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- Interview with Clarence "Click" B. Robinson about his life growing up on the West Side in Colorado City. Interview includes his wife, Elma Pfalzgraf Robinson. 1
- Interview with Ralph H. Schweikhardt about his life growing up on the West Side in Colorado City. 1
- Interview with Sallie Clark, El Paso County Commissioner from 2005 to 2016. Clark tells about starting her small business, tourism in the Pikes Peak region, and the general growth of the city. 1
- Oral History Interview with Avi, conducted by Brett Lobello. Avi describes his experience in Colorado Springs with homelessness, and his artistic and outdoors interests. 1
- Oral History Interview with Lance, conducted by Brett Lobello. Lance describes his experience in Colorado Springs with homelessness. 1
- Oral History Interview with Shayne, conducted by Brett Lobello. Shayne describes his experience in Colorado Springs with homelessness, housing challenges, his health struggles, the police, and city government. 1
- Oral history interview with Alice conducted by Brett Lobello. Alice recalls her childhood in Louisiana and Colorado Springs and her experience with homelessness. 1
- Oral history interview with Darian, conducted by Jamie Wagner. Darian describes his childhood in Toledo, how he came to be homeless, and his daily life at The Place. 1
- Oral history interview with Devin, conducted by Jamie Wagner. Devin discusses his childhood in Tuscon, his time in the military, and his daily life at Springs Rescue Mission. 1
- Oral history interview with Elijah, conducted by Brett Lobello. Elijah describes his experience in Colorado Springs while homeless, various housing challenges he has faced, health struggles, police, and city government. 1
- Oral history interview with Harold Orcutt of Fountain, Colorado. Orcutt recalls his lifetime residence in Fountain and many of the local businesses. 1
- Oral history interview with Jody Littler, of Sterling, Colorado. Miss Littler talks about what it is like to be a teenager in Sterling during the 1970s. 1
- Oral history interview with Juliet, conducted by Brett Lobello. Juliet describes her experiences with homelessness, transitional housing, and her family. 1
- Oral history interview with Karen conducted by Jamie Wagner. Karen describes her social work with unhoused youth, gardening for self care, childhood memories, and the challenges facing young people regarding mental health. 1
- Oral history interview with Mary M. Baker of Fountain, Colorado in which she recalls her life as a hog farmer, the 1965 flood, and her childhood home. 1
- Oral history interview with Nette conducted by Jamie Wagner. Nette describes her childhood and schooling in Colorado Springs, life as a homeless youth, and her passion for art. 1
- Oral history interview with Neva Torbit of Fountain, Colorado recalling the history of the city of Fountain. Torbit discusses many early Fountain businesses, land owners and her life traveling and working with her husband, Bud Torbit. 1
- Oral history interview with Rachel, conducted by Jamie Wagner. Rachel describes her family situation, her childhood in Haiti, and her experience as an unhoused person and the dangers she faces. 1
- Oral history interview with Tae conducted by Jamie Wagner. Tae describes her childhood in South Dakota and experiences with being unhoused in Colorado Springs. 1
- Part one of three of an oral history interview with Wendell Sample, longtime resident of Fountain, Colorado. Sample recalls life on a dairy farm, local farming families, and the many businesses of Fountain. 1
- Part one of two of an interview with Millicent ""Mikki"" Kraushaar recounting the founding of the nonprofit Silver Key Senior Services in Colorado Springs. 1
- Part one of two of an oral history interview of Mary DeGroot, longtime Fountain resident. DeGroot recalls the growth of many new subdivisions and the early stores and residents of the town. 1
- Part three of four of an interview with Dean Tollefson, local Unitarian Universalist community chaplain. He describes the culture of Colorado Springs, the treatment of children, and the resources made available to the poor. 1
- Part three of three of an interview with Rev. Dr. O. Gerald Trigg, also known as Rev. Jerry Trigg. He describes his time as senior minister of First United Methodist Church, his role in the Colorado Springs community, and the local educational system. 1
