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Photographs of the Chemistry Building on the University of Colorado campus. Extensive notes by A.A. Bartlett are included in envelope with each photo that describe details and locations.

Two group portraits of Central School graduation classes.

One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on: Boulder's Central School which was torn down in 1972 amidst some controversy.

Treasurer's ledger of the Mount Saint Gertrude Alumnae Association giving income and expenses, Feb. 1948-Jan. 1983.

View of 8 children posed on a stage (Tangen photo #4280)

Ledger of dues paid for the Mount Saint Gertrude Alumnae Association. It lists names of alumni members and the amounts paid by date.

View of group of adults and school children posed, possibly a boy and girl from each of eight grades, around a tree on the grounds of the school (Tangen photo #4293)

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Richardsonian Romanesque style, red brick, sandstone stringcoursing, lintels, sills, and arches above second floor windows, projecting entrance with ogee arch, gabled dormers with arched windows and turrets., STYLE : Romanesque revival., DATE BUILT : 1891., DESIGNATION : Local landmark, National Register eligible., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Highland School is constructed of Boulder pressed brick and local sandstone in the Richardsonian Romanesque style popular in Boulder during the 1890s. It was designed by E.P. Varian and Frederick Sterner, who were probably Denver's most notable Richardsonian architects. Varian and Sterner also designed several University of Colorado buildings including the Hale Scientific Building.

View of the model of the first schoolhouse built in Colorado, made from wood from the original building. Scanned at 210-2-3 (Tangen photo #4270)