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Boulder County (Colo.) glaciers tinted photographs
Boulder County (Colo.) glaciers tinted photographs
Call Number
328-O-4
Date
1918-1932
Contents
4 items.
Description
This folder contains four colorized views, three of the Fair Glacier, one of the Arapaho Glacier, by the Out West Photo Shop. This studio did business in Boulder between 1918 and 1932.
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Scenic photographs
Scenic photographs
Call Number
750-5-2
Date
[1910-1929]
Contents
28 photographs (2 digitized).
Description
A series of 26 photographs of mountain scenery in Boulder County by Boulder photographer Charles F. Snow. 2 photos are of Boulder: one is a panoramic view of town taken from Flagstaff Mountain; the other is of the Flatirons in winter.
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Rufus Gray, Albert Perry, and Fred Fair
Rufus Gray, Albert Perry, and Fred Fair
Call Number
420-Gray-Rufus
Date
[1920]
Contents
2 photos.
Description
Photographs of Rufus Gray, Albert Perry, and Fred Fair.
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Colorado mountain scenery. photographs, undated
Colorado mountain scenery. photographs, undated
Call Number
204-2-4
Date
undated
Contents
10 35cm. x 28cm. photographs ;
Description
Photographs of mountain ranges, aspen groves, mountain lakes, trees, glaciers, canyons, and flowers.
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Landscapes, mountain views and hiking
Landscapes, mountain views and hiking
Call Number
707-2
Date
[1914-1940]
Contents
ca. 375 photographs in 22 envelopes.
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Fred Fair clippings
Fred Fair clippings
Call Number
VF People (Fair, Fred)
Date
after 1921
Contents
1 vertical file.
Description
One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on: Fred Fair, founder of Fair Glacier.
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Colorado's Glacier Park advertisements.
Colorado's Glacier Park advertisements.
Call Number
998-sc2-3
Date
1921
Contents
3 advertisements.
Description
A set of three panoramic advertisements of "Colorado's Glacier Park." The advertisements include panoramic photographs of Isabell, St. Vrain, and Fair glaciers and a small description of each glacier for hiking and outdoor excursions. All advertisements were clipped from newspapers. On the back of one advertisement is printed, "Pictorial Section . . . The Rocky Mountain News . . . Sunday, May 1, 1921." It is possible that all three were printed in the same issue of the newspaper or consecutive issues.
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