Research opportunity for conference attendees in Boise

The Idaho State Historical Society's Public Archives and Research Library, located in Boise, will open its doors exclusively for ASEH conference attendees on Monday and Tuesday, March 10-11, from 9 to 5. (Regular open days are Wednesday-Saturday).

 
The Idaho Historical Society, which serves as the official repository for Idaho's  state and local government records, also holds extensive manuscript collections, microfilm newspapers, oral histories, maps, and photographs. Collections relate to themes such as natural resource extraction, irrigation, soil conservation, agriculture, Depression era CCCs, the Forest Service, logging, firefighting, mining, tourism, outdoor recreation, transportation, and environmental activism.

 
For more information about the Idaho State Historical Society and its Public Archives and Research Library, please contact any of the staff members listed below:

Linda Morton-Keithley, linda.morton-keithley@ishs.idaho.gov

Carolyn Bowler, carolyn.bowlder@ishs.idaho.gov

Kathy Hodges, kathy.hodges@ishs.idaho.gov

Public Archives and Research Library
2205 Old Penitentiary Rd.
Boise ID 83712
(208) 334-3356

 
Or visit our website at:
http://idahohistory.net/library_archives.html