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2100 block of Canyon Boulevard
2100 block of Canyon Boulevard
Call Number
207-5-15
Date
[1890]-1968
Contents
4 photographs.
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Houses on 22nd Street photographs, 1946-1965
Houses on 22nd Street photographs, 1946-1965
Call Number
207-22-31
Date
1946-1965
Contents
7 photographs (6 views)
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1700 block of 22nd Street.
1700 block of 22nd Street.
Call Number
497-3-84
Date
[1960]-1971
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
One panoramic photograph of what is believed to be the 1700 block of 22nd Street looking north and Goss Street intersecting. House by pine tree at center of photo is likely 2149 Water Street (later Canyon Boulevard) and house to its right is likely 1803 22nd. House at right of photo may be 2207 Goss Street, but can't be confirmed. Photo by Delbert A. Nelson.
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Canyon Boulevard and 22nd Street intersection.
Canyon Boulevard and 22nd Street intersection.
Call Number
497-3-30
Date
1968-1971
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
One panoramic photograph looking north across Canyon Boulevard at the intersection with 22nd Street. White house on the corner is 1803 22nd Street with (l-r) 2141 and 2149 Canyon to the west. Building at right of photo is Shady Creek Apartments (2227 Canyon). The photo dates after 1968 when Shady Creek Apartments appears in city directories and before 5 June 1971 date of photo print. Photo by Delbert A. Nelson.
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McVey family collection
McVey family collection: family photos
Call Number
750-4-37
Date
1904-[1985]
Contents
12 photographs (8 views).
Description
This envelope contains photos donated by Kenneth W. McVey.
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City Homes photographs: part 3.
City Homes photographs: part 3.
Call Number
715-29-(71-74)
Date
[1940-1965]
Contents
8 photographs.
Description
The photographs digitized in this record were glued onto pages 71-74 in an album titled "City Homes" organized by Martin R. Parsons. There are 74 pages in the album that show exterior views of early homes in the Boulder area, many with residents and families. If a photograph has been digitized, it is thought to be a unique image in the Carnegie Library for Local History collections or of superior quality than a previously digitized image.
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