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- A hiker sits on top of towering boulders. 1
- Charles Brown (left) and Harold Hayer with newly installed bicycle rack at the Colorado Springs Boys Club, 605 S. Tejon. St. See Gazette article on 9/4/1955, A6. Business Dern Brady Company is visible in the background. 1
- Colorado Springs business men and women and supporters of the city say hello to Good Morning America via the local ABC affiliate. The tape should be played on national T.V. sometime in the coming year. 1
- Community Chest officials are shown machinery available at the Boys Club. 1
- Exterior of Arcade Club with a sign on an arch indicating the bicycle rack out in front of the business. Copied from "Colorado City Iris" January 8, 1898, part 2, page 1. 1
- Exterior of the Cotton Club with cars in front at 27 W. Colorado. Signs on building include "Cottom Club Presents Two Lavish Shows Nightly. Dining - Dancing. Duncan's Cotton Club." Sign in window reads "Barber Shop Yes We're Open." 1
- Exterior view of Masonic Temple. Masonic symbol is over doorway. Located at 9 North Nevada Avenue. Printed on front "Front View - Masonic Temple - Colo. Springs - Colo. / Copyright 1909 by A. J. Lawton". 1
- Exterior view of the building. Identified as 30 East Platte Avenue. 1
- Exterior view of the building. Location identified as 30 East Platte Avenue. 1
- Fifteen female students pledged to Delta Gamma. 1
- Five female students pledged to Delta Gamma. 1
- From the text "Not to ride a bicycle in Denver is almost to attract attention. The streets are filled with them. The Denver Wheel Club is quite the most prominent of its kind." 1
- From the text "the first substantial institution of an athletic nature was the Denver Athletic Club." 1
- Full page halftone with five small images, including one of a buffalo and one of a mule deer. Inset images are identified as "Cheyenne Country Club," "End of the Coyote Chase" and "Town and Gown Club." 1
- Group of approximately 70 men dressed in suits [members of Lions Club] and two women stand in around a flagpole on the Worner Quad on the Colorado College campus with Cutler Hall, Ticknor Hall and Montgomery Hall visible in the background. 1
- Gymnasium of Colorado City Boys Club with pommel horse, parallel bars, and a basketball hoop. 1
- Interior of Masonic Temple with Egyptian-style columns, recessed ceiling and palms lining walls. Note on back reads "Charles E. Thomas architect. 1
- Interior of Masonic Temple with Egyptian-style columns, recessed ceiling and palms lining walls. Printed on front "Lodge Room - East, Masonic Temple - Colorado Springs. Copyright 1909." 1
- Interior of Masonic Temple with Egyptian-style columns, recessed ceiling and palms lining walls. Printed on front "Masonic Temple - Colorado Springs. Lodge Room - West. Copyright 1909". 1
- Interior room of YMCA, Colorado City Boys Club with desks, work tables behind fencing. Banner reads "Colorado City Boy's Club - Spirit / Mind / Body" 1
- Members of Colorado College The Question Club pose outdoors between two trees. 1
- Members of The Question Club posing out of doors. Members were all male, however, there was a female counterpart called The Exclamation Club. 1
- Members of the "C" club. Composed of the male athletes who have earned their letters in intercollegiate competition. 3
- Members of the Broadmoor golf club all walking toward the Broadmoor Hotel on July 22, 1935. At least five members are carrying long bamboo poles. 1
- Members of the Saturday Knights hiking club gather at a cave to enjoy fire and coffee. Photographer Harry Standley is seated on the far left. 1
- Members of the hiking club Saturday Knights hike up a snowy trail. The club began in 1903 and is considered one of the Pikes Peak region's longest running hiking groups. 1
- Men and women sit at dining tables at the SWAP [Salesman With A Purpose] Club banquet held in the Broadmoor International Center and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. 1
- Men and women sit at long dining tables and face the stage toward a speaker at the podium. Identified as the 1957 Chamber of Commerce banquet at City Auditorium. 1
- Photo is printed on page 70 of the 1914 Lever Yearbook. Miss Frost, faculty supervisor|Fern Reitzel as president|Elizabeth Nicholson, secretary|Mabel Wing as treasurer. 1
- Photo is printed on page 72 of the 1914 Lever Yearbook. Miss Fickes, faculty supervisor|Helen Hoon as president|Eleanor Bartlett as vice-president|Mary Oldfield as secretary|Florence Cooley as treasurer|Mae Goss as Lever correspondent. 1
- Printed on front "1451 Elk's Club Building, Boulder, Colo." Exterior view of three story building. 1
- Printed on front "Inglenook, Masonic Temple - Colorado Springs. / Copyright 1909". 1
- Street view with large turreted building, identified as El Paso Club, in background. Two cars are parked at curb in front. 1
- Three boys play with Lionel trains on a large model railroad layout at the Boys' Club located at 605 S. Tejon. 1
- Three female students pledged to Delta Gamma. 1
- View of Tejon Street side of the El Paso Club with cars parked in front. Photo identified on back. 1
- View of the decorative woodwork on the staircase in the El Paso Club. A lamp stands on small table in the foreground. 1
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