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Woodworth's Shorthand College, ca. 1915. In this photo: Olive Edith Kullgren

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Title	Woodworth's Shorthand College, ca. 1915. In this photo: Olive Edith Kullgren
Date	circa 1915
Summary	My grandmother, Olive Edith Kullgren (1897-1986), attended Woodworth's Shorthand College & Night School in Denver. By 1915 she was advertising her stenography services: the 1915 Corbett & Ballenger's 43rd Annual Denver City Directory lists Miss Olive Kullgren of 3435 Shoshone Street as a stenographer, under the heading "Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stenotypy, Touch Typing." The 1920 census states that she was working as a stenographer at a Denver creamery. Olive's parents, owners of Kullgren House, had recently moved to Denver from Lafayette, CO. In Denver they lived at 3435 Shoshone.
Donor	redshoes
Reproduction Available for purchase	No