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Views of high wheeler bicycles: one view of Albert Metcalf as a boy with his bicycle at the Boulder County Courthouse, ca. 1886; one view of Cal Moffat and William Casey riding bikes in front of the Boulder County Courthouse, 1883; and one view of an J.H. Armbruster posed with his bike.

These portraits were glued onto Pages 40-44 in an album titled "Old Timers" which was organized by Martin R. Parsons. There are 229 prints in the album. If a photograph has been digitized, it is thought to be a unique image in the Carnegie Branch Library collections.

Boulder Daily Camera cartoons (proofs) of Boulder (Colo.) businessmen, ca. 1927-1928.

View of School District No. 33 schoolhouse, built in 1902; the third building for this district. Students, teacher, and superintendent William Casey are posed outside in front of the building. (Tangen Photo #3652.)

This collection primarily contains the financial and legal papers of Samuel Lindsay (also spelled "Lindsey"). They include location certificates, mining deeds, assay reports, documents pertaining to his coal land in Weld County, and business receipts. There is an 1886 receipt from the Office of Clerk of the District Court of Boulder County (Eugene Wilder, Clerk) with an engraving of the courthouse, as well as 1870-1899 rent receipts from David Evans to Samuel Lindsay for a home in Summerville, and Lindsay's correspondence and business papers.

This scrapbook contains newspaper clippings on the history of Boulder, Colo. It also contains typewritten excerpts from old letters to the editor about Boulder and Gold Hill.

Views of children at Whittier School. Several photographs stamped on back "D.L. Yocom Studio, Boulder, Colo."

Jane Daniels was principal of Whittier Elementary School from 1976 to 1982. Polly McDonald became the secretary for the school in 1979. She continued in that role for many years, but she also became the school historian and eventually began a Whittier Historians Club for fourth-grade students, which continues to this day. The women relate the history of the school, which opened in January 1883 as the Pine Street School, was renamed the Whittier School in honor of John Greenleaf Whittier in 1903, and is now the Whittier International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program School. They talk about some of the school-wide projects that were carried out in relation to the school's centennial celebration in 1982, the artist-in-residence program of that same era, the IB program and how it has changed education for the students, and the projects carried out by the Whittier HIstorians Club.

Single paragraph biographies of Colorado's enterprising cities, their leading business houses and progressive men.

A scrapbook about events at North Side [Northside] Intermediate School, now called Casey Junior High School. Includes materials about a student production of "Tea House of Sing Lo"; and clippings and other material about William Casey and the name change of the school.

One half-tone and nine photographs of William V. Casey, spanning the years he lived in Boulder, Colo.

Large (22.5x28.5) Boulder Daily Camera cartoons of Boulder (Colo.) businessmen, ca. 1927-1928, drawn by McDougall.