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This collection contains 17 black and white photographs, ca. 1900-1949, of Metropolitan Opera singer Josephine Antoine and her parents and their home at 955 College Ave. Along with a number of snapshots, these photos include five glossy 8"x10" promotional studio portraits of Miss Antoine.

This folder contains two copies of the text of Milo Derham's remarks at the Colorado Chautauqua, Boulder, on 13 July 1930, introducing Josephine Antoine, who performed that evening.

This folder contains newspaper clippings about Josephine Antoine, her opera career and her connection to Boulder. There is also a playbill for the Central City opera house performance of "The Bartered Bride", in which she appeared in 1940, and an issue of the Colorado Alumnus devoted to her.

Newspaper clippings, concert announcements, and other printed materials pertaining to Josephine Antoine. Includes a program from the silver banquet of the Poor Richard Club, 17 Jan. 1930, containing the handwritten comment that "Little Miss Antoine, of Boulder, stopped the show, even the drunks listened to her. What a voice that youngster has. Talked with her a few minutes. She said you were her dear professor..." Clippings exist in digital format only.

Photocopy of a three-page article titled “I was an Adopted Child” by Josephine Antoine. Written on front of article, “Billy Boy, Mommy went to University with Josephine in 1925-1926-27. Also a friend of Daddy’s.” Inscription believed to have been written by Verna Hamm to her adopted son William.

A map of Boulder County that gives the location and a description of historic sites, research facilities, and museums that have an association with the history of women in Boulder County. Thirty-seven women are featured with very brief descriptions of their influence on Boulder County history.