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Photographs of Boulder City Brewery in the 900 block of Arapahoe Avenue between Arapahoe Avenue and Marine Street. Shows buildings, grounds and workers, horse-drawn wagons and beer barrels.

A view of the house of the Weisenhorn family at 952 Arapahoe Avenue on the grounds of the Boulder City Brewing Company, ca. 1890s; five men, six women and four children are posed by the porch; family members living in the house in 1896 included Frank S. Weisenhorn, Sr., Frank S. Weisenhorn, Jr., Mrs. Theresa Weisenhorn, and Miss Hannah Weisenhorn. Also a view of the house with a man and woman posed on the porch, ca. 1910s.

This is an interview about all things food in Boulder, from the mid-1970s to 2009, related by one of Boulder's premier foodies. John Lehndorff was, for many years, the Boulder Daily Camera's food columnist and editor. He talks about having a food show on KGNU radio, heading the American Pie Council (and the scandal of the National Pie Championships), and judging many food contests in Boulder. He describes many of Boulder's restaurants, groceries, bakeries, breweries and cooking schools, in addition to putting into perspective Boulder's growth into a national gourmet and natural foods center, and analyzing what in Boulder's culture has led to those changes in its food scene.

A photocopy of a section about Boulder County, including information about businesses and industries, net worth of assets in agriculture, mining and assessments, as well as other background information for potential investors.

A collection of special editions published by the Boulder County Business Report.

This folder contains a diary, daybook, and clippings pertaining to W. A. Fleck.

A survey of the Highland Lawn neighborhood, which is the area between Arapahoe Avenue and University Avenue, bounded by Broadway on the east and 2nd Street on the west. The survey was conducted by Christine Whitacre and R. Laurie Simmons

Views of the Boulder Branch of the Philip Zang Brewing Company at 1814 Broadway, circa 1897.