- Part three of three of an oral history interview with Wendell Sample, longtime resident of Fountain, Colorado. Sample recalls life on a dairy farm, local farming families, and the many businesses of Fountain. 1
- Part two of four of an interview with Dean Tollefson, local Unitarian Universalist community chaplain. He discusses city and county governance, politics, and funding. Tollefson also describes his views on local journalism. 1
- Part two of three of an oral history interview with James Phillips, director for Colorado Springs Utilities. In this interview, Phillips briefly discusses city politics in 1972. 1
- Part two of three of an oral history interview with Wendell Sample, longtime resident of Fountain, Colorado. Sample recalls life on a dairy farm, local farming families, and the many businesses of Fountain. 1
- Part two of two of an interview with Millicent ""Mikki"" Kraushaar recounting the founding of the nonprofit Silver Key Senior Services in Colorado Springs. 1
- Part two of two of an oral history interview with Mary DeGroot, longtime Fountain resident. DeGroot recalls the local schools, businesses, and the growth of Fort Carson. 1
- Very brief interview with rancher Kirk Hanna, made during a round-up at the Hanna Ranch near Fountain, Colorado. Hanna talks about branding and castrating cattle. 1
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- (Famous movie title) The real, huge tax surplus storm wave is about to capsize the Clinton, Gore, media storyline that we can't cut taxes. 1
- (Humpty Dumpty analogy) King George W. Bush and all his men might not be able to put the broken egg (Afghanistan) all over again. One of Bush's men remind him they are not into Nation-building. 1
- (I'm surprised this cartoon didn't get any reaction from the churches and public.) When money given for good works gets passed on to lawyers suing the Church for bad deeds done by pedophile priests it seems it would affect tithes and offerings somehow. 1
- (Originally published 1997-02) President Obama in the garb of Napoleon on a campaign for the next election looks at opinion polls rather than a map to get his troops to the destination. 1
- (Originally published 1997-04) People who work hard and have success get punished with huge taxes and bureaucracy. Liberals see successful people as whipping boys. 1
- 40th birthday party in East Germany. General Secretary Honecker makes a wish before blowing out the candles. Party goers' wish is for the Berlin wall to come down. [wall fell on Nov. 9, 1989] 1
- 50th anniversary of the television. 1
- A University professor with a Vote for Obama yard sign on his lawn takes his children to school. He doesn't seem to notice the loaded, heavy backpacks full of debt the president has been piling on their backs. 1
- A bad guy shoots a man. Law Enforcer, Bill Clinton, frisks the National Rifle Association. Media reporter happy to take notes (and blame the NRA for the crime). 1
- A battle of the bands. Al Gore's band including the major news networks aren't getting attention. Dan Rather wants them to play louder. Across the floor, Bush's country and western band has all kinds of folks dancing to their tune, "Character Counts". 1
- A big rock head of Noriega is resting on the leg of Uncle Sam. US rescue team, Congress and Media are trying to dislodge big rock head of Edwin Meese nearby. 1
- A bunch of little people are nailing little pieces of paper to the famous Minute Man statue. He's starting to crack apart. Patriot asks them what are they doing? Lady replies they are just adding some "common sense" gun laws. Right. 1
- A conservative candidate wins in France. Panel 1. News item. Nicolas Sarkozy gets the women's vote in France. Panel 2. He also got the women's vote in America. (Lady Liberty is very happy the French voted for freedom.) 1
- A huge tombstone commemorates 50 million unborn dead babies since Roe v. Wade passed in 1973. Boy asks, What killed all those babies, dad?" Dad answers, "Fear, pride, selfishness, greed..." 1
- A judge ruled that President Obama's Affordable Health Care program was unconstitutional. Dr. Obama is about to administer another shot of Socialism into the arm of sickly Uncle Sam. He wonders if the judge ruled on his drug program. 1
- A kinder, gentler tax bite. 1
- A many paneled cartoon to explain how responsible some gun businesses use common sense and should NOT sell guns to people they perceive to be a threat to other. A Nihilistic customer can't buy a gun. Guns don't kill people, philosophy kills people. 1
