AVARBON VALLEYIDAHO · OUR SHARED HISTORY
PLACE ALBUM

Summit.

Pictures of Summit: its buildings and homesteads, the families who lived there, and the land patents that made the homesteads theirs. On the valley map: Cattle claims 1885 (probable); water claims 1893–94 (unverified); first homestead entries 2 July 1901; homesteads mainly 1909–19. 2 photographs · 4 land patents.

From the history of Summit

The pictures in the original account of Summit. Read it ↗

A Summit homestead cabinView photograph ↗
Date unknown

A Summit homestead cabin

From the Summit area history; people and place not identified.

From: Summit ↗
An advertisement for the Fresno scraperView photograph ↗
Date unknown

An advertisement for the Fresno scraper

A printed advertisement of the Fresno Agricultural Works, Fresno, California, shown with the Summit history.

From: Summit ↗

Land patents

Federal patents to homesteads in Summit, in date order.

Homestead patent to Peter Larsen, 1907View photograph ↗
19 April 1907

Homestead patent to Peter Larsen, 1907

Federal land patent signed 19 April 1907 (BLM serial IDIDAA 005268). Shown: the top of the first page.

Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records (public domain)
Homestead patent to Joseph C. Jenson, 1915View photograph ↗
18 February 1915

Homestead patent to Joseph C. Jenson, 1915

Federal land patent signed 18 February 1915 (BLM serial IDBL 0005691). Shown: the top of the first page.

Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records (public domain)
Homestead patent to Charles H. Orison, 1915View photograph ↗
9 June 1915

Homestead patent to Charles H. Orison, 1915

Federal land patent signed 9 June 1915 (BLM serial IDBL 0006165). Shown: the top of the first page.

Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records (public domain)
Homestead patent to Mamie Nunnelley, 1915View photograph ↗
7 July 1915

Homestead patent to Mamie Nunnelley, 1915

Federal land patent signed 7 July 1915 (BLM serial IDBL 0005799). Shown: the top of the first page.

Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records (public domain)

Family albums from Summit

The families the valley map places in Summit.

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Help put names to these pictures.

Many of these photographs still need names, places and dates. If you know who is in one, open it and choose “Help identify this photograph”. If your family keeps photographs of the valley, the archive would love to see them.