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Albertsons

Memories: Joe Albertson. (1993). Boise, Idaho: Albertson's Inc., Communications Dept.
Albertson's Inc. (1989). Albertsons today: Yesterday and tomorrow, 1939-1989. Boise, Idaho?: Albertson's, Inc..
Dunn, E. (1978). Yes, there really is a Joe Albertson. Idaho Statesman.
Morgan, A. H. (1999). J. A. Albertson: Joseph A. Albertson. Boise, Idaho: The J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation.

Basque

Basque Museum and Cultural Center of the Basques in Idaho and the West., & Cenarrusa Center for Basque Studies. (2006). Dantzak: Basque dancing for festival and fun. Boise, Idaho: Basque Museum and Cultural Center.
Bieter, J. (1994). Basques, Basque-Americans, American-Basques: Three generations in Boise, Idaho.
Bieter, P. (1965). Folklore of the Boise Basques. Western Folklore.
Echeverria, J. (1999). Home away from home: A history of Basque boardinghouses. Reno: University of Nevada Press.
Eiguren, J., & Basque Museum and Cultural Center of the Basques in Idaho and the West. (1988). Kashpar: The saga of the Basque immigrants to North America. Boise, Idaho (1426 Shenandoah Dr., Boise 83712: J. Eiguren.
Fillmore, C. A. (2008). Basques of Boise: Adult dietary culture and tradition. Saarbrücken, Germany: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller.
Gray, M. P. (1955). A population and family study of Basques living in Shoshone and Boise, Idaho. Eugene, Or.
Kenyon, Q., Cenarrusa, P. T., & University of Nevada, Reno. (2009). Biskaia to Boise: The memoirs of Pete T. Cenarrusa. Reno, Nev: Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevada, Reno.
Oinkari Basque Dancers (Boise, Idaho). (2009). Oinkari Basque Dancers: 50 years of memories. Boise, Idaho: Oinkari Basque Dancers.
Peck, J., Moreno, A., & Idaho Public Television. (2005). West of the Basque. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Public Television.
Su, Xiaobo, & Hill, Gretchen. (n.d.). Inventing the Basque Block: Heritage Tourism and Identity Politics in Boise, Idaho. (Inventing the Basque Block: Heritage Tourism and Identity Politics in Boise, Idaho.) University of Oregon.
Totoricaguena, G. P., & University of Nevada, Reno. (2004). Boise Basques: Dreamers and doers. Reno: Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevada, Reno.
Ysursa, J. M. (1995). Basque dance. Boise, ID: Tamarack Books.
Zubizarreta, T. C. (1987). Chorizos, beans, and other things: A poetic look at the Basque culture. Boise, Idaho: Lagun Txiki Press.

