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Florence Crannell's album commemorating "My commencement". It includes an oration read at commencement, pen and ink illustrations of the school and classical figures, subjects studied, teachers' names, 14 photographs and autographs of classmates.

Photocopied pages of documents pertaining to Gold Hill with special contributions from Lynne Walter & Chellee Courtney for the 9th annual Western History Ghost Town & Mining Camp Tour, August 1998.

A 35-page hard-cover publication used for the promotion of the Celestial Seasonings company, located at 1780 55th Street, Boulder, Colorado. It includes information on the production of their teas, how to brew a cup of tea, company history, future plans, and details on their various products - Mo's 24, Red Zinger, Sleepytime, Lemon Mist, Roastaroma, Matte Orange Spice, Morning Thunder, Mellow Mint, Pelican Punch, Matte Mint, Winterberry, and Matte Chicory.

Photocopies of newspaper clippings about relatives and pioneers from the scrapbook of James P. Maxwell.

This folder contains a photocopy of a five-page magazine article entitled "Model Residence Towns. Boulder: A Progressive Mountain Town." Written by Cora Curtis Long, it was published in the November 1908 issue of "Good Housekeeping." It was the fifth article in their series of Model Residence Towns. The four earlier articles were on Pasadena, California; Richmond, Indiana; Wellesley, Massachusetts; and Augusta, Georgia.

Four punch cards for dairy service provided by Twelfth Street Dairy to John R. Wolff family at 522 Highland Avenue.

This folder contains biographical anecdotes written by Stuart Elizabeth Loyd and published weekly, in the Boulder County Miner from 29 August 1912 until 20 March 1913, under the title "Boulder County Pioneers."