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Construction work on the head gate of the Standley Lake Dam (Tangen photo #1403)

This envelope contains a leaflet on the Rocky Flats plant 16 miles from Denver which includes information on joining the efforts of the Action Group. Also, a bumper sticker: "Convert Rocky Flats." The plant was also called the Rocky Flats nuclear bomb plant.

Printed materials pertaining to atomic energy. Includes handbills, reports, and pamphlets including "Reach to the unknown: the Trinity Story, 16 July 1945. (20th anniversary edition printed 16 July 1965.)" Also includes numerous press releases, reports, and booklets from the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. Clippings exist in digital format only.

Photographs of snapshot quality taken by Darwin Andrews of scenic views around Colorado including waterfalls, mountains and wildlife. Also includes photographs of American Indians, scenery, and miscellaneous views taken outside of Colorado or at unidentified locations.

Four photo albums which contain carefully inserted and described photographs. Many were taken by C. C. Schrontz, A. P. Mowry, L. P. Smith, and Charles A. McCormick. Witnesses included: P. H. Buck, J. A. Greig, C. C. Coole, C. W. Bone, H. W. Hawley, Mr. Rosenbalm. These men, and others, often appear in the photographs.

These folders contain newspaper clippings about Boulder County airports. The clippings were compiled by the Reference Staff at the Boulder Public Library.

These folders contain newspaper clippings about environmental protection issues in Boulder and Boulder County. The clippings were compiled by the Reference Staff at the Boulder Public Library.

These folders contain newspaper clippings about land use in Boulder County. Topics covered include land use control, land use legislation, road regulations, zoning disputes, the development of agricultural land, collapsed mine shafts and mine reclamation, hotel development, planned unit developments (PUDs), gravel mining, blue line restrictions; and proposed zoning and annexation for properties and subdivisions throughout Boulder County. The clippings were compiled by the Reference Staff at the Boulder Public Library.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story commercial building with false front along facade and eastern elevation and lower flat roofed projection toward rear. Facade and eastern elevation have have large wooden "cornice." Walls clad with stucco; concrete foundation. Angled corner entrance with concrete steps and wrought iron railing. Slab door. Original windows on side elevation are double-hung, 1/1-light; windows on facade and east. Parkling lot at rear., STYLE : Vernacular masonry, DATE BUILT : 1910, STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building, although somewhat altered, represents early twentieth century commercial construction in Boulder through its false front and corner entrance.

This collection primarily holds Boulder Daily Camera newspaper clippings and photographs, but also contains other printed materials including correspondence, pamphlets, leaflets, and reports.

This collection primarily holds Boulder Daily Camera newspaper clippings and photographs, but also contains other printed materials including correspondence, pamphlets, leaflets, and reports.

This collection primarily holds Boulder Daily Camera newspaper clippings and photographs, but also contains other printed materials including correspondence, pamphlets, leaflets, and reports.