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This folder contains an illustrated pamphlet describing the growth of Boulder, Colo., and the University of Colorado, Boulder. It was the July/August issue of The Shamrock.

One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on: famous and memorable visitors to the University of Colorado campus inlcuding Robert Frost, Eleanor Roosevelt, Marian Anderson, and Annie Banks (stage name Tempest Storm).

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.

Conrad McBride moved to Boulder in 1959 to work for the Colorado Municipal League and later for the University of Colorado Political Science Department. He has lived in the Martin Acres subdivision since the early 1960s. In this interview he talks about that neighborhood, including the character and reputation of the neighborhood; how it has changed over time; the quality and cost of housing; social life in the neighborhood; nearby amenities, such as schools and shopping; and building of bomb shelters by some residents during the 1960s. Mr. McBride also talks about politics at the University of Colorado, Boulder, including anti-Communist sentiment during the McCarthy period and the ongoing tension between conservatives and liberals.

This folder contains two copies of the January 8, 1910, Industrial Number, a special newspaper edition that focuses on the prominent businesses and businessmen in Boulder County.

Poetry, letters to the editor and historical reminiscences by Ida Drumm Arnett, and a history of the Arnett Hotel by Robert Emmett Arnett, most of it appearing in the Boulder Daily Camera.

These twenty-seven folders contain archival photocopies of clippings for the period 1891-1927 which Ira M. DeLong collected in a scrapbook. The last folder contains various printed items from early 1923 that were found in the same scrapbook.

This folder contains photocopies of clippings about the University of Colorado and other Boulder institutions. These clippings include views of the university, biographies of Boulder pioneers who helped establish C.U., and a chronology of the university from 1883 to 1950. The folder also contains a postal card reproduction of an 1866 Sturtevant photo of 13th Street, Boulder. The card was produced for Boulder's 50th anniversary in 1909, compliments of Nicol Millinery Parlors.