The rise and fall of Dr. John C. Loche.

The following collection contains correspondence, course materials, notes, etc. that are in relation to Thorrel Fest who was the Speech and Forensics professor at The University of Colorado at Boulder during the post-war period. Highlights of the collection contain Delta Sigma Rho material, his notes for his 1953 Doctoral thesis and a large amount of course material during his time spent at CU.

Three Wire Winter is a magazine written, edited and published by the students enrolled in the High School at Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The contents include articles and photographs describing and documenting events, families and individual residents of Steamboat Springs and Routt County in Northwest Colorado. The collection includes seven issues of the magazine, two each in 1976 and 1978, and three 1977 issues plus one duplicate.

Timothy William Stanton (1860-1953) was a Boulder resident and a CU graduate, class of 1883. He participated in many geological expeditions to all parts of North America and eventually became the Chief Geologist of the U.S. Geological Survey. The collection contains an autobiographical manuscript.

The Tivis Wilkins Colorado Railroad Depot Photographs contains black and white photographs of railroad depots throughout Colorado taken by Tivis Wilkins. The photographs date from 1966 to 1977.

The documents collected in this collection reflect the labor/union activity based in the Denver/ Boulder area from 1969-1984. There are also parts of the collection which represent national and international labor/union related activity. The collection consists mostly of correspondence, leaflets, flyers, newsletters and newspapers.

Materials related to Tolbert Riley Ingram (1876-1960), newspaper editor, composer, music publisher; founder, Tolbert R. Ingram Music Co., Denver, Colorado; including articles on Tolbert R. Ingram and the Music Company, photos and slides of sheet music published by the Ingrim Music Company, and original and copies of the majority of sheet music published by the Ingrim Music Company.

Collection of several singular copies of underground newspapers dating to 1968-1969.

Material gathered from states other than Colorado, consisting of pamphlets and flyers for the tourist industry.

The Town and Gown Club is an organization of men from the University of Colorado and Boulder, Colorado businesses who meet monthly for discussions on numerous subjects. It was begun on October 24, 1925 by Doctors George Light, E.C. Eckhardt, Lucius Reed, George Reynolds and Robert Sterling, and continues to function. The collection contains a brief history of the club and membership lists.

Schedules of tramways operating in Colorado and elsewhere.

Transcript of hearings held by the U.S. Forest Service in Grand Junction on the proposed Uncompahgre Primitive Area. Also contains some related material. SMss.

Photocopies of the railroad company's annual reports from 1873 to 1900. SMss.

Records of the UMAS (now UMAS y MEChA) student organization from its founding at the University of Colorado Boulder in 1968 to 2018.

Photocopies of correspondence of District 22 (Wyoming) of the United Mine Workers of America, January-May, 1914, dealing with working conditions and contract negotiations in Wyoming coal mines. SMss.

The United States Atomic Energy Commission, includes speeches and press releases from the Grand Junction Operation Office.

The collection contains the complete photographic record of the building of the Columbia Basin Project in Washington and the Boulder Canyon Dam (Hoover Dam) on the Arizona-Nevada border in the 1930s. Included are photographs of the sites, of the rivers, of the progress of construction, and of the surrounding area. Each photograph is numbered, dated, and captioned.

Papers consist of the Navy School of Oriental Languages History, Organization, and Administration. The history contains the detailed explanation of the origins of the JLS and the way that it was organized and run. There are three parts: the text, the appendices, and the pictures. The papers are photocopies of the originals acquired from the National Archives. Materials should be cited as held by the National Archives.

A compiled variety of images taken of a wide variety of American subjects outside of Colorado, pulled together from a variety of donors.

Please look under 'Digital Material' to download the original listing for this collection, or use the following link:

• Item listing, USA Photos collection

Microfilm copies of picture essays on conditions in Colorado mining and farming towns in the late 1930s and early 1940s.

Sub-district 6 of the larger District 38 of the United Steelworkers of America (ASWA) was responsible for organizing, and coordinating local union activities in the Western United States specifically Colorado and Wyoming. The collection consists of correspondence, negotiations, topical files, government materials, grievances as well as numerous local union files.