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This digital image was created by photographing Dumm's negative, a 5" Cirkut. The Cirkut is a rotating panoramic camera of the type known as "full rotation". It was patented in 1904, and manufactured through 1949.

A letter written to Billie Arlene Grant by Anthony Ray in response to her inquiry about experiences of African Americans in Boulder. In it he discusses the University of Colorado and higher education for African Americans; people living in the Goss/Grove neighborhood, and the careers they went on to.

One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on racial justice, racial equity, discrimination, and Black Lives Matter as they apply to and are handled by the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Photographs of Varsity Lake. The original steel bridge appears in many of the shots, as do the poplar trees on the dam.

This folder contains printed material pertaining to Gaylord George Frazier including a transcript and program from University of Colorado and a program from the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association annual convention.

Stereographic view of a crowd on the University of Colorado Gamble Field playing a ball game (Tangen photo #2560)

This folder contains two copies of a newspaper-size four-page printed sheet with captioned views of mines, mills, and mine buildings in "the richest gold camp in Colorado," in the Ward Mining District. It also contains views of the town of Ward, and views that accompany advertisements for businesses in Boulder, Colo. It is undated, but probably ca. 1890s. The first copy has been mended archivally; the second copy is in a number of pieces, in poor condition.

A stereographic view of the metal bridge over Varsity Lake at the University of Colorado, Boulder (Tangen photo #859)

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 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.

Views of the 1927 Commencement featuring President George Norlin and fifty year honorees.