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Science and research. Mineral prospecting. Speed in metallurgical analysis, to match the rapidity with which the nation arms itself, is possible through use of the spectrograph, a marvelous new machine used for study of materials through measurements of the arc of light they emit when heated. The aluminum and magnesium industries, steel companies and foundries use it for quick study of metals. Mines use it for exploration. The spectrograph will yield an analysis of seven elements in fifteen minutes determination, which would require up to four hours by old chemical methods. Three students in defense training courses at a famous mining-engineering school listen as an instructor shows them how the machine operates. Golden, Colorado. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives. Creator(s): Feininger, Andreas, 1906-1999, photographer
Related Names:
United States. Office of War Information.
Date Created/Published: 1942 Nov.
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Girls' Dormitory, N. E. corner, North Cascade Ave. and Columbia St.
Date: [1882-1884]
Columbian Club (1882 women's dormitory), North Cascade Avenue and Columbia Street, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado, a frame spindle-style Victorian with covered porches, a bay window, gables, and bracketed eaves.
Title hand-written on back of photoprint, with: "burned 1:30 - 2:25 A. M. Jan. 2, 1884"
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AdAmAn Club
Credit: Denver Public Library Special Collections
Date :1935 December 31
Summary: The AdAmAn Club and press crew ready for the annual New Year's Eve climb of Pikes Peak, in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. Shows burros, gear, some with lettering: "NBC." Shows a frame house with gingerbread, dormers, bays, a porch/balcony, and sign: "Rooms and Meals." Western History and Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library.
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Ophir school, Emma Anderson Kullhem, teacher
Date: 1914-1915?
Donor: Mrs. Wayne Rice.
Emma Anderson Kullhem poses at the Ophir School, in Ophir, San Miguel County, Colorado. The schoolhouse has gable imbrication, a belltower, and sign: "Ophir School erected 1896."
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Ames
Creator: Collier, Joseph
Date: [1875-1900?]
Pack burros are gathered in front of the Sample Room and the Cabinet Saloon in Ames, a mining community near the Ophir Loop in San Miguel County, Colorado. Two men on horseback lead the group of burros. Men and a woman stand on the sidewalk in front of the businesses; a woman stands in a second-story window. A team of horses pulls a wagon with two men sitting on the buckboard; a ridge of mountains is in the distance.
Denver Public Library Special Collections
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Binson's blacksmith shop
Creator: Jessen, Kenneth.
Date: [1980-1987]
Binson's blacksmith shop in Berthoud, Colorado, (Larimer County) is a one-story masonry building with flat roof, rectangular windows with lintels, quions, and a voussior arch over the entry door. A small sign in front of it reads "1893," its date of construction. Weeds grow around the foundation of the building.
Digital Version Created From: Kenneth Jessen 5/26/87 trade, 2342 Helena Ct., Loveland, Colorado, 80537.
Notes: Hand-written on back of photoprint: Binson's blacksmith shop on Mountain Avenue in Berthoud prior to restoration and conversion to the Little Thompson Valley Pioneer Museum. This structure was built in 1893. Title hand-written on back of photoprint.
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Ophir, station
Creator Bachman, Al
Date: 1964
Abandoned Rio Grande Southern railroad station in Ophir (San Miguel County), Colorado. The wooden building has a tin roof and boarded-up bay window. The abandoned Oilton Club Saloon is nearby. The building has a gabled roof and a dormer with a salt box gable and a covered porch.
Format of Original Material: 1 slide : Kodachrome
Title penciled on slide mount. Denver Public Library Special Collections.
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Castlewood Dam
History Colorado, Buckwalter collection ; no. 922
Creator(s): Buckwalter, Harry H.
Men stand on the top of Castlewood Dam on Cherry Creek in Douglas County, Colorado.
Notes: History Colorado.; Condition: emulsion pitted on glass negative.; Title handwritten on negative envelope.
Is Part Of: History Colorado, Buckwalter collection
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Women dancers
Creator: Rhoads, Harry Mellon, 1880 or 1881-1975
Date: [1930-1940?]
Donor: Morey Engle
Original Material Found in Collection Harry M. Rhoads photograph collection
Denver Public Library Special Collections
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Presbyterian church Elbert
Date: November 1, 1899
Men, women and children pose on the front steps of the Presbyterian church in Elbert, Colorado. The church features an offset spire, a belfry, and arched-pointed window bays.
Denver Public Library Special Collections.
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Title: Jerry Dingerson & Courier flat-bed cylinder press
Creator: Wunder, Charlie, 1906-1958.
Date: [1948?]
The basement of the Georgetown Courier building in Georgetown, Colorado. Jerome (Jerry) Dingerson, in a plaid shirt, apron, and pin- striped trousers, leans over the type in the large flat-bed cylinder press; "C. Potter Jr & Co." is cast into the side of the press. The back wall is of rough stone and holds a small high window through which a house can be dimly seen.
Digital Version Created From: Don Howe, Golden, Colorado, May 3, 1982. Photographer's stamp on back. Photoprint has red stains on the back. Title hand-written in ink on back of photoprint.
Denver Public Library Special Collections.
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Denver Bears
Denver Bears
Title-Alternative: History Colorado, Buckwalter collection ; no. 1018
Creator: Buckwalter, Harry H.
Members of the Denver Bears baseball team pose outdoors at a baseball field in Denver, Colorado. They are identified as: standing: Len "Dad" Shirk, Walter Price (P) Walter Bissell, unknown, "Old Hoss" Hausen (C), Happy "Klondike" Kane (P), J. H. Vizard (OF), Jack Holland (INF & OF). Middle: Pop Eyler (P), Dakin "Dusty" Miller (OF), Tom "Tacks" Parrott (P, OF, INF), Charley Kight (P) Charles "Princeton Charlie" Reilly (3B), Charlie Zeitz (OF), W. E. "Bill" Hickey (INF), Al Hickey (C). Front: Mons "Eddie" Webster (P), Walter "Wizard" Preston (CF), Jack Sullivan, Pearl "Casey" Barnes (INF), Clarence Leisenring, Mascot, Joe Tinker (2B), and W. E. Hurry McNeeley (P & INF).
Date: [between 1890 and 1910?]
Notes: "Team owned by George Tebeau. First Denver team to be called the "Bears" Clarence Leisenring was George Tebau's nephew Joe Tinker is in the Baseball Hall of Fame," and "I. D. by Jay Sanford" handwritten on negative envelope.;
Is Part Of: History Colorado, Buckwalter collection.
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Meeker saloon
Other title: Penciled on negative : Will Wood
A saloon in Meeker (Rio Blanco County), Colorado; men pose behind the bar with mirrors, bunting, United States flags, a cash register, and a carved wood bar back. Also shows a dog, kerosene lamp, posters, and a spittoon.
Date: 1899, July 5
Attribution for the Garrison collection is uncertain, photographed by either Fred Garrison or Ola Aftinson Garrison.; History Colorado.; Title penciled on negative; on sleeve: "Saloon photo for Will Wood - Meeker" "A4.K2," and "G-420."
History Colorado, Ola Garrison collection
Garrison, Fred.; Garrison, Ola Aftinson.
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Bobby Jones with the Denver Nuggets in the late 1970s
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Perry Park
Date: 1895
Donor: Paul Harbaugh
House in Perry Park (Douglas County), Colorado. A woman plays the piano, another woman is seated in a wicker chair. Items in the room include framed pictures, lamps, and sheet music.
Original Material Found in Collection: Douglas Ellis Family Collection.
Type of Material: Collodion printing-out paper prints; Photographic prints
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