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The 2022 archive intern's created title slide for the Romance of Water Part II exhibit.

A 1925 drawing of male explorers reaching the Boise River during their trek across the Western United States.

An image of Lake Lowell's (aka Deer Flat Reservoir's) headgate. The water drops 100 feet and flumes to the right. The photo above is a part of the early development of Lake Lowell.

A photograph of a large sturgeon caught in the Snake River. May have been in Payette, Idaho.

A photograph of the Stoddard Mansion, located in Silver City, Idaho.

A black and white photograph of the Idaho Hotel with a stagecoach in front of the town of Silver City, Idaho. The flags indicate that the picture was taken around the 4th of July for the Independence Day celebration.

A photograph of the small mining town of Silver City, Idaho.

A photograph of a white church in Silver City, Idaho.

A photograph of Lizard Butte taken from the Marsing side of the Snake River in Idaho.

A photograph of the Homedale Ferry on the Snake River.

A photograph of a team of horses, a small wagon, and a man on the Homedale Ferry crossing the Snake River in 1910. A homestead shack can be seen in the background of the photograph

A photograph of Emmett Valley, showcasing mountains, farm land, and a canal.

A photograph of a number of cattle grazing in a pasture in Emmett, Idaho.

A photograph of a piano in the interior of the Dille home on Cleveland Blvd.

A photograph of a sawmill/lumber mill somewhere in Idaho

A black and white photograph of a sign on the border of Idaho that says "Welcome to Idaho." The exact location is unknown.

A photograph of an old white city hall building somewhere along Highway 93.

An old REO automobile is shown in front of Gartin J.G. Livery in Caldwell, Idaho. Two men are seen within the car and one tending to the horses in the back, though all of them are unknown at this time.

Taken in 1916, the photo is of a GMC flatbed truck loaded with hay. There is also a farmer with one leg propped against the truck, but his identity is unknown is at this time.

Taken in front of J.G. Gartin Livery on Arthur and 7th St., this horse drawn hearse is focus of the photo. There are two horses pulling the cart and one undertaker seen within the image.