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A photograph by Meile and Sturtevant titled "Res. of Mr. C. Cobb at Salina, Colo.", showing a log cabin in the mountains (Salina House No. 35, 219 Gold Run Road) and two women sitting in a hammock on the porch.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled red brick building with large cross gables. The cross gable on the western elevation has been replaced with a shed dormer. Widely overhanging eaves supported by decorative brackets. Front gable end has decorative shingles; balcony door and windows with architrave trim; and remodeled balcony rail. Enclosed porch with new door and windows. Corbelled brick beltcoursing., Side elevations have double-hung windows with segmental arches, dripstones, and rusticated stone sills. Stone foundation. Stovepipe., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1899]., STYLE : Vernacular Masonry, Front Gable.

Interior and exterior views of the Roberts and Cobb wholesale and retail flour, feed, and coal company in a large brick building at 1002 Walnut. Two of the men posed in the photos are probably owners Adolphus Roberts and Charles F. Cobb.

Portrait photographs of the Charles F. Cobb family and of the Cobb house at 710 Marine Street in Boulder.

Photographs of Charles and Edith Cobb, and a family portrait of the senior Cobbs with their four children.

Mountain views along the route of the Switzerland Trail of America.

Photographs of the Charles F. Cobb house at 710 Marine Street in Boulder.

Portrait photographs of the Charles F. Cobb family.

Photograph of Charles F. Cobb in the Eldorado Springs swimming pool in the early 1900s.

A collection of items consisting of postcards, letters, and stamped envelopes.

These portraits were glued onto Page 19 of an album titled "Old Timers" which was organized by Martin R. Parsons. There are 229 prints in the album. If a photograph has been digitized, it is thought to be a unique image in the Carnegie Branch Library collections.