Colorado
Found in 60903 Collections and/or Records:
Tony Allard, between 1979-2001
Tony Allard performs Roger Shimomura's 'Campfire Diary' in the Colorado Dance Festival at the Space For Dance in Colorado.
Tony Gault Final, 2008 April 23
Tony Gault, DU professor in mass communications and journalism studies. Gault has quietly become an internationally recognized film maker who has been at the forefront of experimental short film making for the past decade. He's won numerous awards in many prestigious film festivals.
Tony Gault Final, 2008 April 23
Tony Gault, DU professor in mass communications and journalism studies. Gault has quietly become an internationally recognized film maker who has been at the forefront of experimental short film making for the past decade. He's won numerous awards in many prestigious film festivals.
Tony Shearer for Colorado Reflections
Tony Shearer discusses his experience as a poet, writer, and musician, born in Manitou Springs. Mentions his Native American and Celtic heritage. Shearer reflects on what inspires him as an artist, discusses his travels around the world, and discusses the spirituality of nature and the importance of communing with nature. With poetic language, Shearer describes Charm Springs, a small spring near Manitou and discusses the future of Native Americans in the United States.
Top of McFarlane Memorial
Black and white photograph ofthe McFarlane Memorial located next to the Cour D'Alene Mine in Central City, CO. Memorial reads: ' 1949, Ida Kruse McFarlane, - He who leaves work well done is with us still-'
Top of McFarlane Memorial
Black and white photograph ofthe McFarlane Memorial located next to the Cour D'Alene Mine in Central City, CO. Memorial reads: ' 1949, Ida Kruse McFarlane, - He who leaves work well done is with us still-'
Top of McFarlane Memorial
Black and white photograph ofthe McFarlane Memorial located next to the Cour D'Alene Mine in Central City, CO. Memorial reads: ' 1949, Ida Kruse McFarlane, - He who leaves work well done is with us still-'
Torah Celebration, between 1930-1940
A large group of men and boys stand in a synagogue around a table holding a Torah and Torah cover for an unknown celebration focused on the Torah.
Torah Crowns, 1945
KeterTorah (Crowns of Torah) with 14 bells each and ''In memory of patients at the sanitarium'' in Yiddish etched on the crown. At the top is an eagle atop a crown with eight bells. There are four bells at two additional levels hanging from zoomorphic animals. The Torah is associated with crowns to emphasize the respect due to it, as if it were royalty. The bells to announce that the Torah scroll is being taken out of or returned to the Holy Ark.
Torah Dedication at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, 1938 May 23
Torah Dedication at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society (JCRS). The JCRS was a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients that was founded in 1904 by a group of immigrant Jewish workingmen along with the support of several leading physicians and rabbis in Denver, Colorado. It was located on West Colfax Avenue just outside Denver.