Business correspondence
Found in 41 Collections and/or Records:
Miscellaneous Family Papers, 1947-2004
File includes various identification and membership cards, correspondence relating to Gerald’s employment with the IRS, insurance policy information and volunteer awards presented to Evelyn Himelgrin from the Denver Democrats and Planned Parenthood.
Mrs. Lyle Burns Steever Papers
The Mrs. Lyle Burns Steever Papers consist of letters to Mrs. Steever from various government officials regarding Civil Service employment. The papers also contain letters and cards unrelated to employment.
National Council of Jewish Women, 1950-1967
Series includes (4) file folders include: by-laws of National Conference of Jewish Women; speeches, notes, board meeting agenda re: NCJW; NCJW misc. correspondence; NCJW Newsletter; (1) notebook re: Angel Week 1966 and 1967. Most materials date betweem 1954-1956 when Mary Jacobs was president.
National Endowment Proposal, 1970
Proposal for creating a film on Mexican-American conributions to Colorado culture.
National Trust for Historic Preservation, 2009
Correspondence with the National Trust for Historic Foundation and grant final report.
Property Agreement Correspondence, 2002-2011
Correspondence and memorandums regarding the lease between the Foundation and AMC, later with Rocky Mountain School of Art and Design.
RMCAD - Student Art Work, 2003-2007
Correspondence and press release for RMCAD student contest for designing logo for the foundation.
Summit Grain & Coal Company Ledger
The Summit Grain & Coal Company ledger contains entries covering transactions of the company from 1917 to 1953. It also contains financial information, stock ownership and dividends of Herbert L. Wierman (1890-1968), his wife, Janet D. Wierman (n.d.) and his daughter, Janet Margery Wierman. (1929-1997)
William R. Lejee Copy Books
The William R. Lejee Copy Books are copies of letters written by Mr. Lejee (1811-1894) in his capacity as a member of the firm Wetmore & Co. while living in Macao between 1841 and 1850. There are six copy books of handwritten letters.