Galleries by Katie Rudolph

River North Art District (RiNo)

One image out of a set of 92 original 100 black and white glass plate negatives, used by Jasper King to reproduce aerial photographs of the city of Denver, Colo. based on a defined, numbered grid of 100 aerials.
Plate 44 of King's 1933 aerial coverage of Denver, Colorado
1933
One image out of a set of 92 original 100 black and white glass plate negatives, used by Jasper King to reproduce aerial photographs of the city of Denver, Colo. based on a defined, numbered grid of 100 aerials.
Plate 43 of King's 1933 aerial coverage of Denver, Colorado
1933
One image out of a set of 92 original 100 black and white glass plate negatives, used by Jasper King to reproduce aerial photographs of the city of Denver, Colo. based on a defined, numbered grid of 100 aerials.
Plate 32 of King's 1933 aerial coverage of Denver, Colorado
1933
One image out of a set of 92 original 100 black and white glass plate negatives, used by Jasper King to reproduce aerial photographs of the city of Denver, Colo. based on a defined, numbered grid of 100 aerials.
Plate 31 of King's 1933 aerial coverage of Denver, Colorado
1933
View of the Lindquist Cracker and Candy Company building at 3512 Walnut Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Cars and horse-drawn wagons are nearby. A sign on the three-story brick building reads: "The Lindquist Cracker & Candy Co."
Lindquist Cracker and Candy Company
[1910-1920?]
Petal Shop florist, 2458 25th Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The brick building is two stories and has an awning over the front door. A neon sign with the name of the shop hangs from corner of the building. The Sharp Shop, a men's clothing store, is next door. Glass bricks frame the doors.
Curzon bldg
[1950-1960?]
Men stand near the Minehart-Traylor Company building at the intersection of 25th (Twenty-fifth) Street, Broadway, and Walnut Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The three-story brick building has decorative brickwork and contrasting trim. Lettering on the building reads: "Mintra Paints Minehart-Traylor Co."
Minehart-Traylor Company
1923 October 6
View of Epworth Church at 31st (Thirty-first) and Lawrence Streets in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The brick church has arched windows decorated with tracery and decorative lintels. Lettering on an awning over the entryway reads: "Epworth Welcome."
Epworth Institutional Ch. 31st & Lawrence
[1920-1930?]
Niederhut Carriage Company
Niederhut Carriage Company
Niederhut Carriage Company Workers
Sacred Heart School Historic Building Application
View of a commercial building at 23rd (Twenty Third) and Larimer Street in the Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The two story brick building has arched windows, a corner entry, and boarded-up storefronts. Sign reads: "Tenampa Club - Coors Beer."
2301-17 Larimer Street, Denver
1981 January
Bear Boody
1977
View of single family residences at the corner of Arapahoe and Downing Streets in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Architectural features include chimneys, arched windows, an ocular window, decorative brick coursing and covered porches with square post and spindle supports.
Houses at Arapahoe Street and Downing Street
1979
View of the Crystal Grill at 2631 Larimer Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a single-story storefront addition to a private residence. The twentieth-century brick addition has three small windows with brick sills, a single door entrance, and a parapet. A sign running across the facade reads: "Crystal Grill." Other signs on the building advertise 7-Up and Schlitz.
Crystal Grill Tavern
1979
View of the home of Justina Laurena Carter Ford, M.D., Denver's first African American woman doctor, at 2335 Arapahoe Street, in the Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The abandoned brick house has a covered porch, brick ornaments, and a wooden cornice.
J. Ford home, 2335 Arapahoe Street, Denver
1983 July
Exterior of the back of the old 24th Street School with its playground and separate buildings. This school was later replaced by Crofton Elementary School, in Denver, Colorado.
24th Street School
Exterior of the old 24th Street School, later replaced by Cowell Elementary School, in Denver, Colorado.
24th Street School exterior
Exterior photograph of Crofton Elementary School, formerly the 24th Street School, in Denver, Colorado.
Crofton School exterior
Drug store in Denver, Colorado; signs read: "Tonics, Feeds, Farm Remedies, Serums, Vaccines, Disinfectants- The Centennial Drug and Supply Co.- Stock, Poultry Supplies and Specialties, Veterinary Instruments... Founded 1912." A car is on Walnut Street.
Centennial Drug Company
[1920-1930]
View of a business at 4050 Globeville Road in Globeville, Colorado. The building is made with precast concrete twin "T" sections, and has an irregular roof line. Segmented overhead doors and a loading dock are along the side.
4050 Globeville Road, Denver
1994 May
View of a coal dealership at 27th (Twenty-Seventh) and Walnut Streets, in Denver, Colorado; shows a stucco gasoline station with a tile roof, pumps, and signs: "The Colorado & Utah Coal Co.," "Harris Coal," "Drain Crankcase Here, Real Penn Motor Oils" and "White Gas." Men pose by cars, concrete silos are in the background, and streetcar tracks are by the sidewalk.
Colorado and Utah Coal Co. plant
1933, April 12
View of the Cook Building at 2340 Blake Street (at 24th - twenty fourth) in the Union Station Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The three story commercial structure includes cream brick ornaments, a stepped roof line, and a pedimented stone entry. Signs read: "Cook Building," and "Ben Cook and Associates."
24th and Blake Street, Denver
1993 May
Pacific Express Stable/Francis J. Fisher Building, view of front
View of the (former) McPhee-McGinnity building at Broadway and (2560) Walnut Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The four-story brick building has a domed clock tower, ceramic trim, and a sign: "STYRO."
2560 Walnut Street, Denver
1983 October
View of the Meade and Mount Construction Company building at 27th (Twenty-seventh) and Larimer Streets in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Automobiles are parked near the two-story brick warehouse.
Meade & Mount Const. Co.
1928 June 17
Employees of the McPhee-McGinnity Manufacturing Company pose on horse-drawn wagons near the company's warehouse at 23rd (Twenty-third) and Blake Streets in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Lettering on the one-story corrugated metal building reads: "Paint Warehouse McPhee and McGinnity Company."
McPhee-McGinnity employees
[1880-1900?]
View of a duplex at 3441-3447 Larimer Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; it has arched windows and covered porches. Snow is on the ground.
Larimer Street duplex
1979
View of the abandoned Ironton Apartment building (formerly the Ironton School) in Denver, Colorado. The brick building is two stories and most of the windows are broken or sealed. A metal fence surrounds the building.
McCrea demo
[1950-1970?]
Silver Square 3309-3333 Blake
2003 February
View of Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 28th (Twenty-eighth) and Larimer Streets, in Denver, Colorado, with corbeled brick, intersecting gables, central stepped steeple topped with a cross, stairs, and gothic stained glass windows. An apartment building, iron fence, and mailbox are on the corner.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
[1890-1920]
Employees pose outdoors near the John Marr Grocery Company in Denver, Colorado. The men wear aprons and caps. Lettering on the building's awnings read: "Mets," "The John Marr Grocery Co. Inc."
John Marr grocery store
[1920-1930?]
View of the Frank M. Hall Building at 27th (Twenty-seventh) and Larimer Streets in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The two-story brick building has decorative trim. Women walk across the street nearby. Signs read: "Schlitz," "T-K Pharmacy," "Coca-Cola," "Know Your Pharmacist," "and "T-K Drug Meadow Gold Ice Cream So Much to Enjoy!"
F. M. Hall Building
1979
View of a building on the corner of 26th and Arapahoe Streets in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The two-story building has display windows and arched window wells. Signs read: "More Bounce to the Ounce Pepsi-Cola" and "Coca-Cola."
Building at 26th and Arapahoe
1939
Denargo City Market
Denargo City Market at night
John A. Boyd displaying produce at Denargo City Market
Children stand in the yard of Ironton School at East 36th (Thirty-sixth) Avenue and Delgany Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The school is a two story brick structure with a high pitched, sloping roof.
Ironton School
[1890-1920?]
View of the Two Mule Inn at 500 Denargo Market in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. This former produce warehouse is made of brick and has a metal gabled roof. Signs read: "Two Mule Inn," "Budweiser," and "Welcome Colorado Rockies Fans." Skyscrapers are in the distance.
Two Mule Inn
1994
View of Broadway Street and viaduct in the Curtis Park Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows the former McPhee-McGinnity paint factory building and clock tower; downtown office buildings and skyscrapers are in the distance, and traffic is in the street. Letters read: "Butcher Block III Restaurant."
Broadway Viaduct, Denver
1983 October
Fire fighters battle a blaze at the McPhee - McGinnity Lumber Company lumber yard under the Broadway viaduct in Denver, Colorado, as people look on. The McPhee-McGinnity building with clock tower, and "Pittsburgh Plate Glass" are in the background.
Fire under Broadway Viaduct at McPhee - McGinnity Lumber Company
[1920-1930?]
View of the Broadway Viaduct in Denver, Colorado. A sign on a nearby building reads: "The McMurtry Mfg. Co. Paint & Var[nish] Makers."
Broadway Viaduct
1923
View of the entrance to the Broadway Viaduct in Denver, Colorado. The McPhee McGinnity Building is near the bridge. Signs on and near buildings read: "The Silver State Laundry Co.," "Minehart-Traylor Co.," and "Joel L. Shackelford Realty Company."
Start of B'way Viaduct at Walnut and B'way
1923
View of the McPhee-McGinnity building at Broadway and Walnut Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The four-story brick building has a domed clock tower. The partially constructed Broadway Viaduct is nearby.
McPhee-McGinnity building
[1910-1920?]
Aerial view of the Denver Rock Drill Manufacturing Company buildings at 40th (Fortieth) Avenue and Williams Street in the Elyria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. A water tower is among the industrial buildings. Railroad cars and tracks are in the distance.
Denver Rock Drill Manufacturing Company Lake Gardner Denver Williams St & 40th
[1920-1930]
View of the former Douglas Hotel at 4050 Walnut Street in the Cole neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows an abandoned building with broken windows and deteriorated paper advertisements for Barnes Circus and Jap Rose Soap. Sign painted on the side of the building reads: "Agents For This Property. Conway Bogue. Realty Inv. Co. Real Estate In All Branches. 524 17th St."
Douglas Hotel
1927 Oct. 27
View of a business on Brighton Boulevard in Denver, Colorado; signs read: "Brannan Sand & Gravel Co. Lightning Service," "Brighton Blvd." Awnings (by Daniel Manufacturing Company) cover windows.
Brannan Sand & Gravel Co
[1920-1950?]
A group of Denver police officers pose near the East Denver Police Station located at 1309 38th (Thirty-eighth) Street in the Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Commanding officers stand in the front row including from left to right: Sergeant Frank Eaton Soward, Captain August Honnebuth, and Sergeant William Ustick. Three motorcycles with side-cars are in the second row. The remaining police men stand in lines close to the building. Signs on a nearby door read: "1307" and "Rooms For Rent."
East Denver Police Station
1921 March

1976 Winter Olympic Games - Colorado's Promotion, Planning & Protest

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Shown is the north slope of Doublehead Mountain, on the right, the site favored by the Denver Organizing Committee for Olympic luge, bobsled and ski jump facilities. Photo was taken from the Peaceful Hills residential development north of proposed site.
Proposed Site of Olympic Luge, Bobsled and Ski Jump Facilities
February 1, 1972
Olympic speed skating gold medalists Dianne Holum, left, and Anne Henning, right, discuss Denver's concept for an Olympic speed skating arena with David Lucy, DOC manager of support facilities. Miss Holm won a gold and a silver medal and Miss Henning a gold and bronze medal at Sapporo. The Northbrook, Ill., girls received citations from the General Federation of Women's Clubs here recently.
Discuss Olympic Speed Skating Arena
June 11, 1972
Dwight Filley, one of three state coordinators of Citizens for Colorado's future, discusses strategy Tuesday for a saturation campaign to urge Denver area voters to support two Nov. 7 ballot proposals aimed at thwarting future city and state funding of the 1976 Winter Olympics.
Citizens for Colorado's Future Plans Campaign
October 3, 1972
Torch of Controversy Lighted
October 17, 1972
Carl DeTemple, left, president of the Denver Olympic Organizing Committee (DOOC), was served a restraining order Thursday by attorney Harry L. Arkin, right, barring the DOOC from telling The International Olympic Committee that Denver won't host the 1976 Winter Games. Arkin represents a new citizens group hoping to raise money to save the Games from Tuesday's vote cutting off state, city and federal funds. DeTemple criticized the action.
Olympic Papers Served
November 9, 1972
Melvin J. Roberts, right, president of the Denver Clearing House Assn., holds up a copy of the Denver Olympic Committee's presentation book, used to win the United States competition. Roberts was presented with [the] book by Thomas Hildt, Jr., vice-president of finance for the Denver Olympic Committee, after receiving a check for $10,000 as This year's contribution from the assn. The money will be used in the DOC's 1968 budget for promotional expenses to win international designation for 1976 Winter games.
Effort Gets $10,000 Boost
June 16, 1968
Group to Push Denver's Olympic Bid
October 8, 1968
Members of the International Ski Federation inspected Denver's proposed sites for the 1976 Winter Olympic Games Tuesday and pronounced them excellent. Surveying Loveland Basin are, from left, Robert Faure, chairman of the FIS alpine committee; Willy Schaeffler, technical director of ski events for the Denver Organizing Committee; FIS President Marc Hodler; and Hubert Spiess, head of the alpine courses subcommittee.
Denver Gets 'Once-Over'
October 30, 1968
Pairs of young women wearing blue and white Olympic sashes will take to Denver streets Friday for "Olympic Pin Sale Day." It will be the first major opportunity for Denver citizens to support the city's bid for the 1976 Olympics by purchasing and wearing the official Denver Olympic lapel pin. The pins will be sold for $2 each.
Olympic Pin Sale Day' Slated
March 20, 1970
Miss Brigitte Bastian, sports secretary to the Denver Olympic Committee, surveys a scale model of Denver and surrounding mountains to be used in the city's bid for the 1976 Winter Olympic Games. Denver will make its presentation May 12 in Amsterdam.
Denver Mountains in Miniature
April 26, 1970
Members of the Denver Olympic Committee left for Amsterdam Monday to make Denver's showdown pitch for the 1976 Winter Olympic Games. Those who boarded King Resources plane at Stapleton were, left to right, Richard Davis, Gerald F. Groswold, Thomas Hildt, Jr., Mrs. Sidney Robbins, Brigitte Bastian, Norman Brown, Willy Schaefler and Bill Kostka, Jr. Plane left at 4 p.m.
Denver Olympic Committee Leaves for Amsterdam
May 4, 1970
Robert J. Pringle, president of Denver's Olympic Committee, left, and Mayor McNichols were greeted on their arrival in Denver Saturday night by a large sign at Stapleton International Airport. They remained in Amsterdam a day longer than the rest of the delegation that successfully bid for the 1976 Winter Olympics earlier in the week.
Robert J. Pringle and Mayor McNichols Welcomed at Airport
May 16, 1970
This is a model of the Olympic speed skating rink. It's supposed to cost $2.2 million to $2.5 million. It could require 685 skaters a day to pay it off after the 1976 games are over.
Model of Proposed Olympic Speed Skating Rink
April 2, 1971
The virtues and drawbacks of having Nordic Olympic events staged in their community were debated by Evergreen residents Thursday. Doug Jones, left, president of the Mountain Area Planning Council, a group opposed to the site location, acted as sponsor of the meeting attended by Denver Olympic Committee president Robert Pringle, center, and F. G. Robinson, in charge of site selection.
Evergreen Community Meeting Regarding Site Selection
June 10, 1970
Colorado politicians met with officials from the Denver Organizing Committee Monday and discussed plans for the 1976 Winter Games. From left, are Rep. James D. McKevitt, Gov. Love, Mayor McNichols, Sen. Gordon L. Allott, Sen. Peter H. Dominick and Rep. Frank E. Evans.
Colorado Politicians Meet With Denver Organizing Committee
August 16, 1971

