Estes Park (Colo.)

Abstract 38 black and white prints, mostly undated, of University of Denver Chancellor Chester Alter. Images include Alter with Morrison and John Shafroth; with Dr. Moore, Charlotte Lang, and international students; in front of Mary Reed building; with Air ROTC professor Shayler; with Francis VanDerbur; with a map of worldwide activities of DU; with an international student pointing out his home country on a globe; with Quigg Newton; with Charlotte Fowler Fraser and Martha Kimball; giving a speech at...

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Silent color film depicting scenes from around Colorado, including Estes Park, Black Hawk, Central City, and Rocky Mountain National Park.

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This folder contains a receipt and paper bag from Ben Frumess Pioneer Gift Shop in Estes Park, CO. The shop was owned by Harry A. Frumess and Doris Frumess.

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The box contains photographs of Hillel Academy students, staff, and rabbis at Estes Park; a photograph of Morris Hagler, first president of Hillel Academy; and architectual drawings of the synagogue at Conejos and Stuart. The architectual firm was Crowther and Marshall Designers.

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Color silent film depicts vacation footage with people at a swimming pool, scenes from Colorado-Wyoming Restaurant Association outing, Estes Park, and Buckhorn Lodge.

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Silent color film depicting scenes from around Estes Park and Colorado Springs, Colorado, including the Garden of the Gods.

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Exterior of the Pioneer Gift Shop in Estes Park, Colorado. The shop was owned by Harry A. Frumess and Doris Frumess. An unidentified man is taking down the previous owner's sign.

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Five individuals pose in front of a car in Estes Park, Colorado.

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Dr. Howard McIlrath reflects on his time in Colorado, particularly spending summers in the Rocky Mountains. Reflects on working at the YMCA and the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, eventually managing the hotel for three years. Describes the people, landscapes, and business of Estes in the 1920s and 1930s and reflects on the changes to Estes.

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Five members of the Judd family stand beside a car in front of a log lodge in Estes Park. Left to right are Henri holding baby Arleen, Mary, Zelda, and their mother.