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Two photographs including a woman who is believed to have been the creator of a small album about a Bluebird Club trip to the Boulder area in 1921. The photographer and creator of the album is unidentified. Photographs are adhered to album pages. Folder includes two album pages with a total of 6 photos of outdoor excursions (4 are not digitized), as well as the album cover with the following inscription inside, "In the land of the sky blue weather. Boulder, Colorado. August 14-30, 1921."

Marge McLellan recounts her recollections of her family's experiences in Gold Hill. She focuses mainly on her husband, Russell's, family, which lived in and around Gold Hill since the late 19th century. First, she guides the interviewer on a walking tour of the town, discussing the history of various buildings and events in Gold Hill. Then she describes the people in and history behind several family photgraphs. She talks about the men working in the mines and what everyday life was like for Gold Hill resdients.

Three photographs of the touring car used for a Bluebird Club trip to Gold Hill in August 1921.

Contains typescripts of biographical articles about Jean Sherwood. Also, an article on "How Blue Bird Cottage was organized and succeeded."

This collection contains newspaper clippings, as well as two scrapbooks of clippings and photographs, a rough draft of a speech acknowledging the unveiling of a portrait of Mrs. Jean B. Sherwood, promotional pamphlets and railroad schedules pertaining to Blue Bird Cottage, correspondence to and from Mrs. Sherwood, Blue Bird Club Bulletins 1931-1954, rough drafts of news releases in the 1930s, and the club's 1964 membership cards.

Views of members of the Bluebird Club around Gold Hill, 1921.

Contains incoming and outgoing correspondence of Jean Sherwood, some typewritten and some manuscript. One describes a portrait of her by Ralph Clarkson. Most of Mrs. Sherwood's outgoing letters in this folder are to A. A. "Gov." Paddock.