Perlmutter, Jordon
Biography
Jordon Perlmutter was born in 1931 to immigrant parents and died in Denver on December 7, 2015. He was a Denver builder, real estate developer, and property manager. In 1951, he founded Perl-Mack Enterprises with his cousin Sam Primack. Perl Mack introduced the concept of planned communities in Denver in Northglenn, Southglenn and Montbello. In the 1983 Perl-Mack was dissolved and Jordon and his eldest son Jay founded Perlmutter and Company. Jordon Perlmutter was a trustee of the University of Denver for 15 years. He married Essie Lou Goldberg in 1953. Both Jordon and Essie grew up on Denver's west side and both served on many boards of directors.
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Box 5, 1958-1997
Collection contains photographs, scrapbooks and photobooks, clippings, newsletters, Perlmutter Enterprise information, certificates and proclamations, memorials and scrapbooks.
Box 12, 1964-1984
Box contains two scrapbooks with clippings, advertisements, and correspondence. One scrapbook is from 1964-1968 and the other is from 1982-1984.
Box 13: Scrapbooks, 1985-1988
Box contains four files with scrapbook materials, primarily advertisements: 1. Jordan Perlmutter and Company, Murray Commercial (1985-1988). 2. JP Corporate (1986-1988). 3. JP, Bowles Crossing (1987-1988). 4. Murray Commercial (1988-1989).
Box 15: Scrapbook, Clippings, Poster, 1948-1984
Box contains two scrapbooks and loose pages with photographs, event materials, clippings, and business articles. There is also a folder with two posters, one of an enlargement of a page from West's "Rodeo" Athlete of the week article and a poster of the John F. Kennedy Peace Forest in Israel.
Box 17
Box contains photographs, proofs, and slides of construction sites and photographs of events.
Jordon and Essie Perlmutter Family Papers
Perlmutter and Bernstein Family Digitized Photographs
Series 1: Photographs and Images, c. 1920 - c. 1982
This series contains item-level records for sixteen digitized photographs. Five of the images also have their verso scanned. Photographs contain images of Bernstein and Perlmutter families.