Leather bound scrapbook with photographs, ticket stubs, pamphlets and newspaper clippings from Jack Bauman’s time at the University of Idaho and military service.

Materials concerning Dr. George H. Belt, Jr.'s work in forestry at the University of Idaho and across the world. Includes papers, slides, photographs, and documentation materials on the subject.

Early photos from settlers in the Craigmont/Vollmer area.

Personal correspondence, newspaper clipping, and first ticket sold by the Spokane Falls and Coeur d'Alene Transportation Company, April 29, 1884.

Book collection named after U of I Regent Jerome J. Day, whose donated collection of western Americana was the basis for creating this collection.

Personal correspondence, newspaper clippings, mementos, and other papers.

Correspondence of Dr. and Mrs. Laney, materials collected by Laney, including letters to J.R. DeLamar regarding mining in Silver City, Idaho, and letters to geologists J.W. Finch, W.C. Kerr, F.A. Thomson, and L.F. Ward, memorabilia dating from 1893-1928, and over 800 photographic negatives relating to World War I and European travel. Also included is a scrapbook, 1927-1938, compiled by Laney's son, F.T. Laney, a University of Idaho student.

Materials regarding Mildred M. Haberly's career with the University of Idaho and her personal life.

Includes correspondences, UI scrapbook, military documents and related memorabilia, photographs, awards and certificates, as well as business and financial records.

Hogue received a degree in civil engineering from the University of Idaho in 1900. The papers include his diaries of travels throughout the Northwest as a surveyor and engineer for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, in addition to some family photographs.