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This folder contains lists and descriptions as well as criteria and the nomination process for the Nation Register of Historic Places and Centennial Farms designations for Boulder County.

This collection consists of four boxes of slides taken by J. B. Schoolland. They are primarily of Boulder sites and people, and taken during the 1950s-1970s.

"This family narrative follows four families [John Bartlett Mason, Joseph B. Foster, Perkins Allen, and James John Hammontree] as their lives converge in Colorado in the 1860s and early 1870s (Chapters I-IV). A fifth family is that of Anderson Lafayette Mason and Nancy Eleanor Foster who met, then married in Central City, Colorado in 1875-1876 (Chapter V). Lafe and Nancy Mason raised their two boys, Charles Lewis and Harry Eugene Mason in Balarat Camp and Jamestown, Colorado. The sixth chapter brings together these families through the marriage of Charles Lewis Mason and Mabel Theresa Allen, from whom we descend in the 20th Century (Chapter VI). The final chapter, "The Mason Siblings", summarizes the lives of the children of Charles and Mabel Mason in the 20th century to about 1960 (Chapter VII)."

This collection contains 15 photographs (14 views), ca. 1892-1911. All but one were taken in the vicinity of Jamestown, Colorado, and depict buildings, groups of people and outdoor scenes.

This folder contains a volume of accounts for a business in Jamestown, Colorado. The book, which is dated 6 February 1881 on the flyleaf, actually contains records of employees and business cash accounts for the period 1873-1879. A name index is in the front of the account book.

Views of the John Jay mine and mill, located three miles from Jamestown up James Creek in S26-T2N-R72W.

Seven views of Jamestown all believed to have been taken in the 1940s. Written on the back of all these images is "views - newer".

Four issues of a Denver-based weekly publishing "all the mining news that's news": May 2, May 9, May 23, and June 27, 1899.

Six digital documents pertaining to the Perkins Allen family.

Views of Jamestown and of buildings in Jamestown.