item 1909 10 2-11-89-7 McKinney's squash on fence; from color slide 1 item undated 10 2-2-89-12 McKinney's squash on fence; from color slide 1 item undated 10 2-2-89-13 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-10 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-12 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-13 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-15 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-16 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-18 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-19 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-6 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-7 N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 3-13-89-9 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-1 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-2 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-3 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-4 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-5 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-6 Gamble in coffin at the Presbyterian Church; for Lola Clyde 1 item undated 10 3-15-89-7 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-1 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-10 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-11 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-12 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-13 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-14 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-15 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-16 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-17 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-2 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-3 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-4 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-5 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-6 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-7 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-8 Five inches of new snow 03-02-89; snow on the ground beginning Dec. 29-31; ten inches total of snow 1 item 1989 10 3-4-89-9 Rossetti and Ashworth; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-1 Pearl Dickenson, 90; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-15 Janice McMillan of First Federal Savings and Loan, Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-16 Gary Asker of First Federal Savings and Loan, Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-16 Christmas lights in paper bags; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-17 Gary Asker of First Federal Savings and Loan, Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-17 Gary Asker of First Federal Savings and Loan, Moscow; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 4-1-89-19 Unidentified 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-1 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-10 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-11 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-12 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-13 Looking east at Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-14 Looking east at Moscow Mall 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-15 Darell Erg's shop 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-16 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-2 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-3 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-4 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-5 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-6 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-7 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-8 University of Idaho Plant Science Farm and Pitkin Nursery 1 item undated 10 4-28-89-9 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-10 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-10 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-11 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-12 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-12 Clifford Ott 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-13 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-13 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-14 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-15 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-15 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-16 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-16 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-16 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-17 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-18 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-18 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-18 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-19 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-19 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-19 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-20 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-21 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-22 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-23 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-24 Borgen tombstones 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-3 Borgen tombstones 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-4 Pitkin Nursery Site dedication 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-5 Pitkin Nursery Site dedication 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-6 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-7 Pitkin Nursery Site dedication 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-7 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-8 Franklin Pitkin Memorial (nursery site) 1 item undated 10 4-29-89-9 Farewell dinner for Cotton and Alsaker at Legion Cabin 1 item 1989-04-29 10 4-29-89-9 Unidentified 1 item undated 10 4-30-89-11 Tom Tierney; 1870 log cabin; Thorn Creek 1 item undated 10 4-30-89-12 Tom Tierney; 1870 log cabin; Thorn Creek 1 item undated 10 4-30-89-13 Fence of wheels; north of Uniontown 1 item undated 10 4-30-89-14 Draper house 1 item undated 10 4-30-89-15 Draper house 1 item undated 10 4-30-89-16 Davids' Building; May 21 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-3 Davids' Building; May 21 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-1 Water tank; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-10 Water tank; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-11 Water tank; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-12 Water tank; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-13 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-14 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-15 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-16 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-17 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-18 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-19 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-20 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-21 Datsun; May 24 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-22 Snow on Moscow Mountain. 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-4 Snow on Moscow Mountain. 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-5 Snow on Moscow Mountain. 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-6 Snow on Moscow Mountain. 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-7 Snow on Moscow Mountain. 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-8 Snow on Moscow Mountain. 