Collection Timeline

1873 to 1999

1873
Text with map of the proposed Nez Perce Indian Reservation in 1873 in the Wallowa Valley, Oregon.
Map of the proposed Nez Perce Indian Reservation in 1873 in the Wallowa Valley, Oregon.
Text with map of the proposed Nez Perce Indian Reservation in 1873 in the Wallowa Valley, Oregon.
Text with map of the proposed Nez Perce Indian Reservation in 1873 in the Wallowa Valley, Oregon.

1890
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.

1899
Photo text: 'On road to Priest Lake from Priest River Station.' Note: This image is part of a short series taken by Gifford Pinchot in Idaho's Priest River region.
Photo text: 'On road to Priest Lake from Priest River Station, two miles south of East River, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of a short series taken by Gifford Pinchot in Idaho's Priest River region.
Photo text: 'White Pines on Township fifty-seven (57) North, Range four (4) West, Boise Meridian Idaho. ' Note: This image is part of a short series taken by Gifford Pinchot in Idaho's Priest River region.
Photo text: 'On road to Priest Lake from Priest River Station, at East River, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of a short series taken by Gifford Pinchot in Idaho's Priest River region.

1900
Buildings on Payette Lake. Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

1901
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of W.L. Ziegler in Secs. 27 and 28, T. 44N., R. 2E. Located June 19, 1901, while he was attending the University of Idaho. Little residence. No record of ultimate decision, yet it would appear that claim was intact at this time. He is now in South America engaged as a mining engineer.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.

1903
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'July 1903.'
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
The first big strike near Roosevelt. Idaho County, Nez Perce National Forest.
Photo text: 'Taken from a projecting point on mountain about 5 miles NE of Emmett, showing irrigable lands, also canal line under Boise and Emmett project.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
A photograph of Old Man's Basin and the surrounding mountains.

1904
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'View of Bear Basin, looking toward Warm Lake. The forest growth is very open and large numbers of sheep are run here. This region drains into the Salmon River.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Head of sheep camp of Cupp & Sons, of Caldwell, Idaho. This camp was established before snow was off the ground in May. Five minor camps are supported from this camp.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Edge of Bear Valley, showing growth of lodgepole pine which surrounds the valley. Not yet grazed by sheep.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Near view of band of 2500 sheep lying on a northwest slope, in the edge of the timber, during heat of the day.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Transitional type in creek bottom. Red fir, white fir, and spruce.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: '' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Looking down Mattingly Creek Canyon, showing canyon of Middle Creek Boise River in the background. This region is in the proposed reserve.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Township 6N, Range 15E. Edge of reserve.' This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
Photo text: 'A slope above Clear Creek that has been badly over-grazed by sheep. Grand cover is entirely destroyed and the soil is washing into the creek.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'View of divide to the south of Marsh Creek. Reproduction of pine and spruce very good in the region, which is not in the proposed reserve, as the region drains into the Salmon River.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'General view of Marsh Creek Canyon, showing lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce. This is not in the proposed reserve.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Reproduction and second growth of lodgepole on burns.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1904.'
Photo text: 'Lodgepole in foreground.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Bear Valley bottoms along Elk Creek. The timber is lodgepole pine and red fir. Over 15,000 sheep were run in this valley this season. The altitude of the valley is 7,000 feet, too high for agricultural work.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Meadows and bull pine slopes in background' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Transitional type in Chamberlain Basin. Lodgepole, red fir, and bull pine.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Band of 3,800 sheep feeding in edge of timber. Sheep have just returned from water and feed in the timber during warmer portion of the day. Timbered hills in the background.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Dense bull pine in foreground.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Lodgepole in foreground.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Burn restocking in lodgepole type.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Means of travel north and east of Boise City. These hills were formerly covered with open forest of the yellow pine and red fir and were brought to present condition by excessive lumbering, fire and sheep.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'View showing forested conditions of the summit of the Divide. Scattered stunted growth of the lodgepole and limber pine and blue spruce. Elevation 9,500 to 10,000 feet.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'East slope of Sawtooth Range, Above Alturas Lake, Blaine County.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Burn restocking in lodgepole type.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Effect of fire and sheep. Heavy fires occurred two years ago and over-grazing by sheep has prevented reproduction of tree species and herbaceous growth.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Altitude 8,000 to 9,000 feet. Timber: Lodgepole and balsam Alpine type.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Balsam, nut pine, and lodgepole.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Mountain between Little Salmon and Payette River.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Lodgepole and balsam much damaged by old and repeated fires.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Looking toward Warm Springs Creek Canyon. Forest growth is lodgepole and limber pine, blue and Engelmann spruce. This is in the proposed reserve.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Alturas Lake, with Whitecloud peak in background. Alturas and Redfish Lakes are included in the proposed reserve.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Snowsildes common here.' This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: 'Band of 1700 sheep on the way to water. Sheep have only been in the valley the past two years and the feed is very good, but number of sheep should be restricted.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Hugh P. Baker, 1904.
Photo text: 'Showing tailings of placer mines and denuded slopes. Restocking burns in foreground.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo text: '' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on lands proposed for addition to Sawtooth Forest Reserve by Gordon E. Tower, 1905.
Photo text: 'Reproduction and second growth of lodgepole on burns.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: '3,00 to 4,00 feet to acre. Lick Creek Canyon in distance.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.
Photo text: 'Red fir and bull pine.' This is image is part of a report on the proposed Payette Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict, 1904.

1905
Saw mill and millworkers on Lake Creek near Buffalo Hump.
Photo text: 'Buffalo Lake under the shadow of Buffalo Hump.'
The town of Buffalo near Buffalo Hump, Idaho County, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Franklin Theriault, November 6, 1905. Located July 24, 1901. Mr. Theriault was a packer and locater, and held two other claims at this same time. He has since abandoned this one, which was in conflict with scrip owned by Rutledge Timber Company.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Home of Joseph Russell on Marble Creek in fall 1905. Very little improvements, cultivation or clearing up to present time. He is still a claimant for this land, and is now employed as a Railway mail Clerk working out of Spokane, Washington. An attempt to secure valuable timber land under homestead laws without even a colorable showing as to residence, cultivation or improvements. Purely a speculative venture. See his testimony before the Idaho Legislative Homestead Committee.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'Looking northeasterly, from position northeast of bridge.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
A photograph along the road to Dixie near Buffalo Hump.
Photo Text: 'Nellie Kildee's cabin in fall of 1905, just after offering filing.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service. The court found in favor of the State.
Photo text: 'Homestead NE from Heyburn, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Bunker Hill Mill owned by Bunker Hill Mining Co. in Kellogg, Idaho.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Altitude 9,500 feet. Completely covered by mining locations.' This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'On Raw-hide trail, Florence to Buffalo Hump'
Men, women, and a dog travelling through the snow en route to Buffalo Hump.
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Paul Leuschel, a bank clerk of Moscow, Idaho, at time of location. Was in contest with State of Idaho, and in all probability his rights will survive that of the State. He is now cashier of the Wallace National Bank, at Wallace, Idaho. His residence has never prevented his continuous presence at his employment in the bank. Note the height of the roof against which a man is leaning. Photo taken in fall of 1905. Leuschel located October 25, 1901. He is a man with a family who have never seen their 'Home' in Marble Creek. After holding the claim from 1901 or 1911 under his own name, on November25, 1911, he filed a soldier's additional claim on the land in the name of Henery H. Holstein. Final certificate was issued August 8, 1914. He declares before the Idaho Legislative Homestead Commission that he desired the land for a home. His assertion is not borne out by his subsequent acts.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Aerial image of Weeks Field, the first airfield in Coeur d'Alene and, by some sources, the first municipally owned airport in the United States. Closed in the 1940's or 50's it was located on the site of the current Kootenai County Fairgrounds
Photo text: 'Alligator Lake at bow of Buffalo Hump and 1500 feet from Big Buffalo Mine.'
A view of the mill at Lake Creek near Buffalo Hump.
Photo text: 'Bridge over Snake River at Heyburn, Idaho, with train passing. Looking in westerly direction.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Canada's Marble Creek homesteader. Not content to hold a single claim but actually helf [held] four claims on Marble Creek at one time. Lyn Lindquist's home is in Estevan, Assa., Canada.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Surveying wagon road from Lake Creek to Crooked River
Photo text: Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Geo.W. Spencer, in Sec. 35, T. 45N., R. 2E. Located March 23, 1902. Photo October 31, 1905. at time of location the claimant was an invalid and died at St. Maries, Idaho, about October 5, 1905, up to which time his wife, afterwards a claimant as a widow of original claimant, had never been on the land. No record of ultimate outcome of this case.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Moving logs to Buffalo Hump Syndicate's saw mill.'
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
A view from above the town of Buffalo and the Buffalo Hump.
A cabin and slash pile at Lake Creek near Calendar, Buffalo Hump.
Photo text: 'Northerly part of Rupert, From northerly end of depot grounds looking west.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Crystal Butte near Buffalo Hump, Lake Creek, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Pack train en route to Badger [mine] via Lake Creek.'
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes. Note: Kansas Creek is not a known geographic label.
Vertical aerial images of Kellogg, Idaho and Coeur d'Alene River (1 of 3).
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'En route to Buffalo Hump, Idaho'
Photo text: 'Mail carrier to Buffalo Hump.'
Aerial image of proposed site for Weeks Field. The first airfield in Coeur d'Alene and, by some sources, the first municipally owned airport in the United States. Closed in the 1940's or 50's it was located on the site of the current Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Practically covered by mining locations.' This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
The Buffalo Hump Syndicate's saw mill near Lake Creek.
Photo text: 'Horse on snow-shoes, en route from Florence to Buffalo Hump'
Photo text: 'Crystal Butte, Lake Creek, Buffalo Hump, Idaho.'
Photo text: 'Town of Calendar headquarters of Buffalo Hump Syndicate.'
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Chas. O. portfours. Settlement alleged July 11, 1901. Residence 1902-1903-1904, 2 months each year. A cruiser by profession, and in employ of Clearwater Timber Company, a subsidiary of the Weyerhauser interests. Sold September 27, 1913 to Rutledge Timber Company, also a Weyerhauser concern. He lived at Orofino, Idaho, for a number of years, and previously resided at Troy, Idaho. Photo taken October 19, 1905, shortly after he offered filing.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
A wagon road from Lake Creek to Crooked River near Buffalo Hump.
Photo text: 'Showing timber and cabin on J.P. White claim, fall of 1905. Located March 20, 1905. His residence up to November 13, 1905, consisted of 40 days. He was in conflict with scrip, and relinquished in 1908.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Wide aerial image of Kellogg, Idaho and the Coeur d'Alene River. The snow-capped Bitterroot Mountains are in the background.
Photo text: 'Cabin in claim of May Agnes Russell. Located May 28, 1903. Photo, October 30, 1905. The schoolteacher type of homesteader, who spends portions of her 3 months summer vacation 'homesteading' here. Claim recently contested by scrip interests through Connolly Bros., timber dealers of Harrison, Idaho. Contest not yet heard. Presumably Connolly Bros. are attempting to force the homestead claimant to relinquish in their favor for some consideration.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
A photograph of the landscape at Buffalo Hump, Idaho County, Idaho.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Vertical aerial image north end of Sandpoint and Lake Pend Oreille near the outlet of the Pend Oreille River (2 of 2).
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Surveying Wagon Road from Lake Creek to Crooked River.'

