Photo Album Index
Newspaper Ads and other Ephemera
Ads from "Thunder Mountain News," April 22, 1905, courtesy of Steven Harshfield
Boise & Pearl Stage, T. B. Walker, Prop.
Millers, Ola & Miller's Store at Thunder City
Plowman's, Montour
Sults' Ola, Thunder City, Vanwyck Stage
Taylor House, Sweet, W. Taylor & Sons, Props.
see Valley County for the continuation.
Triangle Service Station, 1938
Gem Creamery Company, circa 1950
Emmett Photographs
Burdge Mill Grist Stones
Emmettsville revised plat, 24 February 1900
Emmett Alley Sign, Barber Shop & Eddy's Bread, W. Main Street
Emmett Alley Sign, Idaho Cafe, N. Commerical Ave
Thunder Mountain Stages
Ola Photographs
Pearl Photographs
Book 1, page 33 map showing old Boise/Canyon county line and Westview Mining District (Pearl). The map was filed in Canyon County Oct. 27, 1897, at 3 PM and certified Nov. 11, 1915 when we became Gem County. (Thanks to John Henderson for verifying the dates!)
Pearl 1902
Reconstructed Map of Pearl 1902
Pearl cemetery plat
Pearl Class 1909, Commencement Program
Sweet Photographs
Ballantine Wool Wagons at Sweet water trough
Sweet Methodist Church with history by Kennie Klingback
Sweet School, c. 1900
Sweet Street scene
Sweet -- Talley Store & Woody Hotel, after 1909
War Memorials
WWI, Korean & Vietnam War Memorial at tank in front of courthouse WWII Memorial at tank in front of courthouse
Pioneers
John "Jack" Coggburn Squaw Creek homesteader
William Cramer, Pine Creek homesteader
William Cramer's daughters about 1940: Ruth Gross, Isabell Walker, Annie Gross, Robert Zuella Whitlock, Vernie Paddock
Gustav (Jr), Hester and Frank Gross, circa 1910's.
William and Catherine Woody, builder of Woody Hotel, Sweet
Wesley, Dewey and Emmett Woody
Dewey G. Woody, WWI
Charles W. Thompson, Squaw Creek Homesteader
Henryette Maybelle "Nettie-Mae", 1896
Charles William, wife Isabelle, daughter Nettie Mae, 1897
Charles Harvey, 1900
Charles Harvey and Nettie, 1905
Jack Knife School Students, 1906 (Jack Knife School was roughly three miles south of Ola)
Isabelle and Charles H., 1911
Wheat Harvest on Squaw Creek Ranch, 1915
Looking east across Squaw Creek Valley, from approximate location of Thompson Homestead
Other Photographs
Historical Markers
Shropshire Homestead ("backside of Butte")
Book 1, page 33 map showing old Boise/Canyon county line and Westview Mining District (Pearl). The map was filed in Canyon County Oct. 27, 1897, at 3 PM and certified Nov. 11, 1915 when we became Gem County. (Thanks to John Henderson for verifying the dates!)
Photo Links (off-site)
Mountain West Digital Library
Idaho State Historical Society Digital Collections
Virtual Wall, Vietnam Veterans Memorial
familyoldphotos.com for Idaho
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive
Please contact me to share your historic photographs.
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