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2685 Arapahoe Avenue real estate appraisal cards.
2685 Arapahoe Avenue real estate appraisal cards.
Call Number
880-Arapahoe-2685
Date
1955-1959
Contents
2 reports (4 pages) : 30 cm. x 23.5 cm.
Description
Real estate appraisal cards, compiled by the Boulder County Assessor, used for taxation purposes. The date span reflects the earliest and latest entries made on the cards.
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Lamp Post Restaurant (Boulder, Colo.) clippings 1958-1974
Lamp Post Restaurant (Boulder, Colo.) clippings 1958-1974
Call Number
328-151-52
Date
1958-1974
Contents
1 folder.
Description
Newspaper pages and archivally photocopied clippings, from the library of the Boulder Daily Camera.
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Arapahoe Village Shopping Center.
Arapahoe Village Shopping Center.
Call Number
497-3-97
Date
[1960]-1971
Contents
2 photographs (1 view)
Description
One panoramic photograph looking across Arapahoe Village Shopping Center parking lot. In the distance at center is The Lamp Post at 2685 Arapahoe Avenue with Charcoal Chef to the right at 1675 28th Street. Photo by Delbert A. Nelson.
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The Lamp Post
The Lamp Post: interiors
Call Number
228-4-35
Date
1963-1965
Contents
3 photographs.
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Roy H. McVicker family
Roy H. McVicker family
Call Number
420-McVicker-Roy
Date
1964-1973
Contents
17 photos (4 digitized).
Description
Sixteen photographs, and one contact sheet with twenty-one images on film strips, taken of Roy H. McVicker, his family, and various campaign shots taken around Colorado.
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Oral history interview with Joel C. Davis, 2009
Oral history interview with Joel C. Davis, 2009
Call Number
OH1562-V
Date
2009
Description
In 1965 Joel Davis, age 29, was the youngest person elected to the Boulder City Council up until that time. He served on the council for two years. In this interview he discusses the city climate at the time and how the issues of growth and growth control have played out in Boulder in the intervening years. In particular he mentions the use of sales tax to purchase open space and to improve roads. He also discusses the city manager form of government under which Boulder operates and the collegiality and relative simplicity with which the council operated in the 1960s as compared to today.
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