Image: Bollinger Hotel, Lewiston, Idaho, 1905 (AL+CA 1518)
Description: Caption on image: B 2520 Bollinger Hotel, Lewiston, Idaho. Copyright 1905 by Henry Fair Originally a Nez Perce settlement, Lewiston, Idaho, founded in 1861, and was named after Meriwether Lewis. It is one of Idaho's oldest towns and, through the Snake River, its only seaport. In 1860's the town enjoyed a boom when gold was found in the region and in 1863-1865 it served as the state capital. Subjects (LCTGM): Hotels--Idaho--Lewiston Subjects (LCSH): Bollinger Hotel (Lewiston, Idaho); Lewiston (Idaho)--Buildings, structures, etc.
Title: Bollinger Hotel, Lewiston, Idaho, 1905
Credit: Alaska, Western Canada and United States Collection
Author: Henry Fair
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