Background
Hart, Arthur Alvin was born on February 13, 1921 in Tacoma. Son of Albert Arthur and Erma Lola (Maltby) Hart.
(Here are stories about some of the great players and fasc...)
Here are stories about some of the great players and fascinating characters, as well as many yarns that Arthur A. Hart has collected through years of research and interviews with former players and those closely connected with the game.
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(Wings Over Idaho began as a modest overview of the histor...)
Wings Over Idaho began as a modest overview of the history of aviation in Boise, Idaho, and grew into a history embracing the whole state. The wonder of flight made Idaho s thousands of square miles of mountains and wilderness passable by plane in hours rather than weeks.
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(The pioneer buildings in Boise that have been saved provi...)
The pioneer buildings in Boise that have been saved provide a panorama of our aspirations, development, industry, religion, taste and fashionable whims. This brief introduction to the architectural legacy of Idaho s capital city from its founding in 1863 to the eve of World War II is cultural history at its best.
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(176 pages)
176 pages
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( Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Cax...)
Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press This book attempts to catch the flavor of life in the bustling mining camps that grew up in a few short months after gold was discovered on Grimes Creek in August 1862. It is an account of people and events that reveal what it was like to live in Boise Basin in the years between 1862 and 1890 when Idaho became a state.
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(Life in Old Boise evokes in a colorful and entertaining w...)
Life in Old Boise evokes in a colorful and entertaining way the people and events that shaped Idaho s capital city from its primitive beginnings to its status as a regional center of commerce, industry, and government. You will learn how impressed early travelers were to find a city of trees in the desert.
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(To own a fine house is a mark of success, and Boiseans of...)
To own a fine house is a mark of success, and Boiseans of earlier times were no different from those of today in recognizing this. This volume is a collection of short essays that aim to capture the flavor of the life and times of some of the families that played a significant part in Boise s history.
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Hart, Arthur Alvin was born on February 13, 1921 in Tacoma. Son of Albert Arthur and Erma Lola (Maltby) Hart.
Bachelor of Arts, University Washington, Seattle, 1948; Master of Fine Arts, U. Washington, Seattle, 1948; postgraduate, Biarritz American U., Hans Hofmann School Fine Arts, University of California, Berkeley Doctor of Humanities honoris causa, College Idaho, 1985.
Head art department, chairman division fine arts College of Idaho, Caldwell, 1948—1953. Instructor art Colby Junior College Women, New London, New Hampshire, 1953-1954. Head art department, director adult education Bay Path Junior College, Longmeadow, Massachusetts, 1955-1969.
Director Idaho History Museum, Boise, 1969-1975, Idaho History Society, 1975-1986. Lecturer American architecture Boise State University, 1970—1986. Member Boise Allied Arts Council, 1970—1978, Idaho Historic Preservation Council, 1971—1987, Boise Bicentennial Commission, 1975—1976, Idaho Centennial Commission, 1985—1990, Idaho Humanities Council, 1985—1986, Idaho Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, since 2006.
Member advisory board Snake River Regional Studies Center, since 1969, Boise Redevelopment Agency, 1986—1987, Basque Museum and Cultural Center, since 1985, Idaho Aviation Hall of Fame, since 1990.
( Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Cax...)
(Life in Old Boise evokes in a colorful and entertaining w...)
(With more than two hundred photographs of barns in Alaska...)
(The pioneer buildings in Boise that have been saved provi...)
(Wings Over Idaho began as a modest overview of the histor...)
(Wings Over Idaho began as a modest overview of the histor...)
(To own a fine house is a mark of success, and Boiseans of...)
(Here are stories about some of the great players and fasc...)
(176 pages)
Member Mayor's Boise 2000 Millenium Committee. Member American Institute of Architects (honorary), American Association of University Professors, College Art Association, Society Architectural Historians (president Northern Pacific Coast chapter 1974-1976), American Association Museums (member council 1980-1982, president Western regional conference 1979-1981), American Association for State and Local History.
Married Novella D. Cochran, February 26, 1944. Children— Susanna, Robin, Catherine, Allison.