1906
A substantial biography of Ned Bennett is include with the image. A geographic note: A creek flowing into Lower Loon Creek was named Bennett after Mr. Bennett. However, at some point, Powder and Bennett Creeks' names were switched make Bennett Powder Creek and vice versa.
Photo text: 'John H. Slater at Little Creek. Circa 1906-1916. Slater Cabin at left. Photo by Daisy Tappan.'

1908
Photo text: 'Trail along Salmon River just below confluence of South Fork of Salmon with Main Salmon River. Looking down the Canyon. Survey [...] only with packs. Sept. 19, 1908.'
Photo text: 'Across dam to Barber lumber mill, Boise, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Up log chute near head of Garden Gulch, Boise River.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

1909
Photo text: 'Interior of First Supervisors Office in McCall. Supervisor Bergh and Clerk Walter Mann. July 1909.'
Photo Text: 'Cabin and 'clearing' on claim of Nellie Kildee, May 31, 1909. Mrs. Kildee is still asserting her right to this land, yet at all times has resided at Wallace, Idaho, where she conducts a boarding or rooming house.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service. The court found in favor of the State.
Photo text: 'Henchied ranch, near Rupert, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: '50 potatoes grown on Chas. Hogenson ranch, bear Burley, Idaho. Fair average of his crop, weighing 87.5 lbs. and 4 measuring 38' in length.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'Cabin of William Stoddard, May 29, 1909. Claimant abandoned for valuable consideration in favor of scrip claimants.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
This is image is part of a report on lands found unsuitable for reserve purposes.
Photo text: 'The clearing on the claim of George Root, May, 29, 1909, soon after he had sold his rights to the scrip for $8000. He had been in conflict with the scrip location.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'Unloading baggage and passengers at Minidoka station for Rupert, Burley and other towns.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Growing corn, grain, and potatoes on Henchied Ranch, near Rupert, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Lyn Lindquist, May 31, 1909. Mr. Lindquist is known to have held four squatter locations on Marble Creek at one time. He resided in Canada, and at opportune times made visits to his claim.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Lettie Louise Logan, May 30, 1909, recently abandoned. For the past 14 years, while holding this claim as her home, she has been constantly employed as a cook in a hospital at Kellogg, Idaho.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'Cabin on claim of Franklin Theriault, May 31, 1909. Cabin empty and apparently abandoned ar that time. No clearing. Over 5ft. of snow on this claim on that date. He held three claims under squatters rights at the same time.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'Cabin of John Shannon in Sec. 9, T. 44 N., R. 3 E., B.M. Canceled after Shannon had sold his claim to McGoldrick Lumber Company, of Spokane, Washington. Merest pretense of residence, cultivation and improvements. Photo, fall of 1909. The proceedings of the case are a matter of record in General Land Offices.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'Claeing on claim of William Staoddard. Level land is a narrow flat along banks of Marble Creek. Stoddard, it is said, sold his rights to scrip claimants with whom he was in contest.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Clearing and improvements on homestead claim of J.E. Williams, May 31, 1909. Mr. Williams served an appointment as U.S. Commissioner, in order to excuse his absence from the land.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: '400 Min P.D. Lambert Ranch near Rupert' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

1910
Photo text: 'Cutting our first fire line Graham Creek. (Picture of Prof. Kirkwood U. of Montana and Guard Fulkerth working on fire.)' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'The slide had gone from the top of Tiger Peak.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Girard?, Dahlgren, Jacroux, Morris.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Gangs of men were out all fall clearing trails.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Profile Peak in background.'
Photo text: This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'A gallant trail crew.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'View of burned timber from Striped Peak July 1911. Palmer and Morris.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Great tree trunks were piled across the trails in twisted and broken tangles.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Transfer from sagebrush desert to fields of alfalfa. View shows sagebrush on one side of fence and alfalfa on other.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'First cutting of alfalfa on Adams homestead. Entire water right paid for.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Montana - Bitterroot National Forest. Easter Fork Bitterroot Road. Typical construction across slide rock.' Men standing in snow. A Model T or A vehicle on a cliff side road. This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Our immediate problem was to cut out the old trails.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Grave where seven lay side by side in Big Creek about 50 feet from the Tree That Killed Three. See page 37.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Tunnel on Placer Creek where Pulaski and his men took refuge. Six died here.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'On an area where the fire had created such havoc as this planting was out of the questions (Scene on Big Creek of the St. Joe,. Near Beauchamp's claim.)' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Timber cruisers on the North Fork. Morris and Bruce on either end.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'An 'Agricultural' Claim on the Coeur d'Alene National Forest.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'The Burk Canyon is only a few hundred feet wide. Pulaski and Halm in the foreground.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Wallace after the fire known as the Big Burn. Photo text: 'Taken were the fire was at its most fierce. On this terrace at Wallace every house was burned and about 200 in all. In the foregrounds a Mining Supply House, Probably the largest losers in Wallace from the fire.'
Photo text: 'The mighty had fallen.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Remains of houses and furniture were scattered everywhere.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'The whole line of the C.M. and Puget Sound Railroad consisted of large trestles and tunnels.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Trail from Wallace to Striped Peak taken by Dr. Kirkwood and self July 13, !910. Picture by Dr. Kirkwood.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Crew foreman not so pleased over the prospect of cutting trails.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'The Tree That Killed 3 in falling at point marked X.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Forest giants were tipped over like ten pins.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Cruising in winter. Girard and Dahlgren.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Grand Forks our 'though' town.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo 1 text: 'Summit on West Fork Nez Perce Creek on Montana-Idaho State line. Near pass of new trail to White Cap.' Photo 2 text: 'Montana - Bitterroot National Forest. Summer homes, Medicine Hot Springs.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'A trail crew at work.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'It reminded me of Jack-Straws more than anything.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'It was a sad sight for one who had visited this dame country only a few months before.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'The trail crews worked under difficulties.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Most of the trails were absolutely impossible.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Out getting pictures of fire with McKay.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'The small tree growth had been bent over and covered with snow as if struck by a hurricane.' E. Pulaski and J. Halm stand nearby. This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'On West Fork Trail. Showing poor construction thru rock slide. This trail is dug down instead of being built up and as a consequence is always full of loose stones.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'In some places the trees were felled in rough whirls resembling the work of a tornado.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Those who had been unfortunate enough to locate at the mouth of these draws were first awakened by a great roar only to be buried under tons of snow seconds later.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.

1911
Bungalow Ranger Station site in winter and North Fork, building in progress
Photo text: 'Planting crews at work showing the difficulty of keeping the alignment in the down timber and how it was done by sighting on poles with red flags.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Tent and log crossing in bottom left and center of image
Bungalow Ranger Station area and bridge after Big Burn
Photo text: 'The author at work clearing timber at the Priest River Experiment Station site.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Bungalow Ranger Station site after Big Burn
Photo text: 'Planting crews at work showing the difficulty of keeping the alignment in the down timber and how it was done by sighting on poles with red flags.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.

1912
Boise River Canyon between Arrowrock dam and diversion dam. Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

1913
Photo text: 'Planting trees spot method, Placer Creek. (See snow.)' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.
Photo text: 'Planting camp on Placer Creek near Wallace, Spring 1913. Almost 100 men were on this work.' This image is part of a pictorial narrative by William W. Morris titled 'Experiences on a National Forest'.

1914
Photo text: 'First cabin on James R. McGuire homestead, August 11, 1914. Used as his 'jome' from date of location, fall 1901 to fall 1905, when new cabin was constructed. On October 16, 1905, this cabin, his 'home', had no floor, no door, poorly chinked and not mudded. No clearing around cabin, and no cultivation. McGuire is a saloon keeper at Clarkia, Idaho. The opening for a door is little over 4 feet high.' Note: Marble Creek region homesteads at this time were often part of a homesteads fraud being documented by the US Forest Service.
Photo text: 'D.P. Blincoe's homestead. This house is equipped with the electric light. Cooking done with electric stove. Electricity costs $2 a month for family of 5. Electric stove (Hughes) cost $80.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

1915
Photo text: 'The border area between Idaho and Washington on the twisting Snake River. The mail boat was the only link between people on ranches.'

1918
Photo text: 'Photo by Daisy Tappan.'

1919
Photo text: 'July 1919.'
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.

1920
O'Hara Ranger Station, man stands outside
Glass negative of Chief Wolf Necklace in traditional dress. Print is labeled as 'Paloos' also spelled 'Palus'.
A view of Sunbeam Dam on the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Major Feen sitting on bottom step (with tie.)' A list of the attendees was compiled on the back of the image. This was scanned with the image.
A portrait of Brigadier General Reuben F. Bernard.
A photograph of a cowboy in the Stanley Basin with the Sawtooth Range in the background.

1921
Photo text: 'Largest and best Indian residence on the bottoms property of Bronco Jim, Fort Hall Indian Reservation.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Log cabin, home of Tom Osborne (Indian), Ft. Hall Indian Reservation.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Two log buildings (one two stories) and fencing of Adams Ranger Station.

1922
Two photographs of the bunk houses at the Moose Creek Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Note: These are likely known as Jerry Johnson Hot Springs now.
Notes: Occurred in March 1922. Clearwater rangers were in attendance. A list of the attendees was compiled by Jack Godwin, Lou Hartig, and Bill McPherson in 1966 and was written on the back of the image. This was scanned with the image.
Photo text: 'On ridge between Fish and Obia(?) Hungry, Creeks, north of mouth of Alder Creek. Sheep range - no reproduction.'
The barn building at the Moose Creek Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'Lookout shelter and Fred Gardner, lookout, on Center Mountain. Fire finder in distance. (Also view of Center Mountain.'
The Moose Creek Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest. Photograph taken 07-29-1922 by H. R. Flint
Photo text: 'Aug. 30, 1922.'

1923
Photo text: 'Shaw's Mountain , northeast of Boise, Idaho - Showing the winding road over which thousands of miners, in the 60's poured into the Boise Basin, where at Idaho City, Placerville, Centerville, Pioneersville, and Quartzburg, between 3 and 4 million dollars in gold dust were extracted.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'American Falls, Idaho - where the Reclamation Service is building one of the largest dams in the West.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Taken on Flying Circus Trip' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Boise River in the foreground and Boise Barracks in the distance. The town got its name from the French who saw the trees along the river in the distances they crossed the desert, cried 'Les Bois' - the woods. The town was called Boise City for a long time.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Big Creek dwelling
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Minidoka Dam and Reservoir near Rupert, showing canals on each side of river. Below the dam may be seen a diversion dam for the purpose of protecting the lands in the foreground from inundation.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Telluride Canal running from Bear River to the north end of Bear Lake.

