300Children of White Spring Ranch
By Diane Conroy. 23 children of three generations were raised in the historical Farmhouse.
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By Diane Conroy. 23 children of three generations were raised in the historical Farmhouse.
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This was a directed study by Kurtis Zenner, a U of Idaho student in 1986. Kurtis is now a successful architect. Thanks to a grant from Idaho Humanities Council, we were able to update this to a hard copy book and the photographs to digital versions.
8101986, Legacy of John Lorang, An Architectural Classification by Kurtis T. Zenner Read More »
Martha Lorang, the 3rd youngest of the ten children of John and Mary Lorang wrote a journal in 1985. Here she wrote stories of growing up on the Ranch as she remembered them. In 2019, thanks to a Idaho Humanities Council grant, we were able to update Martha’s Journal with early photographs. This book is
7001985 Martha’s Journal Read More »
In 1966, Henry Lorang had gone to Spokane to hear Bob Kennedy speak. While he was there he wanted to give Sen. Kennedy a poem he had written about his brother John. Henry tried to pass the poem up to him in a manila envelope, with a large crowd of college students in front of
6501967 Sen. Robert Kennedy to Henry Lorang Read More »
Henry was in California for a couple years. He still was concerned with Idaho water policy and wrote Sen. Church.
6001964 Sen. Frank Church to Henry Lorang Read More »
Considering a pension bill for WWI Veterans.
5001959 Sen. Dworshak to Henry Read More »