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This envelope contains two exterior views of architectural details of the north entrance curved walk of the Boulder Congregational Church at the corner of Broadway and Pine streets, by local photographer J. R. Brackett.

This envelope contains one exterior view of the front and west side of the Boulder Congregational Church on the southwest corner of Broadway and Pine streets, as seen from the northwest on the Pine St. sidewalk. The vignette effect in this photograph was created by pulling out the camera lens only part way; the front of the camera panel is visible. Photo by local photographer J. R. Brackett.

This folder contains archival photocopies of newspaper clippings about Boulder County individuals. Martin Parsons collected the clippings. Many are clippings of Forest Crossen's historical column in the Boulder Daily Camera, "People I Meet."

This folder contains documents pertaining to the designation of the Carnegie Library at 1125 Pine Street as an historic landmark (L-76-9). Included are historical and biographical notes.

This envelope contains three exterior views of the east side of the Boulder Congregational Church on the southwest corner of Broadway and Pine streets, from across 12th (Broadway) Street. Photos by local photographer J. R. Brackett.

Two folders. 1982 Downing-Leach revised drawings for Carnegie Library. November 14, 1983 renovation drawings by Midyette/Seleroe and Associates, architects.

This oversize box contains notebooks kept on the repair of the exterior masonry in 1986, 1988, and 1989.

This envelope contains two interior views of a fireplace in the pastor's study in the basement of the Boulder Congregational Church on the southwest corner of Broadway and Pine streets, by local photographer J. R. Brackett.

This oversize box contains information on the asbestos removal and abatement done during 1990.

Interior view of the First Congregational Church at 1128 Pine Street.

Views of the exterior of the original Boulder Public Library at 1125 Pine Street.

This envelope contains one exterior view of the east side of the Boulder Congregational Church on the southwest corner of Broadway and Pine streets, as seen from the northeast. Photo by local photographer J. R. Brackett.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Gothic Revival influences. Boulder sandstone in hammer-squared ashlar pattern. Tower stone gargoyles, narrow slip openings, wooden louvers. Ornamental hinges on main entrance doors are an exact copy of those at Durham, the oldest cathedral in England., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDING: 1 carriage house built pre-1890., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This church is the oldest surviving Congregational Church in Colorado. It is the home of the first church bell in Boulder County, and the church of Boulder's first full-time pastor., DATE BUILT : 1908., STYLE : Gothic Revival., ARCHITECT: Thomas MacLaren., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: Geranson and Beckstrom/Grant and Frasier.