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Norma Leveque papers 1892-1963 (bulk 1900-1939)
Norma Leveque papers 1892-1963 (bulk 1900-1939)
Call Number
310
Date
1892-1963
Contents
3 boxes (94 folders).
Description
Materials collected by Norma LeVeque, pertaining to the University of Colorado, Boulder, and with Boulder as well as the Gold Hill Mining District.
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Baltimore mine (Gold Hill Mining District, Colo.) printed materials 1897-1939 (bulk 1935)
Baltimore mine (Gold Hill Mining District, Colo.) printed materials 1897-1939 (bulk 1935)
Call Number
310-2--(1-4)
Date
1897-1939
Contents
4 folders.
Description
These folders contain records pertaining to the LeVeque family's involvement in the Baltimore mine in Boulder County, Colorado, and in related lode mining claims within the Gold Hill Mining District.
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LeVeque family mining claim maps, undated
LeVeque family mining claim maps, undated
Call Number
Map Mining Undated-2 Oversize
Date
undated
Contents
2 maps.
Description
Two undated maps of the mining claims owned by the LeVeque family in 7-1N-71W, between Salina and Summerville. Boulder County, Colorado map.
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W.B. LeVeque financial papers [190-]-1945 (bulk 1905-1925)
W.B. LeVeque financial papers [190-]-1945 (bulk 1905-1925)
Call Number
310-2-(24-36)
Date
[1900]-1945
Contents
13 folders.
Description
Records of W. B. LeVeque's financial dealings, mostly as regards mining in the Gold Hill Mining District of Boulder County, Colo. Folders 27-33 contain Boulder County tax receipts on mining properties.
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Report on the Richmond Mine, located in Boulder County, Colorado 1940 Sept. 17
Report on the Richmond Mine, located in Boulder County, Colorado 1940 Sept. 17
Call Number
310-3-37
Date
1940
Contents
6 items (25 p., 1 note, 4 maps).
Description
This folder contains a 24-page report on the Richmond mine by mining engineer and geologist Etienne A. Ritter, and 4 accompanying maps and a note written by a member of the LeVeque family. The four original maps are of: (1) the claims and workings of the Richmond mine, (2) a profile approximately parallel to the Fortune "Dike", (3) a sketch profile of the workings of the Richmond mine, and (4) a sketch map of the Richmond mine.
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