The personal VHS tape collection of American film director and producer Martin Scorsese. The collection includes over 4400 narrative films, documentaries, and television programs recorded and collected by Scorsese since the 1980s.

Records (1972-1991) documenting the activities of a human rights nongovernmental organization on behalf of Soviet Jewry. Founded in 1974 the group forced the issue of Soviet Jewry onto the communal agenda in Seattle, Washington. The materials include general files concerned with various aspects of the rescue movement, and files concerning prisoners of conscience, refugees, and refuseniks.

A book with the signatures of 28 "old-timers" and the dates they came to Boulder. Presented by the Semi-Centennial Committee of the Boulder Commercial Association.

The Seymour Family is traced back to 1639; this collection contains materials from Edward Seymour, who moved his family from Plymouth, Ohio to Denver, Colorado in 1861 as well as his son, Bennett Seymour, linked to gold towns and businesses in Oro City, Central City, and Denver, Colorado. Originals of the diary and reminiscenes are located at the Colorado Historical Society.

Sheldon Jackson (1834-1909) organized Presbyterian Home Mission activities in the Rocky Mountain West and in Alaska during the 1870s-1890s. The collection consists of microfilm copies of 64 scrapbooks of clippings and articles about his work. About half of the books deal with Alaska; others with Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and additional western states. There are also scrapbooks with hymns, personal items, and information on women's missions.

Manuscripts and early drafts of stories by Shirley Jackson.

Photocopied songs written by composer Sibyl C. H. Schneller.

University of Colorado Professor Emeritus of Psychology. His fields were community health and psychiatry. His collection includes research into human ecology and epidemiology, publications, correspondence, news articles, various organization materials and photographs.

This collection contains materials from Dr. Sidney D. Brown (1925-2010), a graduate of the U.S. Navy Japanese/Oriental Languages School and WWII Navy Japanese Language Officer, as well as a professor of Japanese history at the University of Oklahoma. The collection contains correspondence about his time at the USN JLS/OLS, draft copies of book chapters he wrote, and some of his USN JLS/OLS educational materials.

Letter book containing reports from general manager F. W. Endlich and his assistant, Fred W. Taylor, to the general offices of Sierra Mining Company in Philadelphia, concerning the operation of the mines in Lake Valley, New Mexico

Music from the silent film era, including cue sheets, film scores, folios, and incidental music from two Colorado organists, Claire H. Hamack and Adele V. Sullivan.

The Silver & Gold Record, the administration, faculty, and staff news organ of the University of Colorado was established in 1970. The collection includes an alphabetical clipping file for the years, 1970-1985, which was probably used as a research file for S&G Record staff. Also included are reports and documents relating to the origin of S&G Record. The collection also contains minutes from the faculty and staff editorial committee for the years, 1970-1985.

Files of the Non Traditional Students Center and single parents on campus, 1978-1981.

The Sir Francis Galton Collection includes letters written by Galton to Mrs. Maud Clark Gardiner.

The Sir John Martin Harvey Papers contains documents, photographs, origial drawings, music scores, typescripts and the correspondence of Martin Harvey and his profession as an English stage actor.

A wide variety of brochures, visitors' guides, newspaper articles and other publications concerning skiing and its importance in Colorado. Includes issues of the Vail Trail, 1965-1969 and the Skiers' Gazzette, 1968 to date.

Eighteen issues Of Slim Gauge News, a publication for narrow gauge railroad builders, members of the Guild of (scale gauge) Sn3.

This collection includes 18 black & white photographs and a multi-page letter from Hazel Smith to her parents while spending the summer at the University of Colorado Boulder Geology Camp based in Nederland, Colorado during the summer of 1922. This camp was the precursor to the Mountain Research Station. The letter describes the Science Lodge, and hikes around the area to places such as Niwot Ridge, Silver Lake, and Arapahoe Glacier.