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Three of the G. M. Brown children standing on wool sacks.
Founder of the Bank of Nampa in 1901. Fred Mock was reportedly a member of the various organizations and a very active member of the Nampa community.
The Franklins came to Idaho in 1977. Barney was employed as a computer programmer-analyst at the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. As…
Five Tieg brothers pose on five John Deere tractors in a row - 1938.
From Left to Right: (unidentified man in back,) Mervin, Herbert, Leonard, Edward…
Homer & Lottie Digg's first home. Covered wagons still in common use in this era.
Photo: Homer Diggs, Lottie Coe Diggs, Mae Diggs: (Homer's sister),…
Rev. M. E. Ferdinand accompanied by his wife, Berta, established the First Church of the Nazarene in 1913. The Ferdinand family has continued to be a…
Typical of a 1930s farm scene as shown here at the Richard Agenbroad farm, located seven-and-one-half miles south of Nampa, on Twelfth Avenue Road.
Founded Northwest Nazarene College in 1913.
Ernest arrived in Nampa by train in 1915 and purchased land in the Deer Flat area for farming. His wife Luzean and baby daughter, Alta arrived shortly…
Dr. Culver became Academic Dean of Northwest Nazarene College (NNC) in 1946.
Culver Hall housing on NNU's campus is named in her honor.
Dr. Olive M. Winchester came to Nampa in 1917 to join the faculty at Northwest Nazarene College.
Dr. Joseph H. (J. H.) Murray came to Nampa in 1890 as one of Nampa's earliest physicians. He lived to be 102 years old.
Nationally renowned theologian, Dr. H. Orton Wiley was the President of the Northwest Nazarene College, 1919-1926.
Colonel W. H. Dewey, a promoter and wealthy mining man from Silver City, built a railroad line, the Boise, Nampa, and Owyhee Railroad, from Nampa to…
The Deal family arrived in Nampa in September of 1908.