Colorado -- Pictorial works.

Views of Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Texas, Utah, Washington State, Wyoming, Alberta, Canada, Sinaloa, Mexico and the 1953 aftermath of a tornado in the Lakeview neighborhood, San Angelo, Texas.

One photobox containing 14 b/w photographic prints mounted on mat boards. Mats and photographic prints have minor damage. All prints have title, an inscription: "to Rollin [or] to Rolly," and the photographers signature penciled on mat board.

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.

This collection contains 25 glass photograph slides of Colorado scenery. The b/w slides are in mounts produced by Victor Animatograph Corporation. Many of the images are copies of commercially produced postcard prints from circa 1900-1920. The photographer is unknown.

Snapshots of Colorado. Primarily views in El Paso County, Denver, Royal Gorge and unidentified images probably in Colorado. One informal portrait of an unidentified man.

Images of cities and towns in Colorado. Views of buildings, streets and landscapes in Longmont, Aurora, Trinidad, Leadville, Portland, Cripple Creek, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Salida, Glenwood Springs, Central City, and Durango, Colorado.

Views of Christmas lights in Denver, Colorado, the Title Guarantee Company Christmas party which includes minstrels in blackface, a Title Guarantee Picnic, and vacation images of California and Yellowstone Park.

Collection contains a large selection of photographs from the Denver Post photo library (ca.1890s-ca.1980s). Subject and biography related files are arranged alphabetically by surname, building name, event, etc. See inventory for a complete list of file folder titles and collection arrangement.

Collection contnains correspondence; maps; research notes and material; photographs; manuscripts for books, Silver, Gold and Black Iron, The Little Kingdom, Friends of Mine and Where They Lived, In the Army and Other Scenes, Of Mines and Men, Quicksilver to Bar Silver.

Views of businesses, schools, a jail, and graveyards, graves and gravestones on the Eastern Plains of Colorado.

Views of Colorado that include Mesa Verde National Park, Hooper (Alamosa County), Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site, The Maroon Bells (Pitkin County), Central City (Gilpin County), Fairplay and South Park City (Park County), Air Force Academy Chapel, Denver, Buffalo Bill's headstone (Jefferson County), St. George's Episcopal Church (Leadville, Lake County), and Jackson Memorial Chapel (Fairplay, Park County).

Collection contains approximately 2,400 post cards documenting towns and locations visited by Keeler around the state of Colo. Notations on back of cards document dates and locations.

Photographs of Colorado by an unknown family. Views of Denver, Colorado Springs, the Garden of the Gods, a graduation at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison and views of Eagle and Glenwood Canyon.

1907-1913: The bulk of the photographs document some members of the Farrow and Farr family, friends, activities, parades, homes, parks, excursions, vacations: Knights Templar Conclave (1913), Cheyenne Frontier Days (1912), Cherry Creek flood (1912), summit, Mt. McClellan (1910), Garment's Workers Labor Day parade (1919), Elks conclave (n.d.), Pine Crest, Eldorado Springs, Colo., Colorado Springs, Colo., Tolland, Colo., Denver, Colo. Some images have been dated and identified.

Vacation slides of the Frank Warren family's vacations in Colorado, Santa Fe, New Mexico, and San Francisco, California.

Collection contains an album with photographs of the North Star mine and boarding house once located in the town of Yankee Hill, Gilpin County, Colo. (1908-1922); additional photographs document the Rocky Mountain News jeep caravan from Idaho Springs, Colo. over Yankee Hill to Central City (August 28, 1954), included are images of the North Star Mine and boarding house (1954); clippings on Edward C. Thiede and the Thiede family of Golden, Colo. (1954-1963), correspondence, ephemera.

1910-1940: nature photographs, mountainscapes, buildings in Denver, the cabin of Enos Mill, flower photographs, and miscellaneous subjects.

Six b/w gelatin silver visible image 36 x 46 cm. in mount 61 x 69 cm. or less. Silver, Silverbromide and chlorobromide limited edition archival prints signed and numbered by photographer.

Views of Denver, images of the Barnum neighborhood, Barnum Park and the Barnum School alumni picnic. Snapshots of West High School, Civic Center Park, Alameda Parkway, Lowry Air Force Base, the Colorado State Capitol building, and YWCA. Miscellaneous images of Colorado scenery.

16 photographic prints mounted on mat board. Some of the photographic prints have a label and / or a typed description attached to the verso. Many images detached from mats; dried glue residue exposed.

View of an unidentified pond probably in the northern Front Range or outlying area near Longmont, Colorado.

Views of houses in Colorado.

Varied views of Colorado, which include images of the Current family, downhill racers (coasters) and the Pikes Peak Climb, an automobile race.

Images of members of the Brancio, Pacifico, Tricarico, Santopietro, Santangelo, Marchese, Pergola, Fiore, D'Amato, Moreno and Perito families from Denver, Colorado, nearby towns and cities and Italy. Studio portraits and group portraits, wedding portraits, snapshots; images of farming and a San Rocco procession.

Collection includes materials on urban planning (some related to historic preservation and specifically the Whittier neighborhood, Denver, Colo.); drawings; b/w and color slides with views of Denver, Mesa Verde National Park, Colo., Dinosaur National Monument (Colo. and Utah), Ariz., Seattle, and other miscellaneous subjects. Some slides are commercially produced.

2 b/w photographic prints of scenic views of Colorado. 39 x 49 cm. or less, mounted in mat boards 56 x 71 cm. Identification on labels on verso of mat boards.

View of Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad trains in Colorado and probably New Mexico. Shows locomotives, snowplow locomotives, Rock Mountain Railroad Club excursion trains, passenger cars, freight cars, coaling towers, and water tanks. Views near Cumbres Pass, Gunnison, Salida, and Sapinero.

Family snapshots and some studio portraits of Rudolph Wipprecht, Julie Kapp Wipprecht and their daughter Elsbeth Wipprecht. Views from family trips to Colorado in 1900 and 1907 and a trip to Yellowstone National Park in 1907.

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

View of Lake San Cristobal (San Cristoval) in Hinsdale County, Colorado. Shows a dead tree and rock formations.