Maps

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This folder contains profile summaries of city council members, maps of the areas that they represent, and floor plans of buildings.

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This folder contains budgetary adjustments to the costs involved in the building of the Chambers Center.

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This folder contains zoning strategies, drafts, and outlines of methods for working with the city to reconcile issues pertaining to the construction of the Chambers Center.

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This folder contains documents pertaining to the need to develop new parking implementations to deal with the traffic that would be created by the construction of the Chambers Center.

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This folder contains a draft of a ''Parking and Traffic Study''.

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This folder contains documents pertaining to the purchasing of homes on High Street by the University of Denver for the purposes of getting the property to build the Chambers Center.

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This folder contains documents pertaining to the construction of the Chambers Center at the Asbury and High Street site. The folder contains floor plans and construction blueprints.

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Dr. Loring Abeyta's papers include her research and Dr. Dewind's research (her PhD mentor and advisor) on the relations between mining and agricultural laborers, usually from the native population, and the government in Peru in the early to mid twentieth century.

Abstract Black and white print of a map of the University Park Campus of the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado, covering an area from Campus Avenue (now High Street) on the west to Colorado Boulevard on the east and from Harvard Avenue (now Jewell Avenue) on the north to Iliff Avenue on the south. The map includes a key showing Bishop Warren's residence and various parks. Handwritten text which appears on the map reads ''[illegible] map 1892.'' Drawings of the Girls College, University Hall,...

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Map of the United States drawn on cardboard indicates the locality by state and country and the numbers of patients treated since the opening of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society in Denver, Colorado from September 8, 1904 to October 1, 1937. The sanatorium treated 7502 patients by 1937. Map includes patients from Canada and Panama.