Items

• GB 082
  Display in store windows showing women's clothing and accessories. A sign in one of the windows reads, "Spring Opening 1930."
• GB 081
  Display in a store window advertising Sunkist Oranges.
• GB 079
  Claude Brown Music Company Company storefront.
• GB 067
  The Twin Falls Bank and Trust; with people on the sidewalks and an automobile (car) parked along the Main Ave side of the building. {May be from a calendar.}
• GB 052
  Corner view of the Idaho Department Store, with a buggy, horse and people in front. Other businesses and buildings visible include: a hardware store (behind, on left); Dr. G. F. Baker, Dentist; a drugstore, baths. {Built in 1905; the Idaho Youth Ranch thrift store occupied the building in the late 1990s and early 2000s; building was torn down in 2020.}
• 339 B
  Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company Building; corner of Main Avenue and Shoshone Street; Also visible: George Herriott, Attorney at Law; Roberts Daly Company, Orchard Lands; Mark M. Murtaugh Consulting, Hydraulic and Construction Engineer; Straus Glauber Clothing (building next door on Shoshone); Dr. McAtee, Dentist (building next door on Main); photo engraved from 339
• 2105
  "Hotel Rogerson; " view of the hotel from the corner; the road is unpaved, and a horse stands at the corner.
• 2093
  Twin Falls Railroad Depot
• 2034
  Men and horses harvest ice near Sande's Ice Plant, a large building in the background.
• 1981
  Two men with buckets seated on a hanging scaffold on the Rogerson Hotel. Another man looks on from a window. View is of the 2nd St E (now Gooding St E) side of the hotel.
• 1975
  Twin Falls Lumber Company Ltd building and yard. Three men stand near the entrance. The front of the building reads, "Twin Falls Lumber Co, LTD; Building Material and Hardware; Paints and Oils.
• 1958
  The Hotel Perrine, soon after construction. Building materials on the lot across Main Ave (foreground).
• 1957
  Several people standing on the sidewalk in front of the McCornick and Company Bank Building.
• 1953
  The Hotel Perrine shortly after construction; a skiff of snow lays on the ground.
• 1932
  Ezra Meeker, his ox-team, and wagon in front of the Hotel Perrine.