- A modern dad opens door to see a giant boot labeled, Federal Daycare there. He says, "Honey! the babysitter is here!" 1
- A politically correct Mother can't seem to feed her family because the Surgeon General has determined that eating has been determined to be hazardous to their health. A study says natural carcinogens are in ALL foods. 1
- A reminder on Memorial Day about the high cost of freedom. Many coffins are being loaded into military transport planes for delivery home from the war in Iraq. The coffins spell out the high cost of freedom. 1
- A school kid asks teacher if he can go to the bathroom. His teacher calls Mrs. Appleton to get her to call the EPA. Over-regulation enters every aspect of our lives. 1
- A sniper in Washington, D.C. has everyone spooked including TV reporters who decide to give the story 24 hour-a-day coverage. (That really helps, doesn't it?) Terrorists win again. 1
- ABC sports anchor, Jim McKay, reports they MAY have some time to show audience some actual olympic events between the time they spend on analysis, commercials, travel pieces... 1
- AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power (ACT UP) patient is stepping over a heart patient, cancer victim and endangered infant to get the attention of the doctor. The nurse is starting to understand why nobody likes him. 1
- AIDS patient gets more attention than heart disease or cancer patients. Maybe if they adopted an alternative lifestyle there would be as much interest as there is in AIDS. 1
- According to Ted Kennedy and Nancy Pelosi... Panel 1. ...this is political, fear-mongering speech. Panel 2. ... this is not. 1
- According to Ted Kennedy...Panel 1. It's not fair for wealthy seniors to get tax cuts...Panel 2. ...But it's OK to force young workers to buy their drugs. 1
- According to the liberal media, Europe is separating itself from President George W. Bush's policy to disarm Iraqi tyrant Saddam Hussein. The map behind the anchor shows Europe growing smaller and separating itself from the rest of the world. 1
- Activist Judges and Democrat donkey leave muddy footprints on the Constitution and accuse President George W. Bush of the same thing. The president backs amendment defining marriage. 1
- Afghanistan president Karzai gets advice from President Barack Obama. He needs to clean up his act. He is losing his people's trust. The mob boss from Chicago might have the same problem back home. 1
- After Hurricane leveled large parts of New Orleans the politicians and President George W. Bush all favor rebuilding the city. Taxpayers wish they could build it on higher ground. 1
- After his reelection, President George W. Bush and the Republican congress has shown signs they are going to explore new territory in governance. It has the Democrats a little worried. 1
- After passing the huge, huge Obamacare bill, Congress is finally getting around to reading it. They are finding all kinds of scary stuff in it. Even the Democrats, who passed the bill, want to kill the snake called, Rule 1099". 1
- After the St. Louis debate... Panel 1. Big government crowd carries Al Gore out on the shoulders. Panel 2. The consesus-builder crowd crowd carries George Bush out on the shoulders. Panel 3. The limited-government crowd comes out sad. 1
- After the election 1
- Ahhh. the good ol' days. Panel 1. Back in the 1960s protesters would shout, NO MORE WAR!" Panel 2. Now days it's..."THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AND WORLD BANK ARE FLAWED INSTITUTIONS!" sigh!" 1
- Aide brings Osama Bin Laden great news ..185 Muslim Worshipers were slaughtered by his terrorists. 1
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- Al Gore (from Tennessee, no less) doesn't seem to get the freedom thing. What do you suppose our forefathers would say if he announced HE is the controlling legal authority and ask them if they have gun licenses? 1
- Al Gore opens Justice Department door to see Supreme Court Justice Janet Reno, a lawyer and a judge hanging up a bull stockmarket getting ready to butcher. Their Microsoft anti-trust lawsuit killing might affect Al's election prospects. 1
- Al Gore picked Joe Lieberman, a relatively clean candidate, to swim in the muck Al and Bill Clinton are swimming in. Republicans don't think he will HURT the ticket...but he may get dirty. 1
- Al Gore's Good-Times economy Express bus runs into trouble as he sees how much gas will cost at the Green Please gas station....if the Kyoto treaty passes. 1
