Collection Timeline

1898 - 2022

1898
"The Uncrowned King" by Jennie Eva Hughes
aged newspaper clipping of a Spokesman article about Jennie Eva Hughes' oration win
black and white group portrait of 6 women and 7 men in formal clothing with Jennie Eva Hughes seated in the front row
University of Idaho enrollment form filled in with handwritten cursive script saying "Jennie Eva Hughes, Sept 23, 1898"

1899
University of Idaho enrollment form filled in with handwritten cursive script saying "Jennie Eva Hughes, Sept 23, 1898"
black and white portrait of an African American woman in a dress
black and white full length portrait of an African American woman in a formal white dress with flowers and holding a scroll in her hand
University of Idaho enrollment form filled in with handwritten cursive script saying "Jennie Eva Hughes, Feb 15, 1899"
Innovation of Class Day

1909
historic colorized postcard depicting a fancy multi-story white building with several early cars parked in front

1910
historic sepia photograph depicting a formal brick and stone building in the College Gothic style

1912
historic colorized postcard depicting a formal building with a large central tower in the French Renaissance revival style

1925
grainy image from historic film depicting fans heading to football game

1932
man standing with pump machinery next to a river with trees and mountains in the distance

1947
portrait of a man in a suit, with the text 'the amazing story of Psychiana' below

2003
Influence of Fishway Placement on Fallback of Adult Salmon at the Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River

2014
Interview with K. Silem Mohammad

2021
interior of a fire lookout tower with map in center and windows in all directions
Patrick McMarron Records Fire Conditions at Hell's Half Acre Lookout
fire lookout tower with a flag pole and American flag
Patrick McMarron Discusses the Importance of Human Beings on the Lookout
interior of a fire lookout tower with map in center and windows in all directions

2022
screenshot showing web essay titled "The First Black Graduate - Jennie Eva Hughes"