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GB 065 Three men in an automobile at the Salmon Dam construction site. Center man is Clarence Bisbee; his photographic equipment is in the case at his feet.
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GB 064 Blue Lakes Farm, the Perrine land and orchard, looking north toward Blue Lakes in the Snake River Canyon. {May have been hand-colored from original photo 403.}
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GB 063 Perrine's Blue Lakes farm and orchard taken from a hand-colored postcard based on an original Bisbee photo (522), looking west along the north side of the Snake River Canyon. Telephone poles and the Perrine Coulee visible.
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GB 062 "Idaho Fruit;" several men stand among boxed fruit in an orchard. {Blurry copy of 2126.}
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GB 061 Railroad station (depot) at Buhl. A water tower and a smaller outbuilding at left; several rail cars on tracks behind station.
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GB 060 "At Amsterdam;" A wide view of Amsterdam, showing the Salmon River Lumber Company, and a few other buildings.
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GB 059 "The Hotel at Amsterdam;" square wooden frame building, with several people posing near porch in the front. Outbuildings in background.
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GB 058 "Hollister's First School House and Church;" a one-story wooden frame building. A bell on a platform is at the rear, with a ladder leading to the top. A smaller outbuilding is on left.
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GB 057 Hollister Railroad station (depot); long wooden frame buildnig standing next to the railroad tracks.
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GB 056 "Hollister;" Buildings along the main street; Businesess and buildings visible include: restaurant, hotel, furniture, general store, general merchandise.
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GB 055 Clarence E. Bisbee posing in front of his photography tent studio.
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GB 054 The Riverside Inn Hotel in Milner, Idaho. Outbuildings can be seen in background.
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GB 053 The Episcopal Church (Church of Ascension) in Twin Falls, Idaho. {Was moved from its original location in 1953 to Blue Lakes Blvd and added to new construction to create a larger church.}
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GB 052 Corner view of the Idaho Department Store, with a buggy, horse and people in front. Other businesses and buildings visible include: a hardware store (behind, on left); Dr. G. F. Baker, Dentist; a drugstore, baths. {Built in 1905; the Idaho Youth Ranch thrift store occupied the building in the late 1990s and early 2000s; building was torn down in 2020.}
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GB 051 The Twin Falls Electric Railway (Railroad) cars parked behind the Court House. Several people pose leaning out the windows.
