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A graphic (from Sarah Jospeha Hale) taken from Godey's Lady's Book published ca 1867. This image depicts women's fashion and showcases the intricate dresses of the time.

The Koffee Klatch was a women's society. Taken ca 1890's, the women in the photo are as follows: (top row, left to right) Mrs. Frank Hartkopf, Grace Morrison, Carrie Steunenberg, Hattie Stiles, Mrs. Howard Sebree, Unknown, Unknown, and Mrs. Oakes;…

A picture of Stacia Kelleher holding a book.

A black and white image of Kate Patton Mosby.

Above is a photo of Mary Mumford.

A picture of a theatre cast in costume. Of note is Florence Egleston Sebree is in the sun bonnet second to the left in the middle row.

A minute book for the January 10, 1905 meeting of the Reading Room Committee.

A close up from a picture of the Koffee Klatch, a women's group. The woman seen in this photo is Lizzie Beatty (Mrs. Swain Beatty).

The horse and carriage seen in this image was used by Dr. Dora Weymouth (osteopath) to make her rounds. The woman in the photo is Dr. Weymouth's daughter Bernice.

Osteopath Dr. Dora Weymouth and her daughter Bernice Weymouth in front of her practice.

A photo taken ca 1912 of Dr. Dora Weymouth who was a osteopath in Caldwell.

This is early Idaho pioneer Mrs. B.F. Marrow (Mrs. Benjamin F. Marrow). Her husband was the first minister in this area and he performed John Levander and Sarah Cox's marriage. He also started the Baptist Church here.

A 1880s photo of a young Della Gwinn also known as Mrs. Montie Gwinn.

An artist rendering of Mrs. Kate Feltham, a prominent women's suffrage leader in Idaho. Both her and her husband--Mr. C.N. Feltham--were lawyers in Caldwell.

Drawing from December 13, 1896's edition of the newspaper Rocky Mountain News, comes the above renderings of prominent women's suffrage leaders in Idaho. Listed above are Mrs. Kate Feltham, Mrs. C.J. Robbins, and Mrs. M.C. Athey.

A photo of Anna Gilgan Mckenzie who was the sister of millinery owner Martha Gilgan-Sarchet. Her husband was part owner of Caldwell Butchering Co.

The Gipson family was photographed in ca 1897. They were connected with Caxton Printers and had a family dog named Trix who is shown above. The people within the image are as follows (left to right) Edgar, Margaret, James, Alice, Lawrence, Ruth,…

Above are (from left to right) Nellie Kelleher and Stacia Kelleher in their costumes for a play.

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

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