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Photographs of the Rocky Mountain Climbers Club on a hike to Royal Arch in 1919.

Photographs of Clint O. Dumm on top of various peaks, passes and high roads of Colorado.

This collection contains studio portraits, snapshots and large mounted prints by Myron G. Snow hung in exhibits. They were taken mostly in Boulder and Colorado. Boxes 6-9 contain oversize photos. There are also two boxes of negatives in the Negatives Room which include a 1915 glass plate negative of the interior of the Yellow Pine mine hoist house.

Photographs of the Rocky Mountain Climbers Club on a hike to one of the St. Vrain Glaciers in 1921.

Richard Jessor, longest serving professor in the history of the University of Colorado at Boulder, describes his varied experiences in Boulder and at the university from 1951 through to the year of this interview in 2013, his academic achievements, the rewarding and the challenging situations he encountered with university administration, and his work representing the CU faculty. He was one of the founding members of the Institute of Behavioral Science at the university; he describes its inception,the creative ways in which funding for the Institute was secured, and how it is a model for an interdisciplinary approach in sciences. In addition to his work at the university, he speaks of his passion for rock climbing and mountaineering, and details an arduous and ultimately successful mountain rescue in which he took part.

Photographs of the Rocky Mountain Climbers Club on a hike to James Peak in 1920.