The Indian Creek flood in 1910 by City Hall on the 700 block of Blaine St. in Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are the Caldwell City Hall and an Automobile Co.
A flood caused by Indian Creek in 1910 at the business district of Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are the Caldwell Wagon Works located where the I. D. Store is now located on 214 S. Kimball and the Christian Science Church located between…
A flood caused by Indian Creek in 1910 at Kimball St. in Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are the Botkin and Blake Drug Store, the Union Building which is the building the drug store is located in, and the Lavering Building on the left of…
The opening celebration for the Interurban addition in 1910 at Linden and Indiana St. in Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are a number of Model T automobiles and A. I. Myers, the man second from the right marked with an X.
A view looking south on 7th St. from Main in 1910 Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are the Saratoga Hotel, City Hall, Caldwell News, and Livery Stable.
A flood in front of the Shipley Livery Stable in 1910 Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are a number of men and a fire department cart in front of the livery.
A view of the race track at the Canyon County Fair Grounds in 1908-1909 at Cleveland Blvd. in Caldwell, Idaho. The fair building is in the background and the fairgrounds are where President Taft visited when in Caldwell. The name of the horse is…
The interior of the Hartkopf Tinsmith in 1907 located at the 800 block on the south side of Main St. in Caldwell, Idaho. Pictured in the image are Sam Hartkopf on the left, and Dr. Daniel Hartkopf on the right, Sam Hartkopf's father.
Possibly Caldwell but could not be confirmed, an aerial view of the city. If it is Caldwell the home at the far right corner could be the Durham home at 10th and Hannibal. In the middle 1950's a family named Alfred Baker lived there. The area is…
A view of 7th St. looking south from Main in 1908 Caldwell, Idaho. Included in the picture are City Hall, First National Bank, and Al Duncan's Blacksmith Shop which is the brown building to the left of City Hall.
The interior of the First National Bank in 1902, located on the northwest corner of 7th and Main at 625 Main in Caldwell, Idaho. The men in the picture include Chas W. Pinney, Walter Sebree, Howard Sebree, A. W. Gipson, B. F. White, J. H. Gipson,…
The corner of Arthur and Kimball looking west on Arthur in 1890 Caldwell, Idaho. The businesses, from left to right include the Al Butz Blacksmith Shop, Athletic Hall, Fire Bell, City Hall also known as "the shack" which was the building donated to…
