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• TFBuildings_455
  Justamere Inn
• TFBuildings_310
  Twin Falls Milling and Elevator Company. Signs also state "Wholesale Flour and Grain" and "The Home of Idahome"
• TFBuildings_26
  "First house built in Twin Falls, Idaho, 1904. Home of R. M. McCollum" The McCollum house still stands, though with a number of modifications, as Anne's Boutique on Shoshone Street today.
• TFBuildings_257
  First Baptist Church (Corner of 5th Avenue and 3rd Street East, which is now Idaho Street)
• TFStreets_254
  "Main Street. 1910."; Main Street, Twin Falls, Idaho; looking northwest from the Rogerson Hotel & Idaho Department Store. Also visible is the Perrine Hotel, Dr. Baker: Dentist, the Dime Theater, Twin Falls Café, Eldridge's, Meyer and Company
• TFStreets_23
  "Main Street, Twin Falls, Id; Copyright 1907 by C.E. Bisbee;" looking southeast down Main Avenue and the intersection with Shoshone Street. Buildings seen include the Perrine Hotel and the First National Bank.
• TFParks_2122
  "City Park, Twin Falls" The park gazebo is shown, with the Courthouse in the background.
• TFStreets_2121
  Wide view of the early town, taken from the Courthouse looking south at Shoshone Street. The Perrine Hotel, Twin Falls Bank and Trust, First National Bank, and Rogerson Hotel buildings can be seen. In the distance are the grain elevators.
• TFBuildings_2056
  Twin Falls Bank and Trust Building on the corner of Shoshone Street and Main Avenue. The building still stands as the Wells Fargo bank.
• TFBuildings_1975
  Twin Falls Lumber Co. Ltd - Building Materials and Hardware, Paints, and Oils
• 1973
  Two men on a wagon, which bears sign "Off for Jarbidge. Sold and packed by City Grocery." The Lavering Furniture store is in the background. The Smith and Smith building (housing Mrs. Self's Millinery) is behind the wagon.
• TFBuildings_1957
  McCornick and Co. Bankers
• TFStreets_1950
  Main Avenue looking northwest. Businesses include the Yakima Headquarters (advertising baths) the McCornick and Co. Bank, Bank, Perrine Hotel, Lumber, Furniture, Twin Falls Times, Second Hand Store
• TFBuildings_193
  Twin Falls Depot for the Oregon Short Line Railroad.
• TFBuildings_1879
  Twin Falls Land and Investment Company. Robert McCollum, the company's first secretary, is leaning against one of the porch posts.