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Boulder Fire Department: Structure fires.
Boulder Fire Department: Structure fires.
Call Number
226-2-25
Date
1952
Contents
5 photographs.
Description
Photographs of stucture fires in Boulder County that occurred in 1952.
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Lions Club at the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon, Colorado
Lions Club at the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon, Colorado
Call Number
141-11-63
Date
1919
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
A group portrait of members of the Boulder Lions Club and their wives posed in front of the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon. None identified (Tangen photo #4763)
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Boulder Cañon news column/ 1956-1960
Boulder Cañon news column/ 1956-1960
Call Number
328-24-(12-16)
Date
1956-1960
Contents
5 folders.
Description
Archivally photocopied clippings of regular column about the Boulder Canyon (Colo.) vicinity, from the library of the Boulder Daily Camera., Folder contents: f.12--1956; f.13--1957; f.14--1958; f. 15--1959; f.16--1960.
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38619 Boulder Canyon Drive, Alps Lodge
38619 Boulder Canyon Drive, Alps Lodge
Call Number
207-28-8
Date
[1940-1980]
Contents
3 photographs.
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Alps Lodge, printed materials, [1930-1959]
Alps Lodge, printed materials, [1930-1959]
Call Number
328-5-19
Date
[1930-1959]
Contents
8 items.
Description
This folder contains several promotional brochures, a postcard, and descriptions of the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon, Boulder, Colo.
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Alps Lodge
Alps Lodge: buildings in Boulder Canyon
Call Number
215-1-22
Date
[1911-1919]
Contents
17 photographs (15 views)(4 scanned)
Description
Views of the resort in Boulder Canyon called The Alps or Alps Lodge, J.W. Ripley, proprietor. Across the road can be seen the road house and lunch counter. Postcard describes the Alps as a "place to rest ... a mountain home in Boulder Canon, three miles above Boulder ... Open all the year. Modern conveniences, gas, baths, etc. Rates $2 a day, $10 to $14 a week."
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Album page
Album page: Alps Lodge and Chautauqua
Call Number
578-1-16
Date
[1918-1922]
Contents
1 page.
Description
This is one page of a 120-page photo album presumed to have been photographed and created by Rex E. Hieronymus circa 1918-1924. He graduated from the University of Colorado in 1922 in Engineering.
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Alps
The Alps: from across Boulder Creek photograph, 1926
Call Number
141-2-56
Date
1926
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
An exterior view of the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon in 1926. The Lodge was composed of a number of separate buildings. This building is 1.9 miles up Boulder Canyon from the Boulder City limits in 1989 (Tangen photo #9962)
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Lions Club at Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon, Colorado
Lions Club at Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon, Colorado
Call Number
141-11-64
Date
1919
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
A group portrait of members of the Boulder Lions Club and their wives posed in front of the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon (Tangen photo #4764)
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Pictorial Map and Directory of Northern Colorado
Pictorial Map and Directory of Northern Colorado
Call Number
Map County 1940-4
Date
1940
Contents
1 map.
Description
This map is part of a brochure that was "presented by the Resorts and Places of Business shown here, to help make your vacation more enjoyable." This map has miniature drawings of tourist stops in the area north of Denver, and west to Granby along the major highways.
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Alps
The Alps: close-up photograph, 1926
Call Number
141-2-57
Date
1926
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
An exterior view of the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon in 1926. The Lodge was composed of a number of separate buildings. The site is (in 1989) 1.9 miles up Boulder Canyon from the Boulder city limits (Tangen photo #9963)
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Alps
The Alps: showing new building photograph, 1927
Call Number
141-3-22
Date
1927
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
An exterior view of the Alps Lodge, 1.9 miles up Boulder Canyon from the Boulder city limits, in l927. This view shows the building as seen from its southeastern corner; Boulder Creek is to the left. This end of the building, with a stone wall on the first floor, evidently had been built recently as an addition to the log structure at the other end (Tangen photo #10498)
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