Boise

Arch Cunningham & Co. (1909). Boise Idaho, "the city beautiful". Boise, Id: Arch Cunningham.
Assistance League Boise. (2010). Assistance League Boise: The first thirty years. Boise, Idaho: Assistance League Boise.
Bauer, B. P., Jacox, E. P., In Jensen, E., In Austin, J., & Boise (Idaho). (2010). Shaping Boise: A selection of Boise's landmark buildings.
Beaver, C., & Trinity Presbyterian Church (Boise, Idaho). (1994). Remember & rejoice: A centennial history of Trinity Presbyterian Church. Boise, ID?: Trinity Presbyterian Church?.
Binsacca, R. (2011). Boise double take. Boise, Idaho: Gate House Publishers.
Birch, M. C., Dunham, J. D., Frazier, D. R., & Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce. (2002). Seasons of Boise. Montgomery, Ala: Community Communications.
Bird, A. L. (1934). Boise: The peace valley. Caldwell, Id: Caxton printers.
Black Rock Press., & Boise Club of Printing House Craftsmen. (1990). Boise: The city of trees. Reno: Black Rock Press.
Boise (Idaho). (2003). Boise Fire Department's 100 years celebration: May 24-27, 2002. United States: publisher not identified.
Boise (Idaho). (2013). Remnants of Boise. Boise, Idaho: City of Boise, Dept. of Arts and History.
Boise City Typographical Union No. 271., & Lewis, J. A. (1960). Highlights of seventy years. Boise, Idaho: Allied Printing.
Boise Commercial Club., Oregon Short Line Railroad Company., & Syms-York Company. (1913). Boise, Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Boise Commercial Club.
Boise First Congregational Church - U.C.C. (1991). Faithful through the ages, 1891-1991: Centennial booklet. Boise, Idaho: Boise First Congregational Church - U.C.C.
Boise Idaho Temple: The first year, 1984-1985. (1985). Boise: Boise Idaho Temple.
Boise Redevelopment Agency. (1982). The B.R.A. years: A dateline history, 1964-1982. Boise, Idaho: The Agency.
Boise Valley Church of the Brethren: 90th anniversary recorded history. (1996). Idaho?: s.n.
Bradley, C., & Kelly, E. J. (1953). History of the diocese of Boise, 1863-1952 [i.e. 1953]. Boise, Idaho.
Bradley, R. R. C. O. S. B. M. R. E. J. K. D. D. P. D. (1953). History of the Diocese of Boise, 1863-1952. Boise, Idaho: Caxton Printers.
Casner, N., & Kiesig, V. (2002). Trolley: Boise Valley's electric road, 1891-1928. Boise, Idaho: Black Canyon Communications.
Chaffee, E. B. (1931). Early history of the Boise region, 1811-1864.
Chandler, E. B. (2002). St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral: 100 years of giving, 1902-2002. Boise, ID: St. Michael's Cathedral.
Clagett, F., & Colson, D. (1990). Idaho statehood and the closing of the Pacific frontier. S.l: s.n.
Clymer, T. C. (1987). Park Place: Boise, Idaho.
Collias, N. (2010). John Collias: Round about the Boise valley : an artist's journey through Idaho history. Boise, Idaho: Woolblind Bookworks.
Derr, A. R. (1979). Biography of Marion (Mike) Glavota.
Dobson, M. (1990). Examining our roots: A history of the Horseshoe Bend area. Private.
Dutton, D., & Humphries, C. (2007). Discovering Boise and the Treasure Valley. Boise, ID: Sterling Ties.
Edrich, E. L. (2002). The creation of a Jewish community: Boise's Jewish congregations.
Falk Department Stores (Boise, Idaho). (1944). Wilderness to wonderland: Through 75 years with the Northwest, 1868-1943. Falk's diamond jubilee. Boise, Idaho.
First Methodist Episcopal Church (Boise, Idaho), & Van, D. W. W. (1922). Golden jubilee of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Boise, Idaho, 1872-1922. Boise.
Gardner, L. (1992). Tale of a family. Boise: Louise Gardner.
Gentle, M. S. (1963). A Historical study of the independent school district of Boise City during the period from 1881 to 1890.
Gould, A. J. (2001). "Brought to you in living black and white": Early television broadcasting in Boise, Idaho.
Greater Boise centennial celebration: Historical souvenir program, June 29-July 6, Boise, Idaho. (1963). Boise, Idaho: Greater Boise Centennial Celebration Committee.
Gregory, A. (2012). KIDO: Boise's first radio station. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia Pub.
Grindstaff, O. G., & Jagger, B. B. (1976). Ollie's yesteryears. Caldwell, Idaho: Caldwell Insta-Print & Copy Center.
Harrison Boulevard: Preserving the past in Boise's North End. (1989). Boise, ID: School of Social Sciences and Public Affairs, Boise State University.
Hart, A. A. (1994). Boise baseball: The first 125 years. Boise, Idaho: Historic Idaho.
Hart, A. A. (2002). Chinatown, Boise, Idaho, 1870-1970. Boise, Idaho: Historic Idaho.
Hart, A. A. (1997). The Arid Club: Its life & times. Boise, Idaho: Arid Club Inc..
Hart, A. A. (2000). To protect and to serve: A history of the Boise Police Department, 1863-2000. Boise, Idaho: Boise Police Dept.
Hart, A. A. (2005). Echoes from the Ada County Courthouse: 1938-2001. Boise, Idaho: Ada County Historic Preservation Council, published cooperatively with the Center for Idaho History and Politics at Boise State University.
Hart, A. A., & Boise City Historic Preservation Commission. (1979). Historic Boise: An introduction to the architecture of Boise, Idaho, 1863-1938. Boise, Idaho: Boise City Historic Preservation Commission.
Hartman, H. H. (1989). The founding fathers of Boise, 1863-1875. Boise Idaho: H.H. Hartman.
Hayes, E. S. (1986). Boise beginnings: People, places, and things, 1863 through 1868. Boise, Idaho: E.S. Hayes.
Helton, S. (2004). The Boise Natatorium and White City Park, 1892-1934.
Herrick, B. (2002). St. Luke's Regional Medical Center: A century of community, 1902-2002. Phoenix, AZ: Heritage Publishers.
Herrick, B., Birch, M. C., Bly, S., Maben, T., & Boise Area Chamber of Commerce. (1996). Boise: A global community in the West. Montgomery, Ala: Community Communications.
Hodges, K. R., & Buckendorf, M. (1995). A light in the window of Idaho: Boise's Public Library, 1895-1995. Boise, Idaho: Friends of the Boise Public Library.
How great thy charity: The Independent Order of Odd Fellows. (n.d.). N.p.
Hummel, C. F., Woodward, T., Huff, J., Shallat, T. A., Kitsinger, O., Boise State University., & Boise (Idaho). (2010). Quintessential Boise: An architectural journey. Boise, Idaho: Boise State University, College of Social Sciences and Public Affairs.
Humphreys, W. (1983). Life on a homestead, or, 160 acres and a passel of kids. Lewiston, Idaho: Steeley Print & Binding.
Idaho State Historical Society. (1972). The beginning of the New York Canal. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
