Denver (Colo.)
Found in 55527 Collections and/or Records:
Woodstock West Contact Sheet, 1970 May 10
The contact sheet depicts unidentified individuals participating in woodstock, affiliated with the University of Denver, on 5-10-70.
Woodstock West: DU's Response to the Student Revolt, 1970 June 5
Paper written for Comparative Revolutions class by Julie Callahan.
Woodstock West: Five Days of Freedom, 1970
Woodstock West: Five Days of Freedom. A photographic documentary of events from May 8th, 1970 to May 13th, 1970. Published by the Matchless Publishing Company. Photography by Terry Datz.
Woodstock West Pamphlet, 1970
Pamphlet distributed during Woodstock West by students, composed of assorted illustrations, poems, editorials and other writings from the movement.
Woodstock White Paper, 1970 May 13
Woodstock White Paper calling on participants in Woodstock West to help replant grass and generally make the original Woodstock site beautiful.
Wool Prayer Shawl
A prayer shawl (tallis - Ashkenazic pronunciation, tallit - Sephardic pronunciation) made from wool with black heavy cotton or wool woven stripes. The lower sides have tzitzit (fringe). All four corners have a 3 1/2 in. x 3 1/2 in.square with a hole in the center from which the tzizit hang. There is an embroidered strip on the garment.
Wool Prayer Shawl
A prayer shawl (tallis - Ashkenazic pronunciation, tallit - Sephardic pronunciation) made from wool with black cotton or wool woven stripes. The lower sides have tzitzit (fringe). All four corners have a 3 1/2 in. x 3 1/2 in. square with a hole in the center from which the tzizit hang. This prayer shawl has a piece of cloth sewn onto a portion of the wool, probably to mitigate wear and moth damage
Wool Prayer Shawl
A prayer shawl (tallis - Ashkenazic pronunciation, tallit - Sephardic pronunciation) made from a light-weight wool with ivory silk and black cotton or wool woven stripes. The sides have tzitzit (fringe). All four corners have a 3 1/2 in. x 3 1/2 in.square of silk jacquard with a hole in the center from which the tzizit hang. There is an embroidered strip on the garment.
Workers in an Unknown Business, between 1970-1990
Workers at an unknown business. The business appears to be related to publishing or bookbinding. The slide was used as part of the ''To Breathe Free'' slide show presented by RMJHS.
Workshop of Jewish Family and Children's Service, 1967
Mayor Currigan and John Kamlet at a Workshop of Jewish Family and Children's Services in Denver, Colorado. Tillye Levy and a representative of the United Way can be seen in the background.