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A photograph of Carl "Hap" Hollrich and his express wagon.

A black and white photograph of Carl "Hap" Hollrich in a horse-drawn wagon. Carl was a driver for the American Railway Express was a forerunner to the United Postal Service (UPS).

A photograph of Carrie Adell Strahorn, wife of Robert Strahorn and one of the founders of Caldwell.

This is a photo of Carrie Adell Strahorn (Mrs. Roberts) in her later years.

A photo of Carrie Adell Strahorn, wife of Robert Strahorn.

The above image is of Carrie Blatchley, also noted as Mrs. Henry. Little is known about her at this time.

A portrait of Carrie Blatchley (Gwinn), wife of Henry D. Blatchley.

A portrait of Carrie Blatchley (Gwinn), wife of Henry Blatchley.

An image of the President of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, Carrie Chapman Catt.

A photo of Carrie Steunenberg also known as Mrs. A.K. Steunenberg after her marriage.

A photograph of Charles (man in the center) and Cora Austin standing in front of their variety store called The Racket Store. The business was located at 111 South Kimball and later moved to 115 South Kimball.

Two chinese folks with long braids.

A photograph of the Clemens family. The only known names are Reverend David A. Clemens (father) and Ann Clemens Tolles, the girl standing next to David.

A portrait of Cordelia Foote, wife of S. S. Foote, owner of the Caldwell Flour Mill.

A photograph of Mrs. Cordelia Foote, who was a key member of the reading room committee.

Photograph of Daniel D. Campbell, an early mayor of Caldwell and owner of Campbell and Black Livery, later Campbell Livery.

A portrait of Dan Campbell, father of Eldora Lowe, and an early mayor of Caldwell.

A photograph of Daniel D. Campbell, an early mayor of Caldwell, Idaho.

Photograph of Daniel Hartkopf, owner of Sam Hartkopf and eary settler in the Caldwell area. Settled into the area with his wife in 1882.

This is Delia Gilgan--owner of local millinery (hat shop) in Caldwell, Idaho.