Photographs
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Found in 12922 Collections and/or Records:
May Company Alfred Triefus Night - 1954, 1954
This file contains photographs from the May Company Alfred Triefus Night in 1954. Alfred Triefus was an heir of the May family of the May Company. He was responsible for guiding the growth of the May Company store located in Denver, Colorado.
May Day Candidates, 1969
4 black and white prints of 1969 May Day queen candidates at the University of Denver, including a group portrait of finalists Bette Lord, Lela Scott, Karen Nelker [?], Penny Frederickson, Linda Murphy, Patti Tilden, Cheryl Barnes, Karen Sanderlin, and Randee Bloom; and individual headshot of Bette Lord. 1 set of black and white negatives with contact sheets of group and individual portraits of 1969 May Day queen candidates.
May Day Queens, 1952 May
Black and white photograph of three women in formal white dresses holding bouquets, apparently posing as May Day Queens at the University of Denver.
May Days, 1969
Images of students setting up for May Day celebrations at the University of Denver, including 2 sets of black and white negatives with contact sheets and 1 black and white print.
Maya Milenovic
Maya Milenovic performs in an unidentified dance.
Maya Milenovic
Maya Milenovic performs in an unidentified dance.
Mayehoff, Eddie
Photographs of Eddie Mayehoff, a performer with the Central City Opera
Mayer Home in Saguache, 1884
Leopold and Barbara Mayer stand by the gate in front of their home in Saguache, Colorado. Their sons Sam, Fred, and Adolph and an unidentified boy sit on horseback in the front yard around an unidentified man.
Mayerling, circa 1970
Merle Park and David Wall, both of the Royal Ballet in Great Britian, perform together in ''Mayerling.''
Mayo, Paul T.
Black and white print of a number of persons in academic regalia at the University of Denver (possibly the Mary Reed building) with the unveiling of a statue. Paul T. Mayo was an alumnus of the University of Denver and husband of Margery Reed.