- Al-Jazeera reporters are shocked "that a U.S. Marine may have shot an unarmed man..." yet seem to be OK with atrocities committed by Jihadists. 1
- Alabama is attractive to the Air Bus Manufacture because it is a right-to-work state. 1
- America's capacity to bring justice to terrorists. Panel 1. Military jets strike hard. Panel 2. ...to bring terrorists to justice...US courts show coach being pulled by snails. Terrorists look at free man OJ Simpson. 1
- American couple watch TV news about the Russians bombing people in Grozny. "They look a little like the Yugoslavs we bombed last year"...husband notes. 1
- American eagle stopped Libyan rat. Peacenic dove is sad for the rat. Eagle asks if it would make a difference to point out the poor fellow was armed. 1
- American taxpayers are being dragged by Congress to a military helicopter. We wonder where they are taking us now. Bill Clinton is taking us to fight in Colombia for one of his platitudes he made campaigning for a drug war. 1
- American's favor choice on abortion. Polls also show Americans are opposed to abortion for convenience, media bias. 1
- An obese Uncle Sam says, "You want ME to establish an institute on obesity? What are you, some kind of comedian, Mr. Gregory?" 1
- An unusual announcement comes to the employees and customers shopping at K-Mart. The store is for sale on aisle 3. (Original give to the Winnike family) [K-Mart Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection January 22, 2002] 1
- Ancient battle field scenario. Victors look at the enemy they have killed with their arrows and wonder why they didn't have shields. Answer 1
- Another cartoon examining why presidential candidate Mitt Romney lost to President Obama. Romney's handlers kept him from taking the gloves off. Another example of the establishment Republicans trying to play fair to impress the liberal media. 1
- Anti-Bush people just don't get it... Panel 1. When U.S. troops help defeated Iraqi troops...that's GOOD. Panel 2. When Iraqi troops use captured U.S. troops for propaganda...that's BAD. 1
- Ariel Sharon wins the Israel Prime Minister election. Ehud Barak leaves metal shop. Sharon forges a beak from the peace dove into a beak for a security eagle. 1
- Arms summit, poker stakes, Bush thought horse shoes. friendly game 1
- As President George W. Bush fills the United Airline with Taxpayer subsidized fuel so the war on terror plane can fly, he sees the United Airlines union mechanics tying a chain to the tail so the plane can't. 1
- As the G-8 countries gather to solve their economic issues, I doubt if the frugal, Volkswagon-driving Germans will be anxious to pay the bills for the big-spender, free-wheeling, motorcycle gang (USA, France, Britain, etc.) 1
- As the U.S. Unions build the trade-barrier wall higher President George H.W. Bush and his USA bull are sad because they are keeping separated from Mexico's cow, thus preventing the production of little calves. 1
- At the beach Noriega and Namphy [bullies] are kicking sand at President Reagan and lady liberty. 1
- Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker uses offensive language. Manager goes to owner, Ted Turner, to see if he needed to be corrected. Ted Turner is just as bad calling Christians "losers". 1
- Ayatollah pointing a bloody finger at someone saying, "Ah Ha! You have innocent blood on your hands." 1
- Babylon analogy 1
- Back in the the old days, an investment company (E.F. Hutton) ran a popular ad saying "When E.F. Hutton speaks, people listen". This is a take-off on that ad. The opposite happens when President Obama speaks to his Treasury secretary. 1
- Background music "Ohh, you better watch out..." Reindeer land on sleeping Noriega's house pulling US bomber, not Santa's sleigh. 1
- Baseball analogy, Panel 1-4 Ballplayer can't hit ball. Panel 5. Uncle Sam asks what kind of game is this? Bush says, Public Education We keep throwing money at education. Strike Five. 1
- Baseball analogy. Taxpayers serve as a backstop for the very hard pitches of the market collapse. Scared little batter, Fannie Mae, with Representative Barney Frank as umpire doesn't have a chance of stopping the ball. Watch out. 1
- Baseball fans have heard a lot in the media, about hitters taking steroids to enhance their batting performance. Drug use has changed the game. Instead of umpires calling the shots, chemical lab technicians have gotten into the act as well. 1
