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Leading industries of the west, 1883
Leading industries of the west, 1883
Call Number
998-4-10d
Date
1883
Contents
1 item.
Description
A photocopy of a section about Boulder County, including information about businesses and industries, net worth of assets in agriculture, mining and assessments, as well as other background information for potential investors.
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Portraits of unidentified men [1900-1939]
Portraits of unidentified men [1900-1939]
Call Number
220-10-27
Date
[1900-1939]
Contents
4 photographs.
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"Notes on Boulder in 1883
"Notes on Boulder in 1883: an Experiment, and a Beginning, in Local History."
Call Number
328-259-(1-2)
Date
1883
Description
This research was compiled in 1939 by Clarence L. Spears. "This study is an experiment in that it takes a year, selected more or less arbitrarily, and attempts to determine the general situation, from an examination of the documents dealing with that year and from interviews with persons familiar with Boulder in that year; it attempts also to compare, after the passage of more than fifty years, the values of records with the memories of people who knew the town in that year, and have remained through the changing scenes.
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Pioneer portraits
Pioneer portraits
Call Number
715-4-(1-8)-photo
Date
[1885-1930]
Contents
18 photographs (5 digitized).
Description
These photographs are the portraits that were glued onto the inside cover through Page 5 in an album titled "Pioneer" which was organized by Martin R. Parsons. There are 110 prints in the 57-page album.
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Bernard Mallon family newspaper clippings
Bernard Mallon family newspaper clippings
Call Number
420-Mallon-Bernard
Date
1890-1940
Contents
1 folder.
Description
Five pages of photocopied articles concerning the Mallon family.
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Glass Plate Negative S-3074
Glass Plate Negative S-3074
Call Number
S-3074 Photo
Date
[1904-1936]
Contents
1 digitized image.
Description
This copy of a portrait was probably made by the Jones Studio which was listed in the Boulder City Directories from 1904 through 1936. Bernard Mallon came to Colorado in 1859, and "built a fine brick home at 1341 Walnut Street in 1882 where Mrs. [Sarah Elizabeth] Mallon continued to live until her death and where a daughter, Mrs. Lois E. Conner, has been living for many years." [Camera 11 July 1942]
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