Education

• All School Get Together (Troy, Idaho). (1995). School daze, school daze: Memories of the Troy Area Schools. Troy, Idaho: All School Get Together.
• Hoffman, D. M. (1984). A history of the South Thorn Creek School, 1875-1936.
• Scharnhorst, M. (1979). A century of formal education in Genesee.

Genesee

• Platt, J. A. (1975). Whispers from old Genesee and echoes of the Salmon River. Fairfield, Wash: Galleon Press.

Juliaetta

• Eckman, L. L. (1968). History of Juliaetta, Latah County, Idaho: "Early and present".
• Heimgartner, N., Heimgartner, G., & Bostick, M. (1992). All roads lead to Juliaetta. Juliaetta? Idaho: Copy Cabin.

Kendrick

• Kendrick-Juliaetta Centennial Committee. (1990). A Centennial history of the Kendrick-Juliaetta area. Kendrick, Idaho: Kendrick-Juliaetta Centennial Committee.

Logging

• Miller, J. B. (1972). The trees grew tall. S.l: s.n.
• Potlatch logging camps: Bovill Headquarters sides, Idaho 1903-1986. (1991). Boise?: Idaho Humanities Council.
• Schrager, S. A. (1985). "The early days": Narrative and symbolism of logging life in the inland Northwest.
• Swanson, R. W. (1958). A history of logging and lumbering on the Palouse River, 1870-1905 [microform].

Mining

• Brockett, R. (1974). The Moscow opal mines, 1890 to 1893: The first commercial opal mines in the United States. Rangely, Colo: R. Brockett.

Miscellaneous

• Driscoll, A. N. (1970). They came to a ridge. Moscow, Idaho: Printed by News Review Pub. Co.
• Gallaci, D. (1980). Urban culture comes to rural towns: Entertainment in the Palouse, 1915-1930.
• Harker, L. R. (1941). A history of Latah County to 1900.
• In Benson, S. K. (1973). History of No. Idaho, Latah County: Troy, Moscow, Genesee, Deary, Bovill, Potlatch, Kendrick, Juliaetta, Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Vassar, Onaway, Avon, Helmer, Viola, Joel. Provo, Utah.
• Ingle, G. (1982). Gleanings from Big Bear Ridge. Moscow, Idaho: Latah County Historical Society.
• Johnson, D. (1978). Everyone has a story. Moscow, Idaho: News Review Pub. Co.
• Latah County centennial, 1888-1988. (1988). Moscow, Idaho: Idahonian.
• Luebbert, N., Meyer, B. E., Petersen, K., & Latah County Historical Society. (1981). A guide to historical and genealogical records in Latah County, Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: Latah County Historical Society.
• Marshall, L. (2005). Swedish immigrants to Latah County, Idaho.
• McFeeley, S. A. (1980). The spatial distribution of churches in rural Latah County, Idaho, 1870-1980.
• Miller, J. B. (n.d.). The Trees grew tall.
• Mitchell, A. S. (1978). Homesteaders and early settlers of the Cedar Creek Ridge area, Latah County, Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: Latah County Historical Society.
• Monroe, J. R. (2006). Latah County. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub.
• Platt, K. B. (1974). Some pioneer glimpses of Latah County. Moscow? Idaho: Latah County Museum Society.
• Ross, O. L. (1979). Landed gentry, 1871-1978. Farmington, Wash: O. Ross.
• Sandquist, D. (1986). Little Bear revisited. Lewiston, Idaho: Lewiston Printing.
• Utt, E., & Purtee, K. (1975). Adventures of an Idaho boy. Moscow, Idaho: Latah County Museum Society.
• Wicks, G. J. (1987). I recall: A longtimer's memories of the Palouse. Moscow, Idaho: News Review Pub. Co.
• Williams, C. G. (1991). Reactions to the Wobblies in Latah County, Idaho during the first World War.