1924
Photo text: 'Ranger Hand's (?) Trail Crew -- Probably a trail camp in Upper Boulder Creek.' A rough list of the attendees was compiled on the back of the image. This was scanned with the image.
Photo text: 'General character of country.'
Allen Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest

1925
North-south highway, Salmon River Canyon
Photo caption: 'Looking SW from position over Mt. Cramer. Payette Peak in the upper left corner. All lakes shown drain into South Fork of the Payette River, which goes off the picture in timbered valley at right. This is very head of the SouthFork of the Payette River. Main Sawtooth Divide on left, Mt. in upper center with top cut off and snow spots near base is Glens Peak. Drainage thru the large lake in upper right is Tenlake Creek.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo caption: 'Taken from a position almost over Obsidian Post Office looking Northwest. Yellow Belly Lake in foreground. Large peak on left with several snow spots is Mt. Cramer. A little to the right is Elk Peaks.'
Photo caption: 'Large lake is Alturas Lake. Small one is Perkins Lake. Looking up Alturas Lake Creek. First right hand drainage is Alpine Creek. Taken from a position approx. over intersection of Hailey-Stanley Highway and Alturas Lake road looking southwest.
The driveway area of Adams Ranger Station. Pole fencing runs alongside the drive way along with what is likely a weather data collection box near the center of the photo. Two log building including the main building sit to the left of the photo. A car can be seen in the background.
Meadow Creek Ranger Station
Photo caption: 'Peak in extreme upper right is Castle Peak in the White Cloud Peaks which show in the distance. The main drainage in the foreground is Baron Creek. The tributary coming into Baron Creek at the left is Mooluck Creek. The peak with the dark shadow at the head of Mooluck Creek is Baron Peak. The valley in the distance beyond Baron Peak is Stanley Basin. Just beyond and right of Baron Peak is the head of Fishhook Creek, while over the saddle north of Baron Peak is the head of the North Fork of Baron Creek.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho. -- Settler's buildings within Forest.'
Photo text: 'Payette River, south fork, looking south, from position over Lowman, Idaho.'
Photo caption: 'The ridge to the immediate foreground is the divide between Goat Creek and the South Fork of the Payette River. The well defined dark peak in the upper center is Mount Cramer. Other peaks showing are Elk Peak, Reward Peak, Packrat Peak, Red Fish Peak, Coney Peak. Main drainage on the left is Goat Creek. All the drainage this side of Packrat Peak and Elk Peak and left of Cony Peak flows into Goat Creek. The drainage heading just right of Coney Peak is Garden Creek. Directly behind Packrat Peak and left of Elk Peak is the head of Red Fish Creek.
Photo text: Top 'Yearling rainbow trout from upper Champion Lake. Ten inches long. Planted august, 1924. Caught July, 1925.' Bottom Small Red Fish from Alturas Lake showing bright coloration as caught in lake. Weight 0.5 lb. July, 1925.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo caption: 'Red Fish Lake in foreground. Fishhook Creek is the drainage on other side of Red Fish Lake. Thompson Peak in left foreground between forks of Fishhook Creek. The peak about 1 inch to the right and a little more distant is Mt. Regan. Taken from a point approx. three miles west of Red Fish Lake looking Northwest.'
The two-story log main building of Adams ranger station sits among pole fencing. A second plank and tent building sits nearby. The edge of a third log building can be seen behind the main building.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo caption: 'Taken approx. over Obsidian Post Office looking Northwest. Peaks shown in photo are Thompson Peak, Baron Peak, Mt. Heyburn.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo caption: 'White peaks.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo caption: 'Looking east from a position over the point on ridge between Goat Creek and South Fork of Payette River. Main drainage in foreground is Goat Creek. Other peaks showing are Branson Peal, Tohobit Peak, Warbonnet Peak, and Red Fish Peak.'
Photo text: 'Taken on Flying Circus Trip - 1919.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'From position over Arrow Rock Dam, Idaho, looking south at the rolling sagebrush covered hills near Boise, Idaho.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: Top 'Landlocked salmon planted in 1922 taken from Lower Champion Lake. Small lake not over 25' deep. Compare with salmon from Toxaway Lake. Weight about 2 lbs. July, 1925.' Bottom 'Cutthroat trout from lower Champion Lake. Stock from Yellowstone National Park. Weight 1.25 lbs. Planted, 1922. July, 1925.'This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
Photo caption: 'Looking approximately east. Large peak in right center is Castle Peak in White Cloud Peaks.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo caption: 'Taken from a position over Silver Creek looking N.E. Peak in the center is McGowan Peak. Valley in distance is Stanley Basin. Drainage this side of McGowan is Stanley Lake Creek. Mountain in low right is Observation Peak.'
Photo text: Top 'Fishhook Creek inlet to Big Red Fish about two miles above lake. Note clearness of over gravel bar. Former spawning water of sockeye salmon.' Bottom 'Upper inlet to Red Fish Lake. Vacant water above falls used in 1923, 1924, 1925 for planting landlocked salmon.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
The Musselshell Ranger Station (white building) sits in Musselshell Meadows. Older structures and fences sit around the main building.
Photo caption: 'Looking northwest over Alturas Lake. The small lake at the lower end of Alturas Lake is Perkins Lake. At the upper left a part of Pettit Lake is seen. The main drainage in the valley is the Salmon River which flows to the upper left. The valley is called Sawtooth Valley.'
No description or location accompanied this image.
This image is part of a document titled 'Report upon the proposed Salmon River Forest and additions to Sawtooth, Bitterroot, and Lemhi Reserves, Idaho.' Collected by William T. Cox, 1904.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Upper series of five lakes mentioned above [in report]. This is the smallest of the series, is located at the foot of snow bank seen in upper right of picture of Big Red Fish Land and is probably unsuited for fish. August, 1925.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
Photo text: 'Showing good power site.' This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Looking down on Lowman, Idaho, south fork of Payette River.'
Bear Valley, looking north.
Photo caption: 'Taken from point over Sawtooth Valley about 3 miles east of Pettit Lake, looking northwest. In left foreground is Pettit Lake and to the right is Yellow Belly Lake.'

1926
A view of the slopes below Pine Creek on the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Sawtooth Lake, looking northeast across Salmon River Valley. Lake about one mile line stocked with Sunapee Trout in 1925.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
Photo text: 'Eastern Brook, Upper, and Landlocked salmon, lower, from Toxaway Lake.' 'Dolly Varden or Bull Trout from Red Fish Lake' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
Cattle being driven through Bear Valley in Payette National Forest on the way to their summer range.
A boat navigating Three Mile Rapids on the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A boat navigating Salmon Falls on the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Part of Stanley where Robert McAllister writes about poisoning operations.' This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
A boat navigates the Pincher Rapids and Box on the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'May 27, 1926.'
A boat navigating the Power House Rapids on the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A boat on the Salmon River near Pine Creek Falls in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Lake Mary, on timbered bench above Red Fish Lake. Planted successfully with rainbow and eastern brook trout. Proposed for planting fresh water shrimp.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
Photo text: 'Bluffs of ferruginous conglomerate (very course) below Boyle Creek. Lemhi County, Idaho.'
Native steelhead from Roaring Lake' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
A view of the Salmon River just below Big Mallard in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.
A photograph of the landscape looking East from Diablo Look Out in the Clearwater National Forest.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey and the Wildlife Management Division.

1927
Construction near Veteran's Hospital, Boise. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Four men with crank apparatuses dust a field with insecticide for Mormon Crickets, Ada County. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Construction of the bleachers for the Stadium at the University of Idaho - Southern branch now the Quad at Idaho State University. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A view of a flooding Portneuf River. A house sits near the bank in the background. Image part of a WPA project series. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Two men survey the area around the Veteran's Hospital in Boise. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Construction of the box office for the Stadium at the University of Idaho - Southern branch now the Quad at Idaho State University. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A line of men insecticide dust for Mormon Crickets using crank dusters in Ada County field. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A view of Sand Creek after a rip-rap control channel was installed by WPA. House on both sides. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A line of men insecticide dust for Mormon Crickets in Ada County field. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
No description or location accompanied this image. A possible CCC meeting.
The site of the Veteran's Hospital in Boise. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Men reline a irrigation canal. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Park and sidewalk around the Veteran's Hospital in Boise. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Men brake down materials for rip-rap construction of Sand Creek control channel. A WPA project. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Interior view of rip-rap Sand Creek channel. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Cut-over areas, improper. Near St. Joe N.F. Cut-over white pine lands near Bovill, Idaho. Denuded by logging and subsequent fires. Logging headquarters...see R-1 Letter of Sept. 24, 1943'
Construction of rip-rap channel to control Sand Creek. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Construction of Sand Creek channel. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Men discuss Mormon Cricket control and insecticides. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A nearly complete irrigation canal. Men work in foreground. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A view of Sand Creek before a rip-rap control channel was installed by WPA. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.

1928
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Elk Summit Ranger Station, man shingling on roof
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This is image is part of a Biological Survey Series by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Musselshell Ranger Station, buildings
Photo caption: 'New home of Jesse James, Kooskia, Idaho, Nez Perce, July 25 1928.' This image is part of a report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, C.H. Burke, on the Fort Lapwai Indian Agency and School.
Guard Station under construction
This is image is part of a Biological Survey Series by Fish and Wild Life Services.
This is image is part of a Biological Survey Series by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo caption: 'New home of Sarah Miller, Kooskia, Idaho, July 25, 1928.' This image is part of a report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, C.H. Burke, on the Fort Lapwai Indian Agency and School.
Burnt Knob Fire Lookout
Elk Summit Ranger Station, snow
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Pack train on the trail from Dry Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'New house built for Edna Homer, Indian, Kooskia, Idaho, July 25, 1928.' This image is part of a report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, C.H. Burke, on the Fort Lapwai Indian Agency and School.
Photo text: 'January 11, 1928.'
Photo caption: 'New Barn - David Lookingglass, Kamiah, Idaho, Nez Perce Indian, July 25, 1928.' This image is part of a report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, C.H. Burke, on the Fort Lapwai Indian Agency and School.

1929
O'Hara Ranger Station and Selway River
Bear Creek Ranger Station and Trail Fork of Bear Creek, Selway National Forest
Bear Creek Ranger Station, main building rear, Selway National Forest
A man standing next to a sawmill at the Elk Summit Ranger station in the Clearwater National Forest.
Bear Creek Ranger Station, Selway National Forest
Bear Creek Ranger Station, main building, Selway National Forest
O'Hara Ranger Station, Commissary Building
Logs are brought to a water powered saw mill at the Elk Summit Ranger Station in the Clearwater National Forest.
A photograph that shows men adjusting the load on a team of horses in front of several log cabins.
The interior of a water powered saw mill at the Elk Summit Ranger Station in the Clearwater National Forest.

