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This photograph is one of forty-eight sepia photographs contained within an album. All of the images have captions. The album was compiled by Mamie B. Blackburn Tucker, probably at the beginning of the 1900s, sometime after her 1892 marriage to Frank Tucker. The couple and Frank's brother Curtis, lived at 1720 Walnut Street at the time of the June 1900 Federal Census. Frank was employed as a clerk in a dry goods store. The couple was listed in the 1903 Boulder City Directory as living at 805 Mapleton Avenue; his occupation was "clerk". They were not listed in the 1904 directory, and had probably moved to Linn County, Kansas where they lived the remainder of their lives.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Pink and white sandstone, clustered windows, with stone arches and lintels, stringcourses. Columns, carved stone, dormer windows, projecting entrance tower, staircase. Additions on east and west., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Hale Science Building is significant in the history of the University of Colorado., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT: 1891., STYLE: Romanesque Rivival., ARCHITECT: Varian and Sterner (Denver, CO).

This envelope contains nine snapshots of commencement exercises, or possibly a May Fete, on the quadrangle in back of Old Main on the University of Colorado campus. Another photograph shows six young women, including Mattie Dean, in front of the Hale Science building at the University.

This photograph is one of forty-eight sepia photographs contained within an album. All of the images have captions. The album was compiled by Mamie B. Blackburn Tucker, probably at the beginning of the 1900s, sometime after her 1892 marriage to Frank Tucker. The couple and Frank's brother Curtis, lived at 1720 Walnut Street at the time of the June 1900 Federal Census. Frank was employed as a clerk in a dry goods store. The couple was listed in the 1903 Boulder City Directory as living at 805 Mapleton Avenue; his occupation was "clerk". They were not listed in the 1904 directory, and had probably moved to Linn County, Kansas where they lived the remainder of their lives.

One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on: buildings located on the University of Colorado Campus. Topics include architectural history of the campus, preservation of campus buildings, history of building names, the relocation of buildings, the addition of buildings on campus. Also included in this folder are campus maps and guides.

Photographs of Hale Science Building and surroundings. Photos show the building before and after the 1910 addition of wings, and some are wider campus views including other landmarks such as Varsity Lake, the President's House and Old Main. Photo 22 is an architectural drawing of the building. Notes by A.A. Bartlett are included in the envelope with each photo that describe details and locations.