Moscow

• Arnzen, K. J. (1982). The first hundred years: A centennial history of St. Mary's Church, Moscow, Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: K.J. Arnzen.
• Brosnan, C. J., & Halverson, H. (1937). The Nez Perces trail in the environs of Moscow.
• David, H. (1966). Some recollections of Homer David, 1890-1910. Moscow, Idaho?: H. David.
• David, H. (1979). Moscow at the turn of the century. Moscow, Idaho: Latah County Historical Society.
• David, H., & Nelson, E. E. (1965). [History of Moscow.
• Emery, W. G. (1897). History of Moscow, Idaho: With sketches of some of its prominent citizens, firms, and corporations. Moscow, Idaho: Moscow mirror.
• First Presbyterian Church (Moscow, Idaho). (1955). Diamond jubilee of the First Presbyterian Church, Moscow, Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: the Church.
• Fleener, D. O. (1971). Coming West from South Dakota: Memoirs of Dora Marian Otter Fleener. Moscow, Id.
• Fleener, D. O. (1978). Palouse country yesteryears. S.l: s.n..
• Fleiger, M. (1974). From the cradle to the grave.
• Forney, M. E. B. (1927). History of the public library: An account of the fund raising efforts and individuals involved with the founding of Moscow, Idaho's first public library and reading room.
• Gibson, M. A. (2007). Understanding the memory of place: Re-connecting agrarian culture with downtown Moscow, Idaho.
• Keeling, A. T.-L. (1975). The un-covered wagon: A glimpse of pioneer days in Moscow, Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: Keeling.
• Latah County Library District (Idaho). (2006). Moscow Public Library: A century of service, 1906-2006. Moscow, Idaho: Latah County Library District.
• Mickey, B. L. (1980). Traveling with the Mickeys. Moscow, Idaho?: Beth L. Mickey.
• Molina, E. W. (2006). Doctor Gritman's hospital: From horse and buggy to helipad. Surprise, Ariz.?: E.W. Molina.
• Monroe, J. R. (2003). Moscow: Living and learning on the Palouse. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia.
• Monroe, J. R. (2006). Moscow. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub.
• Moscow First United Methodist Church (Moscow, Idaho). (1994). A history of Moscow First United Methodist Church: A century on the Palouse. Moscow: Payless Printing and Graphics.
• Moscow's centennial, 1887-1987: A century smiles. (1987). Moscow, Idaho: Idahonian.
• Nelson, E. M. (1972). Today is ours: [saga of a pioneer family]. Moscow, Idaho: The Idahonian.
• O'Connor, K. (1970). History of the Moscow Fire Department.
• Otter, M. E. H. (1961). From covered wagon to space ships: Book one. Boise?: n.p.
• Platt, K. B. (1980). Centennial theme, 100 years of praise: Saluting the past, serving the present, challenging the future --First Presbyterian Church, Moscow, Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: First Presbyterian Church.
• Wegars, P. (1986). Inmates of body house: Prostitution in Moscow, Idaho, 1885 to 1910.

Potlatch

• Imus, C. L. (1910). A social study of Potlatch, Idaho. Pullman.
• Johnson, J. C. (1969). The Potlatch story.
• Petersen, K., & Latah County Historical Society. (1987). Company town: Potlatch, Idaho, and the Potlatch Lumber Company. Pullman, Wash: Washington State University Press.
• Yesterday: The story of Potlatch and the surrounding area. (1973).

Troy

• Barrett, G. (1971). The First Bank of Troy, 1905-1971. Idaho: G. Barrett.
• Friendly Friday Club (Troy, Idaho). (1983). Burnt Ridge memories. Troy, Idaho: Friendly Friday Club.
• Johnson, S. E. (1992). History of Troy. Troy, Idaho: S.E. Johnson.

University of Idaho

• Anderson, C. E. (1992). Idaho partnership: The university and the agricultural industry.
• Brosnan, C. J. (1952). History of the University of Idaho. Salt Lake City: Universal Microfilming Corp.
• Buxton, K. A., Hook, R. D., & Beck, R. J. (1988). The University of Idaho Library: A centennial history. Moscow, Idaho: Univ. of Idaho Library.
• D'Easum, D. (1981). Dowager of discipline: The life of Dean of Women Permeal French. Moscow: University Press of Idaho.
• Fazio, J. R., & University of Idaho. (2010). Wild roots: History of the Department of Conservation Social Sciences, 1962-2004. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho.
• Gibbs, R. (1962). Beacon for mountain and plain: Story of the University of Idaho. Moscow: University of Idaho.
• Idaho. (1939). Semicentennial of the University of Idaho, January 30, 1939. Boise: State Board of Education.
• Jack, M. K. (2013). Men for the season. United States: Xlibris.
• Kappa Sigma Fraternity. (2006). Gamma Theta Chapter of Kappa Sigma: A centennial anthology, 1905-2005. Moscow, Idaho: Gamma Theta Chapter of Kappa Sigma.
• Martin, P. (1934). History of the University of Idaho. Moscow: University of Idaho.
• Martinson, S. (1963). The university, the library, and Miss Sweet: History of the University of Idaho Library, 1892-1948.
• McCoy, R. R., Greenlee, M. J., & University of Idaho. (2013). To develop righteous law and promote justice: The University of Idaho College of Law, 1909-2009. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho College of Law.
• Nagel, A. (2008). "America's biggest secret": A history of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival.
• Petersen, K. (1987). This crested hill: An illustrated history of the University of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Press.
• Petersen, K. (1989). University of Idaho--then, now, tomorrow: The heart of a hundred. Moscow, [Idaho: Idahonian.
• Rhodes, J. D. (1952). The transition of the University of Idaho from pre-university to a university organization: A preliminary survey of the first quarter century, 1889-1913.
• Ryan, M. G. (1939). The historic origins of the University of Idaho: With special reference to more remote origins as the Morrill Act, the educational philosophy underlying it, the land-grant ordinances, and the existence of a public domain.
• Savage, G., & University of Idaho. (1985). The University of Idaho College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences, 1909-1984--an album. Moscow: College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences, University of Idaho.
• Tabit, M. M. (2004). Remaining relevant: Home economics at the University of Idaho, 1902-1980.
• Tifft, K. (2001). Voices of the past: An interaction with alumnae of a home economics home management house.
• University of Idaho. (2009). University of Idaho traditions. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Student Alumni Relations Board.
• University of Idaho., & Anderson, C. E. (1998). History of the College of Agriculture at the University of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho: College of Agriculture, University of Idaho.
• Warnick, C. C. (1997). A spirit of excellence: The first hundred years of engineering at the University of Idaho, 1889-1989. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho.
• Wicks, G. J. (1989). University of Idaho: My memory book, 1925-89. Moscow, Idaho: News Review Pub. Co.

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