Cartes-de-visite (card photographs)

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Portrait photographs of men, women, and children.

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Studio portraits of men, some in Civil War uniforms, women, children and infants. Four of the men in uniform are identified as William Dilles, John Stevenson (?), S.W. Marshall, and Edwin A. Evans.

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Images of unidentified men, women and children, possibly the Clawson family.

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Leather bound albums contain studio portraits of men, women, and children.

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Collection contains two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings about Colorado pioneer days and settlers and about Mrs. Blake's Steinberger relatives. Loose items include financial records and mainly concern Steinberger family. Some photographs housed in repository's photographic collection.

Scope and Contents Collection contains two letters from Lambert to Capt. McCutcheon. -- 1. Letter dated July 20, 1867 from Fort Sumner, New Mexico describes conditions and life of a soldier in the West. Mentions the "well armed and equipped" Indians and the need for more cavalry to "cope successfully with the enemy." -- 2. Letter dated December 1, 1867 describes Fort Reynolds, Colorado Territory as a "new post on the bank of the Arkansas, 70 miles from Pikes Peak and 100 miles from Denver". Also discusses his...

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Studio portraits of men, women, and children.

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Portraits and snapshots from the Florence Ellis (nee Davis) family of Denver, Colorado. Studio portraits include group and individual portraits of men, women, children and infants. Snapshots of Denver and rural Colorado, Massachusetts, Arizona and California.

Scope and Contents Studio portraits of Denver High School students from the classes between 1877 and 1886. Class of 1877: Frank Woodbury, Mortimer Arnold, Flora Bishop, Seraphine Eppstein, and Mary Peabody. Class of 1878: Ada Lockwood, Mary Condit, Hattie Arnold, Harry Baldwin, and Josephine Williams. Class of 1879: Alice Eastwood, Carrie Oatman, Lillian Arnold, Mary Brown, Nellie Brown, Mary Cooper, Mary Crater, Ezra Cornell, Frank Dimock, William Holt, Lou Herbert, Florence McCune, Kate Mace, Clarence...

Scope and Contents One photobox containing 24 b/w photographic prints. Five photographic prints, four photographic prints on carte de visite mount, eight postcards, and seven photographic prints on cabinet cards. Postcards have printed identification. Some images are soiled.Photographers include: "A.E. Rinehart, Denver, Colo.," "E.W. Baker, Denver, Colo.," "Globe Photo Co., Denver, Colo.," "J. Collier, Denver," "F.D. Storm, Denver, Colo." "Gillingham, Colorado Springs, Colo., "H. Rothberger,...

Scope and Contents Snapshots of Denver, Colorado, unidentified views and identified and unidentified studio portraits. Identified individuals include: Grace Skeen, Mr. Jessup, Mrs. Julia L. King, Korah King, W.J. Sallee, Guy D. Sallee, Paul B. Sallee, R. Royal Sallee, James W. Thompson, Julia A. Thompson, Ella Thompson, Edward J. Thompson, Mamie Thompson, Nan Thompson, Edgar Thompson, Elanor Clune, Grace Clune, Mrs. Walter Bedell Smith, Mrs. John McCormick, Rev. J.B. Sparks. Anna Jain, Effie Parker, Nellie...

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Images of Joel Elisha King, a homeopathic physician from Illinois. Portraits of his sons Edward H. King, a homeopathic physician in Denver, Colorado; Joel B. King, a newspaper owner in Colorado and owner of a general merchandise store in Elbert, Colorado, and relatives and family members.

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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Manuscripts: Collection concerns Harrison and Johnson families. Correspondence, photographs, clippings, booklets, mementos. Original art work and other material relating to Mrs. Harrison's brother, Thomas Loftin Johnson.

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Studio portraits of the Henry S. Persse family. Many images are identified.

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Unidentified studio portraits of men, women, and children. Two portraits have identification: a man, William E. Manley and a girl, Freddie Shillinglaw.

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Images of mostly children; some adults, statues, and paintings.

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Studio and group portraits of men, women and children. Includes some images of actors, a cycling club and a football team.

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One photobox containing 42 b/w photographic items. 13 photographic prints, 12 cartes de visite, 11 cabinet cards, and 6 tintypes. Studio and informal, individual and group portraits of the Thomas R. Acres family, their relatives and friends. Many of the photographic prints are identified. Some materials have light damage and discoloration.

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Studio portraits of unidentified men, women, and children. Portrait of Ella Walwork.

Scope and Contents Manuscript material: Letters, writings, drawings, school and personal papers of Flora Mae Lancaster Trowbridge and daughter, Grace Trowbridge Shaw; obituary of Everett Simeon Shaw (1955); newspaper clipping on the Trowbridge family (1965).Photographic material: Studio and group portraits of the Henry Trowbridge family (wife, Flora Lancaster, daughter, Grace); the Everett Simeon Shaw family (wife Grace Trowbridge, daughter Ruth) and the William E. Wagner family (wife Ruth Shaw,...

Scope and Contents Collection includes Beatrice Coad's Denver Public School report cards and certificates of promotion (1880-1891); William Weigele's DPS certificate of promotion (1880); news clippings about Doris Weigele (1911-1931); Wolcott group name and address list (n.d.); photographs and negatives from family vacations: Moffat Road trip (1925); Alamogordo (1924); Colorado Springs (n.d.); snapshots (n.d.); carte-de-visite (n.d.). Most of the photographs are unidentified, surname may also have been spelled...