- Bashar al-Assad's Syrian troops invaded Lebanon. Now the people want to have a pro-Syria party protest march. Signs wanting "Authoritarian Rule", "Down with Voting". etc. are not likely to catch on in Lebanon. 1
- Basketball analogy. He fibs! He scores!" Al Gore stretches the truth which grows his nose to push off Bill Bradley (an ex-professional basketball player) " 1
- Basketball jump start, Dukakis says "Aaack! Foul, ref! He looked at me funny!" Democrats wanting clean contest. 1
- Be careful, Little Red Riding Hood...Wolves! Child is on the internet and should use caution. Hackers, Big Government (Clinton) and internet security people are out there. 1
- Bear swallowing Gorby, Perestroika bear in a tu-tu, miners hat, muzzle 1
- Bear with nose bandage, Bees in hive, Afghanistan "These stingers Reagan sent us work pretty good!" 1
- Big Federal Government sow has PBS, NEA, NPR, Parks, Humanities drinking from teets. National Trust for Historic Preservation is eating from private funding trough. Original sent tothe National Trust for Historic Preservation. 1
- Big Government in a BIG government SUV are filling up tank at a Tobacco money service station. They are looking at a map and planning a trip to GUN Makerville. When the reach Fatty Food Junction, they will need a bigger vehicle. 1
- Big Government snake oil salesman and highway men wait behind a rock and asks Congressman Charlie Rangel who they are targeting this time. He says, "Job creators." Another robber says, "Again?" (A stage coach is waiting to be plundered.) 1
- Big fish swallow small fish analogy 1
- Big game hunter and Independent Council, Lawrence Walsh, bags bunny, Mr. Poindexter. Media is excited. 1
- Big game. The free market and President Obama are gambling with OUR money in taking over the auto market. If we win, everyone loses. Obama is raising the stakes $30 billion. Uncle Sam sweats, as does Ms. Liberty. 1
- Big machine [1990 budget], President Bush hands broom to Congress, Mr. Wright and Mr. Mitchell, "You want us to take care of all this? SURE! Leave us the hard part." 1
- Big, mean bull labeled income tax is standing in the way of paving machine, highway funding. Maybe legislature may go around. 1
- Bike race analogy. The liberal media really hates North Carolina's senator Jesse Helms. They are covering his race but are also helping his opponent, Mr. Gantt. 1
- Bill Clinton, wearing a UN helmet is spanking Iraq children with sanctions. The tyrant Saddam is not phased. 1
- Bill Gates of Microsoft, and CEO of Visa/Mastercard and Attorney General Janet Reno are in a lineup. The American Consumer is asked if he can identify the monopolistic power that actually did him harm. Of course, it's Janet Reno. 1
- Birds-eye view of western states. Colorado is building a wall so that other people can't get in as the vote for growth control looms ahead. 1
- Blindfolded elephant and donkey are each trying to pin the S & L blame (tail) on the donkey (or elephant). 1
- Blue print of HUD project shows above-ground building. Below-ground is a toilet. 1
- Booze [the bartender] asks his customers "I don't know why they keep declaring war on us." Customers include cigarettes, drugs, pornography, fatty foods, campaign donations, guns. 1
- Boston Red Sox lost world series. Sad Dukakis shows up with 2nd Debate loss in his hand. "You too, huh?" 1
- Boxing analogy. In the Democrat primary, Hillary has an distinct advantage if Barack Obama can't hit her below the belt. The I am a woman shorts cover her whole body. Republican challengers see a problem with that also. 1
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- Boy in baseball outfit asks dad what they are going to do for Labor Day. Father responds he is going to keep looking for a job. More layoffs headline. 1
- Breakfast with 9/11 Commission Chairman Tom Kean. Panel 1-4. (based on a William Safire column showing the commission report was not a non-partisan query) Tom Kean, eating breakfast has egg on his face. 1
- British Prime Minister (Lioness) Margaret Thatcher retires. Nature TV films always depict female lions doing the hunting. Thatcher walks back from a huge water buffalo kill, British socialism. male lions will miss the old girl. 1
- Broward county Officials making every vote count. Room full of officials inspect each civilian ballot for hanging chads while others wipe up a coffee spills with military absentee ballots (most likely to be a vote for Bush). 1