Idaho State Historical Society., & Boise Centennial Committee (Boise, Idaho). (1963). Boise, city of trees: A centennial history. Boise, Idaho: The Society.
Idaho Writers' League. (1963). Silhouettes of Boise. Boise, Idaho: Capitol Lithograph & Print. Co.
Illingworth, G. P. (1937). An historical study of the establishment of Boise City and Fort Boise.
In Silversmith, H. K. (1911). Boise, Idaho, 1866-1911: Forty-five years of progress. Boise: Illustrated Idaho Co.
Intermountain Observer (Firm : Boise, Idaho). (1969). The Intermountain observer. Boise, Idaho: Intermountain Observer.
Keiser, J. H. (1993). "Be a leader".
Kent, R. T. (2007). Boise's water: The private side of public works. Boise, Idaho: Boise Public Works Dept.
Kinyon, M. (1991). I remember Boise. Boise, Idaho: Chapter AT, PEO.
Kurtz, E., Kurtz, C. E., & Kurtz, P. (1990). The sagebrush homesteaders. S.l.: E. Kurtz.
Latta, C. (2003). Galloping glory: Polo in the Boise Valley.
Lockhart-Lawson, J. R. (2001). Milleman newspaper clippings, 1865-1905, annotated index. Boise, Idaho: Distributed by The Idaho Genealogical Society.
Lowell, H., & Peterson, L. (1976). Our first hundred years: A biography of lower Boise Valley, 1814-1914. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers.
Lundstrom, K. (2013). Hoo, Hoo...lives in Hulls Gulch?.
MacGregor, C. L. (1999). Founding community in Boise, Idaho, 1882-1910.
MacGregor, C. L. (2006). Boise, Idaho, 1882-1910: Prosperity in isolation. Missoula, Mont: Mountain Press Pub.
Matthews, G. B. (1981). Round Valley. Boise], Idaho: G.B. Matthews.
Merrell, G. J. (1966). Julia Davis Park: Its origin and growth.
Meyer, M. E. C., & Cosho, M. (2005). The Bristol. Boise, Idaho: Marilyn Cosho.
Minskoff, A. (1997). Keeping the faith: A centennial celebration of organized Jewish life in Boise, Idaho. Boise: Ahavath Beth Israel Congregation.
Miranda, A. J. (2000). The Boise High School archive project.
Morrow, W. S. (1900). Adah Star Lites: History of Adah Chapter no. 8, Order of Eastern Star. S.l: s.n.
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. (1952). Boise: A city and a service grow up together. n.p.
Neil, J. M., Schorzman, T. A., & Tompkins, T. (2013). Boise pops: A century of music for the people of Boise.
Oppenheimer, J. F., & Oppenheimer, A. F. (2012). It will all work out: A life history in Jane Falk Oppenheimer's words.
Overland Hotel Company, Ltd. (Boise, Idaho). (1935). Overland Hotel register.
Painter, H. T. (n.d.). Pioneer days in the Boise Valley.
Pitman, A. L. (2006). The unwanted desired: Boise's attempt to contain prostitution in the 1970's.
Proctor, W. H. (1864). Grandpa's diary: The story of a Civil War Drummer Boy, Wilbur Huntington.
Robinson, D. C., Johnson, H. D., & Miller, C. R. (1985). History of Boise Idaho South Stake. Boise: Boise South Stake.
Rodda, D. E. (1999). I'm only a hay seed: Autobiography. S.l: s.n.
Russell, J. A. (1991). A necessary evil: Prostitutes, patriarchs & profits in Boise City, 1863-1915.
Saint Mary's Church (Boise, Idaho). (1987). St. Mary's Church, Boise, Idaho: The first fifty years, 1937-1987. Boise, Idaho: The Church.
Sermon, S. (1996). "Beyond simple domesticity": Organizing Boise women, 1866-1920.
Shallat, T. A., & Boise State University. (2007). Ethnic landmarks: Ten historic places that define the City of Trees. Boise, ID: Boise City Office of the Historian.
Sisters of the Holy Cross. (1928). St. Alphonsus Hospital: Boise, Idaho, 1928. Boise, [Idaho: Al Kennard Press.
Smith, A., & Cox, A. (1999). Early settlement of the Boise Valley, Idaho: Pt. 1. Idaho: s.n.
Smythe, R. (2005). Entertaining strangers: Boise's wartime love affair with the soldiers of Gowen Field. Salt Lake, Utah: Amber Pen Pub.
Sorensen, M. G. (1949). History of Boise City, Idaho.
Souvenir of Boise, Idaho: Photo-gravures. (1901). Boise, Idaho: Faust's Art Store.
St. Mary's Church: The first 50 years, 1937-1987. (1987). S.l: s.n.
St. Michael's Cathedral Chapter. (1964). St. Michael's Cathedral centennial, 1864-1964. Boise, Idaho: St. Michael's Cathedral Chapter.
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church (Boise, Idaho). (1990). St. Stephens story, 1962. Boise, Idaho: St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.
Stacy, S. M. (2007). Tom & Julia Davis: "some good place," Boise, Idaho. Boise, Idaho: T&J Pub.
Stallcop, M. E. (1968). Music in Boise, Idaho, 1863 to 1890.
Steiner, D., & Paulson, L. A. (1970). The history of the Boise Police Department. S.l: s.n.
Stone, J. (1990). The history of the Orthodox Jewish community of Boise, Idaho. Boise?: s.n.
Tate, M. J., & Lapp, C. L. (1969). The story of 75 years in the life of the Second United Presbyterian Church of Boise, Idaho, September 1969. Boise, Idaho?: Second United Presbyterian Church?.
Teed, R. R. (n.d.). So this is Boise at the turn of the century.
Thomason, F. (2009). Boise. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub.
Thomason, F. (2009). Boise: 15 historic postcards. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub.
Tremayne, R. M. (2000). A history of Hillcrest Country Club, 1940-2000. Boise, Idaho: Hillcrest Country Club.
Turner, F. (1950). Boise, 1900-1950. Boise, Idaho: s.n..
W.E. Pierce & Co. (1895). Boise, Idaho: Illustrated, 1895. Topeka, Kan: Hall & O'Donald.
Webb, A. (2013). 150 Boise icons: To celebrate the city's sesquicentennial.
Welch, J. S. (2003). My father, John Shaw Welch. La Cañada, Calif: John Stanley Welch.
Wells, M. W., Hart, A. A., & Greater Boise Chamber of Commerce. (1982). Boise: An illustrated history. Woodland Hills, Calif: Windsor Publications.
Wilhelm, P., & Catholic Church. (1990). History of the churches of the Northern Deanery of the Diocese of Boise, 1842-1990. Boise, Idaho?: Roman Catholic Diocese of Idaho?.
Wilson, J. B., & Minskoff, A. (2004). Remembering Jean: Reflections on the life and work of Jean B. WIlson. Boise, Idaho.
Witherell, J., & Ada County Centennial Committee (Ada County, Idaho). (1990). History along the Greenbelt: An Idaho centennial project of the Ada County Centennial Committee. Boise, Idaho: Ada County Centennial Committee.
Worbois, D. (2003). The Dahlbergs in Idaho: A tribute to my grandparents, Victor and Anna Dahlberg : as well as a record of the family stories. Boise, ID: Worbois.
Worbois, D. M. (1982). Glad to be in hot water: Geothermal development in Boise, Idaho, 1890-1983. Boise, Idaho: The author.
Worbois, D. M. (2005). Temple of liberty: Boise High School defines a frontier town. Boise, ID: Worbois Studio.