1 item 1989 10 5-21-89-9 Hollis Cotton and Rudy Alsaker farewell dinner at the Legion Hall 1 item undated 10 5-29-89-10 Hollis Cotton and Rudy Alsaker farewell dinner at the Legion Hall 1 item undated 10 5-29-89-12 Hollis Cotton and Rudy Alsaker farewell dinner at the Legion Hall; cake 1 item undated 10 5-29-89-13 Hollis Cotton and Rudy Alsaker farewell dinner at the Legion Hall; cake 1 item undated 10 5-29-89-15 Hollis Cotton and Rudy Alsaker farewell dinner at the Legion Hall 1 item undated 10 5-29-89-7 Hollis Cotton and Rudy Alsaker farewell dinner at the Legion Hall 1 item undated 10 5-29-89-9 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-10 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-11 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-12 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-13 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-3 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-4 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-5 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-6 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-7 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-8 First Federal Savings Bank; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-9 Davids' Building; S.E. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-15 Davids' Building; S.E. corner of 3rd and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-16 Centennial Health Center, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-17 Centennial Health Center, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-18 Latah County Grain Growers building; S. Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-19 Latah County Grain Growers building; S. Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-20 Offices; N.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow. 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-21 Offices; N.W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow. 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-22 Grain Growers Seed Plant; S. W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-23 Grain Growers Seed Plant; S. W. corner of 8th and Main, Moscow 1 item undated 10 6-25-89-24 Robinson Lake 1 item undated 10 6-30-89-13 Robinson Lake and Mrs. Floyd Trail 1 item undated 10 6-30-89-15 Cliff Ott; sketch by Warnick 1 item undated 10 6-30-89-16 Firearms training; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 6-4-89-17 Bicycle check; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 6-4-89-18 C. of C. party; 1-30-53; newspaper clipping 1 item 1953 10 6-4-89-19 First Federal Savings; N.W. corner of 3rd and Jackson, Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-20-89-6 Robinson Lake 1 item undated 10 7-28-89-12 Tom and Marilyn Trail at Robinson Lake; 1941 1 item 1941 10 7-28-89-13 Frank Robinson and car at Robinson Lake 1 item undated 10 7-28-89-15 Short's Funeral Chapel; First and Washington, Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-28-89-5 Short's Funeral Chapel; First and Washington, Moscow 1 item undated 10 7-28-89-6 Deary; 1927 1 item 1927 10 7-31-89-13 Deary. 1 item 1927 10 7-31-89-15 First Federal Savings and Loan Grand Opening door prize tickets 1 item undated 10 7-31-89-16 First Federal Savings and Loan Grand Opening door prize tickets 1 item undated 10 7-31-89-17 George Brocke newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 7-31-89-19 Harry Schwartz obituary; 07-28-89 1 item 1989 10 7-31-89-7 Harry Schwartz obituary; 07-28-89 1 item 1989 10 7-31-89-9 Mrs. Blake 1 item undated 10 8-19-89-1 Dr. Blake 1 item undated 10 8-19-89-3 The Big Four 1 item undated 10 8-19-89-5 Blake Family; by Maxwell Studios 1 item undated 10 8-19-89-6 Two pictures: top: Mr. and Mrs. Blake; bottom: house at Keuterville, Id.; 1908 1 item 1908 10 8-19-89-8 Native American child; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-1-89-3 Native American child; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 9-1-89-4 Moscow's third Post Office at 4th and 5th and Jefferson and Washington streets 1 item 1974-12-22 10 11-30-89-15 World War I veterans 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-1 W.W. I veterans; Ray Berry; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-2 World War I veterans 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-3 W.W. I veterans; Ray Berry; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-3 Albert Clausen; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-5 George Bingman and Clifford Ott; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-5 Albert Clausen; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-6 George Bingman and Clifford Ott; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 11-11-89-6 Les Howells; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-10 Les Howells; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-12 Round barn on the high road to Pullman; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-12 Round barn on the high road to Pullman; newspaper clipping 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-13 836 Orchard Ave., Moscow 1 item 1945 10 1-1-90-15 Part of house 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-16 Team of horses and wagon 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-16 Jess Johnson of Genesee obituary 1 item 1989-08-28 10 1-1-90-18 Kenneth Ray Brown of Kendrick obituary 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-19 Robert Christmas party at Waverly, Wa. 1 item undated 10 1-1-90-9 Ott grave marker 1 item undated 10 1-21-90-10 Ott grave marker 1 item undated 10 1-21-90-12 Ott grave marker 1 item undated 10 1-21-90-13 Lawyer's Canyon; Railroad Bridge 1 item 1990-01-21 10 1-21-90-5 Inside Cottonwood Museum 1 item undated 10 1-21-90-6 Inside Cottonwood Museum 1 item undated 10 1-21-90-7 Ott grave marker 1 item undated 10 1-21-90-9 House plant 1 item undated 10 1-2-90-3 House plant 1 item undated 10 1-2-90-5 House plant 1 item undated 10 1-2-90-6 Don Olson family and truck 1 item undated 10 1-2-90-7 Kenneth Platt of Moscow obituary 1 item undated 10 2-5-90-19 Three photos: National Guard in front of Gritman Hospital, Moscow, 1892; Moscow Shopping Day, 1939 1 item undated 10 8-11-90-1 Two photos: cadets in front of University of Idaho's first Administration Bldg.; greenhouse 1 item undated 10 8-11-90-5 Two photos: pioneer Moscow High School 1 item undated 10 8-11-90-8 Three photos: Courthouse photo at top 1 item undated 10 8-11-90-9 Panoramic of Juliaetta. 1 item 1915 10 1-1-91-1 Northwest side of Main St., Juliaetta; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 1-1-91-4 Northwest side of Main St., Juliaetta; early 1900's 1 item 1900 10 1-1-91-5 Middle Potlatch flood; 1909; washed out the Northern Pacific Railroad Bridge at the N. E. edge of Juliaetta 1 item 1909 10 1-1-91-6 Middle Potlatch flood; 1909; washed out the Northern Pacific Railroad Bridge at the N. E. edge of Juliaetta 1 item 1909 10 1-1-91-7 Looking north at the Tramway Loading Station. 1 item 1912 10 1-1-91-8 Looking north at the Tramway Loading Station. 1 item 1912 10 1-1-91-9 West side of Main St. from 3rd St., Moscow; late 1890's 1 item 1890 10 5-12-91-10 Moscow Volunteer Fire Dept.; approx. 1937 1 item 1937 10 8-4-91-4 Main St., Moscow; late 1920's or early 1930's 1 item 1920 10 8-4-91-5 The Pastime; located on Main St., Moscow; 1930's 1 item 1930 10 8-4-91-6 Series IV: Prints and Clippings Written histories 1 folder The History of Electric Service in Moscow; The Idaho National Harvester; Russell Stockade; Troy, Deary, and Genesee a Photographic History; Cooperative Extension letter to Grain Growers 1952-1979 10 1 Group Photos 1 folder Some of the Pioneers of Colton County, identified; Genesee and Moscow Farmers Union Members at Genesee, no other information; Pioneers of Moscow, names identified 1911 10 2 Personal info and notes 1 folder Army Days, 1916-1919; notes on processing, donor 1994 10 3 Clippings 1 folder 1951-1979 10 4 Oversize prints 1 folder Two oversized boards with mounted prints of views in Moscow, mostly identified; five 11x17 prints of views of Moscow, taken by Sterner undated O.S. 5