Denver (Colo.)
Found in 55526 Collections and/or Records:
Fried Sisters, circa 1905
Photocopies of studio portraits of the three Fried sisters in a frame. Left to right are Bertha, Mary, and Sally Fried.
Fried's Gift Shop, between 1920-1929
Mary Fried, Bertha Fried, and Eugene Fried standing in Fried's Gift Shop with two unidentified women. Fried's Picture Frame Factory was the first framing store in Denver and later became an art and gift shop.
Fried's Gift Shop, between 1920-1930
Eugene Fried and Mary Fried stand in the Fried Gift Shop with unidentified women customers. Fried's Picture Frame Factory was the first framing store in Denver and later became an art and gift shop.
Fried's Gift Shop, circa 1935
Exterior view of the front of Fried's Gift Shop. Fried's Picture Frame Factory was the first framing store in Denver and later became an art and gift shop.
Fried's Gift Shop, circa 1940
Bertha Fried Kleiner and Mary Fried stand in Fried's Gift Shop. Fried's Picture Frame Factory was the first framing store in Denver and later became an art and gift shop.
Friends of Ray David at a Party, between 1890-1920
A group of unidentified men and women and a young boy pose together in a doorway. All are dressed in fancy clothing and the women hold roses.
Friends Syma Hayutin, Helen Fisher, and Vivienne Sigman, between 1940-1949
Left to right Syma Hayutin, Helen Fisher, and Vivienne Sigman walk together down a sidewalk all holding books.
From Cotopaxi to Denver: Immigrant Jewish Farmers Become American Urban Community Leaders, 2010
History of the ill-fated Cotopaxi Colony of Jewish immigrants in Colorado. Brief biographies of the families involved and their contribution to Denver and Colorado after they left the colony.
From Inspiration Point, 1922 July 26
Panoramic view of the city of Denver, Colorado taken from Inspiration Point.