Notebooks

A black leather notebook with six metal rings inside having an appearance of an address book, but used as a way to categorize symptoms and medical treatments. The back cover has flap and several medical charts and treatments are inside. There is a handwritten label inside: ''A.L. Esserman; 1595 Gilpin; Denver, COLO.'' Dr. Arthur L. Esserman (born 1898) was an intern at Children's Hospital in Denver, Colorado from 1924 to 1926 and practiced pediatric medicine in Denver from 1926 to 1952.

The book contains outlines for course lectures on mathematics.

Program binder for Living Well Through Communty program. Manual for a twelve week health and fitness program which provides nutrition information, recipes and excersises.

Collection contains the records of the non-traditional New College program at the University of Denver.

Item is a notebook labled "Harmony" with pages and also additional loose pages.

Howe's notes on the Saegmuller telescope that includes his 1890 trip to see buildings and instruments and the 1894 trip to get the telescope.

Peggy Feldman's address book. The address book contains contact information for the Feldman's friends and family. There are also a number of pieces of correspondence and some newspaper clippings.

Peggy Feldman's address book. The address book is from before she and Burton Feldman had gotten married. The book contains contact information for friends, family, and some businesses.

Peggy Feldman's 1989 appointment book. The book is comprised mostly of dated pages recording Feldman's day to day appointments. Much of the writing is in the style of journal entries, and there are some loose pages, correspondence, and photos tucked into the book.

Peggy Feldman's 1979 appointment book and diary. The book is mostly devoted to journal-like entries. There are also cards, letters, and newspaper clippings interspersed throughout the pages. Of note, there is a tribute to Wolfgang Yourgrau written by Peggy to commemorate his death.