1930
Four photographs showing scenes from a Civilian Conservation Corps camp.
Photo text: 'Gov. Ross (right), Ralph Knepper, owner Recorder Herald (middle), John Kinney, Salmon National Forest Supervisor (left).'
View from Oregon Butte Lookout
The Clearwater Valley from Sheep Hill
Aerial image and survey of first Boise Airport near Boise River, the current site of Boise State University
View from Mill Creek Lookout (Nelson Point)
Riggins, Idaho and Salmon River
Shepp Ranch
Photo text: 'Selway National Forest. Fair reproduction.'
Structures and view from Mill Creek Lookout (Nelson Point)
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Pole fences at Chamberlin Ranger Station
Two men drive a horse drawn wagon down a forest road. A Dog walks alongside the wagon.
Bridge at Shoup over Salmon River
Mountains and Middle Fork of Salmon from Bernard Landing Field
Pack train and rangers on Crevice Trail on Salmon River canyon wall
Polly Bemis on Salmon River Ranch
Horses and mules loaded with supplies including wagon wheel.
Chamberlain airfield construction
Photo text: 'Burned areas. Chamberlain, ID -- looking east at Lodgepole Point'
The Clearwater Mountains from Sheep Hill
Photo text: 'Near Clearwater Forest. Linn Caterpillar truck with load at landing below Pierce, Idaho.'
Men and woman pose outside Chamberlain Ranger Station
Photo text: 'Snake River. Scows at anchor near Lewiston, Idaho. About 200 ft. below interior warehouse. Gage 0.2. Aug. 30, 1930.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Hartig, Godwin, Gaffney' Two images
Photo text: 'End of trail at Big Creek Headquarters, men on horses.'
Man stands on point over Salmon River on Crevice Trail
Campbell's Ferry Ranch
Pack train and rangers on Crevice Trail on Salmon River
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Photo text: ''
Photo text: 'Wallowa National Forest, Oregon. -- Forest service hunter bringing into camp the hide of a large grizzly bear killed near pasture.'
View from Oregon Butte Lookout toward Buffalo Hump
Photo text: 'Snake River. U.P. Steamboat landing showing Str. Lewiston at the dock near the interior warehouse. On the Washington shore looking towards Idaho. Aug. 30, 1930.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Bridge construction over Crove Creek
View from Oregon Butte Lookout toward Sawtooth Range
Polly Bemis' Ranch on Salmon River
Sign to left of image reads: 'Middle Fork of Salmon River -- Yonder lies the Idaho Wilderness'
Photo text: '1930's period photo of USDA Forest Service employees at Big Creek. From Peter Preston Aug. 1994.'
Aerial image and survey of Shoshone County Airport in Kellogg, Idaho. Includes survey makings and measures.
The Clearwater Valley and plains from Sheep Hill
Photo text: 'Idaho National Forest, Idaho -- Skins of coyotes killed on the Forest.'
Whitfield planter on the Cook Mountain project in the Bungalow Ranger District.
Photo text: 'Nez Perce National Forest'
Photo text: 'Pend d'Oreille National Forest, Idaho. -- Home of an enterprising rancher on the Forest, with dense stand of silver pine in the background.'
Photo text: 'Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho. -- Log slide to river, through second growth of timber.'

1931
Aerial view of Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington. The Clearwater River (lower-left) feeds into the Snake River which forms part of the border between Idaho and Washington (just above image center). The Snake River flows west toward the Columbia River (upper-right).
Pack train leaving Powell Ranger Station
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'Salmon River diversion. Red Fish Lake, Mount Heyburn (right), Red Fish Creek (center).' Note: This image is part of records for the Bureau of Reclamation projects.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
The Lewiston grade or Old Spiral Highway that was eventually replace by Highway 95 to the east.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

1932
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Long Tom Lookout
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Snake River about Mile 231.6. Johnson Bar from about opposite boat landing and looking upstream. September 1932.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
A steel bridge that spans the Lochsa river in the Clearwater National Forest.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Nov. 1932.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'September 1932.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Snake River about Mile 231.6. At Johnson Bar. Captain Winslow, McFarland and Criteser. November 20, 1932.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Dwelling at Powell Ranger Station.'
People and children at Seafoam Ranger Station
Photo text: 'November, 1932.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.

1933
A view of the Burnt Fork Civilian Conservation Corps Camp (F-12).
Photo text: 'Lolo National Forest' Hillside in background shows signs of a major burn or fire.
Photo text: 'Lolo National Forest' Hillside in background shows signs of a major burn or fire.
Four photographs showing work scenes from the Sawtooth National Forest.
Notes: Taken in what was known as Selway National Forest at that time.
A group photograph of the men of Civilian Conservation Corps camp F-42.
Two photographs showing scenes from Water Carnival stage by three CCC camps.
Photo text: 'Boys from Red Fish Lake Camp painting Challis R.S. NY City versus Idaho.'
Four photographs showing men mixing cement and pulling drift wood, Red Fish Lake.
A view of the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at Packers Meadows.
Photo text: 'Ranger McKay and boys from Packers Meadows Camp F-23, Selway N.F., Idaho'

1934
CCC Camp F-92 in winter
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'Clouds of Chaos. Elk Creek fire, Boise Basin, near Idaho City, Aug. 17, 1934. ' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'The Cevice (Manning) suspension bridge - 14 miles above Riggins on the Salmon River - constructed by CCC, 1934.'
Road construction along Salmon River below Shoup
Photo text: 'Dr. Rich, Supr. Kinney, Capt. Harvey, Lt. Sage, Chaplain.'
CCC Camp F-103 on Salmon River below Shoup near Pine Creek
Powell Ranger Station, barn
CCC Camp F-92 in winter, from ridge
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Photo text: 'CCC boys leaving trucks in the early morning for work on fire line. Pack River Fire.'

1935
Note: This image is part of records by the Bureau of Reclamation associate with Boise projects.
Photo text: 'Typical Biological survey over-night camp. 'You hope the trees are big and have a lot of branches.' Bottom: 'Elk and dog team, Fall River, Targhee National Forest, March, 1935.' These images were part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Bungalow Ranger Station, from upstream near CCC Camp
Photo text: 'Coyotes taken with Biological Survey humane trap, by Lloyd Bedwell Forest, Idaho. Bedwell say's this trap maims the animal almost as badly as ordinary steel traps.' ''Seven Devils Tom', the famous 9'6' length cougar, taken by Bert Rhoades on Rapid River, near Riggins, Winter 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Loon Creek Guard Station
Photo text: 'Indian rodent control crew, Fort Hall Reservation, Fort Hall, Idaho, June 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Frank Buck isn't the only one that 'Brings 'em Back Alive'. Roy Tumelson with cougar kitten taken on Crooked River, Salmon River Drainage, Winter 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: '1 1/2 Ton Dodge truck loaded with white pine logs on Musselshell rd., Browns Creek, Clearwater Timber Co. operation.'
Photo text: 'Roy Tumelson with pack outfit and cougar dogs Salmon River, Winter 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Typical predatory animal hunter's outfit.' Bottom: 'Dog team used by Doyle Mathews in doing predatory animal control work. (Targhee National Forest.)' These images were part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: ''In the good old days.' 204 coyotes taken by Walter Nelso in 1922. These coyotes were trapped within a radius of 25 miles of Minidoka in three month's time. Mr. Nelson covered five times as much area in 1935 to get 270 coyotes.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: '250 pounds of good Coyote scent in the raw. Snake River sturgeon caught near Hammett, Idaho. 'What a Man' C.T. Ledbetter, the world's best Sturgeon fisherman on the left.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Horse and man on Marsh Creek Trail
Photo text: 'The result of Elk Wintering Range being destroyed by fire.' These images are part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Pack bags made out of tanned Drouth Relief Cow Hide.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Ralph Burcham, Cooperative Trapper on the Liz Butte, November, 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Cecil Sanford, Cooperative, Kelly Creek, Season of 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Bungalow Ranger Station, horse corral and barns
Photo text: 'Typical trappers cabin on Salmon River. Not much for looks but serviceable.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
CCC Camp from Bungalow Ranger Station, North Fork of Clearwater River
Red River Ranger Station, buildings and fences
Photo text: 'July 18, 1935. Built - 1920.'
Bungalow Ranger Station from above and with ranger
CCC Camp taken from Spring house
A man and a woman sit in a swing bench outside the Riggins Ranger Station (right) under s tree. A second period structure and garden are in the left side background. Older structures sit farther back and to the right.
Bungalow Ranger Station, North Fork of the Clearwater River
Red River Ranger Station, two buildings and flag pole
A landscape photograph of a river running through the forest near Avery, Idaho.
Aerial image and survey of Sandpoint Airport site in Sandpoint, Idaho. The current airport is still on this site.
Photo text: 'Nov. 1932.'
Photo text: '1 1/2 Ton Dodge truck loaded with white pine logs...operation of White Pine Timber Co. near Grangemont. Note pole road construction.'
Photo text: 'July 1935.'
Photo text: 'A CCC job. July 1935.'
Photo text: 'Frank Keough, Cooperative Trapper, Clearwater River, 1935. He seems to make a very good impression with the ladies as well as the predatory animals.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Showing contrasts in type of country traversed by the Loon Creek Trail.'
Photo text: 'US pack string packing to French Creek. Taken in crevice near Manning Bridge sight. Winter of '34 or Spring of '35. Art Francis, Tom Koski, Dutch, Harry Fritsen, A.C. Scribner.'
Photo text: 'CCC crew working on road and quarry to supply rock for re-facing Deer Creek Reservoir Dam.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Photo text: 'General view of CCC Camp at Deer Flat Reservoir, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of records for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
Man on ledge on Marsh Creek Trail
Photo text: 'Lolo National Forest'
Photo text: 'Chaps made out of tanned Drouth Relief Cow Hide.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Jack Godwin, Cooperative Trapper working in the back country, Northern Idaho, 1935.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Bungalow Ranger Station site from Spring House
Photo text: 'Signs such as below are posted at all trails to the Primitive Area on Challis National Forest.' Sign reads: 'Entering Idaho Primitive Area -- Challis National Forest -- All types of motorized boats and vehicles prohibited.'
Aerial image and survey of historical Boise Airport near Boise River, the current site of Boise State University
Photo text: 'Denned on Frank Disdier Lambing Range Bannock Creek District Fort Hall Reservation.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.

1936
Aerial image of Orofino, Idaho and Clearwater River.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'United States Forest Service truck with eleven thousand pounds bait in fifty pound bags.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Pocket gopher crew of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation with part of a day's catch.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Cold Mountain Lookout tower
Broad aerial image of McDougall Field also know as Pocatello Municipal Airport site, and surrounding farms and lands.
Photo text: 'Leon L. Anderson, Rodent control crew foreman, for the Fort Hall Indian Reservation.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Trailer designed for hauling horses, equipment, and rodent bait.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Interior view of warehouse room, showing in right foreground mixed bait ready to be shipped , and in the immediate background sack storage whole oats.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Exterior view of the Bait Mixing Station quarters. The metal building on the left houses the storage bins and machinery.'
Powell Ranger Station, loading up beck stig.
Photo text: 'Station truck in the field with six thousand pounds of bait - fifty pound bags.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'May 1936'
Chamberlain Ranger Station, main building and fences
Photo text: 'Indian field party distributing poisoned grain in ground squirrel control work on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Unpacking pack train at Chamberlain Ranger Station
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Indian pocket gopher crew with truck and equipment working on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation District.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Arctic Point. Probably (Emmet?) Routson.'
Photo text: '(Left to Right - cookhouse, bunkhouse, warehouse.)
This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Interior view of machinery room showing (left to right) poisoned grain sacking, sprout, grain separator and cleaner, double flight steam conveyor (right top), and flacking machine.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Aerial image of rudimentary gravel airstrips as part of the original Lewis-Clark Airport. This site was constructed in 1933. In 1944, on an adjoining plot to the northwest, the current Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport was constructed.
Photo text: 'Boise River at mouth of Moores Creek [current: Mores Creek] showing the large amount of silt carried to the main river by this tributary on which three dredge and numerous placer mines are operating.'
Fire patrol plane coming into Big Creek Landing Field
Photo text: 'The Leader and Tom Ledbetter displaying a sturgeon, Idaho's big native fish from the Snake River.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Pack train leaving Chamberlain with materials for lookouts, loaded horses
An aerial view of the F-147 Civilian Conservation Corps Camp in the Clearwater National Forest.
Bridge site on Salmon River Road
Photo text: 'Unloading whole oats from railroad car by hand trucks. Loading out a car lot of steam-crushed oats.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Two of the best trappers of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation with their day's catch.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Commercial truck loaded with fifteen thousand pounds of poisoned bait in fifty pound bags.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Sacking the finished bait.' This image is part of a report by the United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey on predation and pests.
Photo text: 'Looking upstream at Imnaha Rapids #89 and the mouth of the Imnaha River. Oct. 1936.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
A man stands on the deck of an unknown fire lookout (possibly the Missouri Ridge Lookout).
Pack train leaving Chamberlain with materials for lookouts

