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These scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings, lectures, correspondence, pamphlets and photoprints dealing with Fine's career as a lecturer and promoter of Boulder, Colo.

These confirmation certificates were issued at St. John's Episcopal Church in Boulder.

This folder contains a 6-page carbon copy typed transcript of a KOA radio program on 31 Aug. 1940 in which Eben Fine discussed his acquaintance with the Ute Indians and his friendship with Chief Buckskin Charlie that resulted from Fine's work in bringing a group of Ute Indians to Boulder to help celebrate the city's fiftieth (Semi-Centennial) anniversary in 1909. Fine used some of this material for a chapter in his Remembered Yesterdays (Boulder, Colo.: Johnson Publishing Company 1957), p. 27-49.

Various editions of this descriptive pamphlet.

Views of the Flatirons, two taken on snowy days from Bluebell Canyon and the trail to Royal Arch, and two taken from the northeast in summer.

This folder contains Eben Fine's 11-page typed account of reminiscences from his promotional lecture tours for the Burlington Railway Company and the Boulder Chamber of Commerce. He used this material in his book, Remembered Yesterdays (Boulder, Colo.: Johnson Publishing Company, 1957), p. 68-70, 72-72, 83-99.

This folder contains Eben Fine's 9-page typescript account of his discovering the Arapaho Glacier on 14 July 1900. He revised this material a decade later for a chapter in Remembered Yesterdays (Boulder, Colo.: Johnson Publishing Company, 1957), p. 13-19.

This folder contains poems, handmade greeting cards, and letters written by Arthur Guiterman, which Eben Fine received and collected. Guiterman's poetry appeared in the New York Times and in the Golden Book of Poetry.

This folder contains 2 copies of an autobiographical article by former Rexall druggist Eben Fine, in which he recounts his shift from pharmacy work to outdoors photography, which became his hobby after his retirement from the pharmacy business in 1925 when he began presenting illustrated lectures on "Rambles through the Rockies." The article was in the Rexall Ad-Vantages magazine of March, 1936, p. 26-27, 60-61.

These twenty-five folders contain numerous informational brochures and other printed items published by the Boulder Chamber of Commerce and other other organizations including the New York Times (in 1982) to promote the tourism features of the Boulder County (Colo.) region. For additional Chamber of Commerce leaflets about Boulder and vicinity, see BHS 328 Boxes 25 and 26., The July-August 1953 edition of The Shamrock contains a long article, "If you're wondering why some cities seem to get all the breaks, take a look at Boulder's formula for civic growth." Includes photographs of the Esquire and Coronet Magazines building, F.W. Reich, the Denver-Boulder Turnpike, the new Municipal Building., The brochure titled Boulder County, Colorado: Her Resources, Minerals, Agricultural, Horticultural, Etc. has a photograph of the Eureka Mine Tram found in 328-73-16.

A scenic photo by Eben Fine printed on a card as an illustration for the poem "Wind-Harps of the Rockies", by Ideal Makeever.

This folder contains Eben Fine's 3-page typescript for a talk to the Boulder Garden Club, concerning the city's early history and its cultural progress. The conclusion to this article is missing.