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Inaugural ceremony of Governer Stephen L.R. McNichols and others

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Call NumberARL4-2022-650CreatorMcCloud, Burnis, 1908-1990DateJan 13, 1959SummaryGroup photograph of Isaac Edward Moore (right), Lieutenant Governer George Brown (middle) and an unidentified individual at a podium for the inaugural ceremonies of Governer Stephen L.R. McNichols and others outisde of the Colorado State Capitol Building.Physical Description1 photographic print; 24 x 19 cm (9.5 x 7.5 in.)Born-Digital or AnalogAnalogSubjectAfrican Americans--Colorado--DenverAfrican American lawyers--Colorado--DenverMoore, Isaac Edward, 1924-2003Brown, George, 1926-2006McNichols, Stephen L.R., 1914-1997Geographic AreaDenver, Colo.CollectionPreserving Black Western LegaciesFinding Aidhttps://archives.denverlibrary.org/repositories/2/resources/70Type of MaterialBlack & white photographsPhotographic printsGroup photographsDigital Version Created FromARL4. Box 1, FF18Original Material Found in CollectionARL4. Isaac Edward Moore, Jr. papersNotesHandwritten on the back: Lt. Gov. George Brown, Attr Issac Moore [sic]. McCloud watermark on bottom right corner.

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Inaugural ceremony of Governer Stephen L.R. McNichols and others