Boise State University

Ansbach, T. (1998). In their own words: An oral history of Boise State University.
Barbour, T. (2009). Blue collar mentality: Boise State's rise to football prominence. Mustang, Okla: Tate Pub. & Enterprises.
Barnes, J. B. (2001). Mud on my rainbow : reminiscences of my life. Boise, Idaho?: J.B. Barnes.
Barrett, G., & Boise State University. (1984). Boise State University: Searching for excellence, 1932-1984. Boise, Idaho: Boise State University.
Boise State football: A photographic history. (2009). Atlanta, GA: Whitman Pub.
Boise State University, a season to remember. (2005). Boise, Idaho: Idaho Statesman.
Boise State University. (1976). Boise State University today and tomorrow: Developing new dimensions in excellence. Boise, Idaho: Boise State University.
Hershey, M. T. (1955). History of Boise Junior College.
Keener, K. (1962). History of Boise Junior College, 1913-1941.
King, W. (2008). Red bricks, rambling plans, new names, but concrete memories of Boise State University.
Kraychir, H. (2010). Boise athletic stories: Boise State University's athletic past. Desert Hot Springs, Calif: Kraychir Publications.
Lauterbach, C. E. (1982). Chronicle of excellence: 50, Boise State University, 1932-1982. Boise, Idaho: Boise State University.
Lloyd, T. (1981). Tom Lloyd's Big Sky f[oo]tball: Boise State I-AA national champions. Boise, Idaho: TL Publications.
Oliver, H. L. (1995). Boise State University: The first fifty years, 1932-1982.
Ourada, P. K., & Ansbach, T. (1994). The Broncos: A history of Boise State University athletics, 1932-1994. Boise, Idaho: Boise State University.
Out of the blue: Boise State, undefeated Fiesta Bowl champions. (2006). Champaign, IL: Sports Publishing L.L.C.
Sarra, S., & MountainWest Sports Network. (2011). Boise State football: An epic ascent. Centennial, CO: MountainWest Sports Network.

Boise-Cascade

Boschken, H. L. (1974). Corporate power and the mismarketing of urban development: Boise Cascade recreation communities. New York: Praeger.
Bull, R. E. (1978). The closing of the McCall Mill: Resource protection or timber supply, which way for Idaho forests?.
Spielman, D. P. (1979). An investigation of timber supply and other factors in the closure of a Boise-Cascade lumber mill: Impact upon the community of McCall, Idaho.

