Twin Falls, Idaho
By: published by the Commercial Club (Twin Falls, Idaho)
Contributors: Oregon Short Line Railroad Company; Sunset Magazine Homeseekers' Bureau. Pacific Northwest Department
Publisher: Commercial Club
Published: 1909
Place of publication: Twin Falls, Idaho
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Domestic Architecture; Pictorial works; Irrigation; Commercial buildings; Agriculture
Other titles: Twin Falls, Idaho, and the Twin Falls Country, one of the largest irrigated tracts in the world
Notes: Cover page includes image of Twin Falls (actual waterfall), with a border of lions and vessels.

Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of Twin Falls (Idaho), with accompanying descriptive text.

Includes images of livestock and agricultural farming, nature features, waterfalls, landscapes, canyon, school buildings, power plant, dam, ranch scenes, views of the city showing growth over time, hotels, bank, residences, churches, irrigation canal system, and a pictorial map of city (18 x 14 cm).

Page 64 includes the credit "this booklet planned and executed by Sunset Magazine, Homeseekers Bureau, Wells-Fargo Building, Portland, Ore., in connection with Passenger Department, Oregon Short Line Railroad."