Autobiographical writings of Harold Harper Holmes which include his writings that cover the years 1964-1999, and some typed and edited journal entries dated 1963-1973.

Contains the business ledger for Holmes' drug store business. The ledger records information pertinent to Holmes professional life and financial state. The ledger mainly documents who owes the drug store money and who has paid for their purchases.

Contains documents about the Teton Stake and its dedication, and its golden and silver anniversary. There is also a pamphlet published by the Bountiful Fourth Ward about the temple, and other materials pertaining to wards and stakes in Idaho, documenting their dedication and creation.

Contains letters, greeting cards (Christmas, birthdays, etc.), invoices, legal agreements, programs, diary transcriptions, articles, and bound volumes of correspondence to and from Harold Harper Holmes.

Contains photo albums and scrapbooks of the Holmes family which illustrate family activities.

Contains a Fin and Sawbuck game. The game is a lottery punch board.

Contains twenty-eight journals written by Harold Harper Holmes from 1964 to 2001. The journals document his personal life as well as his family life.

Contains maps of Idaho, including Raymond Village and Teton, dating from between 1896 and 1974.

Typescripts of diaries kept from 1963 to 2001. Holmes writes about his life in Victor, Idaho, his relationship with his family which included four children, his activities as a drug store owner, his work as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon Church), and his participation in civic affairs. Blair Holmes, Harold's son, transcribed the materials into typewritten form.

This collection contains journals, correspondence, ephemera, scrapbooks, maps, and other papers and items dealing with the Harold Harper Holmes family.