Borah, William

Ashby, D. L. R. (1966). Senator William E. Borah and progressivism in the 1920's.
Ashby, L. R. (1972). The spearless leader: Senator Borah and the progressive movement in the 1920's. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
Bonchek, H. S. (1936). Borah and American ideals. Youngstown, Ohio: The Hagebon Press.
Borah, M., & Perrine, M. (1976). Elephants and donkeys: The memoirs of Mary Borah as told to Mary Louise Perrine. Moscow: University Press of Idaho.
Borah, W. E. (1907). Haywood trial: Closing argument of W.E. Borah. Boise: Statesman Shop.
Borah, W. E. (1936). Bedrock: Views on basic national problems. Washington, D.C: National home library Foundation.
Borah, W. E. (1937). Constitutional government. West Springfield, Mass: J.H. Bordeaux Company.
Borah, W. E., & In Green, H. (1924). American problems: A selection of speeches and prophecies. New York: Duffield & Company.
Clark, L. C. (1974). William E. Borah and the role of government. Moscow.
Dilling, E. K. (1936). Borah: "borer from within" the G.O.P. Kenilworth, Illinois.
Hewes, J. E. (1959). William E. Borah and the image of isolation
Hutchinson, W. K. (1940). News articles on the life and works of Honorable William E. Borah: Late a senator from the state of Idaho. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Johnson, C. O. (1936). Borah of Idaho. New York: Longmans, Green.
Maddox, R. J. (1970). William E. Borah and American foreign policy. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press.
McKenna, M. C. (1954). The early career of William E. Borah, 1865-1917.
McKenna, M. C. (1961). Borah. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
Nielsen, S. F. (1968). Constitutional government as viewed by William E. Borah: A study of speeches on selected issues.
Pinckney, O. S. (1957). William E. Borah and the Republican Party, 1932-1940.
Pound, E., Borah, W. E., & Holmes, S. (2001). The correspondence of Ezra Pound and Senator William Borah. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
Tennyson, A. H. (1938). The public career of United States Senator William Edgar Borah: With special reference to his activities and attitudes on domestic policies.
Vinson, J. C. (1957). William E. Borah and the outlawry of war. Athens, Ga: University of Georgia Press.
Wells, D. A. (1988). Song of a cynic: Song of Borah. S.l: s.n..

Capital

Baird, D., & Gregory, S. H. (2009). The old man who talked to the trees: Restoration of the Idaho State Capitol. Boise, Idaho: Borderline Pub.
Chaffee, E. B. (1938). The political clash between north and south Idaho over the capital. Seattle, Wash.
Idaho State Historical Society. (1964). Idaho state capitol. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
Idaho State Historical Society. (1964). Location of Idaho's territorial capital. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
Otter, L., Idaho., & Boise State University. (2008). Ida visits the Capitol. Boise, Idaho: Office of the Governor.

College of Idaho

Attebery, L. W. (1999). Albertson College of Idaho: The second hundred years. Caldwell, Idaho?: The College.

Darrow, Clarence

Cowan, G. (1993). The People v. Clarence Darrow: The bribery trial of America's greatest lawyer. New York: Times Books.
Darrow, C. (1932). The story of my life. New York: C. Scribner's Sons.
Darrow, C. (1957). Attorney for the damned. New York: Simon and Schuster.
Darrow, C. (1997). A Persian pearl and other essays. Union, N.J: Lawbook Exchange.
Darrow, C., & Joshi, S. T. (2005). Closing arguments: Clarence Darrow on religion, law, and society. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press.
Darrow, C., In Weinberg, A., & In Weinberg, L. S. (1963). Verdicts out of court. Chicago: Quadrangle Books.
Darrow, C., Larson, E. J., & Marshall, J. (2007). The essential words and writings of Clarence Darrow. New York: Modern Library.
Kersten, A. E. (2011). Clarence Darrow: American iconoclast. New York: Hill and Wang.
Luckinbill, L., Idaho State Bar., & Idaho State Bar. (1999). Clarence Darrow tonight. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar.
Stone, I., & Rouben Mamoulian Collection (Library of Congress). (1941). Clarence Darrow for the defense: A biography. Garden City, N.Y: Doubleday, Doran.
Tierney, K. (1979). Darrow: A biography. New York: Crowell
Vine, P. (2004). One man's castle: Clarence Darrow in defense of the American dream. New York: Amistad.

Diamondfield Jack

Black, M. C. (2013). Diamondfield: Finding the real Jack Davis. Carlton, Oregon: Ridenbaugh Press.
Grover, D. H. (1968). Diamondfield Jack; a study in frontier justice. Reno: University of Nevada Press.
Rowe, W. P. (1966). "Diamond-Field Jack" Davis on trial.

Diversion Dam

Carlton, N. H. (1969). A history of the development of the Boise Irrigation Project.
Simonds, W. J., & United States. (1997). The Boise Project. Denver, Colo: Bureau of Reclamation History Program.
United States. (1978). Boise diversion dam. Washington, D.C.?: U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation.

Eagle

Eagle (Ada County, Idaho). (2012). Eagle. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia Publishing.
Hart, A. A. (2008). Life in Eagle, Idaho: The City's past with reflections by people who lived it. Eagle, Idaho: Eagle Historic Preservation Commission.

