Buchtel, Henry Augustus, 1847-1924
Biography
Henry Augustus Buchtel served as Chancellor of the University of Denver from 1899 to 1920. He resigned in 1920 after suffering a stroke, and died 1924 October 22.
Citation:
NUCMC data from Colo. Hist. Soc. for His Papers, 1868-1974 (Henry Augustus Buchtel, 1847-1924; Methodist minister, in Denver, Colo.; gov. of Colo., 1907-1909)Citation:
Inauguration of Robert D. Coombe ... 2006 : p. 14 (Chancellors of the University of Denver, [3rd] Henry Augustus Buchtel, 1899-1920.Citation:
Findagrave, accessed 2018 April 3 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7249153/henry-augustus-buchtelFound in 205 Collections and/or Records:
Objects
Series 5 consists of a silver bowl and vase that were awarded to the Buchtels by the University.
Olive Odom letter to Chancellor Buchtel, 1918 April 22
Handwritten letter from Mrs. Olive E. Odom to Chancellor Buchtel. Odom transcribed and sent Buchtel several letters from her husband, Lieut. E. E. Odom, detailing his experiences in training camp and on the front in France during World War I.
''P-Q'' Correspondence, 1900 January-September
''P-Q'' Correspondence, 1900 October-1901 March
''P-Q'' Correspondence, 1901 April-November
''P-Q'' Correspondence, 1901 November-1902 June
''P-Q'' Correspondence, 1902 October-1903 June
Personal and Family Materials, 1888-1924
Series 4 contains personal materials such as day books, address books, a baby book, family information, memorial programs and newspaper clippings.
Photograph of Group on the way to the Science Hall Groundbreaking, 1911 November 15
Black and white framed photographic print of group of men in a field, headed to the groundbreaking of the Science Hall. Inscription on the photograph identifies 8 men, including: Professor H.D. Engle, Ph.D., Rev. D.D. Forsyth, D.D., Professor H.E. Russell, A.M., Rev. C.B. Wilcox, D.D., Earle H. Warner, Lynn Steele, The Chancellor (Henry Buchtel), and Willam F. Duncan.
Photograph of Group on the way to the Science Hall Groundbreaking, 1911 November 15
Contains black and white framed photographic print of group of men in a field, headed to the groundbreaking of the Science Hall.