GOVERNOR STEUNENBERG DOWN FROM HIS PLACER MINE WITH JUDGE CALLAWAY.

The Caldwell Tribune, Wed.May 9, 1894.

Judge Callaway also showed up a few years later in Gov. Steunenberg's office at the territorial capitol building. The photo is courtesy of the Idaho State Archives.

Tribute to Frank Steunenberg by James H. Hart of Paris, Idaho

Click here: A Tribute to Steunenberg

"Labor revolts, missing witnesses, assassination. This Idaho statue carries a dark history" by Ryan Suppe

CLICK HERE FOR ARTICLE. https:CC/www.idahostatesman.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article275226056.html

MORE OSCAR AND FRANK

Guest - John T.Richards (website) on Saturday, 08 August 2025 16:41

To say the least, I am elated to find this information on the early Oscar, the photo of the foundry and Guido Nelli that also relates to the casting of my great-grandfathers statue. 

CLICK HERE FOR LINK TO THE BOWERS MUSEUM (and then scroll up to the top once you reach the site)

https://www.bowers.org/index.php/collection/collection-blog/the-ungilded-man-one-of-the-first-oscars#comment-412

TEN YEARS AFTER

We seem to have fallen further down the slippery slope. 

What do you think?...or are we thinking at all? 

Arson fire at former home of A.K. Steunenberg

Click here:  Arson fire at former home of A.K. Steunenberg

 

More information previously posted about this historical structure: Tourtellotte and Hummel Architecture in Idaho Steunenberg, A. K. House, site #32 409 North Kimball, Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho
 

Idaho 911! The Steunenberg Assassination

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ejhtXOCpb0

The Commandant

 Great-Granduncle First Lieutenant George E. Steunenberg, 13th U.S. Calvary

 

From Gem of the Mountains, University of Idaho, Volume IV, 1908.

 

Click below for more on George and Georgia Steunenberg

 

Where is the final resting place of Major George Steunenberg & his wife Georgia?

My mother, Brenda Ruth Steunenberg, born 8/26/1918 in Caldwell Idaho

 Idaho Daily Statesman Tuesday, August 27, 1918

 

She is rather young but Gramps has her on the tractor! Love ya Mom!

Maybe a year old or a few month more. Circa 1919-1920. No location indicated but likely Sunnyslope or Caldwell ID.

 Looks to be Caldwell circa 1919 or early 1920 again. My mother Brenda the littlest one on the far left. 

I could go for a STEUNENBERGER right about now!

 

My mother (Brenda Steunenberg Richards) at the Olde Towne Eatery at 712 Main Street (Steunenberg Block) in Caldwell, Idaho. Undated photo 1960's (?). Maybe more like the 1970's. Not sure if I was there on that occasion or not. Below is a screenshot of the vacant location as of the last Google photo 2019.

We can see the same green and white tile and vents below the window as in the photo of my mother Brenda. I had been wondering if any of the signs and related items still existed. Glad to see some have found there way to the museum.

Just recently I discovered the following photographs on the Facebook page for the Historical Museum in Caldwell. 

 

 Courtesy of Our Memories Indian Creek Museum. Be sure to check them out on Facebook and/or in-person if in Caldwell.

Gov. Steunenberg in Town with son Julian

The Salt Lake Herald (Salt Lake City, Utah)

Wed, Aug 8, 1900

 

Thanksgiving Proclamation November 1899

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THE CROSS

Click on the link below for the Facebook page of the Frazier Farmstead Museum.

Brenda Steunenberg and The Cross at the Frazier Farmstead.

 See previous post for more of the story:

Mom at the Frazier Farmstead Museum

Photo from "Caldwell on the Streets" Facebook group

 

                                                    Caldwell Car show 9-2020 by Dee Nials

SLOW DOWN GRANDPA JULIAN! The Caldwell Tribune, Saturday, July 17, 1909

 The very first....

On the same date in the Caldwell Tribune:  

Perhaps Grandma Francis (Beardsley Wood) Steunenberg was waiting for Julian to arrive with the next load of their belongings at the home on Dearborn Street.