Color photographs

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Collection contains 10 miniature photo albums: (A) Memorial Days at our Monument at Tennessee Pass; (B) Leadville Burro Race; (C) Air Force Academy football games; (D) Student Conservation Association luncheon; (E) Kamerandekreis der Gebirgstruppe, President's Visit; (F) Skiing with Denver Boy's Inc., Ski Scholarship recipients; (G) Ski rallies; (H) A day at Ft. Carson; (I) Spring Wing-Wang at Wong's; (J) Dedication of Camp Hale Memorial Campground.

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Collection contains a photograph album compiled by Gerry Furth-Sides, descendant of Sergeant Lee G. Furth, 616th Filed Artillery (Pack) medic, during the 2003 Return to Italy 10th Mountain Division Reunion. The album contains approximately 94 color photographs documenting activities, participants, and locations during the reunion with accompanying text for clarification and identification. Ephemera includes participant name tag, post cards, clippings, label.

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Images of the construction of the Amoco Building located at 1670 Broadway, Denver, Colorado. The building was designed by Curtis Fentress of Kohn Pedersen Fox Architects.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Correspondence, diaries, school papers, obituaries, and financial papers comprise the personal records of the family members in this collection. Business papers form a portion of the collection, especially those of John J. White, Sr. The papers contain his legal diaries and correspondence sent and received. White represented the Miller Brothers of Miller Live Stock Company in their dealings with R.N. Heizer who founded Cascade Town Company near Ute Pass in Colorado. The...

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Interior views of an unidentified bank or financial institution, probably in Denver, by department. Shows lobby, offices, break room, and teller stations.

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Collection contains 24 black-and-white and color photograpshs with biographical information for the recipients of the César Chávez Leadership Hall of Fame Award (2002-2009).

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The collection contains copies of three memoirs written by Hampton: "I acquire a 35mm camera" (2003), "Capturing German liquor warehouse" (2003), "Mountains and Men I've Known, A Skier's Story" (1992); photographs of Camp Hale, Colo. (1943-1944), photographs and negatives of the Italian Campaign (1945); digital images of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon, Company H, 86th Infantry (n.d), CD-ROM with images from the Camp Hale, Leadville and Cooper Hill reunion activities (2003).

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Charles S. Grover was a commercial photographer from Colorado. The collection includes nude studies and views of primarily Colorado, Aspen, Denver and the Front Range. Images of the ski industry, Frontier Airlines and other corporate and commercial enterprises. Many scenic views. Some images of New Mexico and Wyoming.

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Views of buildings and / or building construction in Denver, and miscellaneous views of Grand Junction (Mesa County) and Georgetown (Clear Creek County), Colorado. Images of construction of the Ellie Caulkin's Opera House, the Denver Art Museum Hamilton Building, and the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Denver. Views of the Voorhies Memorial, Daniels and Fisher Tower, St. John's Episcopal Cathedral, the Jeffry and Mary Keating House and the Dunning Benedict House in Denver, Colorado.

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Collection consists of Colorado Preservation, Inc.'s Endangered Places Program nominees.

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Images of the Denver City Attorney's Office staff (one in front of the State Capitol and one in front of a downtown Denver building), and portrait of Daniel Muse, City Attorney. Lists of staff names accompany the photos.

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1970-1979: subjects of coverage included area life, politics, education, sports, cultures, business, and community activities. Images in this collection include Denver-area construction, officials and military personnel, professional and high-school sports events, national figures in Denver, fire and police department people and events, Denver Public Schools activities, and other locations and events.

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Shows people and events of the 100th Anniversary of Union Station in Denver, Colorado, July 25, 1981; photographed by Joel Forrest. Handwritten identification inserted in sleeve of each print. A total of 54 color photographic prints.

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Family snapshots of Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico. Images of ranch life, shows horseback riding, cattle, wildlife, men, women, and children. Some views of Denver, Colorado and Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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The collection contains 77 black and white and color photographs depicting training at Camp Hale, Colo. and Camp Swift, Tex., with additional prints from Tenn. and Italy (1943-1945).

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The collection contains an assorment of original and copy photographs of: Camp Hale and the "D-series, " Riva Ridge, Italian Campaign, Post-war occupation of Northern Italy, U.S. Army Signal Corps (1943-1945, 1947); John Paul Jones Memorial, Utah (1999); 10th Mountain Division participation at the Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City, Utah (2001).