- Bruce Babbitt is driving a cart with Dracula [Tax increase] in coffin. He's leaving New Hampshire wondering "I don't know, Count, I just can't understand why people don't like me!" 1
- Budding editorial cartoonist pokes fun at the Consumer Product Safety Commission. I drew chicken little and colored it with an asbestos-laden crayon. (government overreach) 1
- Budget Talks. Panel 1. The Republicans are targeting big government spending. They want to save the children. Panel 2. The Democrats are targeting the Republicans. They tell people they want to save social security. 1
- Builders of Arena sites take building materials from schools, police and fire department thinking they are attracting new business' (right priorities) 1
- Building owner Bush stops at the Judicial selection department handing pot smoking, wild band, free love American Bar Association an eviction notice. They've been Borked. 1
- Buildings look like city offices selling real estate, used cars, news, hospitals...people wonder why businesses don't see much future anymore. 1
- Bummer... you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart... and you still get stuck in John Kerry's big mouth! 1
- Bush and Gore moving vans are unloading furniture into the White House. What should we do with such a divided nation, call attorneys or build another White House? 1
- CBS ran another hit piece on President Ronald Reagan. He has Alzheimer's disease but they hit him anyway. CBS has no shame. 1
- California vehicle with Save-the-earth bumper stickers is stuck in the wilderness. Donkey wants people to blame Bush and Cheney for troubles. 1
- Canada's leader, Brian Mulroney is flexing his biceps. copy 1
- Canadian runner, Ben Johnson, is beat out by IOC drug tester guy. Fast, but not fast enough. 1
- Capitol building is surrounded by sacred cows. One bull labeled "obsolete military bases" is being loaded into federal deficit slaughterhouse truck. One cow is worried about the precedent it sets. 1
- Capitol hill disposal truck, trash cans filled with SDI material, Aspin can't understand why soviets not worried about star wars. 1
- Caption "Both Senators from Colorado think there's something wrong when politicians accept fees from groups who do business with Congress. Guess who can't just say, "no"." Sen. Armstrong looks at empty jar, Wirth's jar is full. 1
- Caption "California's Politicians..." Panel 1. "...Superheroes?" A lawmaker as superman knocks the power company train off the tracks. Panel 2. "...Or Just Super Dumb?" Grandma and kids have to walk instead of take train. 1
- Caption "Civics 101 - How things get done in Washington, D.C." Panel 1. White house points to apple labeled public education. Panel 2. President proposes...another apple labeled Choice. Panel 3. Congress... Panel 4. ...Disposes, eats choice apple. 1
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- Caption "Democratic Congressional leaders were shocked, shocked that their friend, Daniel Ortega would pull yet another social faux pas at the Presidential summit." 1
- Caption "East-West P.R. Competition in Arms Reduction Proposals" Gorby six shots hit coin, Bush shows seven. 1
- Caption "Even in tragedy, some good comes." Panel 1. Before 9/11 Congress exits divided. Panel 2. Congress after 9/11 exit unified. (How long did that last?) 1
- Caption "Expecting an Airstrike?" Panel 1. shows the Israeli response. Soldiers protect people in a shelter. Panel 2. shows the Hezbollah response. Use people for shelter. 1
- Caption "FREEDOM...Where everyone can have their own parade." Panel 1. If Mayor Rudy of N.Y. and Hillary Clinton can march with gay pride marchers in the St. Patrick's day parade. Panel 2...The High Court can allow Boy Scouts to march in parades also. 1
- Caption "For academic achievement... which one is more important?" Panel 1. "Teacher-student ratio?" Panel 2. Parents gone leaving kids coming home a note about TV dinners. "Parent to child ratio?" 1
- Caption "Foreign aid for the AIDS crisis." Panel 1. What we're sending...condoms, drugs, doctors... Panel 2. What God sent 1
- Caption "Free elections in the Soviet Union". Ballot has two choices, neck chains vs leg chains. 1
- Caption "Fuel problems?" Panel 1. In most cases, if a school bus runs out of gas, the driver would call for help. Panel 2. With House Speaker Nancy Pelosi driving, she just walks home (leaving the rest of the nation stranded) 1
