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Exterior and interior views of the Art Hall and the paintings and sculptures exhibited in it. Original paintings sent from Chicago by Mrs. Sherwood.

List, with cover letter from Art Association board president Francis Geck to University of Colorado Librarian C. Henry Smith, of books that Mrs. Jean Sherwood left the Association.

Archival photocopies of newspaper clippings, brochures and other printed materials regarding the Art Association for the period from 1936 through 1943.

Contains correspondence, clippings and other papers regarding the establishment and continued operation of the Blue Bird Cottage in Boulder. The pages of the scrapbook are brittle.

Typed text, with hand written corrections, of Professor Boggess' speech accepting the portrait of Jean Sherwood that was unveiled in the art gallery of the University of Colorado, Boulder. He paid tribute to Mrs. Sherwood for her love of beauty and her wholesome influence on the Boulder community.

These are various issues of the Blue Bird Club's monthly newsletter. Except for the 12-page twentieth anniversary bulletin of October 1930 (2 copies), the bulletin was four pages in length.

Hand written eulogy in memory of Jane Addams, by Jean Sherwood.

Contains Jean Sherwood's printed Christmas card, undated, with a poem "On Colorado," and her manuscript article on "The value of an art museum," also undated.

This folder contains programs from performances and events held at the Boulder Chautauqua. The performers included the Russian Cossack Chorus, Ferullo and his band (in 1910), the Brandon Light Opera Company and Metropolitan Opera Company soprano Marie Rappold., This folder also contains the words to a new song, "The Chautauqua at Boulder," sung on 4 August 1906 by Larrimore's Gymnasium Chorus, and accompanied by Rischar's Orchestra. Louis Rischar wrote the music and (with Roger Imhof) the words to the song., Several of the programs are from events held at the Chautauqua grounds. These included the eighth annual Maccabee picnic for northern Colorado (in 1904), the Western Temperance Conference and Training School (in 1912) and the tenth and sixteenth annual banquets of the Chautauqua (in 1913 and 1919), and an undated program for concert and film dated July 5th..

A map of Boulder County that gives the location and a description of historic sites, research facilities, and museums that have an association with the history of women in Boulder County. Thirty-seven women are featured with very brief descriptions of their influence on Boulder County history.

Shivaun Finn discusses her upbringing in Gold Hill and her experiences as a third-generation member of the Gold Hill community. She comments on Gold Hill history, the issues that face the community, and her experiences working at the Gold Hill Inn and the Bluebird Lodge, and as a member of the Gold Hill Volunteer Fire Department.