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An image of Caldwell's first band--who played at the Lake Lowell Pavilion. The bands name is the Coronet Band.

An image of a young Charles (Charley" Sebree who build Lake Lowell Pavilion in 1913.

An image of a young Walter Sebree; he took over the Caldwell Traction Company.

An image of men who worked on the upper embankment at Lake Lowell. Supervisor of Construction, D.W. Ross, can be seen at the extreme right of this photo.

An image of twelve different men who worked on building Lake Lowell in the early 1900s; none of their identities are known at this time.

An image of F.C. Bohlson taken after 1946. He had 40 years with the Bureau of Reclamation and worked on construction Lake Lowell in the early 1900s.

An image of a pioneer family doing daily tasks such as washing clothes; five people are seen within this photo (3 women, 1 man, 1 male child).

An image of the men and women who worked on the dam on Deer Lake Reservoir. In the back row left to right, Mr. Strobe, Steve Mohoney, 'Mother' Forham, Ed Gott, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Bradley, Mickey Conner, Mrs. Hugh MacDougal, Mr. Craneman, Bull…

An image of Henry and Daisy Vinson celebrating their 65 wedding anniversary. They were married in 1894.

A family (one man, one woman, two kids) standing in front of of their home on their homestead.

A black and white photo of former Governor of Caldwell Frank Steunenberg.

A 1929 image of James H. Lowell--a statesman from Caldwell, ID who was influential in the irrigation project across the Treasure Valley (i.e., Lake Lowell).

A black and white image of 26th U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt writing at a desk; photo was captured in 1902.

An image of a slide from the Romance of Water with the names of the men who worked on the Stapleton/Franklin Ditches. The names are as follows: J.H. Carter, Robert White, Thomas Wheatley, A.J. Regan, John Thomas, Hamilton Davis, G.W. Wooten, A. Cook,…

An image of an Idahoan miner working. Note the gold pan next to his feet., the shovel behind him, as well as the pickaxe.

Mary Cox Pierce's headstone which reads "MARY COX PIERCE, BORN JAN. 7, 1848, DIED APR. 7, 1867, THE FIRST GRAVE IN CANYON HILL CEMETERY."

An image of the group of ca 1860s Marble Front pioneers. Of specific interest is C.F. Madden (only male in the front row). He was one of the first to reach Florence, Idaho following the discovery of gold in Oregon (1861).

An image of Dr. Junius B. Wright in his advanced aged.

An image of Rev. B.F. Morrow who performed the first marriage ceremony in Caldwell, Idaho during the 1800s.

One of the Johnston Brothers, Tom Johnston, in front of the cabin they built.