Fort Boise

Bird, A. L., & Yensen, A. E. (1971). Old Fort Boise. Parma, Idaho: Old Fort Boise Historical Society.
Craig, H. L. (n.d.). Francois Payette: Fur trapper, interpreter, voyageur at Fort Boise. n.p.
Idaho State Historical Society. (1960). Location of Fort Boise, 1834-1855. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
Idaho State Historical Society. (1965). Text of the Treaty of Fort Boise, October 10, 1864. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
Idaho State Historical Society. (1971). Fort Boise (United States Army). Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
Illingworth, G. P. (1937). An historical study of the establishment of Boise City and Fort Boise.
Proctor, W. H. (1864). Grandpa's diary: The story of a Civil War Drummer Boy, Wilbur Huntington.
Schoonover, L., & Snake River Regional Studies Center. (1972). A history of the early origins of the Oregon Trail, 1811-1834, between Three Island Crossing, Idaho, and old Fort Boise, Idaho.

Fur Trappers

Binns, A. (1967). Peter Skene Ogden: Fur trader. Portland, Or: Binfords & Mort.
Carney, E. (1994). River of beaver, stream of gold. Wayan, Idaho: Traildust Pub. Co.
Cline, G. G. (1974). Peter Skene Ogden and the Hudson's Bay Company. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press.
De, J. T. B. (1957). Explorations and fur trade in Idaho (1805-1846): An historical narrative of the explorations made by fur trappers in that portion of the Orego n Country which later became the State of Idaho. Provo, Utah: De Jong.
Goodhart, G. W., & Anderson, A. C. (1940). The pioneer life of George W. Goodhart, and his association with the Hudson's bay and American fur company's traders and trappers: Trails of early Idaho. Caldwell, Id: Caxton printers.
Mark, F. A. (1957). Idaho--crossroads of the fur trader, explorer.
Nielsen, J. C. (1934). The operations of British fur trading companies in Idaho, with special reference to the Snake country expeditions.
Ogden, P. S. (1950). Snake Country journals, 1824-25 and 1825-26. London: Hudson's Bay Record Society.
Ogden, P. S., & Davies, K. G. (1961). Snake Country journal, 1826-27. London: Hudson's Bay Record Society.
Ogden, P. S., & In Williams, G. (1971). Peter Skene Ogden's Snake Country journals, 1827-28 and 1828-29. London: Hudson's Bay Record Society.
Ogden, P. S., In Watson, D. S., & Grabhorn Press. (1933). Traits of American Indian life & character. San Francisco: The Grabhorn Press.
Phillips, F. M. (1977). Desert people and mountain men: Exploration of the Great Basin, 1824-1865. Bishop, Calif: Chalfant Press.
Reid, J. P. (2002). Contested empire: Peter Skene Ogden and the Snake River expeditions. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press.
Simpson, C. E. (1990). The Snake Country Freemen: British free trappers in Idaho.
Warner, T. J. (1958). Peter Skene Ogden and the fur trade of the great Northwest. Provo: Brigham Young University.
Williamson, D. (1990). Mountain men of Idaho. Bend, OR (Drawer 5007, Bend, OR 97708: Maverick Publications.

Garden City

Conn, D. J., Noble, L., Conn, J. O., & Garden City Chamber of Commerce (Garden City, Idaho). (1990). Garden City history, 1990: Volume one. Garden City, ID: Garden City Chamber of Commerce.

Idanha Hotel

D'Easum, D. (1983). The Idanha: Guests and ghosts of an historic Idaho inn. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers.
Savage, C. R. (Charles Roscoe), 1832-1909;. (1890). Idanha Hotel, Boise, Idaho. C.R. Savage.

J.R. Simplot

Attebery, L. W. (2000). J.R. Simplot: A billion the hard way. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Press.
J.R. Simplot Company. (1950). The Simplot Idaho story. Caldwell, Idaho: J.R. Simplot Co.
J.R. Simplot Company. (1985). This is Simplot. Boise, Idaho: J.R. Simplot Co.
J.R. Simplot Company. (1997). Origins of the J.R. Simplot Company. Boise, Idaho: J.R. Simplot Co.
J.R. Simplot Company. (2004). J.R. Simplot Company: Overview. Boise, Idaho: J.R. Simplot Co.
J.R. Simplot Company. (2009). Simplot: Bringing earth's resources to life. Boise, Idaho: J.R. Simplot Co.
Jack Simplot, a hometown boy who made good. (n.d.). Burley, Idaho: Burley Herald-Bulletin.
Waite, R. G., & Zelus, P. R. (1995). I just went to work: Jack Simplot and his business career. Boise, Idaho: March Hare Press.

Kuna

Fisher, S. (2012). Kuna. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia Pub.
Hall, J. (1997). Kuna: Civil War to Chauatuqua [sic]. Kuna, Idaho: Jory Hall.
Reed, L. T. (1959). History of Kuna, Idaho.
Teed, L. R. (1916). The history of Kuna.
The Settlement of the Kuna region, 1900-1925. (1983). Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton.

Massacres

Lang, H. O. (1885). The Ward Massacre or the Snake River Massacre. n.p..
Shannon, D. H. (2004). The Boise Massacre on the Oregon Trail: Attack on the Ward party in 1854 and massacres of 1859. Caldwell, Idaho: Snake Country Pub.