1937
Photo text: 'Sept. 1937.'
Vertical aerial images of Kellogg, Idaho and Coeur d'Alene River (3 of 3).
A string of pack animals crossing Big Creek in Payette National Forest.
Project 145, Maintenance of rearing ponds, $200. Screens made for or repaired. Awaiting shipment of fish from Federal Hatchery. Remaining funds to be used in cleaning screens.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo caption: 'This house of Agnes Loury is to be repaired both inside and out.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Looing south across Root Ranch Landing Field.'
Old Dewey mine on Thunder Mountain in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
This ranch was eventually known as Taylor Ranch.
A view of the Stanley Lake Civilian Conservation Corps spike camp.
Bisnard [Bernard] Creek Landing Field, below Candall Ranch in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
The middle fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A view from Lightning Peak in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Sullivan Zinc Plant near Kellogg, Idaho.
A view of the Cold Meadows Ranger Station and Landing Field from Cold Mountain in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'The work crew gets to work. Levels the house.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Everyone gathers at the picnic grounds to again celebrate having a good community garden in 1938.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Aerial image of Weeks Field, the first airfield in Coeur d'Alene and, by some sources, the first municipally owned airport in the United States. Closed in the 1940's or 50's it was located on the site of the current Kootenai County Fairgrounds. Farms and residential areas can be seen to the north of the field.
Photo caption: 'This home of Charlie Wilson is to be repaired.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'The East Kamiah Church is repaired by Indian workmen.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
A view through trees of the middle fork of the Salmon River below Pistol Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A rock face above the middle fork of the Salmon River above Camas Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A view of the landscape at a geographic bar in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A photograph of Mount Snowyside in the Sawtooth Primitive Area.
Photo text: 'Spalding Indian Firewood Boom Grounds--Bank protection Project work completed under 1937 program.' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Photo text: 'Patrol issuing campfire permit.'
Photo caption: 'Treaching outfit. David Arthur, Kamiah Harvesting Barley, nearly all Indian labor.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
President of Nez Perce Farm Chapter, David Arthur and Secretary, Richard Moffett. Kamiah Farm Chapter. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Timothy Wheeler and his 4H corn field' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Madeline Lawry has a small but well kept garden at her home near Kooskia.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Carey Camp - Camp and construction scenes for irrigation reservoir on Little Wood River in Blaine County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'Eddie James and John C. Ellenwood plow their land and later plant corn.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'After work then it is lunch time.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
A view of Root Ranch Landing Field from Root Knob Lookout in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'A close-up of the dinner table, June 8th. 1937.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes of Boise King U.S. Forest Service-WPA project to build forest road from Arrowrock Dam to Atlanta in Elmore County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Here is Conley Seth out hoeing his corn patch.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes at Wallace Flood Camp to dredge and straighten channel of Coeur d'Alene River. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'Branding corral on the Kamiah Tribal Reserve. Getting the branding iron hot. Waiting for the cattle to come.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'This home of Sam Waters, Craigmont, was built to replace [his old house].' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: '4H Club member Timothy Wheeler, plows his field for corn.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Marble Creek, Idaho Primitive Area.'
Photo text: 'June 1937.'
A view of the Impassable Canyon above the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Two unnamed lakes at head of Clear Creek in Crags country.'
Photo caption: 'These boys expect to keep this steam within its natural channel.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: ' Grover Menthorn has a nice patch of corn in his garden. Located near Stites.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'Art McConville lives in this cabin. It is located on the Tribal Reserve which he has leased, and he is farming 125 acres of Tribal land.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Safety sign painted by Enrollee Karabelnikoff.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Two photographs of the Civilian Conservation Corps blasting and road construction on Salmon River above French Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Pictographs, Middle Fork of Salmon River
Photo caption: 'Dennie Williams of Stites, has a clean, Straight row garden. Part of the garden excursion group examines the patch.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'June 1937.'
Photo text: 'Left to right kneeling. Clark Heise, R.P. Carry, acting supervisor E.E. Mckee of Challis Forest, F. Melia, Assistant of President Gray, Harry Shellworth, member of Chamber of Com. and Vice President of the Boise Payette Inc. and Claude Gillespie. Standing: C.N. Woods, associate regional forester, R. E. Shepherd, President of Idaho State Chamber of Cam., Carl. R. Gray, President of U.P. System, Mr. Paul, owner of Idaho Rocky Mt. Club, J.E. Haugh, assistant to president Gray, J.A. Seitz of the U.P. office of Salt Lake, E.C. Schmidt, assistant to President Gray and F.S. Moore, Supervisor of the Sawtooth [Challis?]'
This one time boomtown (1890's) is currently underwater in Roosevelt Lake.
Photo caption: 'Willie Corbett, Kooskia, has a fine patch of early potatoes.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
The Root Ranch Landing Field clearing in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'Alex [Pinkham] and his harvesting machinery in action.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Peter Nicodemus, Kooskia, also shows his garden.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes at Wallace Flood Camp to dredge and straighten channel of Coeur d'Alene River. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Flood damage in Wallace, Idaho April 1938, caused by Placer Creek. The watershed of Placer Creek was burned by forest fires in 1910. Since that time Wallace has been menaced by periodic spring freshnets, caused by the rapid melting of deep snow on denuded slopes.'
Root Ranger Landing Field from Root Knob Lookout
CCC-Idaho shop. A car sits outside. Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
A string of pack animals travelling through Payette National Forest near Loon Creek.
Photo text: 'Sept. 1937.'
A view across Monumental Creek to Thunder Mountain and road in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Carey Camp - Camp and construction scenes for irrigation reservoir on Little Wood River in Blaine County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A man squats near an apparent campsite while holding the reins of his horse. The site is along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River near Loon Creak.
Photo caption: 'Potatoes growing in the Community gardens, near Orofino.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Farm Aid Wheeler and Supervisor Bristol make an inspection of the garden and corn patch of Ella Frank of Kamiah.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
The middle fork of the Salmon River below Pistol Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Old house of Same waters, Craigmont. Replaced with new house. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Conley Seth wanted his house repaired, raised, leveled, and a new floor. Rear view.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Cottonwood Camp - Camp and construction scenes on Graves Creek farm-to-market road in Idaho County. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'This grove of trees where the annual picnic is held. Celebrating because of a good garden.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Rapids on Marble Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Ridge south of Red Fish Lake
Photo caption: 'This crowd arrived for the picnic and inspection.' A line of cars and are park along forest edge. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A string of pack animals travelling along a train on a hillside in Payette National Forest.
Photo caption: '[4H club member Timothy Wheeler]. He hits a stump that almost upsets him.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Mary Spencer, living above Kooskia, has a good big garden.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Two pack animals crossing Big Creek at the mouth of Monument Creek in Payette National Forest.
View from point near Chamberlain Ranger Station
Photo caption: 'Sophia Broncheau of Spalding had a home that needs repairing.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Recreation Center and auditorium constructed by the WPA on lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. The lake is a centrally located municipal park, and the auditorium completes a community project of importance to this entire area.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: '4H Club member, Sherman Moffett, presents his calf.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Cottonwood Camp - Camp and construction scenes on Graves Creek farm-to-market road in Idaho County. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'The finished house is worth looking at.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Indians haul and saw wood for winter use. Mark Arthur place, Kamiah.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Another view of Conley Seth home. Front view. Before work started.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
The Salmon River Road above Riggins in the Salmon-Challis National Forest
Photo text: 'Party headed by Congressman D. Worth Clark at Chamberlin Ranger Station after a 40 minute flight into the area.'
Civilian Conservation Corps workers constructing a road on the Salmon River above French Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'Edward Paul of Stites has a garden he is proud of.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Tom Peterson of Orofino produces a fine garden. His boy is proud of this garden.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'The home of Sophia Broncheau is first shingled and leveled.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Photo caption: 'Farm Chapter President David Arthur, leases some Tribal Lands and here he is plowing with his tractor.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Cottonwood Camp - Camp and construction scenes on Graves Creek farm-to-market road in Idaho County. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'The Extension Agent greet Farm Chapter President Stephen Reuben in his garden.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
The beginning of Impassable Canyon on the middle fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Headwaters of Wilson Creek
Photo text: 'Boyle Ranch on Loon Creek -- jumping off point for Primitive Area.'
Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
The Big Creek meadows within the Idaho Primitive Area, Salmon-Challis National Forest.
This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
A view of Vinegar Hill near Big Creek within the Idaho Primitive Area, Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A groups of men inspects the Community Garden on the Nez Perce Reservation. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'June 1937.'
Two photographs of Suicide Rock near Monumental Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'Same house [Conley Seth] one month later. Work about complete. All Indian labor.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Hagerman Fish Hatchery in Gooding County, Idaho. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A view of a Cave near Cave Creek and Big Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Line for the garden celebration picnic. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Grover Menthorn has a good garden and orchard.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
A ridge near Middle Fork of the Salmon River
Unloading supply plane at Chamberlain Ranger Station
CCC-Idaho office and warehouse. Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Salmon River, Idaho
Photo text: 'Idaho Falls Hanger - All log structure at Airport - Idaho.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: '4H Club member, Timothy Wheeler and his calves.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
A view of the Monument on Monumental Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes of Boise King U.S. Forest Service-WPA project to build forest road from Arrowrock Dam to Atlanta in Elmore County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: 'Alex Pinkham and his new harvesting outfit. Tractor and one man harvester.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
The gate leading to the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Red Fish Lake.
Photo text: 'Sept. 1937.'
Threshing crew and barley harvest. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Vertical aerial images of Kellogg, Idaho and Coeur d'Alene River (2 of 3).
Boyle Ranch on Loon Creek
Photo caption: 'Our guest speakers from the University of Idaho,. They enjoy the lunch prepared by the Indian women.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Carey Camp - Camp and construction scenes for irrigation reservoir on Little Wood River in Blaine County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo caption: '4H Club member, Wallace Wheeler and his calf.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Two photographs of the Idaho Primitive Area after a fire.
This ranch was eventually known as Taylor Ranch.
Two photographs of the Mormon Ranch on Middle Fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Graves at the Mormon Ranch on Middle Fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'Wash day, is done in the modern way, at the Sam Pablo back porch, Kamiah.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Lower Big Creek near Beall Ranch
Photo caption: 'Kamiah Farm Chapter has all day meeting. Lunch is served at noon.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: 'Mrs. Sam Pablo and Mrs. Grover Menthron are found in the middle of the raspberry patch. (Can you find three faces??)' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo caption: '4H Club member, Gaberial Moses and his calf.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes at Wallace Flood Camp to dredge and straighten channel of Coeur d'Alene River. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes of Boise King U.S. Forest Service-WPA project to build forest road from Arrowrock Dam to Atlanta in Elmore County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Looing south across Root Ranch Landing Field.'
Photo caption: '[Conley Seth house] A new foundation, a new floor and an addition built on. All Indian labor.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Soldier Bar Landing Field, Idaho Primitive Area
Wolter Truck maintain Salmon River Road after construction
A string of pack animals travelling through Payette National Forest near the head of Dick Creek.
Photo text: 'June 1937.'
A view of McCalley and Lower Chamberlin Creeks from Root Knob Lookout in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo caption: 'Mabel Lowry and June Kipp have us look at their gardens.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Marble Creek, Idaho Primitive Area.'
Photo text: 'Carey Camp - Camp and construction scenes for irrigation reservoir on Little Wood River in Blaine County.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A photograph of the Stanley Lake Civilian Conservation Corps Camp.
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes at Wallace Flood Camp to dredge and straighten channel of Coeur d'Alene River. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Scenery - Payette National Forest. Marble Creek, Idaho primitive area.'
This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Marker text: 'Cecil Wyatt -- Wife of Lee Wyatt -- Born May 16, 1863 -- Died April [..] 1912 -- At Rest '
Photo text: 'Camp and construction scenes at Wallace Flood Camp to dredge and straighten channel of Coeur d'Alene River. Single men's camp.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
The middle fork of the Salmon River in the Idaho Primitive Area of Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A wide view of the landscape around the Mahoney Creek Landing Field in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
A wide view of the landscape around Falconberry Ranch near Loon Creek. This is the entrance to the Idaho Primitive Area in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Mounted forest patrol looks across Middle Fork of Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.

