Two men stand at the first aid station during the Silver Skis race on Mount Rainier. Both men are wearing caps with earflaps, and anoraks. The man on the left is leaning on a ski pole. The station is located at a rock outcropping marked by a...
Ski racing--Washington (State)--Mount Rainier--1940-1950.; Rainier, Mount (Wash.)--1940-1950.; Skiing--Washington (State)--Mount Rainier--1940-1950.; Soldiers--Washington (State)--Mount Rainier--1940-1950.; United States. Army. Mountain Infantry...
The photograph is of an engraving of Harry V. Kepner's bust for whom Kepner Junior High School is named. The engraving gives details of Harry Kepner's career in Denver Public Schools. It reads "In appreciation for his enduring service to youth....
Kepner Junior High School (Denver, Colo.); Schools--Colorado--Denver.; Denver Public Schools--Archives.; Public schools--Colorado--Denver.
A photograph of the door to the auditorium of Merril Junior High School. There is a Colorado state flag to the left of the exit door and above the door is a clock. The time reads 4:31.
Merrill Junior High School (Denver, Colo.); Schools--Colorado--Denver.; Denver Public Schools--Archives.; Public schools--Colorado--Denver.
Reproduction of several versions of a newsletter produced by Grace Methodist Church in Denver, Colorado. Dates included in the newsletter are: October 10 1878, March 9 1889 and March 14 1943.
Walker Anderson 1866-1904
Construction Man
Came to Denver in 1880 to learn the brick laying trade; helped construct the old Denver Court Housem State Capitol, Daniels and Fisher building, Mining Exchange, Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs, and the...
Odell C. Barry October 10, 1941
Politician and Businessman
Mayor, Northglenn Colorado 1980-1982; Northglenn City Councilman, Ward II 1971-1979; Denver Bronco. Odell C. Barry's accomplishments throughout Northglenn and the State of Colorado are...
George L. Brown, Jr.
Lieutenant - Governor of Colorado
World War II pilot; staff writer and night city editor, Denver Post, 1950-1964; first black senator in the Colorado Legislature, 1956-1974; director of Denver Urban Coalition, 1969-1974;...
Gilbert Cruter
School Administrator
First male black teacher in Denver Public Schools; U.S. Department of State, Goodwill Ambassador to West Africa, 1955; U.S. Cultural Affairs Officer to Eastern Nigeria, 1961-1963; Congressional Liaison Officer...
Honorable James C. Flanigan
Colorado's First Black Judge
Appointed as Denver deputy district attorney, 1949; municipal court judge, 1957; district court judge, 1965; faculty member of National College of State Judiciary, 1974; presiding judge,...
Major Oleta Lawanda Crain
First African American Woman to enter the military from the State of Colorado (1942). Entering as a private and retiring 20 years later as a Major.
Crain joined the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington D.C. as a...
Elva Jones Dulan, R.N.
Counselor for Black Students, Loretto Heights College
One of the first 18 black nurses serving in Baltimore City Hospitals; one of the first 24 black nurses to enter the Army Nurses Corps, 1941; transferred to Fitzsimons...
Rachel B. Noel
Assistant Professor of Sociology, Metropolitan State College
Member of the national board of directors, Girl Scouts of America; National Teachers Examination Board; vice-president, Denver Area Council of Churches; member of Board of...
Juanita Ross Gray 1916-1987
Civic Leader
Former Denver Public Library employee from 1971-1977. she established a comprehensive outreach program promoting the library. Her community and civic involvement in Denver spans nearly forty years from...
Claudia J. Jordan
First African American County Court Judge in the State of Colorado
Jordan was the first African American hired as a Research Assistant for the Legislative Council in Colorado. In 1980 she received her law degree from the...
Jessie Whaley Maxwell
Educator
Mrs. Maxwell was the first African-American principal in the State of Colorado and in the Denver Public Schools. She served as teacher and later principal at Whittier Elementary School in 19792.???????? Mrs. Maxwell...
Wendell T. Liggins
Minister
Pastor of Zion Baptist Church since October 1941. Served as Chaplain for both the House of Representative and Senate for the state of Colorado. First Black appointed to the Regional Transportation District (RTD) and...
Jacqueline G. Peterson-Hall 1956
Real Estate Developer
The first African-American female in the State of Colorado to develop a 7 million dollar housing/mixed use project. Mrs. Peterson-Hall is the CEO/President of Eldercare 2000 Inc. and founder...
Arie Parks Taylor
March 27, 1927-September 27, 2003
Politician and Businesswoman, State Representative, Colorado House of Representatives
"The "Fierce Black Woman from Colorado." Arie Parks Taylor's accomplishments are numerous and well known...
Cleo Parker Robinson 1948-
Artistic Director of Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble
Cleo Parker Robinson is the Artistic Director of the only multi-cultural dance arts organization of its kind in this region. The organization has received the...
Paul Wilbert Stewart
Museum Curator
Denver resident; one of the few black museum curators in the nation. Paul was one of the first to present an exhibit depicting the contributions of black pioneers in the early settlement of the state of...
Victoria "Vikki" Denise Buckley 1949-1999
Colorado Secretary of State
First African-American female and Republican elected to a Colorado statewide constitutional office (November, '94). Mrs. Buckley was the highest ranking female African-American...
Gregory Kellam Scott
1st Black Colorado Supreme Court Judge
The first Black member in the 116 year history of the Colorado Supreme Court. He was sworn in on January 15, 1993, (the birthday of the late great Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) Governor...
Wilma J. Webb
First Lady of Denver - Colorado State Representative
First Lady of Denver since 1991. Colorado State Representative since 1980. First minority woman member of the state's powerful Joint Budget Committee, she has ensured that vital...
Historic preservation--Colorado--Denver.; Historic buildings--Colorado--Denver.; Architecture--Colorado--Denver--History.; Capitols--United States.; Public buildings--United States.
Photographic reproduction of the Colorado State Capitol under construction.
Historic preservation--Colorado--Denver.; Historic buildings--Colorado--Denver.; Architecture--Colorado--Denver--History.; Capitols--United States.; Public buildings--United States.
Historic preservation--Colorado--Denver.; Historic buildings--Colorado--Denver.; Architecture--Colorado--Denver--History.; Capitols--United States.; Public buildings--United States.
Historic preservation--Colorado--Denver.; Historic buildings--Colorado--Denver.; Architecture--Colorado--Denver--History.; Capitols--United States.; Public buildings--United States.
Historic preservation--Colorado--Denver.; Historic buildings--Colorado--Denver.; Architecture--Colorado--Denver--History.; Capitols--United States.; Public buildings--United States.
Panoramic b&w photograph of city of Denver taken from Cheesman Park/Botanic Gardens. State Capitol building visible in background. Cemeteries visible in foreground.
The election was held August 19, 1861. Data was taken from Poll Books Volumes 1, 2 and 3. These books area also on microfilm at the Colorado State Archives, 1313 Sherman St. Room 120, Denver, Colorado 80203.