Bohemian and cedar waxwings. [ca. 1910]

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Bohemian and cedar waxwings. [ca. 1910]

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This envelope contains a colored glass lantern slide showing two mounted waxwings. The label beneath the name of the bohemian waxwing states "Boulder, Colo. 1905 L.C. Bragg. Winter visitor in Colo. Erratic in its movements." The label underneath the cedar waxwing reads "Wisconsin. H.F. Watts. Not common in Colo."

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University of Colorado, Boulder. Bureau of Visual Instruction

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Macky Auditorium, built through a gift of some $300,000 from the estate of Boulder businessman Andrew J. Macky received in 1907, was finally completed in 1922. The auditorium contained 2,500 theater-style seats; the building also contained administrative offices for the university. From the description of Macky Auditorium (University of Colorado, Boulder) lantern slides undated. [undated] (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427288341 The book Colorado and Its Peopl...

Watts, Hugh F., 1870-1946,

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Hugh Fraser Watts was born in Wisconsin in 1870. He and his mother moved to the Boulder, Colorado, area in 1897 for health reasons. An assayer and a chemist, he married Claribel Austin in 1898 and died in Boulder in 1946. He was the father of Nina A. Watts. From the description of Hugh F. Watts collection [1890]-[1909]. ca. 1890-1909. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427272150 Hugh F. Watts came to Boulder in 1897, and the following year married Claribel H. Aust...

Bragg, L. C.

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