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Boulder City Council: City Council meeting.
Boulder City Council: City Council meeting.
Call Number
226-5-19
Date
1972
Contents
7 photographs (5 digitized).
Description
Photographs of a Boulder City Council meeting.
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Oral history interview with Karl F. Anuta, 2008
Oral history interview with Karl F. Anuta, 2008
Call Number
OH1520-V
Date
2008
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Oral history interview with Kenneth Davies and Joyce Davies, 2009
Oral history interview with Kenneth Davies and Joyce Davies, 2009
Call Number
OH1569-V
Date
2009
Description
Kenneth and Joyce Davies have been an active and enthusiastic part of the Boulder community since settling here in the 1950s. They have worked tirelessly through organizations such as the League of Women Voters, PLAN-Boulder, Historic Boulder, and the Boulder Council for International Visitors. In this interview they touch on all of those involvements, and speak also about two neighborhoods in which they lived for many years: Balsam Avenue overlooking north Boulder and Frasier Meadows. They comment extensively on the topics of housing and development in Boulder and also on the openness and welcoming attitudes of Boulder People and institutions.
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Oral History with Joyce A. Davies, OH1701
Oral History with Joyce A. Davies, OH1701
Call Number
OH1701
Date
2011
Description
Joyce Davies discusses the history of her involvement with the League of Women Voters and how that involvement led her to join and lead other civic organizations. Joyce grew up near Providence, Rhode Island, went to college in Rhode Island, and taught school for about 10 years. When she married and moved to Boulder with her husband, she ended her teaching career and redirected her efforts to her family and the Boulder community. Joyce served with the League of Women Voters and soon became involved in the open space issues of the late 1950s and early 1960s. She served twice as president of the League. She also became involved in historic preservation and became a co-founder of Historic Boulder. She served on that board as well as on the city planning board. Joyce speaks of the friendships she formed with such politically-involved women as Ruth Wright, Janet Roberts and Ruth Correll through her work with the League and her continued involvement, at age 84, with unit meetings of the League at Frazier Meadows to discuss the issues of the day.
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Oral history interview with a group of 50-year members of the League of Women Voters, 2012
Oral history interview with a group of 50-year members of the League of Women Voters, 2012
Call Number
OH1794-V
Date
2012
Description
This recording is of a discussion by a panel of eight women who were being honored as life-members of the League of Women Voters - members with 50 years or more of League involvement. The women spoke of their experiences with the League and their work on a range of issues, including the environment, land use planning, civil rights, education, and the Equal Rights Amendment. The panelists credited the League with being an organization that provided numerous intellectual and activist opportunities for women, especially during the years when such opportunities were not as plentiful as they are in 2012. The League was described as an incubator for helping women gain skills, confidence and experience needed to enter public affairs, as was the Boulder Public Office for Women, which is also cited. The speakers included: Elizabeth Bramhall, Joyce Davies, Jean Haywood, Louise Lindsey, Anne Norwood, Beverly Sabin, Joanne Turner, and Jane Volckhausen.
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