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Photograph of the wedding of Faye Henry and Sergeant Ennis Hudson Jr. in Houston, Texas. Included in the picture from left to right are: Mrs. Lillian Jones Henry, Mr. Vern C. Henry, Faye and Ennis Hudson Jr., Mrs Orvee Jones Taylor, mother of Ennis Hudson from St. Louis, Missouri.
Henry Hudson Wedding
1958 August 23
Juanita Ramos née Solano, poses with her husband, Tony Ramos and members of their wedding party in front of St. Cajetan's Catholic Church, 1190 Ninth (9th) Street in the Auraria neighborhood, Denver, Colorado. The bride wears a wedding dress with short sleeves and a full length skirt, she holds a bouquet. The groom holds her arm and wears a white coat, bow tie and dark pants. A woman in a coat, holds a bouquet and wears a veil on her head.
Juanita and Tony Ramos wedding party
1960
Photograph of Betty Jean Fontaine and Lawrence Borom on their wedding day at St. Marks Presbyterian Church in Cleveland, Ohio.
Fontaine Borom Wedding
1963 November 29
Studio portrait of the Edwardo Lopez and Ida Chavez Lopez wedding party, Denver, Colorado. They are identified (left to right) back row: unknown woman, Manuel Moya, Racheal Chavez Moya, and Tony Lopez. Front row: Edwardo Lopez and his bride Ida Chavez Lopez. Ida wears a silk and lace wedding gown a lace veil and holds a bouquet of roses. Edwardo wears a suit and has a boutonniére. Racheal Chavez Moya wears a hat.
Edwardo Lopez and Ida Lopez Chavez wedding party
[1924]
Pedro Lobato and Esperanza Córdova de Lobato
1925
Felix Gallegos and Florence Torres Gallegos wedding party
1934
Eusebio Chacón and Sophia Barela
1891
Photograph of the wedding of Helen Mims Washington to Eugene Washington married at New U. S. Recreational Soldiers’ Center at 2563 Glenarm Place in Denver, Colorado on October, 7 1944.
Mims Washington Wedding
1944 Oct 7
Studio wedding portrait of María Oralia "Orie" Durán Trujillo of Denver, Colorado. She wears a long, silk wedding gown with a scoop neck, trimmed in lace, a veil trimmed in lace and holds a bouquet of flowers. María married Filbert G. Trujillo, sang in the Saint Cajetan's church Mariachi Alegre de San Cayetano, and directed the Southwest Hispanic Colonial Dancers.
María Oralia "Orie" Durán Trujillo
[1950]
Photograph of the Kinchelow Gash wedding at People's Presbyterian Church in Denver, Colorado. Pictured in photograph from left to right are: Bridesmaides Barbara Cannon, Marion Adams, Jane Matlock King, Maid of Honor Virigina Gash, Flower Girl Anita Quick, Reverend Hugh Mullings, Groom Lee Gash, Bride Thelma Kinchelow, Best Man Albert Miller, Groomsmen Richard ""Dickie"" King, Eugene Carter, Raymond Davis, Cannon Kinchelow.
Kinchelow Gash Wedding
1951 September 7
Charles and Hazel Gates pose on steps of Plymouth Congregational Church in Denver, Colorado after their wedding. Her outfit includes a straw hat and a bouquet of flowers.
Charles C. & Hazel's wedding day ceremony was at the Plymouth Congregational Church at E. 14th Ave. & Lafayette St.
April 4, 1910
Portrait of brides, grooms, and a minister, probably in Denver, Colorado. The women hold flowers.
Wedding group
[between 1910 and 1920?]
Bride Jonella Andrews and Groom Charles Johnson cut their cake after their wedding at the home of William and Leena Cotton at 2722 Fillmore Street in Denver, Colorado.
Andrews Johnson Wedding
1958 September 7
Santa Clara Indian wedding at cliff-dwellings in Manitou, Co Petra Louza [i.e. Souza] & Joseph Tafoya
[1919 September 1]
Studio portrait (sitting and standing) of a husband and wife probably on their wedding day. She holds a bouquet and wears a dress with a bustle.
Man and woman
[between 1850 and 1870]
Studio wedding portrait of Mr. Isaac Watson Wallace and his bride Henrietta McHeffey Wallace; she wears a striped skirt, bodice, long jacket, flared cuffs, gloves, tulle headpiece, and carries a parasol.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Watson Wallace (just before they located at Silver Dale)
1873
Portrait of a wedding group, in Denver, Colorado. The women hold flower bouquets, the bride wears a long train with her dress.
Wedding party
[between 1900 and 1930?]
Mr. & Mrs. C.H. McLaughlin home : Tuesday evening, July 21, 1874, Broadway near cor. Colfax Ave.
1874
A Ute man and woman pose for a wedding portrait in a studio, possibly photographer Joesph Collier's studio on Larimer Street in Denver, Colorado. The groom wears a top hat, and his hair is in braids. He holds a rifle propped in front of him. The bride wears a shawl around her shoulders covering a floral-print dress. She has a ring on the middle finger of her left hand. The couple stands in front of a bear skin rug lying on the ground.
Ute bride and groom
[between 1875 and 1900?]
Newlyweds Helen Bonfils and George Somnes pose outside of a home. Helen wears a corsage, hat and string of pearls. The pearls may have been a gift given to her by Mrs. Harry H. Tammen, the hostess of the newlyweds wedding breakfast. George Somnes wears a suit, tie and a flower pinned on his lapel. Helen and George were married on September 15, 1936.
Helen Bonfils and George Somnes
1936?
A bride, Mary Virginia King, poses for a studio portrait, probably at Willets Point (Queens County), New York. She wears a long wedding dress with draped lace over a box pleated underskirt, long fitted sleeves, a fitted bodice, gathered or layered lace collar ruffles, gloves, and a long veil crowned with blossoms. A long, silk train is pooled on an oriental rug. A bouquet has leaves and stephanotis blossoms.
Mary Virginia King
1887 June 14
Women pose in a Teller House doorway, in Central City, Gilpin County, Colorado. They wear long, sleeveless wedding dresses; one has a smocked organdy blouse, a sheer overskirt, flounces, and ruffled shoulders. The other has a brocade front, a square collar, lace shoulders, a train, and a glove. Both hold fans; one wears a cameo and a baguette.
Two Denver society girls wearing their grandmothers' wedding dresses. These weddings took place in Central City
[between 1930 and 1940?]
Blanche Roberts poses in possibly a wedding dress with a veil, in (probably) Denver, Colorado. She holds a bouquet of flowers; another woman sits to the side. Decor includes a woven rug and a sconce shelf with a mounted taxidermic antelope and antlers.
Blanche Roberts
[between 1890 and 1910?]
View of a wedding party at Lakeside Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Well dressed men, women, boys and girls pose by signs and banners: "Ice Sitting Contest Starts 9 O'clock Tuesday Nite," and "Your Master of Ceremonies is Henry Polk." Some hold flower bouquets and shepherds' crooks. The bride and groom stand under a wicker arch.
After the wedding of "Sleepy" Hetzel and Jean Drake
View of a wedding procession in the Colorado mountains; the bride wears a horseshoe, veil, and gown and rides a burro. The groom wears a Civil War uniform; well-dressed people follow.
Mountain wedding
[between 1890 and 1900?]
Wedding portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Grasmich, Ordway, Crowley County, Colorado. The bride wears a gown with veil and bouquet; the groom wears a suit with a ribboned boutonniere.
Grasmich wedding
1939
Wedding portrait of Louise Jeanette Bulkley wearing a high collared gown, flowered hat, lace, and organdy.
Louise Jeanette Bulkley
[between 1905 and 1910?]
Studio portrait of a husband and wife in the Ricciardi family in Denver, Colorado. The woman wears a wedding dress and veil. The man wears a tuxedo and boutonniere.
Ricciardi family Denver
1909
Group portrait of Denver Public Library (La Veta Place) staff at a wedding in Denver, Colorado. They are (l to r) Viva Van Allen, Irene Smith, Helen Ingersoll (DPL librarian 1898-1947), Mr. C.R. Dudley (City Librarian), Anna Hillkowitz (?), (?), and Ellen Hillkowitz. Outfits include lace and taffeta. Anna Hillkowitz is the daughter of Ella Hillkowitz and Dr. Philip Hillkowitz (one of the founders of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society (J.C.R.S.)
La Veta Place staff at wedding of Lila Van
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mukherjee pose in Denver, Colorado with a wedding cake and a locket.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mukherjee
1954 June 18
Denver Public Library (La Veta Place) staff sit inside at a table at a wedding in Denver, Colorado; Irene Smith stands.
La Veta Place staff at wedding of Lila Van
Posing on the church steps in Keota, Weld County, Colorado, This wedding party wears suits, ties, gloves, boutonnieres, corsages, lace hats and veils. The groom has several teeth missing.
Iris Benner - Otho wedding group
1957 November 18

