Signatures (names)

Collection contains a document signed by Lincoln appointing Jason Weeks Deputy Postmaster at Bangor Maine; also signed by William H. Seward, Secretary of State; dated April 4, 1861.

Collection contains a report of a reconnaissance by the Board made for the purpose of exploring routes for a wagon road into North Park, Colo. Signed: Vasa E. Stolbrand, Deputy County Surveyor.

Collection contains a signed program for the National Rifle Association of America, 75th annual banquet, Hotel Statler, Washington, DC; dated February 1, 1946.

Collection contains a letter from Roosevelt aboard USS Houston to Governor Ralph Carr (Colo.) regarding qualifications of Hon. Sam G. Bratton for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.

Collection contains a political scrapbook assembled and decorated by Heindel. Includes photographs and signatures of significant federal, Colorado State, and Denver government officials from 1936-37. Signatures include Franklin D. Roosevelt, J. Edgar Hoover, Wayne Aspinall, Benjamin Stapleton.

The collection includes German propaganda leaflets (1944); book by Bill Mauldin: "This Damn Tree Leaks" (1945) with autographs of members of Company I , 85th Regiment; copies of Orrell's poem: "A Tribute to a Friend" (ca.1990) and memoir: "One Soldiers WWII Combat Memories With the Tenth Mountain Division" (1997).

Collection contains an autograph book from Bennett High School, Bennett, Colo.

Collection contains "Girlhood Favorites" book list created by Denver (Colo.) Public Library and signed by Addams.

Collection contains Parrish letter sent from Windsor, Vermont, to Lucretia Vaile, Fine Arts Department, Denver, Colorado dated October 1, 1924 regarding Parrish's painting: Daybreak (1923); signed list "Books too Good to Miss" created by Denver Public Library and annotated and signed by Parrish.

Valentino letter (dated March 24, 1923) to Hazel Dzuck, Boise, Idaho, in response to request for photograph.

Collection contains correspondence from Roosevelt to General Hale, Denver, Colo (1906), signed menu for dinner given by Aldine Club honoring Roosevelt, and Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade program signed by Roosevelt, Denver Mayor Speer and Colorado Governor Jesse McDonald.