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This is a scrapbook kept by Phyllis Dunham of her years at State Preparatory School and the University of Colorado. It contains photographs of classmates and teachers, newspaper clippings about teachers and events, souvenirs of athletic and social events, class photographs of drama productions and glee clubs, correspondence from family and friends, and other memorabilia.

This interview is part of a series about three football games that were played during the early 1970s and were known as the Hairy Bacon Bowl. The teams were made up of counterculture-identified students from the University of Colorado, Boulder, versus campus and city police. Although Jay Jurie did not play in the Hairy Bacon Bowl games, he was a high school and college student during the late 1960s and early 1970, and was involved with the counterculture both in terms of lifestyle and politics. He talks about being a young person in Boulder during that time, including describing places where people hung out together and the social/musical/intellectual and drug culture of that decade, as well as giving a detailed account of anti-war political actions of groups such as Student Mobilization Committee, Student Peace Union, and Students for a Democratic Society. He discusses interactions between student activists and the university administration as well as the police.

Views of models of the University campus and the first Colo. school.

Views taken from Campbell's Cliffs on Flagstaff Mountain looking east at Rea's Addition, Rose Hill Addition and University Place Addition; after 1904 and before 1917.

Views of Boulder taken from Sunset Hill looking over the downtown toward the University of Colorado campus and University Hill beyond, circa 1896.

The photograph of the Boulder County Courthouse is dated 1946., Photographs of Boulder, Colo. scenes. Two are snow scenes taken in winter; one of Varsity Lake and bridge on the University of Colorado campus, the other of the Boulder County Court House decorated for Christmas. One photograph is a summer scene taken from Ninemile Corner looking west at the Continental Divide (2 copies, one tinted)

YWCA publications, archivally photocopied newspaper clippings, and other printed materials compiled by the Paddocks at the Boulder Daily Camera. Printed materials include handbills, programs, newsletters, and pamphlets.

Photographs of the Wolf Law building at the University of Colorado Boulder.