Harris, Harry M., 1874-1945

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Devastation from the 1923 flood in Denver, Colorado at Harry Harris Coal and Wood Company, 309 Lawrence street, Denver, Colorado.

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Contains two autograph books: "Harry Harris' Autograph Book Leaving the Cleveland Orphange 1888-1889" and "Miriam Harris Goldberg's Autograph book 1928-1929 (Miriam was 12 and 13 years old)."

Abstract A group of early Jewish residents of Cripple Creek, Colorado, gathered for a social outing in the 1890s. The following are pictured: Sarah Sticker, Mrs. Gus Mautner, Mrs. L. Cohen, Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. Max Guldman, Clara Kolm, Dick Cohen, Paula Heller, Anna Segal, Regina Roth, Sadie Levy, May Garrett, Gertie Garrett, Mrs. L. Koretz, Sadie Schradsky, Nathan Segal, Ellis Rosenberg, Louis Koretz, Max Guldman, Morris Cohen, Harry Harris, Joe Cohen, Gus Mautner, Sol Segal, H. Garrett, L....

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File contains one envelope with "Harry Harris Coal & Wood Co. 2121 16th St., Denver, COLO." printed on it in green, as well as "Wadge or Pinnacle Coal" with a logo picture.

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Formal portrait of Harry M. Harris. Harris was a president of Jewish Family and Children's Services of Denver.

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Formal portrait of Harry M. Harris. Harris was a president of Jewish Family and Children's Services of Denver.

Abstract Miriam Harris Goldberg was born May 18, 1916, in Chicago to Harry and Minnie Harris. Harry Harris was the postmaster in Cripple Creek in the 1890s. The couple later moved to Denver where Harry Harris operated a coal company. Miriam graduated from East High school in Denver. On Feb. 12, 1936, Miriam Harris married Max Goldberg in Denver at the BMH Synagouge. Max Goldberg was an advertising man, pioneering television personality, political affairs expert, and publisher of the Intermountain...

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Formal studio portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris in Cripple Creek, Colorado. On left Harry Harris sits in a chair wearing a suit and bow tie. On right Mrs. Harris stands behind a chair resting her hands on the arms and wears a short sleeved dress with lace overlay.

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Brief biographies of Jewish men and women who grew up in small communities in Colorado. Contains historical photographs and interviews with people describing their childhoods.