Denver (Colo.)
Found in 55351 Collections and/or Records:
Lou Tobin, January 24, 1941
Photograph shows Lou Tobin standing in the living room of a house in his pharmacist uniform. Written on the back is "Lou". Stamped on the back is "Jan 24 1941, Bri-Tone Prints Trade Mark Reg. Denver", and "Howard Zeppelin 5295 E Nassau Cir., Englewood, CO 80110". Photograph is in black and white.
Lou Tobin and anti-Seattle Seahwaks Bird Mascot
Photograph shows Lou Tobin posing with a person wearing a bird costume. The person wearing the costume is also wearing a shirt with an anti- Seattle Seahawks logo on it. The shirt is likely referencing the football rivalry between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks. The costume looks like a chicken mascot. Photograph is in color.
Lou Tobin and friend in Tobin's Pharmacy, January 24, 1941
Photograph shows Lou Tobin an an unidentified man standing behind the soda fountain in Tobin's Pharmacy. Stamped on the back is "Jan 24 1941, Bri-Tone Prints Trade Mark Reg. Denver". Photograph is in black and white. Discoloration/distortion over part of photograph.
Lou Tobin, childhood portrait
Photograph shows a young Lou Tobin wearing a suit, posing for a portrait. Written on the back is "Lou". Photograph is in sepia, or a faded black and white.
Lou Tobin in Pharmacy
Photograph Lou Tobin standing in his pharmacy. He is smiling, standing behind the counter. No markins are on the front or back of the photograph. Photograph is in black and white.
Lou Tobin standing in Tobin's, April 3, 1941
Photograph shows Lou Tobin standing behind a counter in Tobin's Pharmacy. He is standing behind a large display of nuts for sale. Written on the back is "1. Denver, CO 4/3/41; 2. 39 1/2 # tins, 36 cashews on display; 3. Tobin Drug, Mr. Tobin, 3738 W. Colfax Denver, Colorado; 4. Arnold Parker". Photograph is in black and white.
Louis A. Pollack , 1956
Mrs. Pollack was president of the Jewish Family and Children's Service, on the board of the Denver Area Community Chest, vice president of the Visiting Nurse Association, and on the state advisory committee on planning for the aged. She believed that peace in the world is up to women.
Louis and Leah Supperstein with Dr. Lee Briskman, between 1920-1930
Louis and Leah Supperstein and Dr. Lee Briskman pose together in a dining room.
Louis and Pauline Heller, 1948
Louis and Pauline Heller pose together for a casual photograph at an event.
Louis and Pauline Heller, 1903
Formal portrait of Louis and Pauline Heller as a young couple wearing hats and coats.