Posters.

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Collection contains large, mounted, copy photographs used during the October 11-14, 2013 reunion held in Washington, D.C.: group photographs of the 85th, 86th, 87th Infantry Regiments (1944); individual photographs of soldiers (1943-1945). All photos are identified with most portraits including biographical information on the verso.

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1926 tour schedule for the Miller Brothers' wild west show.

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The collection contains one color road poster from 1970 advertising a "Superbingo" event at Annunciation Catholic Church.

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Collection contains posters designed by Espinoza (n.d., 2011), articles (2011), color photograph of a mural (n.d.)

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Changing Scene Collection spans ca.1930-2006. Materials in the collection include: records of the Changing Scene’s business operation, production programs from 1968 to 1999, professional and personal photographs and production posters. Information about the Munt-Brooks Dance Studios in New York and Denver, personal documents and memorabilia, information concerning the professional histories of Al Brooks and Maxine Munt and musical manuscripts of pieces composed by Al Brooks Pew...

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE This collection contains programs, posters and memorabilia from early American circuses. SERIES 1 CIRCUS RECORDS 1890-1978 BOX 1 This series consists of posters, flyers and programs. The programs provide details of performances, performers and the history of the individual circus. A few circus tickets and schedules comprise a portion of the series and a contract is included with postcards of Corda Colby, who played the role of "fat girl."...

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Collection contains 3 posters promoting women's history week (1980, 1981, 1984), a planning newsletter and meeting minutes (1986, 1998.)

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Collection contains Indexes to meeting minutes (1954-1957, 1968-1972); posters (1903, 1909); newsletters (1966-1975); visitor's guides; information brochures, map.

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The collection contains reports, circulars, and posters created by the Colorado State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The bulk of the collection contains administrative records, awards, audio-visual materials, clippings, correspondence, costume designs, fund raising materials, photographs, programs, publicity materials, and a scrapbook generated during David Taylor's tenure as Artistic Director of the David Taylor Dance Theatre. Similar materials detail the operation of the company's ballet school (1977-2006). Additional programs and posters documenting...

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Collection contains program, poster, newspaper supplement from the event.

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Contains posters relating to AIDS awareness that Miranda used in teaching about safe sex in Denver Public Schools.

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The collection remains in the order that was used by the committee. Collection contains correspondence, memos, plans, and publicity concerning Centennial/Bicentennial projects and events. Includes internal office operations, financial and tax records; broadsides, posters, and other advertising; the committee's master calendar.

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Collection contains ephemera: fraternity buttons, t-shirt, calendar, plaque, program, and event fliers and poster.

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Collection contains a poster of the gay bar: The 1942; the bar was once located at 1942 Broadway, Denver, Colo.; also included is a copy of a photograph of the exterior of the building; City and County of Denver World's Aid Day proclomation (1997).

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Collection contains posters advertising the rides and various activities the club sponsored. Jason, named for the Argonaut from Greek legend, is a dominant character depicted on the posters.

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Collection contains photos, clippings, program documenting exhibitions held at the gallery; included are 8 posters advertising art exhibitions with original artist signatures: Juan Carlos Blanca, Robert Harvey, Karen Kaiser, Bruce Cody, Greta Hilb & Mary Thelen, Doan, Jann T. Bass, Jeannie Pear & Phil Larsen.

Scope and Contents The collection spans 1978–1998 and details Tom Hallewell’s professional life in Denver, where he was a zine author (Rocky Mountain Fuse, My Degeneration), music promoter, musician (Slaughter House 5, the Butcherz, Technicolor Fascista, and Iron Age Orchestra), and the North American network leader for Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth (TOPY). The collection documents Denver’s punk, industrial, and goth...

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Collection contains materials collected after the Women's March on Denver January 21, 2017, January 20, 2018 and January 19, 2019. Items include protest posters, digital images, and ephemera such as "pussy" hats, stickers, prohibition sash, artwork, and a button. In 2019, marchers were encouraged to share their story at the event. 56 handwritten stories were collected.