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This envelope contains ten individual portraits (some identified); group photos for 1922, 1924, and 1932 (everyone identified), and an undated group photo (no identifications) Identified only by last name are: Beers, Boyd, Butler, Campbell, Christerson, Clark, Cobb, Gangstead, Gentry, Greene, Hogue, Johnson, O., Kidd, Laugh, Marten, McGuire, Norvell, Thorne, Thornton, Todd, Torrey, Toughy, White, Wickstrom, Will or Wills. Some names are spelled differently on different photos, Berkhimer and Berkheimer, Christenson, Christiansen, Christensen or Christerson, R.L. Dickensheets, may be Roland L., Rowland L. or Ralph Dickensheets, Dragrov and Dragoo, Kirkmyer and Kirkmeyer, Laugh and Lough, Mathews and Matthews, Carl A. Olsen and C.A. Olson, Vernon Simmons and Robert Simons, Stuart and Stewart, Toone and Tune, Wittemyer and Wittemeyer or Wittmyer

This envelope contains photographs of groups of women.

Photograph of the Boulder Band taken by A. Newman, a photographer from Trinidad, Colo. The photo of twenty-eight band members with their instruments was taken at the Elks Grand Lodge in Pueblo, Colo. 12 October 1909. "Boulder, The Place to Live" is painted on the bass drum.

Two photograph of William A. Spaulding and his orchestra. The names of all the musicians are known for the 1909 photograph, one of whom is his wife Lena. The undated photograph is mostly unidentified.

This folder contains two oversize portrait display boards with members of the Woman's Relief Corp.