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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).

A photograph of Mrs. Stevenson, a key member of the reading room committee.

A photograph of Sara Rankin, faculty at the College of Idaho.

A photograph of M. Meyers Beale, wife of Fredric Fleming Beale who taught music at the College of Idaho.

A photograph of A. M. Ley, an itinerant picture taker, with his wagon and horse team.

A photo of A.A. Hoover shown in an Odd Fellows uniform. He was part owner of the Hoover and Isham Building as well as owner and operator of a furniture/undertaking business in Caldwell, Idaho.

This is A. E. Brown as photographed sometime during the 1950s.

A photo of A.I. Myers, pictured to the far right, and his family stand in front of their 1908 Buick automobile. Other folks pictured are the following people: Bruce Myers, 2nd from left, Bess Myers, 3rd from left, sister of Bess Myers (name unknown),…

Abigail Scott Duniway was a Northwestern feminist and a part of the women's suffrage movement.

A photograph of Ada Frost Roberts, whose maiden name was Ada Frost.

A portrait of Kansas Senator Alexander Caldwell, for whom the town of Caldwell was named.

This photograph of Alice Edwards (maiden name Aimsbury) was taken in 1978. Alice was a school teacher in the Caldwell area, and she was the mother of Beverly Edward, who did the first tape show for the Caldwell Oral History committee.

This is a photo of Anderson Cox in his 90's taken sometime during the 1950s.

A picture of Anderson Miller Cox as a young man. He arrived with his parents, Reuben Cox and Anna Naiper Cox, in the Dixie area in September of 1864. Cox wrote article for numerous newspapers and lived out his 98 years in the Caldwell area.

A ca 1905 image the following women: (standing left to right) Anna Cox Allen who is the granddaughter of Reuben Cox, daughter of Riley Cox; Sarah Johnston Cox, the wife of Riley and niece to the Johnston Bros.; (sitting left to right) Mary Ann Day…

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.

A photograph of the Bachelor Club, all seven men pictured are unknown.

An image of Bill Cowden who was the owner of an Implement Company in Caldwell, Idaho.

Above is early Idaho, specifically Caldwell, pioneer Bird Bowman.

Within this group, the woman in the polka dot dress is Boone Annie Jamison, otherwise known as Mrs. William Judson. She was a part of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle who spearheaded drive for Caldwell Public Library.