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Ada County
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1908 State Penitentiary, Boise, Idaho
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Blaine County
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Canadian Wild Geese at Lake on grounds of Challenger Inn, Sun Valley
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Boise County
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George Grimes, Discoverer of Gold in Boise Basin - 1862, killed by hostile Indians day of discovery |
The Hanging of Herman St'Clair at Idaho City, Idaho, June 14, 1898 -
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Boise County Jail and Territorial Penitentiary at Idaho City, Idaho, April 1908. John Leary, Sheriff, with two prisoners handcuffed at the gate - "The roots of corrections are in Idaho City and Lewiston. The territorial legislature designated the two cities jails as territorial prisons in 1864. During the eight years the jails served the territory, they housed approximately 100 inmates. The majority of inmates were in Idaho City. Much of the original Idaho City territorial prison fell into Elk Creek when gold diggers undermined the area in the early 1900s." - https://www.idoc.idaho.gov/content/about_us/history |
Lowman Inn 1949
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S. Fork Payette 1949 |
Canyon County
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1918 Oregon Shortline Depot, Nampa, Idaho
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Gem County
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Thunder Mountain Stage at Emmett Depot, before 1915
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Hunt's Department Store, c. 1910's1
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E. E. Hunt's Residence1
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1910 Emmett Orchard1
"Bearing Orchards, Emmett, Idaho. Matured orchards are worth from $1000 to $2500 per acre and pay handsome returns upon the investment. . The orchard shown is on the ranch of Mrs. Julia Cook, near Emmett, Idaho."
"You need some photos for Christmas, Come in and let us make them for you. . Stevens' Studio, Opp. Russell Hotel."
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Black Canyon Dam on the Payette River |
Emmett Cherries
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Idaho County
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Warren, 1923 |
Warren Guard Station, 1923 |
Warren, 1923 |
Whitebird Switchback Spiral, North and South Highway
The road was "straightened" in the mid-1970's
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Kootenai County 1949
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Cataldo Mission
The Mission of the Sacred Heart was constructed between 1850 and 1853. It is the oldest building in Idaho.
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4th of July Summit - "Captain Mullan and his crew celebrated the 4th of July 1861 on top of this mountain as they took a break from clearing passage for the road they were building over it.
The Mullan Road was the first wagon road to cross the Rocky Mountains to the Inland of the Pacific Northwest. It was built by U.S. Army Captain John Mullan between the spring of 1859 and summer 1862. It led from Fort Benton, Montana, to Fort Walla Walla, Washington Territory, and it roughly follows the path of modern-day Interstate-90 through the Rockies.
Mullan Road was designated a historic site by the National Register of Historical Places in 1975, and the American Society of Civil Engineers designated it a historic civil engineering landmark in 1977." — www.waymarking.com
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Lake Coeur d'Alene, 22 miles long and 10 miles wide at several points. |
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Lincoln County
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Owyhee County
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Silver City 1867 |
Silver City, 1900 |
Shoshone County 1949
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Wallace |
Burke |
Twin Falls County
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"Traction Engine and Train, employed by the Twin Falls & Salmon River Land and Water Co. for hauling heavy construction materials from Twin Falls to the Salmon River Dam" - the dam was completed in 1910 |
Nothing's too good for you in Twin Falls, 1912 |
476 Feet-Highest in the World - 1400 feet long - on the old Oregon Trail
Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge over Snake River, view one mile above bridge, Twin Falls
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Valley County
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Rainbow Bridge across the Payette River, Highway 55, 1949; Built in 1933, the bridge is on National Register of Historic Places
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Freighting in McCall, unknown date |
McCall, before 1915
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Falls Payette River |
Warm Lake Plunge, unknown date |
Meadow Creek Mine, Stibnite, 1932 |
Yellow Pine
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