Education

• Forbush, H. S. (1992). Education in the Upper Snake River Valley: The public schools (1880-1950). Idaho Falls, Idaho: H.S. Forbush.

Miscellaneous

• Clements, L. J., & Forbush, H. S. (1972). Pioneering the Snake River fork country. Rexburg, Idaho: Eastern Idaho Pub. Co.
• Daughters of Utah Pioneers., & Cottam, N. M. (1993). Don Carlos Drigg[s] -- native pioneer. Salt Lake City, Utah: Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
• Harris, M. N. P., & Daughters of Utah Pioneers. (2005). Settlement of Idaho by Utah pioneers: Lemhi, Butte, Custer, and Madison counties. Salt Lake City, Utah: Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
• Plano Ward history, 1883-1985. (1985). Plano, Idaho: Plano Ward.
• Rexburg Standard Newspaper. (1915). Thirty years of progress in the Upper Snake River Valley. Rexburg, Idaho: Rexburg Standard Newspaper.
• Standard Journal (Rexburg, Idaho),. (2012). Madison County best remembered: A centennial photo history, 1913-2013.
• Wolf, M. L., Clements, L. J., & Madison County Courthouse Restoration Committee. (1992). Madison County, 1913-1990. Rexburg, Idaho: Madison County Courthouse Restoration Committee.

Rexburg

• Beal, M. D. (1935). The Snake River Fork country: A brief history of peaceful conquest in the Upper Snake River Basin. Rexburg, Idaho: Printed by the Rexburg Journal.
• Buckmiller, C. D. S., & Buckmiller, G. A. (1994). Christine Gertraude Walz Buchmiller Klingler: Descendents and ancestry. Salt Lake City, Utah: C. and G. Buchmiller.
• Christensen, H. T. (1983). Mormon or sociologist?: Memoirs of a marginal man.
• Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Rexburg 7th Ward (Idaho). (1986). Rexburg Seventh Ward Area, Rexburg Stake, 1970: Book of Remembrance. Salt Lake City, Utah: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah.
• Crowder, D. L. (1983). Rexburg, Idaho: The first one hundred years, 1883-1983. Rexburg, Idaho: D.L. Crowder.
• Goodliffe, J. W. (1996). "Let the memory live on": A history of the "Original" Madison High School building which served as : Madison High School, Madison Junior High, Washington Elementary, Washington Sixth Grade, [and] Central High School, 1922-1996. Rexburg, Idaho: Madison School District 321.
• May, V. T. (2010). Phineus Tempest: Rexburg pioneer, 1845-1931. Highland, Utah: V.T. May.
• Moser, S., Poulter, L. N. H., & Memmott, B. (2001). Remembering the Spori: A compilation of photos, memories, and essays commemorating the Jacob Spori Building. Rexburg, Idaho: Brigham Young University-Idaho.
• Parkinson, L. J., & Rexburg Book Lore Club. (1993). Rexburg Book Lore Club, 1933-1993: A complete history of the ladies of the club. Rexburg, Idaho: The Rexburg Book Lore Club.
• Pond, M. R. (1972). William F. Rigby family history. Idaho, Falls, Idaho: Eastern Idaho Farmer.
• Rexburg best remembered: A city twice built on pioneer spirit. (2002). Vancouver, Wash.: Pediment Pub.
• Rexburg First Ward Relief Society., Vance, N., & Grover, L. (1984). Rexburg First Ward Relief Society, the first one hundred years 1884-1984. Rexburg, Idaho: Drennen's Printing] for Rexburg 1st Ward.
• Rexburg's centennial, 1883-1983. (1991). (Rigby family collection.) Salt Lake City, Utah: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah.

Ricks College

• Bidwell, J. T. (1982). History of theatre and theatre curriculum at Ricks College, Rexburg, Idaho, through 1981.
• Christensen, O. (1902). Oswald Christensen journals.
• Crowder, D. L. (1986). Arthur Porter, Jr., community builder, man of vision. Rexburg, Idaho: Arnold Press for Porter Family.
• Crowder, D. L. (1997). The spirit of Ricks: A history of Ricks College. Rexburg, Idaho: Ricks College.
• Davis, R. J. (1967). Autobiography of a school teacher. Pocatello, Idaho?: Ray J. Davis.
• Lamprecht, H., & Ricks College (Rexburg, Idaho). (1988). History of Ricks College Home Economic Department, 1888 to 1988. Rexburg, Idaho: Home Economics Dept., Ricks College.
• Manwaring, H. (2007). Memoirs of President Hyrum Manwaring.
• Ricks, N. E. (1970). A brief history of Ricks College. S.l.
• Roundy, J. C. (1975). Ricks College: A struggle for survival.
• Smith, R. (1920). The diary of a Ricks College summer teacher.
• Twitchell, L. D. (2002). Who's who in campus architecture: The buildings of Ricks College and BYU-Idaho, exhibition catalog. Rexburg, Idaho: Brigham Young University-Idaho David O. McKay Library.
• Wyler, W. R. (1989). Thomas E. Ricks, colonizer, founder. Provo, Utah: M.C. Printing.

Sugar City

• Luke, L., Rognan, B., Jensen, N., & Jensen, A. (1981). History of Sugar City, Idaho. Sugar City, Idaho: Bruce Rognan.
• Porter, E. B. W. (1992). The William Joel Worlton family history. Syracuse, Utah: Worlton Family.
• Southwick, N. S. (1992). Eleven year history 1980-1991 of Sugar City Fourth Ward, Sugar City, Idaho. Sugar City, Idaho: Sugar City Fourth Ward.
• Worrell, R., & Brighton, B. (1971). The sweetest little town: A centennial history of Sugar City, Idaho 1903-2003. Place of publication not identified: publisher not identified.

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