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This collection consists of four boxes of slides taken by J. B. Schoolland. They are primarily of Boulder sites and people, and taken during the 1950s-1970s.

Family portraits and snapshots of the Stenborn and McPhee families of Boulder, Colorado. Included are photographs of Harry Wayne Stenborn as an aviator in W.W. II, the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium, at which several members of the Stenborn family worked as nurses, farms east of Boulder which belonged to the McPhee and Archer families, and miscellaneous scenic views of Boulder and of Colorado.

This folder contains twelve photocopies of documents pertaining to the lives of Jonathan and Mary Ellen (Williams) Holman's family. They include: obituaries, Jonathan and Mary Ellen's marriage certificate, a 1912 ore settlement sheet from the American Smelting and Refining Co. (Globe Plant) to the Cash Mine, 1940-42 Special Use permits from the U. S. Forest Service, correspondence from the Court Pride of the Rockies (Foresters of America), Charles Holman's application of an Old Age Pension, a 1918 Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium bill, John Miller's employment certificate from Western Cutlery Co., John Holman's application for compensation and vocational training from the U. S. Army, and miscellaneous correspondence. (This collection was shared by Patti Anderson on behalf of Race and Verna Anderson.), The remainder of the collection contains scanned images of photographs that can only be viewed by contacting the library. The actual photographs remain in the possession of the Carnegie Library patron who gave us permission to scan the images and to include them in this virtual collection.

View of the Sanitarium Boarding Home at 1005 12th Street.

Views of the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium main building under construction and the East and West Cottages completed. Tents in which many of the construction crew stayed are in the foreground. One view shows construction underway on one of the north buildings.

Views of the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium main building nearing completion, circa 1895, seen from Pulpit Rock to the south. The William Brierley farm in Sunshine Canyon is visible.

Photographs of horses in Boulder, circa 1895-1925.

Views from Sunshine Canyon road of the south and west sides of the newly completed sanitarium. One photo shows a woman with a bicycle in the foreground. The William Brierley farm is visible in 2 views. Mapleton Avenue with newly planted maple trees is in the distance and Silver Lake Ditch is in the foreground of another view.

Views showing buildings under construction on the sanitarium grounds. One shows a group of 7 men, 4 women and 2 children in a cart, with a bicycle, and riding sidesaddle. The other shows 2 women by the lake with a rowboat in the water.

View from the drive of the sanitarium showing recent landscaping; and a view from south of Pulpit Rock looking at the south side of the sanitarium.

Views from the drive of the sanitarium looking towards the main building.