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This folder contains newspaper clippings about Boulder events, including a history of the First Presbyterian Church of Boulder, printed in 1928; an account of a Trades Carnival, appearing in the Boulder Sentinel for 1890; a biography of George Lytle, printed in 1933; a list of the honor students at State Preparatory School for 1928; and two sunday school publications dated 1874 and 1887, on one of which Mrs. Sam Thomas has written that she received it at Valmont Sunday school.

a program for the annual exercises of the Alumni Association on 4 June 1902; a program for an oratorical contest held on 17 Jan. 1902; a program for a commencement concert held 30 May 1903; and a program for the first annual intercollegiate field day held on Gamble Field on 9 May 1903. The field day program lists the various track events, the names of participating students and their college affiliation, and penciled in are the winners and their times., This folder contains programs for various events. Included are a program for a University Soiree, printed on silk satin, and dated 8 Dec. 1882; a class day program for 26 May 1890, giving the names of class members; a program for "Pirates of Penzance, put on by the School of Music for the piano fund, dated 14-15 Apr. 1899, with some local business advertisements in it; the program for a student concert on 20 Apr. 1901;

“Graduate Class of 1886.” Five men standing next to the Old Main building, making up the 1886 graduating class from University of Colorado. Written on back of photo, “(l-r) Clarence Pease, Vic Norton, Fred Chase, Ed Wolcott, Judson Rowland. Not in picture – Lillian Tyler.” (S-2926)

Photos are dated 1888.

Tintype portraits of men and women. The album was the property of Henry O. Andrew of Boulder, Colo. The date Dec. 11, 1891, appears after his name and address inside the front cover. Most of the persons pictured in the album were classmates or professors of Andrew's, either at the State Preparatory School in Boulder (classes of 1888-1894), or at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

The complete album contains 91 identified tintype portraits of men, women and children. The album belonged to Lloyd S. Day of Boulder, Colo., in 1890 (per inside the front cover). The portraits probably were made in the 1890s.

The complete album contains 87 identified tintype portraits of men and women. The album apparently was the property of William H. Burger of Boulder, Colo. Many of the persons pictured in the album were associated with the State Preparatory School in Boulder or the University of Colorado, Boulder, in about the 1890s.

The complete album contains 96 tintype portraits of men and women; most are identified. The year 1891 has been written inside the front cover. Many of the persons pictured in the album were associated with the University of Colorado, Boulder. The picture of A.T. Henry, Sr. on p. 1 has the word "Pop" written above it; that is the basis for stating that this album belonged to A.T. Henry, Jr. Many of the persons pictured graduated from the State Preparatory School ca. 1890-1894.

The complete album contains 91 identified tintype portraits of men, women and children. The album belonged to Lloyd S. Day of Boulder, Colo., in 1890 (per inside the front cover). The portraits probably were made in the 1890s.

Views of faculty and staff of the Medical School: two are group portraits taken outside the Medical Building; the other shows a dissection of a human cadaver in progress. Dr. Luman Giffin is in each view.

This envelope contains school class portraits which include both Marguerite and Mattie Dean. The earliest is a grade school group in Oklahoma, ca. 1899; a school class also in Oklahoma, ca. 1909; what is probably a University of Colorado thespian group, ca. 1912-1914; and a collage of photographs, perhaps of friends or a society.