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A group of Mapleton School children in a World War I victory garden along Farmer's Ditch below the school. It is identified as Mapleton School garden no. 1. The students began this garden in 1917 and continued it after the end of the war (Tangen photo #4591)

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Grandstands composed of concrete tiered bases topped by metal seats. Capacity of 5,000 spectators. The pressbox is behind and elevated above the grandstand and is composed of walls of layered sandstone, with a hipped roof. The building has a shed roofed frame porch with exposed rafters. At the west end of the structure is a tower with second story open toward the field., DATE BUILT: 1948., STYLE: Grandstands., HISTORIC NAME: Boulder High School Grandstand/Press, CURRENT NAME: Boulder High School Grandstand/Press Box, ORIGINAL OWNER: Boulder High School., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: [Unknown]., ARCHITECT: [Unknown]., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The grandstands are associated with the expansion of Boulder High School athletic facilities after World War II and contributes to the historic district through its association with that historic theme and its continued use as a grandstand.

Ten interviews with people who attended or taught at University Hill School between 1921 and 1976.

This folder contains programs and related papers pertaining to presentations at Boulder (Colo.) elementary schools, 1909-1945.

This envelope contains commencement programs, invitation, and diploma from Boulder High School, 1938; and a certificate of attendance at night school, 1935.

A group portrait of Central School children, standing on the school steps in graduation suits and dresses in 1921. The class teachers are standing behind the children. The seven girls in the front row (4th from left is Charlotte Johnson) have flowers attached to their dresses, and the two boys in front are wearing knickers. (Tangen photo #5933)