Hygiene School group : from the Shriber collection of lantern slides. [ca. 1915]

School district no. 21 (Boulder County, Colo.)

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Shriber, Joseph H., ca. 1866-1953.

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Primos Mill was the largest tungsten mill in the world during World War I. Foundations of the mill were still visible in 1993 on the west side of Peak to Peak Highway near where it intersects with Boulder County 124E. Shriber may have used this side to promote Boulder County. Shriber was the Superintendent of Schools in Boulder from 1909-1915. According to "The History of Education in Boulder County, Colorado" by Ottway C. Zingg (BHS 328-59-4), Shriber received state-wide recognition for working...

Goss School (Boulder County, Colo.)

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Boughn, Charles,

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Wegman-French, Mort,

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Tangen, Ed, 1873-1951

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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. From the description of The Alps : close-up photograph, 1926. 1926. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427278825 NOTE: City directory lists Emma, E...

Hygiene School (Hygiene, Colo.)

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