Cripple Creek Fires, 1896

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View west across building remains from first fire on April 25, 1896 fire, Cripple Creek, Colorado; many commercial buildings still remain in business district; evidence of construction of new wooden framed buildings is in the foreground; Mt. Pisgah is on distant horizon.
West, Cripple Creek after the fire
[1896]
Views of Cripple Creek (Teller County), Colorado, after a fire. Shows hotels, businesses, streets, pedestrians, horse drawn wagons, and the Bimetallic Bank. Shows fire damaged buildings under repair and rubble strewn streets.
The new Cripple Creek, showing the town's rapid recovery from the disastrous fires of April, 1896
View of two images: top image includes second fire on April 29, 1896, as it streaks across town and an explosion occurs from dynamite stored at El Paso Livery and Stable; lower image includes aftermath from second fire, debris and rubble and background view of partially destroyed Tutt & Penrose two-story commerical building with flat roof.
West half burned 3 days after east half
[1896]
Brick rubble and partial walls of Palace Hotel, Bennett Avenue and Second (2nd) Street, destroyed by second fire of April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; smouldering debris.
Palace Hotel
[1896]
The fire at Cripple Creek, Colo.
1896
Destruction on First Street caused by second fire, April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; remains include stone or cement block foundations, clustered groups of high-backed chairs, tables, stool, wood commode and wagon wheels; man walks down dirt street; one-story gabled and hipped roof residences are in background.
Part of First St. saved from the fire
1896
Smouldering remains along First Street from second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; three men inspect debris and destruction which includes the remains of a heating stove and two-story burned-out brick building; untouched one-story gabled roof residences on horizon.
Part of First Street
1896
View of smouldering remains from first fire on April 25th, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; three men look over debris and one man sprays water over building remains; flat roof brick and wooden frame false front buildings and the Tutt & Penrose building are in the commercial district on Bennett Avenue; wood frame residences are on hillside in the background.
Rebuilding over the hot ashes
1896
Fire-gutted exterior view of two-story, flat roof, single story brick commercial building, Bennett Avenue, caused by second fire of April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; decorative cornice.
The only [illegible] Bennett Ave.
[1896]
View towards El Paso Livery Stable, Bennett Avenue between 1st (First) and "A" Streets, consumed in flames and smoke after explosion of stored dynamite at stable during second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; billows of black smoke cover view of town and numerous horse-drawn wagons packed with personal belongings are parked in front of wood frame buildings and residences; scence shows blurred images of moving wagons and unhitched carriages.
El Paso Livery Stable burning, fire 1896
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View of April 29th, 1896, fire and clouds of smoke from junction of Myers Avenue and "A" Street after explosion at El Paso Livery stable, Cripple Creek, Colorado; scene includes horse-drawn wagons with household goods or personal belongings parked in front of small wooden frame residences (probably cribs of infamous red-light district of Myers Avenue); men and women are in front of residences and on the dirt street.
El Paso Livery stable after the explosion
1896 April 29
Group of men inspect remaining bank safe amidst debris and rubble from second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; one man wears sherriff badge on overcoat.
Examining a safe
[1896]
Remains of First National Bank, 4th (Fourth) street and Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, Colorado, after first fire on April 25, 1896; men on wooden plankway inspect remains of brick vault; twisted corrugated metal and chain link fence (possibly original tellers cage) illustrate the devastation from the fire.
First National Bank after first fire, Cripple Creek, Colorado
[1896]
A large group of men, many firemen, survey the destruction caused by the first fire, April 25, 1896, near elevated portion of Bennett Avenue at 4th (Fourth) Street, Cripple Creek, Colorado; several firefighters wear helmets, raincoats and boots; two hold nozzles used to direct water spray; also includes horse-drawn wagon, crowd of people standing on elevated portion of Bennett Avenue and remains of commercial business district.
General view after the fire, Bennett and 4th
1896
View west from Myers Avenue (probably) towards Bennett Avenue with Mt. Pisgah on horizon after first fire of April 25, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; scene includes debris and remains from fire, construction of wood frame buildings and canvas tents and a distant view of numerous remaining wood frame and brick commercial buildings in business district; signs on buildings include: "Metropolitan House," "El Paso Livery," "Drugs," and "One price to All-King Cash-Our Motto-Weinberg Shoes & Clothing Co."
General view after the fire, Cripple Creek
[1896]
Heavy, black smoke and flames approach El Paso Livery Stable, Bennett Avenue between 1st (First) and "A" Streets, Cripple Creek, Colorado, during second fire, April 29, 1896; scene includes wood frame residences, two-story flat-roof commercial buildings and horse-drawn wagons loaded with personal possessions ; town residents watch the approaching smoke.
El Paso Livery Stable before the fire
1896
View towards El Paso Livery Stable, Bennett Avenue between 1st (First) & "A" Streets, as fire causes stored dynamite to explode during second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; actual blast pictured with roof debris in air, black smoke covering view of town, numerous wood frame residences and buildings in path of fire, and horse- drawn wagons packed with personal belongings; families watch approaching smoke and flames.
El Paso Livery Stable, the explosion, 1896
1896
View northwest towards Bennett Avenue after destruction from second fire of April 29, 1869, Cripple Creek, Colorado; shows canvas tents on edge of debris, wood frame buildings under construction, people walking down street, crowd gathered at distant corner, and Mt. Pisgah on horizon.
Cripple Creek
[1896]
View from junction of Myers and "A" Streets across rooftops during April 29th, 1896 fire, Cripple Creek, Colorado; huge black clouds of smoke billow in the sky; scene includes one and two-story wooden frame and brick, gable and flat-roof residences and commercial buildings; horse-drawn wagons loaded with personal belongings are parked in front of small wooden frame residences (actual cribs of infamous red-light district of Myers Avenue).
Cripple Creek fire
1896
Cripple Creek - after the fire
[1896]
Views of Cripple Creek (Teller County), Colorado during the 1896 fire. Shows refugee housed in railroad boxcars and gathering their belongings, people fleeing as the Palace Hotel is dynamited to slow the fire, and a rescue train.
Cripple Creek, the famous mining town of Colorado, almost obliterated by two disastrous fires
View of devastation after first fire on April 25, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; undamaged log cabin with falsefront and gable roof is located on outside edge of devastated area; scene includes unhitched wagon, men standing in street and sifting through remains, and remaining section of commercial business district.
Cripple Creek after the fire
1896
View of destruction caused by 1896 fire, Cripple Creek, Colorado; scene includes remains of twisted sheet metal, ashes and burnt timbers, and former business and commercial district; canvas tents are scattered amidst fire debris; remaining buildings and residences are in the distance on the hillside.
Cripple Creek fire, early 1890's
[1896]
Rubble and destruction caused by second fire of April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; piles of twisted sheet metal, canvas tents amidst rubble, railroad tracks in foreground; view across fire devastated area toward distant view of remaining buildings; horse-drawn wagons and carriages on street.
Destruction caused by second fire, Cripple Creek
[1896]
Rubble and debris caused by second fire of April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; twisted sheet metal, chimneystack, canvas tents amidst rubble.
Destruction caused by second fire, Cripple Creek
[1896]
Destruction caused by second fire, April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; shows rubble, debris, twisted sheet metal, brick foundation, two-story wood and brick commercial buildings with false fronts in background.
Destruction from second fire, Cripple Creek
[1896]
Cripple Creek, Colorado, after first fire on April 25, 1896; possibly view southwest taken from hillside near Midland Terminal Station; possibly Myers Avenue area; many canvas tents amidst debris remain from destructive fire; residences and houses are on distant opposite hillside.
Cripple Creek, Colorado after first fire
[1896]
Bird's-eye view of Cripple Creek, Colorado after first fire on April 25, 1896; view possibly west of town taken from hillside near Midland Terminal Station; possibly Bennett Avenue area; many commercial business buildings still remain.
Cripple Creek, Colorado after first fire
[1896]
Aftermath of destruction caused by April, 1896 fire, Cripple Creek, Colorado; men, women and children stroll down street that has debris and rubble left from fire; foreground includes woman holding baby, boy drinking from fire hydrant, canvas tents amidst rubble, and stream of water sprayed on rubble.
Cripple Creek
[1896]
Destruction caused by second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; blocks of destroyed buildings in the commercial district, only foundations and twisted sheet metal remain, distant view of remaining buildings and residences.
After the 2nd fire
[1896]
View of desolation caused by second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; stark remains, twisted sheet metal and debris cover the ground and smoke still rises from ashes; residence or building with hipped roof are in background.
After the fire
[1896]
Six men survey destruction from second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; five men have sherriff badges, some wear overcoats, and one man wears knee-high rubber boots and carries a lunch bucket.
After the fire
[1896]
Destruction on Bennett Avenue caused by second fire of April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; groups of men poke through smouldering remains and debris; scene includes burned-out two-story Tutt and Penrose building with flat roof and ornamental parapet.
Bennett [illegible] and Penrose Blk
[1896]
Street and terrace view of one and two-story flat-roof brick commercial buildings on Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, Colorado; row of horse-drawn wagons are parked alongside sidewalk; scene includes fire hydrant, awnings, numerous signs attached to buildings, row of utility poles on both sides of street, and wooden stairway with metal railing alongside terrace.
Bennett Ave.
[beteen 1896 and 1900]
View of destruction west on Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, Colorado, caused by second fire on April 29, 1896; groups of men and solitary men survey remaining debris; smoke still rises from ashes and utility poles with fallen wires border street; Mt. Pisgah and undamaged buildings are in background.
Bennett Ave.
[1896]
Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, Colorado, first fire
[1896]
View of Bennett Avenue's desolation and total destruction caused by second fire of 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; destruction includes burnt telegraph or utility poles and scattered debris of timbers; groups of men survey remains and destruction; Mount Pisgah is on distant horizon.
Bennett Ave. after 2nd fire
[1896]
Large group of men and on-lookers view destruction, debris and remains of two-story brick wall on Bennett Avenue caused by second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; mule-drawn wagon loaded with wooden barrels is parked along edge of street; men are lined along railing by the elevated portion of Bennett Avenue; Tutt-Penrose building and other commercial business buildings untouched by fire.
Bennett Ave. after the fire
[1896]
Destruction west on Bennett Street caused by second fire on April 29, 1986, Cripple Creek, Colorado; groups of men and two men on horseback in street survey rubble and remains of once thriving commerical business district; shows utility poles with fallen wires, chimneystack, remains of two-story brick building, Mt. Pisgah is on horizon and untouched residences are on hillside in background.
Bennett Ave. looking west
[1896]
Remains of city jail demolished by first fire, April 25, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; debris includes twisted corrugated tin metal, cage doors and cell block; one brick wall remains; buildings in commercial business district are in the background.
City Jail, Crippe [sic] Creek fire
[1896]
Destroyed corner section of Tutt and Penrose Building caused by second fire on April 29, 1896, Cripple Creek, Colorado; two-story commercial stone and brick building burned with corner demolished to rubble; remaining structure includes cornice with parapet and decorative crown, arched windows, wooden floor and beams, circular light hanging from coursework.
Cor. Tutt and Penrose blk.
1896

