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This collection contains records and clippings about the Eben Fine family, texts of lectures and articles Fine wrote, letters of appreciation, poems, greeting cards, etc., relating to Fine's work as a photographer and travelog lecturer during 1922-1957, and other papers Fine acquired during his decades of civic involvement in the affairs of Boulder, Colorado. Some of the articles in this collection were used in Fine's autobiography, Remembered Yesterdays, published in 1957.

These confirmation certificates were issued at St. John's Episcopal Church in Boulder.

This marriage certificate was issued at Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah, where Eben Fine and Mary Coulson were married in a Protestant Episcopal Church.

These portraits were glued onto Pages 23-27 of 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.

This folder contains archival photocopies of newspaper clippings, mainly from the Boulder Daily Camera, concerning Eben G. Fine. Also in the folder are 4 index cards from the Camera's library, referencing the newspaper's articles about Mr. Fine and his family.

Biographical and historical information on a pioneer Boulder family, compiled by the Boulder County Pioneer and Fourth of July Committee.

Views of the house at 2230 6th Street that was the home of druggist and photographer Harry (Hal) S. Coulson from 1902 until 1969. Three views show Coulson and members of his family including his wife Sadie, son Hal, Jr., mother-in-law Mary Shepherd, mother Mary Fine and stepfather Eben Fine.