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A two-page biographical sketch.

One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on and Anthony Arnett and the Arnett family.

Portraits of the Arnett family, Boulder pioneers and owners of the Arnett Hotel and twenty-nine archivally photocopied pages of newspaper articles and genealogical information.

This scrapbook contains newspaper clippings on the history of Boulder, Colo. It also contains typewritten excerpts from old letters to the editor about Boulder and Gold Hill.

A photocopy of a biography of Anthony Arnett, written by Forest Crossen. (The original is located in 998-10-5.)

This folder contains documents pertaining to the designation of the Arnett-Montgomery house at 741 Pearl Street as an historic landmark (L-79-1). Included are historical and biographical notes.

These photographs are the portraits that were glued onto the inside cover through Page 5 in an album titled "Pioneer" which was organized by Martin R. Parsons. There are 110 prints in the 57-page album.

Clippings about Clyde Drumm Arnett, his grandparents Anthony and Mary Arnett, and the founders of the University of Colorado; school reports and diplomas of Clyde Drumm Arnett and Robert Clyde Arnett, 1894-1937; and miscellaneous items including a dance program for the Highland Athletic Club, 1911, a letter from Clyde Arnett to hospital where son Robert was born inquiring the date of birth; and sketch of a tombstone listing deceased members of the R. E. Arnett family.

Photograph album with a deep violet plush cover and gold metal trim and corner studs and two working metal clasps. The album contains 30 pages (29 filled) of cartes de visite portraits of the Squires and Tourtellot family members, et al., most unidentified. The identified portraits (possibly identified by the Donor, Blanche Squires Clarke) of adults are digitized.

This box contains documents pertaining to the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame, established in 1992. The Criteria Statement stated that their mission was "to research, document, and recommend for induction into the Hall of Fame those individuals who have been instrumental through business-related efforts, in providing direction, energy, and support to the shaping of Boulder County since its inception. Those business-related efforts should result in community-wide economic, social, cultural, political, and/or religious benefits that not only had an immediate positive impact on the community and its citizens, but an impact that will still be evident in decades to come.", The contents include biographies of the inductees, newspaper clippings, guest lists, and lists of names to be considered for the award.