Gottesfeld, Marion S., 1917-2001

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Letter from the Denver Urban Renewal Authority introducing Marion Hurwitz as a Commissioner of the Denver Urban Renewal Authority. The letter is signed by J. Robert Cameron, Executive Director, and is notarized and both corporate and notary seals are affixed in gold seal.

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Small pins with enameled ''DU'' and brass jewelry clutch for attachment.

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Small pin with enameled ''DU'' and brass accent and brass jewelry clutch for attachment.

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Small pinwith enameled DU Logo and University of Denver 1864, with brass jewelry clutch for attachment.

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Small pin with black face with brass printing: The University of Denver - Campaign, with brass jewelry clutch for attachment.

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Series 3 contains representative images of the history of the University of Denver selected by the Curators of Special Collections and Archives for prioritized cataloging and digitization.

Abstract Marion S. Gottesfeld (1917-2001) was a trustee of the University of Denver for 48 years and instrumental in fundraising and development efforts at the University. She helped found the Women's Library Association, the Center for Judaic Studies, and the Lamont Music Associates. She was also involved in a number of civic and charity organizations in Denver. Marion Gottesfeld's papers include correspondence, postcards, itineraries, travel vouchers, travel diaries, schedules, brochures, maps,...

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Series 5 contains a portrait of Marion Gottesfeld.

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Wooden 4 sided polygon base with circular brass plate ''Second Century Club - Charter Member 1966.'' Rising from that is a block of wood expanding from a straight back and ending with a curve from the lower front piece to the higher back.

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Wooden 4 sided polygon base with circular brass plate ''University of Denver - Women's Library Association.'' Rising from that is a block of wood expanding from a straight back and ending with a curve from the lower front piece to the higher back. On the front face of this riser are two brass plates: ''Second Century Club 1968'' and Second Century Club 1969.''