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Views of decorated windows in store fronts on Pearl Street including patriotic themes, a Cinderella, and a primitive buffalo.

Views of the southwest corner of Pearl and Broadway with the Boettcher Building at 1142-1148 Pearl Street and the Berlin Building (also called the Johnson Block) at 1136-1140 Pearl Street.

An interior view of a man standing by a wall of paint cans in the paint department of the Valentine Hardware Company store, 1144 Pearl St., Boulder, in 1929. John W. Valentine was the manager. (Tangen photo #11579)

Views of mines and mills belonging to Tom Walsh, including the Sunday Mine and Rambler Mine on Beaver Creek south of Nederland, and a mill on Bear Creek.

Jane Valentine Barker talks about the long history of the Beckwith and Valentine families in Colorado and Boulder, dating back to 1860.

This folder contains a three typescript versions of Eben G. Fine's article on how he masterminded, in 1927, the planting of 5,000 pine seedlings on Flagstaff Mountain, Boulder, which had been burned by a fire in 1924. Fine used this material in his autobiography, Remembered Yesterdays (Boulder, Colo.: Johnson Publishing Company, 1957), p. 77-79.

This box contains documents pertaining to the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame, established in 1992. The Criteria Statement stated that their mission was "to research, document, and recommend for induction into the Hall of Fame those individuals who have been instrumental through business-related efforts, in providing direction, energy, and support to the shaping of Boulder County since its inception. Those business-related efforts should result in community-wide economic, social, cultural, political, and/or religious benefits that not only had an immediate positive impact on the community and its citizens, but an impact that will still be evident in decades to come.", The contents include biographies of the inductees, newspaper clippings, guest lists, and lists of names to be considered for the award.

One box that contains one issue of The Local Miner, as well as loose issues and two fragile volumes of The Boulder County Miner.