1938
Photo text: 'Clearwater River near Spalding, Idaho. High water during April, 1938, washed debris over rock-filled bank on Indian Fuel Wood Booming Grounds - No damage done. Nez Perce Reservation May, 1938' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Photo text: 'Flood damage in Wallace, Idaho April 1938, caused by Placer Creek. The watershed of Placer Creek was burned by forest fires in 1910. Since that time Wallace has been menaced by periodic spring freshnets, caused by the rapid melting of deep snow on denuded slopes.'
Kellogg or Shoshone County Airport, Coeur d'Alene River, and Kellogg, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Purshia tridentata and bunch grass on elk and deer range.' This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Aerial image and survey of Weeks Field, the first airfield in Coeur d'Alene and, by some sources, the first municipally owned airport in the United States. Closed in the 1940's or 50's it was located on the site of the current Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
Photo text: 'A burned watershed. The denuded mountain sides of the Big Creek watershed burned in 1920 do not tend to retard the runoff from the melting snow. Spring freshets which sweep the valley deposit silt, gravel, and down timber along the bottoms, causing unforeseen changes in the stream channel.'
Photo text: 'Rip-rap and Flood Control Project. Completed in 1937. Located along Clark Fork River -- Kalispel Indian Reservation. Picture taken in April, 1938.' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Photo text: 'Soldier's Irrigation Ditch Dam for control of water being built by Indian crew. Nez Perce Reservation, May, 1938.' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Aerial image of Shoshone County Airport in Kellogg, Idaho. Includes survey makings and measures.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Flood damage in Wallace, Idaho April 1938, caused by Placer Creek. The watershed of Placer Creek was burned by forest fires in 1910. Since that time Wallace has been menaced by periodic spring freshnets, caused by the rapid melting of deep snow on denuded slopes.'
Aerial image of an unpaved, airstrip or runway at Boise Airport.
Photo text: 'Sanitarium Irrigation Project. Old irrigation ditch cleaned on a CCC-ID project.' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Aerial image of airstrips, runways, and building as part of the Boise Airport site.
Photo text: 'Boys of CCC French Creek Camp, chapping wood (insect killed, nonmerchantable).'
Photo text: 'Leader James Taylor bulldozing truck trail just off highway, shown just back of tracks on tractor. Beyond highway is Clearwater River.' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Photo text: 'Emergency flood work, Wallace. Four feet of gravel and rock left on principal street by Placer Creek (left).' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Broad aerial image of historical Boise Airport site and neighboring lands.
Photo text: 'The start of work on the Barn Creek Soil Erosion Project. May, 1938.' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Enoch Oatman's garden. This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.
Photo text: 'Result of 1910 fires. A view at the lower end of the Big Creek valley. This entire bottom was submerged during the spring freshet of 1938. Beaver dams which tended to hold back excessive stream flow in normal year were swept away. Many changes in the stream channel took place over night. Silt and gravel was carried downstream in enormous quantities. Thousands of dollars damage was done to highways, railroads, and building below.'
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Aerial image of an 'improved' meaning graded or paved, airstrip or runway at Boise Airport.
Clearwater Timber Company mill occupying the site where Potlach Timber Company paper mill sat and, most recently, the Idaho Forest Group and Clearwater Paper Corporation sit.
A completed road of the Forest Roads Ketchum-Clayton Highway Project. This is now State Highway 75.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Vertical aerial image of Sandpoint and Lake Pend Oreille near the outlet of the Pend Oreille River (1 of 2).
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
A view of the northern Chamberlin Basin form Root Knob Lookout in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Enrollees clearing and piling brush off right of way along upper levels of truck trail' Note: This image is part of a pictorial supplement to a report on the North Idaho Agency and the Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division by Sidney L. Johnston, Assoc. Forest Engineer.
Beaver transplant release
Forest crew camp setup, Salmon National Forest
Aerial image and survey of historical Boise Airport near Boise River, the current site of Boise State University
Broad aerial image of Kellogg, Idaho, Shoshone Airport site, and Coeur d'Alene River.
Sunshine Mining Company site.
Glenn Thompson, Salmon National Forest Supervisor and crew
Aerial image of initial construction of airstrips for McDougall Field also know as Pocatello Municipal Airport. This airfield was used as the municipal airport until 1951 when operation were moved about two miles west to the former Pocatello Army Air Base where the current airfield still resides.
Photo caption: 'Enoch Oatman, Kamiah, produces a quantity of good garden produce each year. 1938 garden.' This image is part of a report regarding farm organizations among tribes in Northern Idaho and the CCC-Indian Division.

1939
Photo text: 'Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Canyon Reservoir. Clearwater River looking West. A 300 foot Dam would make water about 200 feet deep at this point. Sept. 22, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'View from top of Salmon River. -- showing Burgdorf Grade. Ranch at lower right hand corner is about half way down the Burgdorf Grade. French Creek Hill in the center. El approx. 4000 plus. Sept. 9, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
The south fork of the Salmon River above Dollar Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Approximately 15 miles from Riggins, Idaho. July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Aerial image and survey of Ham's Field also known as University Airport in Pocatello, Idaho. Idaho State University occupied the site currently.
Photo text: 'Stanley Lake in Stanley Basin. Headwaters of the Salmon River. Juley 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Looking North. A tributary of the Salmon River. Sept. 9, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Salmon River Recon. Farm land just below Salmon, Idaho. Hand held at high water mark.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Sept. 22, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 1939'
Photo text: 'Red Fish Lake. Headwaters of the Salmon, River, Idaho. July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Sept. 22, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 1939'
Photo text: 'Salmon River Recon. House on overflowed land just below Salmon, Idaho. Hand held at high water mark. Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
A photograph of the Valley Creek Ranger Station.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 1939.'
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Aerial survey of Sandpoint Airport site in Sandpoint, Idaho. The current airport is still on this site.
A rider on his horse with a pack horse at the junction of Marble Creek and the middle fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Sept. 22, 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.
Photo text: 'Salmon River Reconnaissance Challis Dam site. 8 miles upstream from Challis, Idaho. Oct. 1939.' This image is part of a Rivers and Harbors series.