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View of the Centennial Airport terminal building at 7800 South Peoria Street in Englewood (Arapahoe County), Colorado. The wing shaped entrance of the airport has a drive way wrapping around the exterior. A runway is in the background. A tall column supports the underside of the wing, which curves up to the edges that are lined with metal protrusions which represent feathers. The building was constructed in 1967.
Centennial Airport
1987
View of the home of Justina Laurena Carter Ford, M.D., Denver's first African American woman doctor, at 2335 Arapahoe Street, in the Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The abandoned brick house has a covered porch, brick ornaments, and a wooden cornice.
J. Ford home, 2335 Arapahoe Street, Denver
1983 July
Justina Ford House 3099 California St.
2006
Presentation view of a residence at 1624 Washington Avenue in Denver, Colorado; architectural features include incised and stepped stone pediments, finials, and gothic arches.
City front residence 1624 Washington Ave. Denver, Colo.
[between 1885 and 1893]
View of the stone, one story A.B. Hirschfeld Press building at 655 Speer Blvd. in the Speer neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The building has a rounded concrete and glass brick facade, a corner entrance with a built-in modern style clock above the door. A three pronged finial projects from the flat roof. A row of awning covered windows is on Acoma Street. Shows the Silverado Banking building nearby at the corner of Speer Boulevard and Broadway.
A.B. Hirschfeld Press, Denver
1986 February
View of the art-deco style Paramount Theater building, designed by Temple Hoyne Buell, at 16th (Sixteenth) and Glenarm Streets in downtown Denver, Colorado. Automobiles are parked nearby. Signs in the window read: "Richard Barthelmess Dawn Patrol Tabor Theater [...]" and "New Home Colorado Chiropractic University."
Paramount Theater
1930
View of the Temple Buell house at 906 Grant Street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The two-story brick house has a tile roof, chimneys, circular and arched windows, stone balconies, and a large patio.
Temple Buell residence
1923 April 4
View of a house owned by Temple Hoyne Buell probably in Denver, Colorado. The two-story brick house has a pitched roof, dormers, chimneys, columns, and covered entryway. A one-story sun room is nearby.
Temple Hoyne Buell residence
[between 1940 and 1950?]
Night view of 1512 Curtis Street businesses in downtown Denver, Colorado; electric sign reads: "Baur's Candy." Cars are by the storefront windows.
Baur's Candy Company
[between 1910 and 1920?]
View of the Center Theater entrance and marquee at 1621 Curtis Street in Denver, Colorado; shows neon sign and lettering: "Vaudeville Sensational Nude Dancer Flo Ash," "Louise Fazenda - Maude Eburne Doughnuts and Society."
Center Theater, Denver
[between 1915 and 1937]
View of May D & F Company construction in Denver, Colorado; shows the parabola roofed addition at Zeckendorf Plaza designed by architect I. M. Pei. Cars are on Tremont Street.
Building May D & F on Courthouse Square
1957
View of the United Bank Building at Wells Fargo Center, 1700 Lincoln Street in downtown Denver, Colorado. The glass atrium has a roofline of stepped curves; an elevated pedestrian walkway spans the street. Mile High Center (I. M. Pei, architect, 1956) is nearby.
Two United Bank Center, Denver
1980 February
Exterior of Dickinson Branch, named for Charles E. Dickinson, a banker, (West Denver Branch) of Denver Public Library, southwest corner of Hooker and West Conejos Place, Denver, Colorado; 1914 Italian cottage design features a tile roof, decorative arches, pilasters, and busts, by Dudley S. Carpenter, of American authors.
Dickinson Branch
[1914]
An exterior view of the Eugene Field Library located on East Exposition and South Franklin Street in Denver, Colorado. The single story cottage belonged to Denver poet Eugene Field. The building features wood siding, tiled roof, and a covered porch. A sign that hangs from the porch roof reads: "Eugene Field Library".
Eugene Field Branch Library
[between 1930 and 1940?]
View of the Deaton House located on Mount Genesee in Jefferson County, Colo. This "flying saucer" or "clamshell" structure was designed by Denver architect Charles Deaton as his home and studio in 1966. Although never completed by Deaton, the elliptical shaped, three-story, cement and glass house is probably best known for its role in the 1973 Woody Allen movie, "Sleeper."
Deaton House, Mount Genesee, Colo.
2005
Boys, women, and a girl pose outdoors near the John L. Dailey house at 4th (Fourth) Avenue and Broadway in Denver, Colorado. The wood frame house has a covered porch and is surrounded by a metal fence.
John L. Dailey home
[between 1885 and 1889?]
View of the Grace Apartments (under demolition), on Bannock Street in Denver, Colorado; features square and faceted towers, stone arches, finials, and date: "1889." An automobile is parked.
Apts at 13th and Bannock
1963 October 15
A view of the Sarah Platt Decker Library Branch located in James H. Platt Park on Iowa and Logan streets in Denver, Colorado. The Decker library branch was constructed in 1913. The V-shaped English cottage features tiled roof, raised courtyard, gabled entry, chimneys and concrete trim. The branch was named for Sarah S. Platt Decker, a suffragette, club woman, and civic benefactor.
Sarah Platt Decker Branch Library
[between 1930 and 1940?]
View of apartments in Denver, Colorado; features include arched windows and half timbering.
Brinton Terrace
1956 January
View of apartments at 1272 Pearl Street in Denver, Colorado; features pediments. Women are by the arched entry.
Denver apartments
1933 April 19
View of a two story stone row house at 2700 to 2714 Stout Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The dilapidated house has High Victorian Gothic elements that include a corner turret, finials and a mansard roof. Shows missing doors and windows. A fence surrounds the property.
2700 Stout St., Denver
1983, July
View of the Tabor theater building at 16th (Sixteenth) and Curtis Streets in Denver, Colorado. Horse-drawn merchants wagons and cars are in the street; signs read: "Budd Shoes," "Tabor Grand," "Little Lost Sister," and "Joseph Schwartz Rare Gems."
Tabor Building
[between 1910 and 1920?]
A car sits in front of the dirt driveway of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a four story neoclassical building with cupola and portico.
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged
[between 1918 and 1925?]
View of the City and County Building on Bannock Street in the Civic Center neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Automobiles are parked near the building. Civic Center Park is nearby.
City and County Building Denver Colorado
[between 1930 and 1935?]
View of the Greek Theater and Colonnade of Civic Benefactors at Civic Center park in Denver, Colorado. Christmas decorations and letters flank a globe and read: "World Peace."
Civic Center
[between 1920 and 1930?]
A woman poses with a parasol on a bench in Civic Center Park near the Colorado State Capitol building in Denver, Colorado. She wears a long dress and hat.
Colorado State Capitol
[between 1890 and 1900]
A view of the William H. Smiley Branch Library located in Berkeley Park in Denver, Colorado. The Smiley branch opened in 1918.
Wm. H. Smiley Branch Library
[between 1930 and 1940?]
Children stand behind a wire fence and watch a boy in a bathing suit prepare to dive into the Children's Pool at Elyria Playgrounds (Elyria Park) at 48th and High Streets in the Elyria Swansea neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a stucco building with tile roof and brick quoins. An adult in a swimsuit watches the diver; other swimmers stand in the water and sit at the pool's edge.
Bathhouse, Elyria Park
1918
View of the newly constructed Montgomery Ward building at 501 South Broadway in the Baker neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Automobiles and pedestrians are nearby. A sign near the building reads: "The New Rocky Mountain Home of Montgomery Ward & Co. The World's First Mail Order House Est. 1872 To Better Serve the People of Denver and the Mountain States."
Montgomery Ward building
[1929?]
View of the Rocky Mountain News building, at 1555-59 Larimer Street, in Denver, Colorado, a brick office with arched windows and signs: "News Block," "Rocky Mountain News," "United States Express Co.," and "Overland Daily Mail Express & Stable Line.
Rocky Mountain News
[between 1866 and 1876?]
View of Frank L. Hansen's gas station at Broadway and Maple Avenue in the Baker neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Fuel pumps and a two-car garage are near the building. A clock is above the main entryway. An electric sign reads: "Green Far-Go Gas."
South Broadway & Maple Ave.
[between 1930 and 1940]
View of Colorado General Hospital (later called University of Colorado Medical Center) at 12th (Twelfth) Avenue and Colorado Boulevard, Denver, Colorado (completed in 1924)
Denver hospitals & sanatoriums, Colo. Gen. (U. of Colo. Med. Center)
[1924]
Exterior of the Evans Chapel, Denver, Colorado; a small grand, Gothic, stone structure features: a steep front gable with a stone cross, side entry vestibule, stained glass windows, and roof cresting; built in 1873-1878 by Dr. John Evans, (Colorado's second territorial governer) in memory of his daughter, Josephine Elbert; later moved to the Denver University campus for preservation.
Evans Chapel
[between 1880 and 1910?]
View of the Daniels and Fisher Stores building and tower, in Denver, Colorado; also shows 16th (Sixteenth) Street, a water tower, and automobile traffic.
Daniel's and Fisher Tower
[between 1910 and 1920?]
This item (1 of 123) is from the Eugene Sternberg Architectural Records (C MSS WH1003). This drawing shows a rendering of Denver General Hospital, West 7th Avenue and Cherokee Street, Denver, Colorado and was commissioned possibly in the 1960s.
[Denver General Hospital] DGH 4
[196-?]
Exterior view of Beth Israel Hospital at Lowell Boulevard and 16th (Sixteenth) Avenue in the West Colfax neighborhood of Denver Colorado. The brick building features a row of dormers on a low pitched roof with decorative Star of David finials. A sign on the two-tier portico reads: "Leopold H. Guildman Building."
Beth Israel, Jewish Hospital
[between 1921 and 1940?]
View of Denver Union Stock Yards Company cattle pens and construction of Livestock Exchange building in Denver, Colorado; also shows railroad tracks and cars, corrals of sheep, and the Omaha and Grant Smelter smokestack.
Denver Union Stockyards [sic] Company
[1915 or 1916?]
View of Joslins Department Store at the corner of Curtis Street and the 16th (Sixteenth) Street Mall in downtown Denver, Colorado. The building has a stone and concrete facade with show windows at street level.
16th and Curtis, Denver
[between 1980 and 1990?]
View of 16th (Sixteenth) and Larimer Streets in Denver, Colorado. Shows the Tabor Block and the Daniels and Fisher Dry Goods Store at 16th and Lawrence Streets. Signs read: "Rose & Co. Photographers," "Hotel Brunswick," and "United States Depository." A Denver Tramway Company trolley, carriages and pedestrians are in the street.
16th St. up from Larimer Street
[between 1882 and 1900?]
View of Congregation Shearith Israel (Emmanuel Chapel) at 10th (Tenth) and Lawrence Streets in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; shows an ashlar stone building with buttresses, a rosette window, and a Star of David. Hebrew letters read: "Bet Ha Knesset Shearith Yisroel." Washington School is in the background.
Abandoned Shearith Israel Synagogue at 10th and Lawrence Streets, West Denver, Colorado
1963 February 3
View of residences in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. One has a covered porch, mansard roof, a widow's walk, and bargeboard. Men and women pose.
Auraria residence
[between 1870 and 1880?]
View of a house on 11th (Eleventh) Street in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; formerly the David H. Moffat residence and business. Sign reads: "Al's Shoe Shop." Bargeboard is in the gable.
David H. Moffat residence
[between 1880 and 1885?]
The Milwaukee Brewery Company was established in 1859 by James Endlich at 10th and Larimer Streets in Denver, Colorado. In 1860, the brewery was sold to John Good, who enlarged it and renamed it after the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen. In 1901, the brewery merged with the Union Brewing Company to form the Tivoli-Union Brewery. The plant shown here continued to operate until 1969, producing Denver Beer. Several horse-drawn wagons are on the dirt street in front of the building.
Milwaukee Brewing Co.
[between 1890 and 1900?]
View of a hook and ladder truck in Denver, Colorado. A sign on a brick building reads: "Garage."
Denver fire truck
[between 1920 and 1930?]
Exterior view of Pavilion (also called National Amphitheater or "Old Stadium") on 46th Avenue built by Denver Union Stock Yard Company at cost of over $200,000, Denver, Colorado; construction began in May, 1908 and was completed by January, 1909 in time for National Western Stock Show; dog, horse-drawn carriage & horseback rider in front of pavilion or stadium.
Pavilion, Stock Yds., Denver
[1909 or 1910]
Chamberlin Observatory, University of Denver campus, Denver, Colorado. Robert S. Roeschlaub, architect, designed the rusticated stone building.
Chamberlin Observatory
[between 1898 and 1910?]
Cole Junior High School, 3240 Humboldt Street, Denver, Colorado (built in 1925; architect William Norman Bowman)
Cole Jr. High School
[1925?]
A flag flies from a pole in the schoolyard of Horace Mann Junior High School at 42nd (Forty-second) Avenue and Navajo Street in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows spires with crockets and terra-cotta trim on a Gothic style brick building. Lettering on the curb of the unpaved street reads: "W 41st Ave."
Horace Mann Junior High School
[between 1931 and 1940?]
The Rossonian
1999
View of the Highlands Masonic Temple at 3550 Federal Boulevard in Denver, Colorado.
Denver, societies & clubs, Freemasons, temples, Highland
[between 1927 and 1935?]
Exterior view of Saint Luke's Hospital located at West 17th (Seventeenth) Avenue and Federal Boulevard in Denver Colorado. The three-story structure has a flat roof and porch. A body of water is next to the building, and laundry hangs on a line in the back yard. The building once served as the Grand View Hotel.
St. Luke's Hospital, Federal Blvd.
[between 1881 and 1891?]
View of the Roger W. Woodbury (1841-1903) Branch Library (1912; Jacques Benedict, architect) at 3265 Federal Boulevard in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows an asymmetrical, one-story, Italian Renaissance-style building with brick walls and terracotta trim. The low pitch, hipped roof is covered with tiles. Other notable features include arched ribbon windows, pilasters and a pedimented main entrance with Corinthian columns.
Woodbury Branch Library
1994
View of the Byers Junior High School entry and steps in the Speer neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; features leaded glass, tracery, and brick with stone and ceramic tile trim.
Byers Junior High School
[between 1930 and 1940?]
View of the Benjamin B. Brown house at 4th (Fourth) Avenue and Marion Street in the Country Club neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The Queen-Anne style house has a covered wraparound porch, hip roof, wall dormer, and decorative trim. A tent is pitched in the yard nearby.
Benjamin B. Brown residence
[between 1880 and 1890?]
View of the First Avenue Presbyterian Church at 120 West First Avenue in the Baker neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The brick church has a bell tower with arched windows and battlements, stained glass windows, and an arched entryway.
[First] 1st Ave Pres. Church cor 1st Ave & Acoma St
[between 1889 and 1900?]
View of El Jebel Shrine Country Home or El Jebel, "Mountain" Mosque; 4625 West Fiftieth Avenue and Vrain Street, corner of Berkeley Municipal Golf Course in Denver, Colorado; shows Moorish architecture, terra cotta roofs and sign: "El Jebel Mosque, members only." The bell tower has masonic symbols: a sword, crescent, and Egyptian pharaoh. A circle drive has curbs; automobiles are on adjacent dirt street.
Mystic Shrine Mosk [sic], Denver
[between 1929 and 1930]
Shows Denver Country Club club house in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Country Club
1906
Boys and girls pose holding books in front of the Denver Public Library bookmobile in the Globeville neighborhood, Denver, Colorado.
Denver Public Library - Globeville station
[between 1890 and 1910?]
View, facing east, of the Cheesman Memorial in Cheesman Park, Denver, Colorado.
Cheesman Memorial (facing east)
[between 1930 and 1950]
Exterior of the Chuck Wagon Cafe and Cocktail Lounge, Granby, Grand County, Colorado, shows the stone restaurant with pyramidal roof, covered wagon entrance, and painted log back addition. A neon covered wagon sign tops the roof. Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post newspaper boxes stand at the entrance. Signs in curtained windows read: "Help Wanted," "Come In We're, Open," and "Yes...We Are Open."
Chuck Wagon Cafe
1980
View of the Hotel Metropole and Broadway Theater at 18th (Eighteenth) Street and Broadway in Denver, Colorado. Shows Richardson Romanesque style building with side towers and light court. "Broadway Theatre" is over center arched doorway, "Hotel Metropole" and "Restaurant" over front entrances. Sign reads: "The Old Love and the New."
Broadway Theatre
[between 1882 and 1900?]
View at the Denver Botanical Garden at 1005 York Street in the Cheesman Park neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; shows cannas, papyrus, water lilies, day lilies, and an Asian man by a pool and barracuda sculpture. The Boettcher Memorial Conservatory (Victor Hornbein, architect) is in the background.
Denver Botanic Garden
[between 1980 and 1990?]
A view of the two story Spanish style pavilion designed by John J. Humphreys and William E. Fisher in City Park in Denver, Colorado. The building was erected on the west side of City Park Lake (Ferril Lake) in 1896.
Main pavilion (From N.E.)
[between 1930 and 1950?]
View of the (William Fox) Rivoli Theater at 1751 Curtis Street in Denver, Colorado; sign advertises the film "Passion", starring "Pola Negri & cast of 5,000." Landmarks include Original Frisco Restaurant, Cosmos Hotel, Chas. Bomash Loan Office, and Paris Restaurant.
Denver theaters, Rivoli
[between 1919 and 1922?]
View of the Lake Shore Railroad depot at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; a clock tower tops the arched entry.
Lake Shore Railroad depot
[between 1930 and 1940?]
View of the Elyria branch of the Denver Public Library located on 47th Avenue and High Street in the Elyria-Swansea neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The spanish style building was designed by architect H. J. Manning; it features a tile roof, arched windows, iron lamps, and a projecting doorway. The Elyria branch was closed in 1952.
Elyria branch
View of buildings at Elitch's Gardens in Denver, Colorado; tables and benches are under a shelter, and painted designs cover the walls.
Buildings at Elitch's
[between 1920 and 1930?]
Exterior view of Pavilion (also called National Amphitheater or "Old Stadium") on 46th Avenue built by Denver Union Stock Yard Company at cost of over $200,000, Denver, Colorado; construction began in May, 1908 and was completed by January, 1909 in time for National Western Stock Show; dog, horse-drawn carriage & horseback rider in front of pavilion or stadium.
Pavilion, Stock Yds., Denver
[1909 or 1910]
View of the Aladdin Theatre (with Moorish arches and onion dome) at 2010 Colfax Street, in Denver, Colorado; also shows streetlamps and cars. Marquee reads: "Monte Blue - Wolf's Clothing."
Aladdin theater, Denver
[1927]
Exterior view of Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks, Lodge Number 17, 14th (Fourteenth) & California, Denver, Colorado; early automobile & horse-drawn carriage parked at curb, fire hydrant, streetlights; Hotel Auditorium, 14th & Stout, with sign atop roof adjacent to Elks' building.
B.P.O.E. bldg., Denver
[between 1912 and 1917]
Exterior view of the Arapahoe (later Denver) County Court House, designed by architect Elijah E. Meyers, located between 15th, 16th and Tremont Streets and Court Place in Denver, Colorado. Shows horse-drawn carriages and a fountain on the lawn of the county building.
Arapahoe County Court House
[1889]
Exterior of the State Office Building, corner of Sherman Street and Colfax Avenue, 201 East Colfax Avenue, Denver, Colorado, a five-story granite Neoclassical style structure; shows a Seerie and Varnum Contractors pickup truck and concrete sidewalk construction; Argonaut Hotel shows next door.
Denver, State Administration, State Office Building
[between 1921 and 1925]
Bird's eye view of old Denver County Courthouse (also called Arapahoe County Courthouse), bounded by 15th & 16th Streets and Tremont & Court Places, Denver, Colorado; completed in 1883, demolished in 1933; well or fountain behind courthouse, early automobiles parked at curb, billboards advertising "Lunch Room" and "Henry George nickel cigars".
Denver County Court House
[1909 or 1910]
First National Bank bldg., Denver
[1912]
View of the Byers - Evans House Museum (Long Hoeft architects, built 1883) at 13th (Thirteenth) and (1310) Bannock Streets, in the Golden Triangle Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Italianate features include a covered porch / balcony, widow's walks, chimneys, a cornice, and entablature. The Denver Art Museum is nearby.
Byers Evans House, Denver
1981 February
Exterior view of Plaza Hotel, 330 15th (Fifteenth) and corner of Tremont, Denver, Colorado, a four-story building with window awnings, Plaza hotel sign, and United States flag flying atop pole on roof; shows men and women on sidewalks and crossing street with street railway tracks, Manie Hyman's Cigar and Importing Company located in corner of building, and a delivery wagon, center right.
Hotel Plaza, Denver
[between 1905 and 1909]
View of the Denver Art Museum's Herbert Bayer sculpture, "The Articulated Wall," at the Design Center at 595 South Broadway Street in the Baker Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The 85 foot sculpture has an enormous steel mast inside that is used as an armature on which stacked horizontal concrete bars have been anchored. The bars are offset so that they weave in and out and are held in place by the top member, using just the force of gravity.
Design Center Sculpture, Denver
1986
Cosmopolitan Hotel, 1760 Broadway, Denver, Colorado (William N. Bowman, architect); shows sign "Hotel Cosmopolitan," United States flag, automobiles, streetlights, and trolley tracks.
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Denver
[1926]
View of the Casino Tower at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. The contours of This elaborate Italianate domed structure are covered with light bulbs that are strung in geometric patterns. A sign above the door reads: "Lakeside Park" and is covered in light bulbs. Homes and commercial buildings block the view of the entrance. A sign outside a store reads: "Groceries," and a Bell Telephone sign hangs on a utility pole. A man in the street tips his hat to a woman and child.
Casino Tower at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1910 and 1930?]
View of the Old Navarre (Brinker Collegiate Institute) building (1880, Frank E. Edbrooke, architect) at 1725-1727 Tremont Place in downtown Denver, Colorado; the four story brick Italianate style building has stone trim, arched windows, a dentiled cornice, and a metal clad cupola with widow's walks. People walk by the entrance canopy which reads: "Museum of Western Art."
The Navarre, Denver
1984
View of the Aztlan Theatre at 974 Santa Fe Drive in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The brick building has Art Deco elements, a stepped front and low relief designs. Signs read "Aztlan" and "Santa Fe Theatre." The marquee reads "Hombres De Ti[e]rra Caliente," "Guerrillero Del Norte," "Gerado Reyes," "Karate," and "Live Boxing, Oct. 19 Fri." Shows shops and commercial facilities beside the theater. Automobiles are parked along the street.
Aztlan Theater, Denver
1984 October
View of the Berkeley Oriental Theater at 44th (Forty-fourth) Avenue and Tennyson Street in the Berkeley neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The three-story building has decorative trim and an electric sign that reads: "Oriental." Signs and lettering read: "Eggs," "Quality Market," "Oriental Barber Shop & Beauty Parlor," "William Boyd The Flying Fool," "Dr. S. C. Lutz "Dentist," and "Guy D. Lucas Coal Co. Direct from the Mines Sack Coal & Wood."
Berkeley Oriental Theater
[1929]
View of the Bluebird Theater at 3317 East Colfax Street in Denver, Colorado; electric sign depicts a bird and reads: "Bluebird," banners read: "Wallace Beery in Viva Villa." Corbeled brick and urns ornament the building.
Bluebird Theater
1933 June
A man, probably Amos Steck, stands on the porch of a house at 1308 Glenarm Place in Denver, Colorado. The three-story brick masonry house has turrets, covered porch, and balconies. Summer, 1886.
1308 Glenarm Street Denver, Colorado
Summer, 1886
Northwestward, exterior view of the Union Station train depot in Denver, Colorado; shows automobiles parked in front of station, a boy standing on sidewalk, streetcar tracks on Wynkoop Street, and people standing in front of station at far right.
Union Station, Denver
[1915?]
View of downtown office buildings in North Capitol Hill, Denver, Colorado, shows the Two United Bank Center (cash register building), Central Presbyterian Church, Republic Plaza, and Lincoln Center. Traffic is on 17th (Seventeenth) Avenue; a parking garage has geometric metal cladding.
Denver skyscrapers
1986 July
View of a business building at Colfax Avenue and Franklin Street in the Capitol Hill Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. A storefront with a curved corner has been built onto a residence; a neon sign reads: "Stanley Furs." "Joe's Hair Affair" is next door.
1600 East Colfax Avenue and Franklin Street, Denver
1989
View of a restaurant at the Cherry Creek shopping center in Denver, Colorado; Plexiglas channel letters read: "Luby's Cafeteria."
Cherry Creek shopping center
1967 August
View of the Albert E. Humphreys residence at 1022 Humboldt Street in the Cheesman Park neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; shows a house with a walled yard, cornice, and a wrought iron and glass canopy.
A. E. Humphreys
1931 May 30
View on Sixteenth (16th) and Pennsylvania Streets, Denver, Colorado, shows a large brick house identified as having belonged to John Galen Lock. The sign over the door reads: "Colorado Educational Association."
16th and Penn., John Galen Lock residence
1956
A round porch stands on each end of the large residence of Judge Henry T. Rogers at 1739 East 13th (Thirteenth) Avenue in Denver, Colorado. Shutters hang from the windows on the house. Columns support the portico. A round window on the front door has "1739" painted on it.
Residence at 1739 East 13th Avenue, Denver
[between 1893 and 1910?]
View of the (former) McPhee-McGinnity building at Broadway and (2560) Walnut Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The four-story brick building has a domed clock tower, ceramic trim, and a sign: "STYRO."
2560 Walnut Street, Denver
1983 October
View of downtown Denver, Colorado; shows the Westin Hotel (with light reflections), the May D & F clock tower, and Larimer Place Condominiums. Office buildings include Denver National Bank (round corners). Pedestrians walk on 17th (Seventeenth) Street; the Central Bank Building is in the distance.
17th and Arapahoe Street, Denver
1986 February
View of the Mountain States Telephone Company Building at 14th (Fourteenth) and Curtis Streets in downtown Denver, Colorado. Other buildings and a gas station are nearby. Signs read: "Cars Greased 75 [cents]," "Auto Park," and "Vandermoer-Taylor Reliable Used Cars."
Telephone Building
[between 1929 and 1935?]
A boy with a bicycle stands on the 16th (Sixteenth) Street Viaduct near Walker Castle (Castle of Culture and Commerce) in Riverfront Park, Denver, Colorado. The stone castle has a round turret and battlements.
Denver buildings Castle of Commerce (Walker Castle)
1949 April 17
Cooper Building, Denver
[between 1896 and 1897?]
View of the J. J. and Margaret Tobin (Molly) Brown house at 1340 Pennsylvania Street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The Queen Anne-style house has a tile roof, circular balcony, covered porch and rusticated stone wall with terra-cotta statuary.
Unsinkable Brown 13th & Penn.
1957 November
View of the Charles Taylor House (Architects Kirchner & Kirchner, built 1891) at 1311 York Street in the Cheesman Park Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The three-story brick and sandstone mansion has a covered wraparound porch, bay windows, a turret, chimneys and ridgecresting. Mid-rise apartments are to the side.
Charles Taylor Residence, 1311 York Street, Denver
[between 1980 and 1990?]
Exterior view of former Colorado Governor James B. Grant's residence (later called Grant-Humphreys Mansion), 770 Pennsylvania Street, Denver, Colorado. The neo-classical building has a semicircular portico supported by Corinthian columns.
Gov. Grant house
[1904?]
View of East Denver High School at 19th (Nineteenth) and Stout Streets in downtown Denver, Colorado; the Beaux Arts structure features mansard roof, pediments, bracketed cornices, arched windows and entry.
Denver High School
View of the Brown Palace Hotel on the corner of Broadway and Tremont Place in Denver, Colorado. Pedestrians, a bicyclist, and a man in a horse-drawn buggy cross Broadway near the building.
Brown Palace Hotel
[between 1890 and 1900]
A group of children look out a second story window at Gove Junior High School at East 14th (Fourteenth) Avenue and Colorado Boulevard in Denver, Colorado. The building is a two and one-half story brick structure with carved stone decoration. Bicycles are lined up in bike racks, and a car is parked in the street.
Gove Junior High School, Denver
[between 1911 and 1920?]