Meridian

Egbert, N. A. (2006). A special family: The Meridian Tenth Ward, Meridian Idaho East Stake.
Hill, L., Davidson, G. W., & First United Methodist Church (Meridian, Idaho). (1986). They came to build a community: A history of Meridian, Idaho and the people called Methodists. Meridian, Idaho: First United Methodist Church.
Rutan, D. E. (1996). The history of the Meridian school district.
Sturgell, C. B. (1998). The early history of the LDS church in the Meridian Idaho area. Woodland Hills, Utah: C.B. Sturgell.
Thomason, F., & Peterson, P. A. (2010). Meridian. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub.

Mining

Murphy, I. I. (1902). Thunder Mountain, Idaho, the world's greatest gold field. Chicago
Savage, C. N. (1958). Geology and mineral resources of Ada and Canyon Counties. Moscow: Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology.
Victory, I. V. P., & Packer, M. E. (2006). L. L. Packer, gold miner's daughters, the education of, 1930-1943. Boise, Idaho?: s.n.

Miscellaneous

Agosta, V., & Axelrod, D. (2010). Spymom. New York: Guideposts.
Attebery, L. W. (1998). The most of what we spend: A biography of Robert L. Hendren, Jr. Caldwell, Idaho?: West Shore Press.
Bauer, B. P., Jacox, E. P., In Jensen, E., In Austin, J., & Boise (Idaho). (2010). Shaping Boise: A selection of Boise's landmark buildings.
Bieter, P. (1970). The Basques in Idaho. Boise: Idaho State Historical Society.
Boise (Idaho). (2013). Remnants of Boise. Boise, Idaho: City of Boise, Dept. of Arts and History.
Byers, K. (2003). Designing Idaho: Visit unique architecture from around Idaho. Idaho Public Television.
Collias, N. (2010). John Collias: Round about the Boise valley : an artist's journey through Idaho history. Boise, Idaho: Woolblind Bookworks.
Friends of the Bishops' House. (1977). Headlines Idaho remembers: (and some Idaho might like to forget) : local, state, national, and international events as we read about them in Idaho newspapers of the day. Boise, Idaho: Friends of the Bishops' House.
Gregory, A. (2012). KIDO: Boise's first radio station. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia Pub.
Hart, A. A. (1992). The Boiseans: At home. Boise, Idaho: Historic Boise, Inc.
Hart, A. A., & Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission. (2009). Idaho's rangelands: A history. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission.
Hart, A. A., Idaho City Historical Foundation (Idaho City, Idaho), & Historic Idaho, Inc. (2002). Basin of gold: Life in Boise Basin, 1862-1890. Boise, ID: Idaho City Historical Foundation.
Hartman, H. H. (1989). The founding fathers of Boise, 1863-1875. Boise Idaho: H.H. Hartman.
Hempel, L. (2009). Proud to be nurses in full uniform. Bloomington, IN: Xlibris Corp.
Idaho Writers' League. (1963). Silhouettes of Boise. Boise, Idaho: Capitol Lithograph & Print. Co.
Latta, C. (2003). Galloping glory: Polo in the Boise Valley.
McMillan, A. (2009). John MacMillan, Sr: A true Scots' laddie : an Idaho civic leader, a Boise business owner, and a wool grower. Bloomington, IN: Xlibris.
Merrell, G. J. (1966). Julia Davis Park: Its origin and growth.
Meyer, M. E. C., & Cosho, M. (2005). The Bristol. Boise, Idaho: Marilyn Cosho.
Oppenheimer, J. F., & Oppenheimer, A. F. (2012). It will all work out: A life history in Jane Falk Oppenheimer's words.
Ronnenberg, H. W. (2008). The Beer Baron of Boise: The life of John Lemp, millionaire brewer of frontier Idaho. Troy, Idaho: Heritage Witness Reflections Pub.
Stacy, S. M. (2007). Tom & Julia Davis: "some good place," Boise, Idaho. Boise, Idaho: T&J Pub.
Stacy, S. M., & Harry W. Morrison Foundation. (1992). Harry W. Morrison: A portrait. Boise, Idaho: Harry W. Morrison Foundation.
Thomas, H. E. (2012). Pilot with a purpose-- the Harold E. Thomas story: Harold's own story of faith, love and success. United States: Xlibris.
Webb, L. D. (2011). Murder on cell block 9. Caldwell, Idaho ?: CreateSpace?.

Morrison-Knudsen

Bonny, J. B. (1962). Morrison-Knudsen Company, inc: Fifty years of construction progress. New York: Newcomen Society in North America.
Morrison, A., & Hoobing, C. (1951). Diary of Ann Morrison: A chronological revision and enlargement of a series of narratives published monthly in the Em-Kayan magazine under the serial heading Those were the days. Boise, Idaho: eM-Kayan Press.
Morrison, V. V., & Fleischman, K. D. (2003). The bluebird will sing tomorrow: Memoirs of Velma V. Morrison. Idaho: Idaho Heritage Pub.
Morrison-Knudsen Company, inc. (1949). Modern pioneers: Typical operations of Morrison-Knudsen Company, inc., Contractors and Engineers, Boise, Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Morrison-Knudsen Co.
Morrison-Knudsen Company, inc. (1952). Honoring H.W. Morrison and commemorating the fortieth anniversary of Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. Boise, Idaho: Morrison-Knudsen Company.
Schraufnagel, D. T. (1972). A biography of Harry Winford Morrison.
Wolf, D. E. (1996). Big dams and other dreams: The Six Companies story. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press.

