Photocopies

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Collection contains chiefly War Dept. records regarding Magoffin's claims for service during the Mexican War.

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Collection contains copies of documents related to the Ault Cemetery, Ault, Colo.: correspondence, cemetery deed (1903); genealogies; Brooks' chapter on the cemetery from booklet: "Mountain Memories, from Coffee Pot to Medlen Town" (1989).

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Collection contains photocopies of two articles. "Early days at Camp Lyon, Idaho Territory" about a frontier Army camp 1865-1869. "Con Shea and his sister" about a pioneer Idaho cattleman and his family.

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Collection contains a booklet: The Story of the Eleventh Armored Division, Thunderbolt; advertisements for the 5th annual reunion of the 11th Armored, Chicago, 1947; photographs of the liberation of Mauthausen concentration camp (1945); photocopy of army discharge for Franklin M. Betteys dated 1889.

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Collection contains a photocopy of letter written from China by Savage to friends, Charles and Eve Craig, describes his work in China.

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Collection contains biographical sketches on Johnson's life compiled in 1958 by Lamont Johnson and Mrs. Clare E. Johnson Wood. Also photocopies of three of Johnson letters (1858-1859).

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Collection contains diary entries for 1877 somewhat intermittent and have to do mainly with farm activities and accounts.

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Collection contains a typescript and photocopy of magazine article about Ford written by Mark Harris from Negro Digest (March 1950); program from the ground breaking ceremony of the Ford-Warren branch of Denver Public Library (1974); photocopy of Ford's obituary (1952).

Scope and Contents Collection contains 3 volumes of edited photocopies of manuscript, typescript, or printed sources obtained mainly from Bureau of Indian Affairs. Chief emphasis is tribal membership structure of Osage Indians of Oklahoma.Contents: V. 1. Partial transcript of Journal of Union Mission describes United Foreign Missionary Society to the Osage Indians in the Arkansas country (1820-1824). Source of original unidentified. -- V..2-3. United States relations with Osage Indians...

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Collection contains a photocopy of a 5 page typescript of an extended letter or diary written by Mary A. Smith to her sister, Mattie Smith Boggs; the letter describes Smith's trip westward from either St. Joseph, Missouri or Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas in June 1866; additional letter (unsigned) written in 1951 by a relative describes the diary to Culver's great-grandchildren.

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Collection contains a signed typescript copies of original poems, some on the subject of various postage stamps; photocopies of items of personal correspondence.

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Collection contaions 25 investigative stories by 11 students in an advanced reporting class (Journalism 450). Assigned topic: Minorities in Colorado.

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The collection includes photocopied administrative records, correspondence, court documents, and a masters thesis from 1914 to 2012. There are also partial photocopies of The Crisis from November 1923 and November 1925.

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Collection contains photocopies of material on St. Joseph's (Polish) Parish, Globeville (later Denver), Colo. Includes a census of Sloveno-Croatian population of Denver, Elyria, and Globeville, Jan. 1902.

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Collection contains a photocopy of article: Authentic Data on the Present Status of Lie Detector Tests as Evidence by Dr. Orlando F. Scott (1935); photocopies of papers written by Waxham on lie detectors; photocopies of newspaper clippings regard criminal cases involving lie detectors.

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Collection contains reminiscences of working on the Gillette (Wyoming) to Tongue River (Montana) cattle trail.

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Copies of records of Weld County, Colo. Board of County Commissioners. Supplemented by copies of a few articles and clippings of historic interest.

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Collection contains photocopies of a typed history of Butch Cassidy's revolver (6 p.), clipping from Wyoming State Journal; copies of photographs of Butch Cassidy; documents regarding the estates of Chas. L. Stough and Donald C. Stough.

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Collection contains photocopies of typed manuscripts of published and unpublished works: Ultramarine Blue, So Lovely and So Good, Bonanza and Borrasca, Beaver Hunters, Colorado Midland Boomer, Colorado Midland Damsel, Hoover Roosevelt and the Welfare State; handwritten research notes; copies of poetry magazine, Parnassus (1961-1963); newspaper clippings; correspondence; copies of published paperbacks.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Robert Alan Goldberg Papers consist of four taped interviews with individuals who have knowledge of the Ku Klux Klan movement in the 1920s and photocopies of the lists of subscribers to the Denver Klan Building Fund. His research culminated in a thesis, which the University of Illinois Press published under the title, Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado. The material spans the years 1924-1975. ...

Scope and Contents Collection contains historical correspondence and documents related to early aviators, scientists, organizations, military of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. RHC1 - James Sadler Letter to Lord Mulgrave, September 3, 1808, Box 2 James Sadler (1751-1828) was the first Englishman to rise in a hot air balloon. Collection contains a letter from Sadler to Lord Mulgrave requesting an interview to discuss an idea that would help defeat...

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Collection contains photocopies of correspondence between Chatlain and Senator Eugene D. Millikin regarding inflation, taxes and United World Federation of Peace.

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Collection contains a photocopy of the Salem Reformed and Evangelical Church's ledger: Register for Amtshandlungen documenting christenings, confirmations, marriages, burials, and communicants (1884-1909).

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Collection contains a diary that tells about trip by covered wagon from Omaha to Denver along the Platte (Apr.-May 1863) and the rigors of housekeeping in early Denver. In 1864, mentions Cherry Creek flood, Indian raids, and her husband's joining Colonel Chivington to fight Indians near Fort Lyon, Colorado.

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Collection contains a photocopy of Terry's diary (1871); concerns location and founding of Longmont by Chicago Colorado Colony. Photocopy of report (Feb. 16, 1872) summarizes accomplishments of the colony; brief inventory and information about Seth Terry in the Longmont Pioneer Museum; microfilm contains scrapbook of clippings, railroad passes, programs, correspondence about Terry's life and the lives of other pioneers (Mflm79).

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Collection contains a photocopy of a 273 page typescript of Sanders biography: Hardships and Perils on the Western Frontier, or, Fifty Years of Pioneering. The narrative was told by Thomas D. Sanders and written by Charles C. Stemmer from notes made by Sanders' son. Repository also has excerpts from the narrative dealing with Sanders' experiences in Colorado 1859-1861.

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Collection contains: chiefly correspondence concerning the hiring of James D. Clarke as Pay Clerk at the U.S. Mint in Denver, Colo.; Clarke's robbing of the mint on Feb. 13, 1864, his capture and subsequent events.

Collection is comprised of photocopies of original material held at the U.S. Treasury Department, Washington, D.C.

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Collection contains personal sketch of Chamberlain's life to 1897 addressed to Rocky Mountain Historical Society.

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Collection contains a history of the Diocese of Denver, from the beginning to mid-1910s. Also "Recollections of my life and reflections on times and events during it," finished at Loretto motherhouse, Ky. 1933.

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Collection contains photocopies of insurance policies (1891-1892); receipts for room and board (1897, 1898); rules and regulations (1927-1929) with local advertisements.