Denver Advertising Card Scrapbook (WH7)

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Daniels and Fisher Store

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16th St. from Arapahoe, Denver
[1911?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher Stores Company, in Denver, Colorado; shows women at tables with mirrors, cosmetics, flowers, and an ash tray.
D & F hairdressing room
1934 June 15
View of the corner, four-story Daniels & Fisher building at 16th (Sixteenth) and Lawrence Streets in the Central Business District in Denver, Colorado. Windows have hood molding and awnings and the flat roof line has decorative brackets and finials. Shows horse drawn carriages in the street, street car tracks on 16th Street and probably telephone poles. A sign reads: "W.F. Perkins, Cigars [and] Tobacco."
Daniels & Fisher
1884
View of Larimer Street businesses in Denver, Colorado; shows brick storefronts, men posing, merchandise, a horse-drawn delivery wagon, and signs: "Daniels & Fisher Co," "J. H. Hense & P. Gottes," "Jewelry Manufacturers," and "Miller's Boston Boot and Shoe Store."
Business block, Denver
[between 1869 and 1879]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows a display of fabric in the form of a gazebo, and the mezzanine.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows fabric, palms, glass display cases, and a wood parquet floor.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of Daniels and Fisher store offices in Denver, Colorado; shows a man, a woman, a roll top desk, a telephone, spittoon, and file cabinets.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows linen, glass display cases, and a wood parquet floor.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Exterior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows storefronts, and horses and buggies.
Daniels & Fisher
1902 February 22
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of dinnerware, silver, crystal, flowers, and lamps.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of dinnerware, flowers, and lamps.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store, in Denver, Colorado; shows bolts of fabric in shelves, and a clerk.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of a Daniels and Fisher Store showroom, in Denver, Colorado; shows tables set with silver, dinnerware, and arrangements of roses. Garlands hang from lamps.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of fabric and clothing. Sign reads: "Linen Sale."
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
View of the Daniels and Fisher Stores Company tower, in Denver, Colorado, during construction.
Daniels & Fisher Stores Company
[between 1910 and 1911?]
Pedestrians walk along bustling Sixteenth Street around noon at the intersection of Stout Street in the City and County of Denver, Colorado. Christmas wreaths hang from the lightposts. Cars and bicycles are parked along the street. Landmarks include the Daniels and Fisher Tower.
16th Street - Denver
Night view of the Daniels and Fisher Stores tower, in Denver, Colorado; shows 16th (Sixteenth) Street with Christmas decorations, and neon signs: "Harry Huffman's Tabor Musical," and "D & F (Santa Claus)."
Daniel's and Fisher Tower at night
[between 1910 and 1920?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store, in Denver, Colorado; shows glass display cases, umbrellas, lamps, and a mezzanine.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of China dinnerware, cut crystal glass, a lamp, United States and International flags.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows the dining room, tables with silverware and carafes, and wooden screens.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows chrysanthemums, paper umbrellas, and Japanese flags.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows the dining room, tables, and wooden screens.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of crystal and glass vases and dinnerware; carved wood tables, and a potted palm.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of Daniels and Fisher administrative offices, in Denver, Colorado; shows a man at a roll top desk. Decor includes stained glass windows, lace, chintz, a tapestry, a hanging lamp, and a statue of Venus.
Daniels & Fisher 3rd floor
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store, in Denver, Colorado; shows glass display cases and a protective curtain.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows the "French Room," mannequins in lace and brocade gowns, mirrors and a doll.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of China, cut crystal, end tables, porcelain lamps.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows crystal, china, lamps, pottery, buffets, palms, a wooden screen, and International flags. Sign reads: "Oriental Rugs."
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
View of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows glass storefront windows, exterior sconce lamps, and a horse and buggy.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of a Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows women seated at a pneumatic messaging device; one holds a rubber stamp by a "Staats Money Changer" machine.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
View of a Daniels and Fisher store delivery wagon and horses in Denver, Colorado; shows men and a teenaged boy in bowler hats. Storefronts are in the background.
Daniels & Fisher delivery service
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows glass display cases, some with porcelain figurines, a wood parquet floor, and a sign: "Easter Novelties."
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
View of the Daniels and Fisher store, at 16th (Sixteenth) and Curtis Streets in Denver, Colorado; shows a United States flag and a large banner.
Daniels & Fisher giant flag
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of clothes, plants, flowers, lamps, and the mezzanine.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows racks of fur shawls, Christmas trees, and taxidermied animals.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows racks of clothes, Christmas trees, and taxidermied animals.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows a counter, chairs, children's shoes, and glass cases with infants apparel and dolls.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows book shelves, tree branches, and racks of magazines with titles: "The American Boy," "The Etude," and "Rogers Bros."
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows women in brocade kimonos holding chrysanthemums and pouring tea. Lamps, a plant, and dishes are on a table.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store, in Denver, Colorado; shows chrysanthemums, palms, and a Norfolk Pine.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows women in kimonos, chrysanthemums, and China tea service.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows glass display cases of lace, and arrangements of pine boughs.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store, in Denver, Colorado; shows glass display cases, lamps, and a mezzanine.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows a room with stained glass windows, coffered ceilings, lace, tables, chairs, and Oriental rugs.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store, in Denver, Colorado; shows glass counters and display cases. A boy draws curtains by shelves of drawers.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of crystal, glass, and lamps.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]
Interior view of the Daniels and Fisher store in Denver, Colorado; shows displays of women's under clothing.
Daniels & Fisher
[1902?]

