Photographers

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Marshall Brooks, photographer and Hanya Holm, modern dancer and choreographer sit together in the Brooks' backyard in Denver, Colorado. Hanya Holm (left) holds a spool of thread and Hanya Holm, while Brooks (right) runs the thread through his hands and looks towards photographer.

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Marshall Brooks (right) and Hanya Holm (left) sit together and toast in the Brooks' backyard in Denver, Colorado.

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Photograph of ballet dancers from the National Dance Company of the Bahamas.

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Series 3 contains copies of speeches given by Jack Foster over a period of almost thirty years.

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Newspapers and publications pertaining to Marshall Brooks photographs

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This folder contains an oral history waiver signed by Stan Obert and a disc with photos to be used in the highlight reel.

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Mrs. Leone Steen relates details about the University Park area of Denver, Colorado, and the changes that took place since she moved to the neighborhood in 1946. She discusses the local schools and churches, the gradual shift of her neighbors from being home owners to renters, the types of retail establishments that were located in University Park, and the recreational opportunities in the area.

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An unidentified man takes a photograph of two women, apparently a University of Denver student and her mother, at the bottom of the bleachers in University of Denver Stadium during Parents Weekend.

Abstract Robert Weinberg was born in Denver, Colorado, to David and Faye Weinberg. His aunt was Rose Weinberg, a nurse during World War II. Robert Weinberg was a photographer for more than forty years. His career first started in East St. Louis, Illinois, as a Vista Volunteer photographer. He moved to Colorado and started his own photographic business in the late 1980's. His most well known images are photographic portraits of famous people, such as, Pope John Paul II with President Bill Clinton,...

Abstract Solomon Nunez Carvalho (1815-1897) was the photographer for John C. Fremont's famous expedition to Colorado from 1853-54. Carvalho was born in Charleston, South Carolina, and was living in Baltimore, Maryland, when Fremont asked him to be the world's first expedition photographer. His journals were published as Incidents of Travel and Adventure in the Far West with Col. Fremont's Fifth Expedition, and enjoyed numerous editions. Following the treacherous expedition, Carvalho moved to Los...