1940
Aerial image and survey of first Boise Airport near Boise River, the current site of Boise State University
Photo text: 'WPA hunters after predatory animals (coyotes) in Oeyhee county, Idaho. Curing six years of operations, Idaho WPA hunters have accounted for 53,972 coyotes, 2,504 bobcats, 46 mountain lions, and one timber wolf at an average cost of less than $5.00 per predator.' Two men sit on hillside with horses. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A pack train crosses a bridge at mouth of Little Pistol Creek in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 nail fencing to posts. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Arbon Trail cattle guard construction.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Project 126 - 80' trough. Range water development, $4800. A total of 15 developments to date, of which 7 were new developments, 6 were redevelopments, and 2 were through extensions.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Looking north from Sawtooth Forest Highway, U.S. Highway 93, into the Sawtooth Valley at the head of the Salmon river. Sawtooth Mountains in background.'
A group of CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work to remove excess soil. A large ditch is dig that a truck can pass through. A platform is build over with the grinder on top of it. Grind from large rocks falls through hole in platform directly in bed of truck below. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work on fence. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Photo caption on back: 'Photo of graves of soldiers and civilians killed in the Nez Perce Indian War. Secured by R.H. Fletcher from Aaron F. Parker, Grangeville, Idaho.' Sign to left reads: Nez Perce Indian War started 1877. Monument reads: Before you to the Westward lies the historic Whitebird battle ground of the Nez Perce Indian War in which thirty-five men gave up their lives in service for their country June 17, 1877. Beneath this shaft lies one of those brave men, laid to rest where he fell.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
A CCC worksite of workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Two CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 pose with drawn plows and other equipment. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Mill Creek trail reconstruction work, after clearing.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo caption on back: 'Photo of graves of soldiers and civilians killed in the Nez Perce Indian War. Secured by R.H. Fletcher from Aaron F. Parker, Grangeville, Idaho.'
Photo text: 'A WPA project which employed men to dig test pits to 'determine nature of foundation for considered dam sites.' Sponsored by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 remove large rock debris from road. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
A man waives to a CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 in transport truck. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
A man digs a ditch with a tractor. Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'WPA constructed the fine addition to the Payette, Idaho, high school.' This building is currently McCain Middle School. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A group of CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work on a post and wire-net fence. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Construction of cattle guard crew for Bannock area. 1. Foreman Earl Cutler and crew. Project #137.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Project 139, Rehabilitation of Community Irrigation System, $1520. Under authority dated February 1, 1940, $200 was added to project. Work has been accomplished on Little Indian and Ollie Farmer ditches. Difficult work experienced on Little Indian Ditch.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Men use sledge to assemble finishing parts of a cattle guard on Arbon Trail. Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1940.'
Photo text: 'Oct. 1940.'
Project 137, Cattle guards, $1400. Guards have been installed on the following trails: Faulkner, Dry Hollow, Lincoln Creek Forks, Cosgrove, Trail Creek, Portneuf, Ester Lane, and Arbon. The existing Arbon guard reconstructed. Guards on Wood Creek and Bannock Creek will probably be constructed before end of fiscal year.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Looking southeasterly down from Big Creek. Horse Mountain to left.' Pack train in lower right.
A group of CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work to remove excess soil. A large ditch is dug that a truck can pass through. A platform is build over with the grinder on top of it. Grind from large rocks falls through hole in platform directly in bed of truck below. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Photo of graves of soldiers and civilians killed in the Nez Perce Indian War. Secured by R.H. Fletcher from Aaron F. Parker, Grangeville, Idaho.' Inscription read: Monday, Healy, and J. Grosceose (Groseclose) Killed Aug. 20 1878. A set of cross rifles are dawn above the inscription. A roadside marker maintained by the Idaho State Historical Society, under the title “Long Valley Ambush,” details the episode.
Photo text: 'Boise, Idaho, unit of the WPA sewing project, showing the cutting room, where goods are cut and shipped to all other sewing units in the state.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Photo text: 'Middle Fork of Salmon River where it joins the muddy waters of the Salmon River along which much placer mining is carried on.'
Project 126 - Buckskin Spring #1 - 80' trough. Range water development, $4800. A total of 15 developments to date, of which 7 were new developments, 6 were redevelopments, and 2 were through extensions.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Riveting, drill press operation, and other skills used in aircraft manufacture, are being taught WPA women trainees in Boise, Idaho, shops in a project sponsored by the U.S. office of Education and (Locally) the Idaho department of Vocational Education.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Hat sits near Little Indian Ditch project. 'Project 139, Rehabilitation of Community Irrigation System, $1520. Under authority dated February 1, 1940, $200 was added to project. Work has been accomplished on Little Indian and Ollie Farmer ditches. Difficult work experienced on Little Indian Ditch.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Project #131, Bottoms Truck Trail, $2900. Cooperative with Roads, who failed to furnish materials, however, they did furnish grader and one man for short period. About 33% of project completed, practically all by CCC-ID.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Bill Hoance at right -- Ben Cook left -- May, Ford, Phyllis Twogood.' This image is part of the Twogood Family Collection whose members were packers and guides in the Selway River area.
Carol R. Brink Hall, a men's dormitory at the time of this photo, was constructed as a WPA project. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Project 127, Maintenance of stock water wells, $1120. Under authority dated November 3, 1939, $1200 additional money was transferred from Projects 133 and 134. Twenty-one wells have been maintained and all in operation except one, due to delay of needed part, which has just been received.' . Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
A CCC work transportation truck. A worker from Mountain Home Camp G-99 peeks over back. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Project 138, Range revegetation, $2550. An amount of $350 was added under authority dated February 1, 1940. Project 100% complete. About 2565 acres reseeded consuming approximately 567 mandays. Soil Conservation Service furnished supervision, seed, and drills. CCC-ID furnished tractors, gasoline and oil, men and transportation.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
Two men adjust the rope that secures a load to a pack mule.
The Student Health Center, known as the Infirmary at the time of this photo, was constructed as a WPA project. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Coeur d'Alene's municipal yacht basin - one of the few such city-owned facilities in the west. Undertaken as a WPA project the yacht basin has an initial unit of 60 moorage slips. An attendant is on duty 24 hours daily. A modern boat lift or hoist, with electric motor, boom and canvas belting slings, permits pf raising or lowering a boat to [the lake] in a few minutes. There is enough additional room in the yacht basin, behind the breakwater, for another 350 to 400 boats. Project cost WPA $8,040 and sponsors $3,640.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
A group of CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 level at a roadside. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Project 135, Truck trail maintenance, $2340. Approximately 66 miles of trail maintained and in good condition. Funds practically exhausted.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
A group of CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 remove large rocks with small bull dozer and flat bed truck. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
A photograph of the Sawtooth Valley Ranger Station.
Fishing for salmon with a forked spear Elk Creek bridge, Bear Valley in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Looking down on the Coeur d'Alene, Idaho yacht basin... Constructed with WPA labor. In the distance are old railroad docks and those of boat transportation lines, some of which it is hoped will be eliminated in the City's plans to streamline the lake front. Foreground leads out to main protected basin where a thousand-foot boon extends from the mainland, connecting with other breakwaters, and creating enough room...' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Idaho, Nampa, Canyon County, A group of women at work in a corner of a WPA sewing room in Nampa, Idaho.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work together on structure. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Guard 8' x 18', 10-2' pipe, spread 10' bolted at ends, timber-brush treated creosote, concrete pit.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Mill Creek trail reconstruction work, before clearing.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Man models of cowhide coat with cow hair still attached. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
A group of CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 level at a roadside. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Photo text: 'These people are from Hailey, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Los Angeles, California.' This is image is part of a photo album dated in the 1930's.
A team work on a ditch. Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
Photo text: 'Weed burning in Ada county by WPA (Idaho) noxious weed control workers. This control method is being emphasized, along with cultivation of infested fields, because of the shortage of chemicals formerly used, particularly sodium chlorates, now in great demand in the manufacture of ammunition.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Three CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work on post and wire-net fencing. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Men working to scrape and tan hides for relief coats at the Boise, Idaho Tannery. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Four men working to scrape and tan hides for relief coats at the Boise, Idaho Tannery. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Two CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 roll out dirt area with tractor and drum. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Men stand in field near drilling or reseeding machines and tractors. 'Project 138, Range revegetation, $2550. An amount of $350 was added under authority dated February 1, 1940. Project 100% complete. About 2565 acres reseeded consuming approximately 567 mandays. Soil Conservation Service furnished supervision, seed, and drills. CCC-ID furnished tractors, gasoline and oil, men and transportation.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 nearly finished with a stone incline or retaining wall. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
A view of the Boulder Mountains from Galena Summit. Summit elevation is 8752.
Bridge on Salmon River Road
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 set a stone incline. Likely a retaining slope wall. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Photo text: 'United Air Lines hanger constructed but Idaho WPA at Boise municipal airport.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
This image is part of the Twogood Family Collection whose members were packers and guides in the Selway River area.
Photo text: 'Looking northerly up Beaver Creek.'
CCC workers from Mountain Home Camp G-99 work on fence. Pickup truck in background. Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.
Project 135, Truck trail maintenance, $2340. Approximately 66 miles of trail maintained and in good condition. Funds practically exhausted.' Note: This image is part of a report by V.W. Balderson to Director of Indian Affairs, D.E. Murphy on CCC-Indian Division Projects completed by the Fort Hall Agency, Fort Hall, Idaho.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Gymnasium and Auditorium constructed of solid concrete by WPA workers. Arched west windows and leaded panes allow entrance of light.' Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.

1941
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Before and after photos of Kalispel Reservation cleanup. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Government irrigation ditch near the Fort Lapwai Sanatorium. Sanatorium is not visible. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
This image is part of a series of aerials taken by the Army Air Corps.
Checking the small damn in an irrigation ditch on the Fort Lapwai Sanatorium grounds. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Photo text: 'Nez Perce Reservation. Forest Guard Cabin being constructed on the Cold Springs Reserve. Assistant Leader James Miles in foreground.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Nez Perce Reservation. Erosion Control Lawyer's Creek Project No. 158. Erosion line along bank in edge of orchard can be seen.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Three men work to repair a bulldozer. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
A water trough install near the Winchester Reserve now Winchester State Park. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Rip-rap is installed to prevent erosion of banks on the Clearwater River. A man stands on logs in the midground. These log are likely from river log drives where logs were floated down the river to the mills. Logs often collected near the Nez Perce Boom Grounds at this bend. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Assembly Hall being constructed by the WPA. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Nez Perce Reservation. Enrollees Oliver Henry and James Taylor working on tractor [bulldozer].' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Checking the small damn in an irrigation ditch on the Fort Lapwai Sanatorium grounds. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Photo text: 'Enrollee, Machine Operator, James Taylor 'dozing out the Tramway Reserve Truck Trail, Kamiah, Idaho. This reserve is on the Nez Perce Reservation.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Idaho WPA school lunch at Cole school, near Boise, Idaho. Two hundred fourteen similar projects were operated by WPA Idaho, during 1941-1942 school term.' Children stand in line for lunch soup. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Photo text: 'Nez Perce Reservation. Erosion Control Lapwai Creek Project No. 157. This type of work has prevented much lass of land.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
A man bulldozes for trail construction in winter with some inches of snow on the ground, near Fords Creek now known as Jim Ford Creek. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Photo text: 'Nez Perce Reservation. Forest conditions along road bordering the Cold Springs Reserve. A hazard reduction project has been set up.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
A sign for the Department of the Interior Northern Idaho Agency hangs on a brick building. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
A vertical aerial image of the Sun Valley Lodge. The resort was closed in 1942 and converted to a convalescent hospital for the U.S. Navy (Pacific Theater)
Photo text: 'Moving the bulldozer, Trucks and 'dozer belong to CCC-ID, trailer to Idaho Dept. of Public Works.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Photo text: 'Enrollee Oliver Henry wrestling the bulldozer frame.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Rip-rap is installed to prevent erosion of banks on the Clearwater River. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Photo text: 'First aid instruction in the field. Instruction being given in 'What to do In Case of Snake Bite'. There are rattlesnakes in the part of Idaho so special attention is given to this fact during the summer months. Leader Ed Raboin, who holds a First Aid Instructor's certificate is demonstrating with Enrollee James Taylor as the subject. A standard snake bite kit is furnished all crews during the summer months.' Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
Bulldozer being 'torn down' for repair. The engine is being crane lifted in the upper right of the image. Note: This image is part of a narrative pictoral report to accompany quarterly enrollee program report.
This is image is part of records by Fish and Wild Life Services.
Boise Gallery of Art constructed by WPA at Boise. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.

1942
Photo text: 'Winner in a kite flying contest, Boise, Idaho, April, 1942. Sponsored by the Recreation department of Idaho WPA, and the Idaho Daily Statesman.' Three boys stand with two kites. The kite on the right advertises defense bonds. Note: This image is part of a Work Progress Administration publicity series.
Big Horn sheep on Middle Fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'Christmas Day 1942.'
Big Horn sheep on Middle Fork of the Salmon River in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.

1943
The view from Baldy Mountain Lookout.
Men pose for a photograph on the stairs in front of a building.

1947
Unloading tri-motor at Chamberlain landing field
Ford Tri-motor delivers at Chamberlain
Chamberlain Landing Field from air

1948
Photo text: 'Oct. 1, 1948.'
This image was located in the retirement book of Adolph Weholt.
Photo text: 'Oct. 1, 1948.'
Cold Meadows guard station in snow

1950
Photo text: 'Foresters-at-work. Assistant Chief Granger, C.N. Woods, W.B. Rice, and pilot H.M. Walker after 2 hour trip over Idaho Primitive Area.'
Stonebreaker Ranch, cabin
This image is part of the Twogood Family Collection whose members were packers and guides in the Selway River area.
This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
Photo text: 'Sept. 12, 1950.'
Photo text: 'Pack string at Cold Meadows hauling culvert for airfield. Idaho National Forest.'
Photo text: 'The Lewis and Clark Highway Project. This was a six mile unit of a proposed road that would connect North Central Idaho with Missoula, Montana. It lies through a primitive area and as illustrated in the picture, a rocky one.' This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
Photo text: 'Sawtooth Mountains, Central Idaho, Galena Summit Highways Elevation 8752 Ft.' This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
Campbell's Ferry Ranch and bridge
Photo text: 'The Lewis and Clark Highway, giving a view of the pioneer road under construction.' This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
Hoodoo Meadows CCC Spike Camp
This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.
This image is part of a USFS series labelled 'American Guide'.