Halloween In Denver, 1960-1988

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Jeff Griffiths, 8, as the wicked Darth Vader. October 30, 1977. Photo by Bill Perry. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
E.T. jack-o-lantern at John Amesse Elementary School. October 27, 1982. Photo by Laura Lynn Fistler. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
“Don’t let children go empty handed on Halloween.” October 26, 1966. Unidentified photographer. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
Pam Bakeman, dressed as a vampire, with Sharon Terrion at the Arapahoe Community College blood bank. October 30, 1984. Photo by Linda McConnell. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
From left to right: Adolph Ayon, Violette Grate, Kennth Montoya, and Patrolman Jack Martin. October 27, 1967. Photo by Howard Brock. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
From left to right: Eric Irwin, Patty and Mike Griffith, and Mark Merriman. October 21, 1964. Unidentified photographer. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
A witch at Denver Bicycle Touring Club’s “In Costume Rally,” Cheesman Park. October 27, 1985. Photo by Ken Paploo. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
Greg Warneke on his way back to his seat at the Nuggets game. October 31, 1985. Photo by Debra Reingold. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
“Black Widow,” Charalotte Sargent, 18, of Louisville. October 29, 1988. Photo by Linda McConnell. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
Indian summer scene on a farm near Golden. October 29, 1978. Photo by Bill Perry. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
Pastoral scene. October 24, 1960. Photo by Bob Talkin. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection
Goblins given a warm reception by Mrs. Robert Fiori. October 31, 1966. Photo by Mel Schieltz. Rocky Mountain News Photograph Collection

Tivoli Brewing Company Labels

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Top Hat Beer label, circa 1965. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Aspen Gold label, circa 1968. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Jet Malt Liquor label, circa 1967. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Mile Hi Premium label, circa 1962. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Mile Hi Premium label, circa 1963. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Silver Peak label, circa 1962. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Light Hi-En Brau label, circa 1965. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Tivoli Beer label, circa 1962. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Hi-En Brau label, circa 1961. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Becker’s Mellow label, circa 1965. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Premium Denver Beer label, circa 1965. Ephemera Collection, WH2026
Tivoli Bock Beer label, circa 1965. Ephemera Collection, WH2026

1933 Cherry Creek Flood

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View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows an expanse of water and landscaping at the Sunken Gardens.
East at Sunken Gardens
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the Broadway Street bridge, people, and a car dealership with a smokestack and signs: "Continental, Buick."
Broadway bridge
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows muddy water, landscaping, and people.
West from Colfax
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek and the 8th (Eighth) Avenue bridge in Denver, Colorado. Waves arise from flood water resulting from the breach of the Castlewood Canyon Dam.
High water in Cherry Creek at 8th & Broadway - Castlewood flood
1933 August 3
Aerial view of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the washed out Colorado Boulevard bridge, water, and sandbars.
Colo. Blvd. bridge Denver
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water. West Denver High School is to the left.
West from Broadway
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows a railroad bridge, debris, and a man.
First railroad bridge from Wazee Street
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood at 8th (Eighth) Avenue and Speer Boulevard in Denver, Colorado. A car is in the foreground; spectators watch by the Nurses Home and County Hospital (Denver General Hospital) in the background.
Castlewood Dam break Speer Blvd at 8th
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows Wazee Street, mud, automobiles, storefronts, and signs: "Christensen Implement Co," "Oxford Hotel," and "Inland Paper Box Co."
Wazee Street between 15th and 16th Streets
1933 August 3
Aerial view of Cherry Creek and the destroyed Castlewood Dam in Douglas County, Colorado after the flood. Shows a farm house and barn.
Castlewood Dam lower left
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows 16th (Sixteenth) Street, mud, automobiles, storefronts, people, and signs: "Postal Telegraph," "Barteldes Seed Warehouse," "Great Western Stove Co.," and "Salad-Roni."
Sixteenth and Wazee Streets
1933 August 3
View of the Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of water, automobiles on Speer Boulevard, and a gas station with tile roof and sign: "Standard Oil Company."
Cherry Creek flood, Speer Boulevard
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows bridges, muddy water, a water tower, and a warehouse with letters: "Weicker Transfer & Storage Co."
West from Wazee Street
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek, in Denver, Colorado, during the Castlewood Dam flood. Speer Boulevard and a Sinclair gas station edge the water.
Cherry Creek - flooded
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water, landscaping, and parked cars.
West of 11th Avenue
1933 August 3
Aerial view of Cherry Creek floodwater and damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the Auraria neighborhood (upper center), Colfax Street (upper left), Cherry Creek, and downtown buildings including the Telephone and Telegraph building (foreground).
Aerial of 1933 Cherry Creek flood
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood at 12th (Twelfth) Avenue in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water, parked cars, and people.
Twelfth Avenue
1933 August 3
Aerial view of Cherry Creek floodwater and damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River, railroad yards, viaducts, the Denver Tramway powerhouse, the Auraria and Highland neighborhoods, and downtown buildings including City Hall and Union Station.
Cherry Creek dam flood
1933 August 3
Aerial view of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows railroad yards, the Denver Gas Works, a roundhouse, and the South Platte River.
Cherry Creek flood
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break. People stand on the 13th (Thirteenth) Avenue bridge and watch torrents of water.
Thirteenth Avenue bridge
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water in standing waves. People watch from under trees.
At Acoma Street
1933 August 3
Aerial view of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows Cherry Creek, the washed out Harvard Avenue bridge, farms, and the Sullivan School.
Cherry Creek flood, Denver
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water in standing waves. People look on from the side; boys wear plastic visors.
At Acoma Street
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek floodwater in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows Speer Boulevard, automobiles, and Sunken Gardens under water.
Cherry Creek flood
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water in standing waves. People look on from the side.
At Acoma Street
1933 August 3
View of the Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows people watching the torrent from a bridge.
Cherry Creek flood watchers
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood between 12th (Twelfth) and 13th (Thirteenth) Avenues in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows torrents of muddy water, standing waves, parked cars, and people.
Between 12th and 13th
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek floodwater in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the Sunken Gardens under water and West High School.
Sunken Gardens and West High School after the flood
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek flood damage in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows debris, people, automobiles, office buildings, and signs: "Hotel Revere," "Sharp Bros," and "Standard Machinery & Supply."
Blake Street between 14th & 15th
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek floodwater in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the Sunken Gardens under water.
Cherry Creek flood, Sunken Gardens
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows muddy water, the Blake Street bridge, people, debris, and warehouses with signs: "Mile High Poultry Farm."
Blake Street bridge
1933 August 3
View of Cherry Creek floodwater in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows the Sunken Gardens under water.
Sunken Gardens after the flood
1933 August 3
View of a Cherry Creek flood in Denver, Colorado after the Castlewood Canyon Dam break; shows muddy water, the Blake Street bridge, people, debris, and commercial buildings with signs: "American Forge Works."
Blake Street bridge
1933 August 3

The Cornet Creek Flood of 1914

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Oak Street filled with mud and debris from the disastrous Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado. Jack Hawkins' two-story wood frame Victorian with front wraparound porch and second-story bay window tilts on side from flood waters; smaller wood frame structure with front intersecting gables destroyed in foreground; cliffs in background.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
View northwest down Colorado Avenue after the Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado; shows First National Bank Building on corner of Fir and Colorado, three false front businesses, the Sheridan Hotel, the San Miguel County Courthouse, and mud and debris- filled street. Townspeople are near the bank and in distance in front of the Sheridan with a horse and automobile; electric and telephones lines cross street; chairs and tables are part of debris.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
View north up mud and debris-filled street from the disastrous Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado; shows two-story false front, Iowa House on corner, and residence across street.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
Interior of Sheridan Hotel Bar with mud and high-water marks from the disastrous Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado. Calendar on back wall marks date; room includes a clock high on left wall, stuffed bird with outstretched wings on top decorative molding, bar, cash register, and electric lights.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
View south down Oak Street filled with mud and debris from the disastrous Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado. Townspeople survey damage. Jack Hawkins' two-story wood frame Victorian with front porch and second story bay window tilts on side from flood waters; smaller destroyed structure is next door; residences line street; church and back of San Miguel County Courthouse are in distance.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
Two men stand on top of debris brought down by the Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado. Mud and debris fill street with damaged wood frame structures; Telluride Hospital is in background with building leased to San Miguel County Historical Society for use as a museum.
Cornet Creek Flood
July 1914
View east down mud and debris-filled street from the disastrous Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado; shows two-story false front, Iowa House on corner, other wood frame businesses, and residences. Men and woman make their way along streets on foot and horseback. San Juans and Ingram Falls are in background.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
Street scene after the Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado. Mud and debris fill street with damaged wood-frame structures; Miner's Union Headquarters and Hospital are in background.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
View north towards businesses on Colorado Avenue after the Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado. Mud and debris fill street in front of three false front wood frame structures between Sheridan Hotel and First National Bank, including the Phoenix Market.
Cornet Creek flood
July 1914
Exterior view of Jack Hawkins residence, on Oak Street, filled with mud and debris from the disastrous Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado; shows two-story wood frame Victorian with front porch and second story bay window tilting on side from flood waters, smaller destroyed structure, and the San Juans in background.
Jack Hawkins residence, Cornet Creek Flood
July 1914
Mud and debris with damaged wood frame structures brought down by the Cornet Creek flood on July 27, 1914, Telluride, Colorado.
Cornet Creek flood
1914