Old Idaho Penitentiary

Doty, K. (1994). The Old Idaho Territorial-State Penitentiary: Museums and exhibits. Boise, Idaho: Horse Pub. and Printing.
Eng, J. N. (2001). Life and death at the Old Idaho Penitentiary.
Lamb, D. E. (1981). Recreation facility: Old Penitentiary Historical Site, Boise, Idaho.
Murphy, P. C., & Bowman, E. W. (1920). Behind gray walls. Caldwell, Id: Caxton Printers.
Sevy, J. M., & Hodges, K. R. (1995). Old Idaho Penitentiary, 1870-1973: A walking tour guide. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Historical Society.
Wollheim, P., & Idaho Humanities Council. (1991). A place of confinement: Constructing the Old Idaho State Penitentiary, 1872-1973. Boise, Idaho?: Idaho Humanities Council.

Orchard, Harry

Borah, W. E., Haywood, B. B., Orchard, H., & Idaho. (2008). Haywood trial: Closing argument of W. E. Borah. Buffalo, NY: William S. Hein & Co.
Grimmett, R. G. (1977). Cabal of death: Harry Orchard and his associates in murder in the western mining wars. Moscow: University Press of Idaho.
Grover, D. H. (1994). Debaters and dynamiters: The story of the Haywood trial. New York: Notable Trials Library.
Holbrook, S. H. (1956). The Rocky Mountain revolution. New York: Holt.
Lukas, J. A. (1997). Big trouble: A murder in a small western town sets off a struggle for the soul of America.
Orchard, H., & Froom, L. R. E. (1952). Harry Orchard, the man God made again. Nashville: Southern Pub. Association.
Wood, F. (1931). The introductory chapter to the history of the trials of Moyer, Haywood, and Pettibone, and Harry Orchard. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers.

Ore-Ida

Ore-Ida Company., & H.J. Heinz Company. (1999). Thirty one years in Boise: Forever in our hearts. Boise, Id: Ore-Ida Company.

Railroad

Articles of consolidation and agreement between the Oregon Short Line Railway Company, the Utah and Northern Railway Company, the Utah Central Railway Company, the Salt Lake and Western Railway Company, the Utah and Nevada Railway Company, the Ogden and Syracuse Railway Company, the Idaho Central Railway Company, and the Nevada Pacific Railway Company. (1889). New York: Burgoyne.
Boise and Interurban Railway Company, Ltd: Showing scenery along the route of Boise and Interurban Railway, Boise and Caldwell. (1907). Boise, Idaho: Joseph Collins Co. Ltd.
Boise Commercial Club., Oregon Short Line Railroad Company., & Syms-York Company. (1913). Boise, Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Boise Commercial Club.
Coleman, E. P., Nicholson, P. S., & Wells, M. W. (1994). Steel rails and territorial tales: Forty months building the Oregon Short Line Railroad through Idaho : a memoir. Boise, Idaho: Limberlost Press.
Fisk, D., & Dopf, D. (2001). P & IN To The Golden Heart of Idaho: The story of the Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway. Boise, Idaho: Writers Press.
Hart, A. A., & Griffiths, H. R. (1972). Steam trains in Idaho in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Boise: Idaho State Historical Society.
Jensen, D., Draffan, G., Osborn, J., & Inland Empire Public Lands Council. (1995). Railroads and clearcuts: Legacy of Congress's 1864 Northern Pacific Railroad land grant. Spokane, Wash: Inland Empire Public Lands Council.
King, C. S. (1990). Union Pacific Freight Station, Boise, Idaho.
Mills, R. V. (1950). Railroads down the valleys: Some short lines of the Oregon country. Palo Alto, Calif: Pacific Books.
Waite, T. (1999). Union Pacific rails to the mines: The Boise, Nampa & Owyhee Railway. Idaho Falls, ID: T. Waite.

Steuenberg, Frank

Chatterton, W. (1963). The Steunenberg murder trial.
Lukas, J. A. (1997). Big trouble: A murder in a small western town sets off a struggle for the soul of America.
Reichert, B., Metzler, P., & Idaho Public Television. (2007). Assassination: Idaho's trial of the century. Boise, ID: Idaho Public Television.
Steunenberg, F. W. (1952). Greater love. Mountain View, Calif: Pacific Press.
Steunenberg, F. W. (1974). The martyr of Idaho. College Place? Wash.
Wanhope, J. (1906). The Haywood-Moyer outrage: The story of their illegal arrest and deportation from Colorado to Idaho. New York: Wilshire Book Co.
Idaho. (1899). Frank Steunenberg collection. Idaho Archives
Idaho State Historical Society. (1966). Frank Steunenberg, Aug. 8, 1861-Dec. 31, 1905: Governor of Idaho 1897-1900. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.

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