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Views of Denver, Colorado, the Denver Tech Center, Stapleton Airport, the Mile Hi Marathon, the United Bank Tennis Classic, and the Denver Symphony Orchestra. Images of the Coors Brewery in Golden Colorado. Portraits of well known athletes, musicians and celebrities who include: Arthur Ashe, Victor Amaya, Bob Lutz, Tom Okker, Luciano Pavarotti, Michael Palmev, Carl Tipilow, Senator Gary Hart, Gene Amole and Congresswoman Pat Schroeder.

Scope and Contents Collection contains photographs that document Arnaud's life as a soldier stationed at Camp Hale, Colo. as a member of the 10th Mountain Division (1942-1943). Included are images and negatives of his work with the dog training detachment, as well as fellow soldiers, being on leave in Glenwood Springs, Colo., army maneuvers, and local scenery. Photographs album containing 55 b/w images of ski troops and dog detachment at Camp Hale, Colo. (1943). The majority of the photographs have been...

Scope and Contents Collection contains color photographs of movie theaters, drive-in theaters, signs, marguees, and shopping malls from the Denver, Colo. metropolitan area. Approximately 75 of the color photographs were included in the exhibition: Denver's Movie Theaters of the Twentieth Century; January 25-March 31, 2017 held in the Department of Western History and Genealogy, Denver Public Library; 20 color ink jet posters/prints used in the exhibition; additional 40 photographs of theaters not represented...

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Collection contains original photographs and copies of images collected by L. Drew Bax. These images document Southwestern and Plains American Indian lives and cultures. Most photographs are identified, and titles and descriptions were taken from the photos themselves. Collection also contains photographic postcards featuring people from the Blackfeet, Lakota, and Crow tribes, and several pictures of “the show,” referring to Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show.

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1992-1996: subjects of coverage include children, dancers, sports, singers, groups, individuals, and other locations and events.

Scope and Contents Two albums contain snapshots and the third contains carte-de-visite and tintype studio portraits. One of the snapshot albums has no identification but contains images of rural life probably on the East Coast of the U.S. The largest album contains snapshots of the Eason and Lindenberger families and their relatives, many are identified. Primarily images from Waukesha, Wisconsin; Kansas City, Kansas; Ohio; Cheyenne, Wyoming and Salt Lake City, Utah. The majority of the pictures are family...

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The collection contains examples of b&w and color studio portraits generated at the O. W. Fischer between 1930-1965. Some portraits are identified and dated. Nitrate negatives have been frozen for preservation.

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The collection consists of a scrapbook with photographs of the Italy Reunion Tour (1969); Italian newspaper articles; photocopies of photographs. A second small book contains clippings and a copy of a short memoir: "Dear Arlene" (n.d.) written by Clark.

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Views of historic landmarks, neighborhoods, schools, hotels, bars, restaurants, churches, houses, buildings, street signs in Denver, Colorado. Many images were used in books authored by Phil H. Goodstein.

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Collection contains 71 color photographs taken during the return to Italy reunion (1988). Subjects include images of the Italian Military Museum, and battlefields (photos take by Giancarlo Bendini).

Scope and Contents Images of "ghost signs," faded, painted signs, often 50-100 years old. The signs are located on exterior walls of buildings and herald obsolete products, outdated trademarks or clues to a building's occupancy. Views from Denver, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Montana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington State, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Most images are identified, though only a few are dated. ...

Scope and Contents Collection contains magazine clippings; color slides and photographs that document various special events throughout the Denver-metro area and other locations along the front range: Scottish and Irish festivals, Veterans Day (1991), St. Patrick's Day (1994), Greek Festival (1996-1997), Cherry Blossom Festival (1991), People's Fair (1992, 1997), Pow Wow (1991, 1992, 1996), Buskerfest (1997), Cinco de Mayo Parade (1998), Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Winter Ski Train (1999), Denver Zoo, Super...

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Materials in the collection include an assortment of color and black and white photographic prints relating to "mule packing" (ca. 1944); "machine gun emplacement" (ca. 1944); "Kiska Island occupation" (1943).