Police

Contains a man's shirt with Denver IFA #20 embroidered on the back. The IFA is in the middle of an embroidered outline of a bare foot. The shirt is black with a gold strip at the top on the front and back of the shirt. On the label is "Kobey's Ropes Shirts, Made in Arizona, Douglas, Arizona. The shirt is 56 x 84 centimeters. The International Footprint Association is a group that supports the police in their communities.

Series contains 5 scanned pages of newspaper clippings related to the murder of Detective George G. Klein in 1919.

Box contains a framed certificate recognizing George Klein, dedication event flier, and Denver Police Museum coin.

The images in this folder were taken by Jeanne Abrams at the memorial for George Klein that happened on Tuesday, August 29, 2023.

Roth was a Special Deputy Sheriff in Pueblo County.

This is an image of Harry Bernstein with his police unit. He can be seen standing second from the right, in the second row. He made detective at some point after this picture.

Collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings, and programs related to the Roth and Ambrose families from 1890 through 1966.

Joseph (Joe) Reilly, a retired Denver policeman, discusses his childhood and first job working at Gates Rubber Company in Denver. Reflects on his 28 career as a policeman in Denver, including Denver Police training in the 1920s, prohibition, police corruption, and the condition of prisons and jails. Reilly discusses the changes in the way that police officers are treated in the community, the evolution of police tools, and changes in training.

Letter from Denver Police Chief to Dean of Students at DU complimenting DU on the order maintained during the Woodstock West demonstrations.

The collection contains digital copies of a portrait photograph of George G. Klein, two photographs of grave, and newspaper articles about the murder of police detective George Klein in 1919.