Lakeside Amusement Park

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View of concession stands at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Signs read: "Penny Arcade," "Fun Palace," "Skee Roll Alley," "Shooting Gallery," and "Sea Planes."
Lakeside concession row
1936 July 24
Men, women and children swim in the indoor pool at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. A girl prepares to go down a slide, and boys and men line up on a platform to use the diving board. Spectators lean against a fence.
Swimming pool at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1920 and 1930?]
View of Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; people walk by a pavilion and the boat house. Lake Rhoda and Lakewood are in the background.
Lakeside from the tower
[between 1910 and 1930?]
Exterior view of the Fun House at Lakeside Amusement Park, Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. The building has French colonial features including paired exterior staircases, a pavilion roof and thin wooden colonettes. Art Deco designs decorate the columns and the sign reading "Fun House." A face mask and smiling clock are located on the gable. A clown head is attached to the porch, and a monkey figure sits on top of the ticket booth.
Lakeside Park funhouse
1926 May 5
Miniature live-steam, at Lakeside Park. Photographed: Denver, Colo., August 30, 1931.
Lakeside Park train, miniature engine number 44, engine type 4-4- 0
1931
Men, women and children swimmers wade in Lake Rhoda at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. A lifeguard sits in a row boat and several people lounge on the beach. The Staride ferris wheel, a pavilion and the Casino Tower entrance are in the background.
Swimmers at Lakeside Park
[between 1910 and 1930?]
View of a restaurant at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; shows dining tables with tea service, flower vases, lattices, columns, ivy, potted plants, and ornate lamps. A wooden silhouette women in flapper costume holds an ashtray.
Lakeside porch - dining room
1929 June 13
Men, women, boys, and girls look at people on horses at Lakeside Amusement Park, Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado.
Lakeside Amusement Park
1918
View of the Lake Shore Railroad depot at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; a clock tower tops the arched entry.
Lake Shore Railroad depot
[between 1930 and 1940?]
Boys and girls stand at the edge of and swim in the swimming pool at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. The boys and girls both have full bathing suits, and many of the girls wear bathing caps.
Lakeside swimming pool
1929 May 25
Tom Gerun and members of his orchestra are seated in a roller coaster car at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Tom Gerun and two women sit in the front of the car. The musicians are crowed in the rear seats and have their instruments in hand.
Lakeside, Tom Gerun & orchestra on roly [sic] coaster
1934 July 1
Women and a man walk in sand by Lake Rhoda at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; they wear swimming suits. One woman plays a ukelele.
Swimmers at Lakeside
[between 1910 and 1920?]
A group of women pose with the conductor on a miniature train at Lakeside Amusement Park in Denver, Colorado. Lake Rhoda and a roller coaster are nearby.
Miniature train at Lakeside Amusement Park
Eddie Brittain and Tom Gerun, members of an orchestra at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado, pose in bumper cars.
Lakeside, Eddie Brittain & Tom Gerun in scooters
1934 July 1
View of an attraction at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; sign on ticket booth reads: "Octopus."
Octopus ride at Lakeside
[between 1920 and 1930?]
Spectators fill the grandstand of the softball park at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Players sit on benches under the floodlights. Men in suits are near first base. A press box sits on top of the grandstand.
Grandstand softball park at Lakeside Amusement Park
1936 June 28
Nighttime view of men and women who crowd around the edge of a sidewalk referred to as "Flapper Lane" at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Most of the women have short bobbed haircuts, and the men wear caps and straw hats. Two girls walk arm-in-arm, one wears knickers. A policeman stands next to a column. A tower in the distance is dimly illuminated by lightbulbs.
Flapper Lane at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1920 and 1930?]
People crowd a tent theater at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado for a beauty contest. Women wear hats and marcel hair styles.
Princess Colorado contest Lakeside
[between 1920 and 1930?]
View of Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; people walk by a clock tower and attractions with signs: "Thirty Third Degree" and "Lake Shore Railroad."
Midway at Lakeside
1918
View of an attraction at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; ticket booth reads: "15 cents."
Ride at Lakeside
[between 1920 and 1930?]
Young women passengers aboard the miniature steam train at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside, Colorado, wave to the photographer. A young man and woman sit in the engine of the train as the man pulls the cord to blow the whistle. Shows a roller coaster and park building in background.
Steam train at Lakeside in Denver, Colorado
[between 1920 and 1930]
Jimmy Garrigan stands on a miniature locomotive at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; men and women with a guitar, saxophone, trombones and drums ride passenger cars.
Jimmy Garrigan & his orchestra on train
1934 June 27
View of a ticket booth and roller coaster at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; people stand by railings.
Rides at Lakeside
[between 1910 and 1920?]
People walk by concession stands at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; the tower and theater are in the background.
Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1920 and 1930?]
Cars speed along the tracks of the roller coaster at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. A large arch with a sign reading: "Welcome" spans the sidewalk leading to a large ballroom building. People stroll along the walkways. Lake Rhoda is in the distance.
Roller coaster and ballroom at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1910 and 1930?]
Band leader Kay Kyser stands on stage with his thirteen piece orchestra and two singers at the El Patio ballroom, Lakeside Amusement Park, Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Across the top of the stage letters read: "Kay Kyser," and balloons are strung from the ceiling. The stage backdrop is decorated with paintings of trees, islands and tall ships. The front of the stage is decorated with baskets of flowers.
Kay Kyser and his orchestra at El Patio ballroom, Lakeside Amusement Park
1937 August
A view of the Staride ferris wheel at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. A man sits in a ticket booth at the base of the ride. Lake Rhoda is in the distance.
Staride ferris wheel at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1920 and 1940?]
People walk by a stage, clock tower, mechanical ride, Lake Rhoda, and a concession stand with sign: "Refreshment Parlor" at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside, Colorado.
Knights Templar concert
[between 1930 and 1940?]
A Lakeside Amusement Park billboard tops a Chinese restaurant at 1700 Broadway Street, in Denver, Colorado. The sign reads: "Yes Sir It's Lakeside Again, The Greatest Amusement Park In The West," and "Now Playing Vincent Lopez," and "General Outdoor Adv. Co." Neon signs read: "Chop Suey Pagoda Inn."
Lakeside billboard
[between 1933 and 1939]
Nighttime view of the El Patio ballroom at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. Lights illuminate a pair of towers, eaves and the gable end of the building where a sign reads: "El Patio Dancing." Staircases lead to the main dance floor. The interior is decorated with wrought iron grating and Norman style light fixtures. A fountain is in front of the building.
El Patio Ballroom at Lakeside Amusement Park at night
1927 May 30
People stroll at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; a sign atop a pavilion reads: "El Patio Ballroom" and "Coca Cola."
Lakeside crowds
1936 August 19
Children pose at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; adults are in the background.
Children at Lakeside
[between 1920 and 1930?]
Aerial view of Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. The roller coaster tracks encircle the dance hall and run along the lake (Lake Rhoda). The Star ferris wheel, Casino Tower entrance, a pavilion, and neighborhood houses are shown.
Aerial view of Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1910 and 1930?]
Dancers crowd the floor of the El Patio Ballroom at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. A man and four women in satin dresses are lined up in one corner of the room while couples occupy the rest of the floor and the tables surrounding dance area. The hall is decorated with an ivy covered trellis and tulip light fixtures.
Dance at the El Patio Ballroom, Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1910 and 1920?]
Teenagers and girls play in the sand by Lake Rhoda at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; a lifeguard on a tower watches swimmers.
Beach at Lakeside
[between 1910 and 1920?]
A woman sits on a bicycle-shaped peddle boat by Lake Rhoda at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado.
Bathing girl on peddle - water [sic]
1937 June 2
Men stand on a diving tower in Lake Rhoda at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; United States flags, the pavilion, and a ferris wheel are in the background.
Divers at Lakeside
[between 1910 and 1920?]
Men dive into Lake Rhoda at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; the casino tower and a ferris wheel are in the background.
Divers at Lakeside
[between 1910 and 1920?]
View of the Casino Tower at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. The contours of This elaborate Italianate domed structure are covered with light bulbs that are strung in geometric patterns. A sign above the door reads: "Lakeside Park" and is covered in light bulbs. Homes and commercial buildings block the view of the entrance. A sign outside a store reads: "Groceries," and a Bell Telephone sign hangs on a utility pole. A man in the street tips his hat to a woman and child.
Casino Tower at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1910 and 1930?]
Interior view of the El Patio ballroom at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. An octagon-shaped bandstand is in the center of the large room with a wood parquet floor. Chinese-style lanterns painted with Art Nouveau floral designs hang from the ceiling along with fabric runners which radiate from two central points. Folding chairs line the room.
El Patio ballroom at Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1910 and 1920?]
Women ride bumper cars at Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; labels read: "Lusse Skooter."
Bumper cars at Lakeside
[between 1920 and 1930?]
A young girl rides a carousel horse on the merry-go-round at the Lakeside Amusement Park in Denver, Colorado. The child wears a white pants and blouse, button shoes, and a hat.
Child on merry-go-round
[between 1900 and 1930?]
Aerial view of Lakeside Amusement Park in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado. The roller coaster, ballroom, Casino Tower, casino, tea room and lake (Lake Rhoda) are shown.
Aerial view of Lakeside Amusement Park
[between 1920 and 1940?]
Night time view of Casino and Tower, "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado near Denver; illuminated building and tower, benches in front of casino, near bandstand.
Casino, White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
Main entrance to "White City" at night (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado near Denver; night time view of illuminated Casino and Tower; summer evening.
Entrance, White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
The White City, later called Lakeside Amusement Park, during a summer evening, Lakeside, Colorado near Denver; night time view of amusement park area with illuminated rides, sidewalks and buildings, people at ticket gazebo, the Big Splash, Casino Theater and Cafe.
The White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
Scenic Railway building at night, at "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado near Denver; summer evening, night time view of illuminated buildings.
White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
Children ride an attraction at White City Amusement Park (later called Lakeside) in Lakeside (Jefferson County), Colorado; toddlers play in the foreground.
White City rides
[between 1908 and 1920?]
View of the White City amusement park (later named Lakeside) west of Denver, Colorado; shows crowds of people, railway pavilion, banners, and roller coaster.
Lakeside Park
[between 1908 and 1920]
View of the White City amusement park (later named Lakeside) west of Denver, Colorado; shows small pavilions with banners, bandstand, and casino.
Lakeside Park
[between 1908 and 1920]
View of the "Tickler" ride at White City amusement park (later named Lakeside), west of Denver, Colorado.
Lakeside Park, games & rides
[between 1908 and 1920]
View of ride called the Shoots, "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado, near Denver; shows two cars ascending ride and one car descending, a group standing on bridge near Casino Theater watching the ride, and various booths around base of ride (cigars, palmistry). Edge of ferris wheel is center.
The Schutes [sic], White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
View across Lake Rhoda, the "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado, near Denver; shows bandstand or pavilion (gazebo), benches, Casino and tower, boats on shore, and miniature railroad tracks around lake.
The White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
View of the "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado near Denver; northern view over park area taken from the Big Splash ride shows people in car on water ride, others standing on deck, main entrance with tower and casino, bandstand or pavilion (gazebo) with benches, Lake Rhoda, miniature train tracks, ball room, boat house, and rink.
The White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
Bird's eye view of the "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado near Denver; Lake Rhoda, numerous rows of benches (bandstand not in view), rink, boat house, ball room and miniature train ride.
The White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
View across Lake Rhoda towards the "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado, near Denver; shows the Big Splash ride, ferris wheel, Scenic Railway depot and two miniature steam locomotive engines and cars (train), roller coaster, clock, boats in lake, and rain clouds.
The White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
View of ride called the Chutes (or the Big Splash), "White City" (later called Lakeside Amusement Park), Lakeside, Colorado, near Denver; shows a large crowd of people gathered and watching water ride, edge of ferris wheel, other rides, a penny arcade, a large line by ticket gazebo, and wooden frame residences behind boundary of amusement park.
White City, Denver
[between 1908 and 1910]
View of riders on a roller-coaster at White City amusement park (later called Lakeside) west of Denver, Colorado; view taken from top of incline looking down at two car-loads of waving riders.
Denver parks, Lakeside, games & rides
1918

Denver Album (C Photo Album 188)

A woman poses outdoors near a shrub at her home in Denver, Colorado. She wears a long dress and a hat decorated with flowers.
Woman in her yard
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women hold drinks in glass bottles and, probably, fly a kite in their yard in Denver, Colorado. They wear long dresses.
Women fly a kite
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women pose on the base of a statue of Robert Burns in City Park, Denver, Colorado.
Women with statue
[between 1804 and 1910]
Women work in an office in Denver, Colorado. They sit at typewriters and wear long dresses.
Women in a Denver office
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women pose near flower bushes in a garden probably in Denver, Colorado. They wear long dresses and hats.
Women outdoors
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women pose on the base of a statue of Robert Burns in City Park, Denver, Colorado. The women wear long dresses and hats decorated with flowers. The base of the statue reads: "Burns".
Women in City Park
[between 1898 and 1900]
Two women sit indoors in a home in Denver. A fur carpet and a woodstove are in the house.
Women indoors
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women pose near a set of stairs, probably in City Park, Denver, Colorado. They hold handbags and a box and wear long dresses and hats.
Women in a park
[between 1898 and 1900]
Women pose behind a bush in City Park, Denver, Colorado. They wear hats decorated with flowers.
Women in City Park
[between 1898 and 1910]
A woman poses outdoors near a shrub at her home in Denver, Colorado. She wears a long dress and a hat decorated with flowers.
Woman in her yard
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women pose outdoors near a tree near thier home in Denver, Colorado. The wear long dresses and hats decorated with flowers. One woman holds a handbag.
Women in their yard
[between 1890 and 1900]
A woman poses with a puppy near a sign that reads: "36 Park Siding" on the Colorado and Southern Railway (C&S) route at Park Siding, (Jefferson County), Colorado. Railroad tracks are nearby.
Woman poses with a puppy
[between 1890 and 1900]
A woman poses indoors in a house in Denver, Colorado. She holds a bouquet of flowers and wears a long dress. A framed photograph hangs on the wall.
Woman poses indoors
[between 1890 and 1900]
A woman poses indoors on a rocking chair in a house in Denver, Colorado. She wears a long dress.
Woman poses indoors
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of Fire Station Number 1 (One) on the corner of Colfax Avenue and Broadway in Denver, Colorado. A sign on the building reads: "Engine Co. No. 1". The steeple of the Central Presbyterian Church is in the distance.
Fire Station Number 1
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of St. Joseph's Hospital, at the corner of 18th (Eighteenth) Avenue and Humboldt Street, in Denver, Colorado.
Saint Joseph's Hospital
[between 1890 and 1900]
A woman poses with a puppy near a sign that reads: "36 Park Siding" on the Colorado and Southern Railway (C&S) route at Park Siding, (Jefferson County), Colorado. Railroad tracks are nearby.
Woman holds a puppy
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man and women feed chickens in Denver, Colorado. A barn is nearby.
Man and woman with chickens
[between 1894 and 1910]
View of the Oakes Home, a nursing home, at West 32nd (Thirty-second) Avenue and Decatur Street in Denver, Colorado.
Oakes Home
[between 1890 and 1900]
Men walk near a building and water tank in a train yard, possibly in Denver, Colorado. A caboose is on the tracks nearby.
Train yards
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man sits in a horse-drawn wagon as his son sits on the horse in Denver, Colorado.
Man and baby with buggy
[between 1894 and 1910]
A family poses on the porch of their brick home in Denver, Colorado.
Family on their porch
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of the Hotel Brighton (formerly the Platte Valley House) located on the corner of Bush and Cabbage Avenue in Brighton (Adams County), Colorado. Shows a two story brick building with porches, a balcony, and chimneys. Signs read: "Hotel Brighton."
Hotel Brighton
[between 1890 and 1900]
A family poses on a hillside in the mountains of Colorado.
Family in the mountains
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man and woman pose on the porch of their brick home in Denver, Colorado. The lawn is watered by a hose on a stake.
Man and woman on their porch
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man and woman ride in an automobile, as part of a parade, on 17th (Seventeenth) Street in Denver, Colorado. Spectators stand on the sidewalk and look on from windows in the Drexel Hotel. Signs read: "[?]ssed Brick", "Fire Brick", Drexel Ho[tel]", and "Welsbach Lamps".
Early automobiles on 17th Street
[between 1895 and 1900]
A man walks near a tramway station probably in Denver, Colorado.
Trolley depot
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of flowers and a meadow possibly near Denver, Colorado.
Flowers and meadow
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a two-story building with a balcony, probably near Denver, Colorado. A man on a bicycle rides between the building and a fire hydrant.
Two-story building
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of Trinity Methodist Church on the corner of 18th (Eighteenth) Street and Broadway in Denver, Colorado. Horse-drawn buggies are in the street. A horse-drawn wagon that reads: "Brown Palace Hotel Citizens Coal Company" is parked near the Brown Palace Hotel.
Trinity Methodist Church
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a field of harvested corn possibly near Denver, Colorado.
Harvested field
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man poses by a horse-drawn buggy in front of his house in Denver, Colorado.
Man poses near buggy
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man and woman who read in their home in Denver, Colorado. Photographs and paintings hang on the walls. The man holds a newspaper titled "Brown Book".
Man and wife read indoors
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man poses near a group of sunflowers by a river possibly near Colorado Springs (El Paso County), Colorado.
Man with sunflowers
[between 1890 and 1900]
Men in military uniforms walk near a flagpole possibly in Denver, Colorado. Cannons and wooden wagons are nearby. The flagpole is tethered by guy wires.
Military men near flagpole
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a possibly a school building probably near Denver, Colorado. A flagpole is on the roof.
Two story brick building
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of the Hyde Park School possibly in Denver, Colorado.
Hyde Park School
[between 1890 and 1900]
A maid who wears an apron prepares food in the kitchen of a house in Denver, Colorado. A stove and coffee pot are nearby.
Maid cooking
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of Manual Training High School at 27th (Twenty-Seventh) Avenue and Franklin Street in Denver, Colorado.
Manual Training High School
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man sits at a fold-out desk and bookcase in a home in Denver, Colorado. A rocking chair and fireplace are in the room. Photographs hang on the wall.
Man at a desk
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a field of harvested corn possibly near Denver, Colorado.
Field
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man sits in a rocking chair and reads a newspaper in his home in Denver, Colorado. A fireplace is in the room and photographs and portaits hang on the walls. Newspapers litter the floor.
Man reads in his study
[between 1890 and 1900]
A father and his daughters eat watermellon outdoors near their house in Denver, Colorado.
Father and daughters eat watermelon
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man sleeps outdoors on a wooden bench in his backyard in Denver, Colorado. Houses are in the distance.
Man asleep on a bench
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of St. Luke's Hospital on the corner of 19th (Nineteenth) Avenue and Pearl Street in Denver, Colorado. The two buildings are connected by a rooftop patio.
Saint Luke's Hospital
[between 1891 and 1900]
A horse-drawn wagon is parked near a butcher shop in Denver, Colorado. A sign reads: "Meat Market".
Denver meat market
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a church in Denver, Colorado. The stone building has circular and arched windows.
Denver church
[between 1890 and 1900]
A dog poses in a yard near a house in Colorado.
Dog outdoors
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a brick duplex home in Denver, Colorado.
Denver home
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of the buildings and smokestacks of the Denver Engineering Works Company at 30th (Thirtieth) and Blake Streets in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Engineering Works Company
[between 1900 and 1905]
View of a church in Denver, Colorado. The building has arched windows and a tower topped with a belfry.
Denver church
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of the Denver Engineering Works Company buildings on 30th (Thirtieth) and Blake Streets in Denver, Colorado. A bicycle lies near the dirt street. The brick buildings read: "Erec[t]ing And Boiler Shop", "Exc[e]lsior Steam Engine Works", and "Pattern Shop".
Denver Engineering Works Company
[between 1900 and 1905]
View of the Denver City Tramway Company trolley #335 at the Arvada Depot in Arvada, Colorado. Stairs lead to from the tracks to the station.
Denver City Tramway Company trolley at Arvada Depot
[1902]
View of a piano in a house in Denver, Colorado. Sheet music titled "Where the Silvry [sic] Colorado Wends Its Way" and vases are on the piano. Photographs and paintings hang on the wall. A piano stool and chairs are nearby.
Denver house interior
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of the Denver Engineering Works Company's buildings at 30th (Thirtieth) and Blake Streets in Denver, Colorado. Supplies are stacked outside near the smokestacks.
Denver Engineering Works Company
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a dirt road, small bridge, and farm building possibly near Denver, Colorado.
Dirt road
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a street in Denver, Colorado. Houses line the street and a trolley car is in the distance.
Denver street scene
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of East Denver High School (East High) on 19th (Nineteenth) and Stout Streets in Denver, Colorado. A man walks near the entrance.
Denver High School
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of possibly 17th (Seventeenth) Street in Denver, Colorado. Men walk across the street and horse-drawn buggies are parked along the side. A sign reads: "Dental [?]".
Denver street scene
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a residential street in Denver, Colorado. Snow covers the ground and houses.
Denver residential street
[between 1890 and 1900]
Two women pose indoors near a drop-front desk and bookcase in Denver, Colorado. One woman wears a fur muff and a hat decorated with flowers.
Denver women
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of "The Cowboy," a sculpture by Alexander Phimister (A. P.) Proctor, in City Park, Denver, Colorado. The statue depicts a man on horseback.
City Park
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a building in Denver, Colorado. The semi-circular building has an arched entryway.
Denver building
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a mountain peak probably near Colorado Springs (El Paso County), Colorado.
Colorado mountains
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a two-story house in Colorado. The house has an arched porch entrance, rooftop balcony, and lattice work near the steps.
Colorado house
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of church in Denver, Colorado. The building has a steeple and arched windows. A Denver Tramway Company trolley car and a horse-drawn buggy make their way by the church.
Denver church
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women in long dresses and hats pose on a Naval artillery (a rifled Parrott) cannon in City Park, Denver, Colorado. A statue of Robert Burns is in the distance.
City Park
[between 1904 and 1910]
View of a church in Denver, Colorado. The building has a tower, arched windows, and rusticated brick accents.
Denver church
[between 1890 and 1900]
A group of people pose in a boat near the floating bandstand in City Park, Denver Colorado. Canoes rest against the boat dock and people sit near the edge of Ferril Lake, near the pavilion and icehouse.
City Park
[between 1898 and 1910]
View of gardens and a pavilion in City Park, Denver, Colorado. Sprinklers water the grass and plants.
City Park
[between 1898 and 1910]
View of the Colorado Iron Works shops on 33rd (Thirty-third) and Wynkoop Streets in Denver, Colorado. Metal tubes are outside the buildings that read: "Mining Machinery" and "Car Wheels & Gagings". Union Pacific Railway Company (UP) tracks are nearby.
Colorado Iron Works
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women in hats and long dresses pose on the base of a statue of Robert Burns in City Park, Denver, Colorado. The base of the statue reads: "Burns".
City Park
[between 1904 and 1910]
Native American (Ute) women walk in City Park, Denver, Colorado. They wear boot moccasins, dresses, and blankets. Groups of families walk in the distance.
City Park
[between 1898 and 1910]
A woman poses with a parasol on a bench in Civic Center Park near the Colorado State Capitol building in Denver, Colorado. She wears a long dress and hat.
Colorado State Capitol
[between 1890 and 1900]
A man stands near the Denver Chamber of Commerce building at 14th (Fourteenth) and Lawrence Streets in Denver, Colorado. Signs read: "A. D. 1884", "Board of Trade", "1104", "1102 Bicycle Repairing", and "Printing".
Denver Chamber of Commerce
[between 1890 and 1900]
Familes ice skate on probably Duck Lake in City Park, Denver, Colorado.
City Park
[between 1894 and 1910]
A woman poses near "The Indian," a sculpture by Alexander Phimister (A. P.) Proctor, in City Park, Denver, Colorado. The sculpture depicts a Native American man who holds a spear on horseback.
City Park
[between 1894 and 1910]
Men and women stand near the railroad depot in Buffalo, Colorado. They hold valises and umbrellas. Railroad tracks are nearby.
Buffalo railroad depot
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of the Charles Building on the corner of 15th (Fifteenth) and Curtis Streets in Denver, Colorado. Pedestrians walk on the sidewalks and in the street near horse-drawn buggies. A sign reads: "Chickering Pianos".
Charles Building
[between 1890 and 1900]
View of a canyon and dirt road possibly near Denver, Colorado. Powerlines and poles cross the canyon.
Canyon and dirt road
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women pose in the floating bandstand in City Park, Denver, Colorado. They wear long dresses and hats. A wooden bridge connects the bandstand to the rest of the park.
City Park
[between 1898 and 1910]
View of snow-covered City Park in Denver, Colorado. The pavilion is in the distance.
City Park
[between 1894 and 1910]
View, facing northwest, of the Mining Exchange Building and 15th (Fifteenth) Street from Curtis Street in Denver, Colorado. Pedestrians walk on and near the street. Trolley tracks are in the center of the street. A sign reads: "Sample Store".
15th Street Denver, Colorado
[between 1890 and 1900]
Women feed geese near Ferril Lake in City Park, Denver, Colorado. They wear long dresses and hats decorated with flowers.
City Park
[between 1898 and 1910]
View of the Brown Palace Hotel on the corner of Broadway and Tremont Place in Denver, Colorado. Pedestrians, a bicyclist, and a man in a horse-drawn buggy cross Broadway near the building.
Brown Palace Hotel
[between 1890 and 1900]

