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Flood of 1894 : 12th Street looking east
Flood of 1894 : 12th Street looking east
Call Number
225-2-6
Date
1894
Contents
4 photographs (1 view).
Description
Looking into Central Park from Broadway along Boulder Creek. The Jacob Faus house, which was on Broadway between Arapahoe and Water Streets, is visible where it washed downstream.
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Flood of 1894 : The Faus house
Flood of 1894 : The Faus house
Call Number
225-2-10
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (1 view).
Description
A view of the Jacob Faus house washed away in the floodwater. It was located on Broadway between Arapahoe Avenue and Canyon Boulevard.
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Flood of 1894 : Water Street near 12th Street
Flood of 1894 : Water Street near 12th Street
Call Number
225-2-11
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (2 views).
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Flood of 1894 : 15th Street in flood
Flood of 1894 : 15th Street in flood
Call Number
225-3-2
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (1 view).
Description
A view taken of the 1700 block of 15th Street looking southwest. The house at 1713 15th Street is in the floodwater.
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Flood of 1894 : 15th Street in flood
Flood of 1894 : 15th Street in flood
Call Number
225-3-3
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (1 view).
Description
A view taken of the 1700 block of 15th Street looking south. The houses at 1711 and 1713 15th Street are in the floodwater.
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Flood of 1894 : residence of Marinus Smith
Flood of 1894 : residence of Marinus Smith
Call Number
225-3-6
Date
1894
Contents
7 photographs (1 view)
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Flood of 1894 : 16th and Grove Streets looking east
Flood of 1894 : 16th and Grove Streets looking east
Call Number
225-3-8
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (2 views).
Description
Two views taken on 16th Street at Grove, looking east after the floodwater had receded.
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Flood of 1894 : 18th and Goss
Flood of 1894 : 18th and Goss
Call Number
225-3-11
Date
1894
Contents
2 photographs (1 view).
Description
A view taken on 18th Street at Goss with houses in the floodwater.
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Flood of 1894
Flood of 1894: 20th and Goss Streets
Call Number
225-3-16
Date
1894
Contents
5 photographs (1 view)
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Flood of 1894
Flood of 1894: looking west, Goss and 24th Streets
Call Number
225-3-19
Date
1894
Contents
5 photographs (1 view)
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Flood of 1894 : Goss and 22nd Streets
Flood of 1894 : Goss and 22nd Streets
Call Number
225-3-20
Date
1894
Contents
2 photographs (1 view).
Description
A view taken of the flood damage at Goss Street from 22nd Streets. The house in the center of the photograph is 2202 Goss Street.
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Flood of 1894
Flood of 1894: east end of Railroad Street
Call Number
225-3-21
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (1 view)
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Flood of 1894
Flood of 1894: flood at night
Call Number
225-3-22
Date
1894
Contents
3 photographs (1 view)
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Flood of 1897
Flood of 1897: High water
Call Number
225-4-1
Date
1897
Contents
1 photograph.
Description
A view of the bridge at 9th Street over Boulder Creek washed out.
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Flood of 1942
Flood of 1942: Boulder Canyon
Call Number
225-4-32
Date
1942
Contents
2 photographs.
Description
Views of a bulldozer clearing a rock slide in Boulder Canyon.
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Flood of 1957 : Boulder, 3rd and Pearl Streets
Flood of 1957 : Boulder, 3rd and Pearl Streets
Call Number
225-4-40
Date
1957
Contents
5 photographs (4 views).
Description
Views of Sunshine Canyon Creek flooding at 3rd and Pearl Streets.
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Flood of 1957 : Boulder, 9th Street
Flood of 1957 : Boulder, 9th Street
Call Number
225-4-41
Date
1957
Contents
2 photographs.
Description
Views of runoff along 9th Street at Baseline Road and Cascade Avenue.
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Flood of 1957 : Flooded highways
Flood of 1957 : Flooded highways
Call Number
225-4-48
Date
1957
Contents
8 photographs.
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Flood between Boulder and Longmont
Flood between Boulder and Longmont
Call Number
225-4-52
Date
[undated]
Contents
1 photograph.
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Oral History with Deborah DeBord
Oral History with Deborah DeBord
Call Number
OH1939
Date
2014
Contents
one file, originally video 58 minutes, 57 seconds
Description
Deborah DeBord describes her memories of the September, 2013, flood and their evacuation from Pinewood Springs, CO. One of the reasons they had to evacuate was because her defibrillator was remotely monitored and telephones were down. With the one suitcase they were allowed to carry in the Chinook helicopter, she had a few clothes and her medications but she did not have with her the adaptive technology she needed as a blind person. The interview was conducted at her home, six months since the flood. Her feelings are not as raw now and she is looking forward to a harvest, to create the recipes for the CSA farm and to replace the condiments and sauces and other foods she had to abandon at her home.
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