World War, 1939-1945
Found in 270 Collections and/or Records:
Pensive Mood, Camp Hale, Colorado, 1943 June 20
An ink on paper drawing of a reclining man wearing a hat and smoking a pipe, with inscription that the sketch was made on a Sunday morning in June 1943, titled “Pensive Mood” by the artist.
Philip Brown, 1919-1963
Phillipe Family
Frank Phillipe's great-grandfather Solomon Philippe, a saloon owner, came to Leadville in the 1800's. Gertrude Miller Phillipe and Frank Phillipe built a log cabin in Frisco. Son Robert Phillipe rescued and renovated an 1880 Denver & Rio Grande narrow-gauge railroad car and re-purposed it as his real estate office. He also restored an 1875 engine and tender.
Photograph of Painting by Phil Levine, 1945-2019
Photograph of painting of General Maurice Rose by Phil Levine.
Photographs Scrapbook, 1939 - 1943
This "folder" is a scrapbook of photographs collected by Lillian Fogel Rubin. The scrapbook has a black cover with "Photographs" embossed in black lettering with a gold leaf backing. Many of the photographs are hand labeled with dates, names, etc.
Portrait of Albert Einstein
Black and white portrait photograph of Albert Einstein. Inscription is illegible in scan.
Portrait of Vera Sears, 1952
Black and white photographic portrait of Vera Sears. Inscription on the bottom of the photograph: "[unreadable] Brooks, 1952"
Publications, 1944-1945, 2005
Series contains 1 folder with two issues of The National Jewish Monthly and a book on Morris E. Adelstein and Northwestern Engineering Company.
R. Paul Willett for Colorado Reflections
Richard Paul Willett discusses Lowry Field Players during World War II after he enlisted in the Air Force. Recalls directing theater in Denver, Colorado at the Gaslight Theater.