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April 22, 1995
Earth Day Fair, Denver Zoo
April 22, 1990
Horizon High School students
April 22, 1991
Earth Week observance, Boulder
April 18, 1970
Earth Day 1980 logo
1980
Earth Day at CU-Boulder
April 21, 1989
Earth Day 1980, Bear Creek High School
April 17, 1980
Arvada High School students
April 22, 1970
“Bicycles Attest to Earth Day Activities”
April 22, 1970
Earth Day activities, East High School
April 20, 1970
U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson
April 22, 1970
"School Shrubs"
April 22, 1970

J.K. Mullen

J.K. Mullen
Mullen Home for the Aged
J.K. Mullen High School
residences
Portrait of John Kernan Mullen, Denver, Colorado business man and philanthropist, in a tuxedo and black tie.
John Kernan Mullen
1933
Studio bust portrait of Catherine Smith Mullen (Mrs. John Kernan Mullen) in a lace blouse and dress with a banded collar and a necklace. Mrs. Mullen has short, wavy hair.
Mrs. John Kernan Mullen
[between 1910 and 1925?]
View of the John Kernan Mullen house at Lawrence and 9th (Ninth) Streets in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The two-story brick house has a hip roof, chimneys, and covered porches.
J. K. Mullen (Shackelton) residence
[between 1870 and 1880?]
John Kernan Mullen and Catherine Smith Mullen pose outside their three-story house at 896 Pennsylvania Street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The brick house has a rusticated stone foundation, covered porches with overhanging, bracketed eaves, columns and dentils, second-story bay windows, roof dormers and chimneys. Mr. and Mrs. Mullen stand on a manicured lawn near trees, bushes and a lawn sprinkler.
Mullen house
[between 1900 and 1905?]
View of a statue of a cowboy on a bucking bronco in Civic Center Park in Denver, Colorado. The statue was sculpted by Denver artist Alexander Phimister Proctor. A plaque on the statue reads: "'Broncho Buster' presented to Denver by J.K. Mullen A.D. 1920."
Broncho Buster in Civic Center
[between 1930 and 1940?]
View of the front entrance to the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home (formerly the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a neoclassical style entrance with portico and columns and an aedicule with a statue of the Sacred Heart enclosed. Carved above the door and into the arch of the portico: "J.K. Mullen Memorial to the Little Sisters of the Poor" and "Home for the Aged."
Home for the Aged
1988
View of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a neoclassical style four story building with a cupola and a formal gated entrance with a wrought iron fence.
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged
[between 1918 and 1925?]
View of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a four story neoclassical building with cupola and portico.
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged
[between 1918 and 1925?]
A man with a beard and a cane stands on the steps of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a neoclassical style portico and stairs. The carvings above the entryway read: "J.K. Mullen Memorial to the Little Sisters of the Poor" and "Home for the Aged."
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged
[between 1918 and 1925?]
View of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a neoclassical style four story building with a cupola and a portico.
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged
[between 1918 and 1925?]
A car sits in front of the dirt driveway of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a four story neoclassical building with cupola and portico.
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged
[between 1918 and 1925?]
View of the recreation building of the J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged (later the Little Sisters of the Poor Mullen Home) at 3629 West 29th (Twenty-ninth) Avenue in the West Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a two story brick building with a tile roof.
J.K. Mullen Home for the Aged recreation building
[between 1932 and 1940?]
Sisters of Charity and boys from Mount St. Vincent's Home stand on the steps at the home of J. K. Mullen at 896 Pennsylvania Street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The boys wear white shirts, bow ties, short pants, and armbands that read: "SVH."
Boys of St. Vincent leaving home of J. K. Mullen after visit to his bedside
1929
Perspective (aerial) of the modern style Mullen High School (Catholic) campus, 3601 South Lowell Boulevard, Fort Logan neighborhood, Denver, Colorado, ca. 1964. The perspective shows the location of the gymnasium, classroom and administration buildings in relation to the parking and lawn areas.
Perspective J. K. Mullen High School
1964

Scrapbook pages from the Gertrude Reasor Papers

interior design
decor
weddings
wartime brides
scrapbooks
fashion
Wartime bride scrapbook pages with visible phonebook pages. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1942-1944
Wartime bride scrapbook pages. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1942-1944
Wartime bride scrapbook cover. Scrapbook made from old telephone book. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1942-1944
Living room inspiration page in scrapbook. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1929-1941
Kitchen inspiration page in scrapbook. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1929-1941
Dining room inspiration page in scrapbook. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1929-1941
Tableware inspiration page in scrapbook. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1929-1941
Interior design scrapbook cover. Gertrude Reasor Papers (WH883)
1929-1941

Ladies' hairstyles of the 1920s

bob haircut
shingle
Marcel wave
Roaring Twenties
hair
fashion
Special Collections
Dancers from the Georgia Land School of Dancing pose for a group photo in Denver, Colorado. The women, part of the Georgia Lane Group, wear short fringed skirts, bikini tops with sheer fabric overlays, and have their hair marcelled (waved). The woman posed at the extreme left is Sarah Francis "Sally" Orr.
Dancers
[between 1920 and 1930]
Portrait of Denver Community Players in Denver, Colorado; William Myatt is in a jester costume, a woman in a satin flapper outfit looks on.
Wm. Myatt (Billie Boone)
1928 November 28
A studio portrait of Grayce Smith a possible student at North High School and a member of the Kismet Club. She has her hair slicked back and is wearing a black stain top with white lace pinned to it. She wearing a triple strand pearl necklace.
Grayce Smith
1926
A woman wearing a costume of sleeveless dress, headband, and earrings poses in Denver, Colorado.
Female in costume
[between 1910 and 1930?]
Margie, June and Charlotte, three teenage African American girls, pose in front of the home of Virginia Woodward, their Sunday School teacher, in Denver, Colorado. They wear dresses and stockings; one wears a jacket; they stand in a circle and hold hands.
Bet it was Charlotte's idea
[between 1929 and 1930]
Dorothy Adler poses for her South High School senior portrait in Denver, Colorado. Adler's hair is styled in a wavy bob and she wears a blouse with sheer gathered sleeves, and a pearl necklace.
Dorothy Adler
Elizabeth Kieffer poses for her South High School senior portrait in Denver, Colorado. Adler's hair is styled in a wavy bob with bangs and she wears a scooped neck blouse with a beaded flower, and probably a bead necklace.
Elizabeth Kieffer
Evelyn Tunstall poses for her South High School senior portrait in Denver, Colorado. Tunstall's hair is styled in a bob with a barrette clip and she wears a frock with a rounded collar and a row of pearl buttons on the side.
Evelyn Tunstall
Frances Marie Kober poses for her South High School senior portrait in Denver, Colorado. Kober's hair is styled in a curly bob with a barrette clip and she wears a sailor style blouse with piping on the lapels, and a double strand pearl necklace.
Frances Marie Kober
A woman poses in front of a gnarled bush outside Keota, Colorado in Weld County. She wears a flapper-style dress sleeveless bodice and pleated skirt; her hair is in a bob.
Arduth @ Hightower Place
May, 1929
Anna Berggren poses for her South High School senior portrait in Denver, Colorado. Berggren's hair is styled in a wavy bob and she wears round eye glasses.
Anna Berggren
Anna May Bornhauser poses for her South High School junior portrait in Denver, Colorado. Bornhauser's hair is styled in a wavy bob and she wears a woven long sleeved blouse and a pearl necklace.
Anna May Bornhauser
Grace Bedford poses in Keota, Weld County, Colorado, wearing black shoes, stockings, skirt, and fur coat. She has black hair, cut in a "bob." Windows in a frame wall are behind her.
Grace Bedford
November 1930
Women pose in outfits that include mink, fox, ermine, lynx, and ocelot fur coats, high heeled shoes, and marcel hair styles. Mickie Mackie (Shirly Copping) or Linay (?) Mackey is one of the group.
Fashion plates
[between 1920 and 1930?]

Fashion

fashion
illustration
clothing
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[Fashion illustrations] [art original].
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[Fashion illustrations] [art original].
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[Women's fashions] [art original].
1963
Men and women stand in a group on the steps of the Teller House in Central City, Colorado, in 1890's costume. The women wear long gowns of satin and lace with bustles. The men wear dark suits with string ties or ascots, wide-brimmed hats, and false facial hair. One of the men wears glasses.
Central City people
[between 1930 and 1950?]