Printed materials [ca. 1930]-[1959].

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Printed materials [ca. 1930]-[1959].

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This folder contains several promotional brochures, a post card, and descriptions of the Alps Lodge in Boulder Canyon, Colo. The Lodge was composed of a number of separate buildings, (in 1990) 1.9 miles up Boulder Canyon from the Boulder City limits.

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Loyal Order of Moose. Boulder Lodge No. 528 (Boulder, Colo.)

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Bair, Cora E.

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Peterson, Paul M., Major

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Rubright, J. C.

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Elks (Fraternal order). Boulder Lodge No. 566 (Boulder, Colo.)

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Alps Lodge (Boulder Canyon, Colo.)

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The 1911 Boulder City Directory (p. 22, 134), lists The Alps, John W. Ripley (wife Mary), proprietor, Madie E. and Martha C. Ripley, residents, 4 miles (p. 22 says 3 miles) up Boulder Canyon. The Alps Lodge, Box 187, Magnolia Star rural route, is listed in the 1923 (p. 244) and 1926 (p. 244) Boulder County directories. It was later a meeting place for the Elks, and subsequently the Moose, clubs. From the description of Printed materials [ca. 1930]-[1959]. (Boulder Public Library). Wo...