1951
Photo text: 'Sept. 9, 1951.'

1952
Photo text: 'Aug. 7, 1952.'
Photo text: 'One to be destroyed as now abandoned. Under structure badly deteriorated. Ranger Val Simpson on steps.'
Photo text: 'Aug. 7, 1952.'
Photo text: 'August 8, 1952.'
Barnard pack bridge
Bungalow Ranger Station, North Fork of the Clearwater River and valley
Photo text: 'Aug. 7, 1952.'
Car on Hoodoo Airstrip in Hoodoo Meadows
Pack train on Telephone Ridge in Big Horn Crags
Photo text: 'Aug. 7, 1952.'
Snowshoe Mine on Crooked Creek, ranger stands on chute

1953
View of Ketchum, Idaho.
CCC operations accident report board at CCC camp G-99 near Mountain Home, Idaho. Subline reads 'Be considerate, careful, cautious.' Image part of CCC-Idaho Indian Division.

1954
Photo text: 'Sept. 1, 1954.'
Loading raft with Camas Creek bridge material near Thomas Creek
Powell Ranger Station, office building
Photo text: 'Jim Renshaw on tractor -- Frank Wilson leading string.'
Powell Ranger Station, log building with gear hanging outside
Cold Meadows airstrip and plane
Photo text: 'Sept. 13, 1954.'
Unloading plane with Camas Creek bridge at Thomas Creek Field
Riding along river at Taylor Ranch

1955
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 9
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 10
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 6
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 8
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 12
An aerial photograph of Bear Valley and March Creek.
Photo text: 'Aug. 7, 1955.' Chamberlain air field?
A photograph of Route 21, 3 miles south of Stanley, with the Sawtooth Range in background.
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 2
A photograph of Route 21, 4 miles north of Stanley, with the Sawtooth Range in background.
Photo text: 'Aug. 1955.'
A photograph of the Stanley Basin with Mount Thompson in the background.
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 7
Photo text: 'Aug. 1955.'
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 3
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 4
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 11
Aerial images of Bear Valley and March Creek 5
Photo text: 'Aug. 9, 1955.'
Sturgil Mountain Lookout, aerial

1956
Photo text: 'Eastside 'new' July 20, 1956.'
Photo text: 'Tappan Ranch -- Middle Fork of the Salmon River on spring big game count with Lavar Jacklin, game warden.'
Photo text: 'April 19, 1956.'
Photo text: 'Dub Horn on Wagon.'

1957
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Photo text: 'Frances Zaunmiller christening the new Campbell's Ferry Bridge. July 22, 1957.'
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Photo text: 'July 1957.'
Photo text: 'Aug. 1957.'
Photo text: 'July 1957.'
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Photo text: 'Frances Zaunmiller and Bruce Groves christening the new Campbell's Ferry Bridge. July 22, 1957.'
Photo text: 'Aug. 1957.'
This image is part of a series of aerials, images, and planning documents for the Moose Creek Ranger Station landing field and strips.
Photo text: 'Aug. 1957.'
Photo text: 'Main Salmon River. Raven Creek.'
Photo text: 'Aug. 1957.'

1958
Photo text: 'Big Creek Lake from Stormy Pass on Idaho Divide - Pack Box Pass and Sky Pilot in Back to South - all within Wilderness.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'Big Lake Creek from Pack Box Pass - St. Mary's L.O. and Heavenly Twin Peaks to right - In Bitterroot Wilderness.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'Ranger Lake - Head of Big Creek Canyon - St. Mary's Peak at right - from Maude Pass - in Bitterroot Wilderness area.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'Teacher pack trip group at Big Creek Lake camp in Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness - 19 states represented , College professors, and school supervisors.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'Teacher group on Maude Creek Trail - Through rock field to Big Creek Lake - In Wilderness area.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Man stands near Aparajo Point before widening program
Photo text: 'Upper Fred Burr Canyon - from the pass in Mill Creek - Within Wilderness Area.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.

1959
Photo text: 'Big Creek Lake from Pearl Lake Pass - Looking N. to Idaho line - site of proposed Skyline Trail. Lake farmer reservoired - in Wilderness.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'Saddle stock at lunch time - on alpine meadow - on Idaho-Mont. line - Head of Maude Creek in Wilderness.' This image is part of a series recording trail work and outdoor education in the Bitterroot National Forest.

1960
Photo text: 'Photo #1. Mine and cabin in the head of Forty Five Creek. Typical of mining operations served by roads inside the study area.'
Stoddard Trail Bridge over Salmon River
Photo text: 'Photo #20. An old Chicago Pneumatic Compressor parked near the Sheep Mountain Mine. Typical of some old machinery left by miners of yesteryear.'
Photo text: 'Photo #4. One of the native log bridges across Big Creek.'
Steelhead migrating up Camas Creek
View of Curry Ranch
Photo text: '#24. The Little Creel Bridge across the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Little Creek Guard Station, Challis National Forest, across the river.'
Photo text: 'Looking down stream from bridge crossing Salmon River about one mile W. of Shoup, Idaho.'
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Curry Ranch on Middle Fork of Salmon River
Photo text: 'Float-boat camp on Middle Fork of Salmon River.'
Photo text: 'Looking down the Salmon River at the old Sunbeam Dam site (above Yankee Fork of the Salmon River). Note the fisherman on the big rock near the lower center of photo.'
Shoshone pictographs on cliffside
Boat at Salmon Falls, upstream
Sheep Mountain Road, abandoned compressor
Photo text: 'Sater Cabin circa 1918 - 1928. Man on right is Mike Hogan, others unidentified. Men were reshingling the roof with split shakes. Note blanket used for door of west (left) room and the smokehouse at the right of the cabin. Photo courtesy of Daisy Tappan.'
Photo text: 'Photo #2. Ruins of a Twentieth Century mill served by a road in Monumental Creek.'
Middle Fork of the Salmon River from the Canyon-side near its confluence with the Main Salmon River.
Big Creek Road, tractor working on Copper Camp
Ranch upstream from Whitewater Ranch

1961
Photo text: 'Aug. 1961.'
Bernard Guard House
The confluence of the Lochsa and Selway rivers forming the Clearwater River.

1962
Photo text: 'Beach with approximately two acres of flat ground directly below the mouth of Big Mallard Creek. This area already shows signs of heavy use. Sanitary facilities and tables should be installed and the place cleaned up as soon as possible.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 15, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 16, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Water Influence Zone. One of the Pudding Lakes in the Crags Recreation Area. Aug. 15, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Big Flat just upstream from McKay Bar known as the Haywire Wilson Place. Area is now staked by Clyde Painter. Stock shown in picture belongs to Al Ties who has private land across the river. A number of full grown pigs were also seen which belong to George Jefferies. No actual misuse by Painter was seen. The buildings are vacant. Whole set up shows almost complete lack of control by Forest Service.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 14, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 16, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 14, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 14, 1962.'
Photo text: 'Special Zone. Aug. 15, 1962.'

1963
Photo text: 'Rock hunting pits adjacent to the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in the Idaho Primitive Area. These pits were made and used by the Sheepeater Indians. They could have been hunting or burial pits. Aug. 11, 1963.'
Photo text: 'Sept. 1963.'
Photo text: 'Indian Creek landing on Middle Fork of Salmon River.'
Partridge Creek Bridge between Manning and Highway Bridge

1964
Aerial image.
A photograph of a meadow on Pole Creek near the Old Pole Creek Guard Station.
Ship Island Lake in Salmon River Mountains
Photo text: 'Thompson Peak is in the center left of photo. Prominent peak and lake on right have no official names.'
Aerial image. Possibly Snowyside Peak.
Aerial image.
Photo text: 'July 26, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Early A.M. at Stoddard Campground. Breaking camp, ready for the last leg of the float trip down Middle Fork of Salmon River. Wild Rivers Study. July 29, 1964.'
Photo text: 'July 27, 1964.'
Photo text: 'June 23, 1964.'
Photo text: 'June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Area looking north around head of Castle Fork to Cougar Look Out, along ridge route. June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Looking up Middle Fork from point on Cougar Ridge, Jackass Ridge and Flat can be seen. June 22, 1984.'
Photo text: 'Rubber boast sweeps just below Stoddard Bar -- Middle Fork of the Salmon River. July 29, 1964.'
Photo text: 'June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'General view of terrain in Castle Fork, Little Loon Creek looking west from ridge at saddle. June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'July 30, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Valley Creek is in left corner of photo, with the community of Stanley, Idaho in the middle distance and the spectacular Sawtooth Mountains in the background.'
Photo text: 'Looking north from possible ridge route above Cougar Creek, rough break to northeast are at south of Hood Creek. June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'July 30, 1964.'
Photo text: 'July 27, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Looking up Grassy Ridge finger above Middle Fork, approximately 559 degree slope. June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Looking southwest from ridge between Little Loon and Cougar Creek across Little Loon towards Jackass Gulch Ridge. June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'June 22, 1964.'
Man points out pictographs near Rattle Snake Campground
Plane at Bernard Landing Field, Middle Fork of the Salmon River
Photo text: 'June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'July 26, 1964.'
Pictographs near Veil Falls
Photo text: 'July 1964.'
Natural amphitheater near Veil Falls
Two photographs show rapids in the Salmon River canyon in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'July 26, 1964.'
Work crew rafting Middle Fork of Salmon
Photo text: 'Taken in connection with Wild Rivers Study. July 16, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Taken in connection with Wild Rivers Study. July 30, 1964.'
Aerial image.
Photo text: 'Possible Ford on Middle Fork adjacent to [b]ridge finger between Cougar and Little Loon. June 23, 1964.'
Photo text: 'July 27, 1964.'
Photo text: 'Looking down ridge finger to Middle Fork approximately 1/2 miles from Mahoney Field. June 22, 1964.'
Photo text: 'June 21, 1964.'
Work crew on Middle Fork of Salmon River
Photo text: 'June 22, 1964.'

1965
Photo text: 'July 28, 1965.'
Two photographs show aerial views of Bernard Guard Station in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'September 1965.'
Photo text: 'Elevation 9130 feet'
Photo text: 'July 13, 1965.'
Photo text: 'May 1965.'
Photo text: 'Feb. 1965.'
Photo text: 'Painter H.E.S. Nez Perce National Forest. July 28, 1965.'
Two photographs showing aerial views of Big Horn Crags across Wilson and Harbor Lakes in the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Photo text: 'July 28, 1965.'
Photo text: ''

1966
Photo text: 'Copy of image used in 1967 Forest Progress Report. Aug, 12, 1966.'

1967
Photo text: 'Aug, 1967.'

1968
Photo text: 'Don Gossi at the Simplot Administrative Site near the mouth of Lynn Creek, Middle Fork, Salmon River. Challis and Stanley Ranger Districts.'
Biggs Ranch close to Middle Fork of the Salmon River
Middle Fork of Salmon River 2
Middle Fork of Salmon River 1
A photo on the Old Middle Fork Bridge near the Lodge

1969
The ranger's residence at the Moose Creek Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest.
The commissary building at the Moose Creek Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest.
The office and mess hall building at the Moose Creek Ranger Station, Bitterroot National Forest.
Photo text: 'July 7, 1969.'

1976
Construction of Sheepeater Lookout

1977
Sign: 'The real meaning of wilderness will open our eyes like an Idaho sunrise of a summer morning.' - Frank Church, March 1977, includes silhouette portrait of Frank Church.

1981
O'Hara Ranger Station, main building front and side

1993
Photo text: 'May 19, 1993.'

1999
Seafoam Ranger Station
Ruffneck Peak Lookout