Manitou Springs (Colo.)

Anna F. Hayutin, as a young woman, stands in front of a rock wall in Manitou Springs, Colorado.

Anna Hayutin leans against a ladder in front of a pueblo building. A Native American woman stands in the doorway behind her.

Anna Hayutin and an unidentified Native American woman stand on a porch holding the hands of two small Native American children.

Annie and Gertrude Miller pose with a Native American man in Manitou Springs. All are wearing feathered head dresses.

Interactive panel from the exhibit "Blazing the Trail: Denver's Jewish Pioneers." Interactive panel is sub-titled "Blazing Little Trails: Jewish Pioneer Children." Label is housed in a wooden box and visitors can turn a crank to scroll through the label text and images. The label includes topics as they relate to children: school and religious study, play time, family is everything and just cute.

Contact prints of 35 millimeter roll of film. Photographs of the Grossmans of Manitou Springs, Colorado.

Composite image of a page from The Jewish Digest with an article titled ''We'll Go a Little to the Baths'' by Ida Hurwitz and two photographs. The photograph on the left shows Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lang standing outside in front of a large building with tree trunk columns at Manitou Springs, Colorado. The photograph on the right shows six young people, two men and four women, including Susie Finer Cook posed together on a hill in Idaho Springs, Colorado.

Dora Ginsburg sits with her daughter Anna Hayutin on a boulder in Manitou Springs, Colorado.

Dr. Edwin Levy was a long time Professor of Theater at the University of Denver but retired in 1975 after a stroke after directing 89 plays and 11 operas. Levy discusses the changes in the Theater department in his 30 years at DU and speaks about the future of theater in Denver since the opening of the Denver Center for Performing Arts.

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