- Caption "Guess which assault weapon has killed more people in the U.S.A.? Panel 1. [a cigarette] "The one we subsidize?" Panel 2. [a hypodermic needle] "The one we give out free to drug addicts?" Panel 3. [a rifle] "The one we're trying to ban?" 1
- Caption "How followers of Bin Laden show their love for their people." Use them as shields. gun target image. 1
- Caption "How to Neutralize Vampires". Panel 1. The Conservative approach 1
- Caption "Jesse Jackson's 5-year Budget Plan". Begging man with cup, "Invest in Handouts". He is also wearing a tax power gun. 1
- Caption "Medevac Helicopters..." Panel 1. As seen by civilized people...life savers generally protected from hostilities. Panel 2. As seen by Muslim Extremists...As a target easy to shoot down. 1
- Caption "Mr. Gorbachev pulls back his troops." Soldiers going in, spy agents coming out. 1
- Caption "New taxes for deficit reduction..." Panel 1. "... as seen by taxpayers." Mob robbing small man. "Maybe you don't understand, sucker! Uncle wants his money now." Panel 2. "... As seen by Congress." Santa bringing new taxes, Christmas. 1
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- Caption "Smokers" Panel 1. First, in high school smokers are cool. Panel 2. Next you became addicted. Panel 3. Then you're doomed. Panel 4. Finally, money-grubbing lawyers think you are cool again. 1
- Caption "Sometime, perhaps, in the not too distant future..." President Al Gore will give us national health care and give us protection from those price gouging drug companies...the government will be gouging our paychecks. 1
- Caption "Sometime, perhaps, in the not-too-distant future..." a family will fly over and catastrophic split in the earth over Washington, D.C. and wonder what caused it. It was apparently a dimpled ballot. 1
- Caption "Stewardship 1
- Caption "The American people getting back some of their..." Panel 1. Bill and Hillary grumpily carry in a sofa. Panel 2. Bill and Hillary grumpily carry in a rolled rug. Panel 3. Bill sadly returns the National Forest Road Ban. 1
- Caption "The Bush Waffle House." "Mr. Sununu, call the speaker of the house and see if we..." Reply "...can work out a compromise. Right away, Sir." [The White House looks like a syrup-covered waffle.] 1
- Caption "The Education Bill." Panel 1. The Bush plan gives a tax increase and load horse with choice soldiers. Panel 2. Democratic response. Take in tax horse and arrest the soldiers. 1
- Caption "The Importance of the Second Amendment". Panel 2. has statue of the American Minuteman in 1776 holding a rifle to defend himself. Panel 2. has statue of a Chinese protester in 1989 holding a broom to sweep up the mess. 1
- Caption "The New Spirit of Bipartisanship..." Panel 1. Daschle thanks Senator Lott inside the beltway. Panel 2. Below the beltway, he's getting ready to kick his butt. 1
- Caption "The President's Federal Judge Nominees..." Panel 1. "...as seen by Senate Republicans." Regular judge-type people. Panel 2. "...as seen by Senate Democrats." Bork, Bork, Bork..shooting gallery. 1
- Caption "The Wall's First Casualty." is the Liberals' "Moral Equivalence" argument. [The Berlin Wall has fallen] 1
- Caption "The proposed social security lockbox plan" Panel 1-3 Donkey and elephant throws social security money into what looks like a safe. Panel 4. Long view show the money being loaded into truck for federal government spending programs. 1
- Caption "True pro-lifers try to stop the killing..." Panel 1. ...THIS way (Through ballot box, logic, prayer, medical facts, art, theology, debate, etc.) Panel 2. ...NOT like this... a bullet box and an abortion doctor target. 1
- Caption "When the preserving-the-Alaskan-wildlife-refuge rhetoric will wear a little thin." Family his burning furniture in fireplace. 1
- Caption "Which National ID card would YOU prefer?" Panel 1. Long, detailed card saying if we don't carry this card, we'll give you a tattoo. Panel 2. Man show simple American card. 1
- Caption "Which corrupt leader will be tougher to get rid of?" General Manuel Noriega or House Speaker Jim Wright? 1
- Caption "Which kind of surge would YOU prefer to see in Afghanistan?" Panel 1. More U.S. troops going IN... Panel 2. ...or more DRONES going in and some troops coming OUT? 1
- Caption "Why TV advertiser boycotts work." Shows clown who has thrown trash on angry viewers telling them who brought this garbage to them. 1
- Caption "Why it's a great time in America for lawyers." Panel 1. Shows convention for Freedom lovers not well attended. Panel 2. Convention of Victims of America is filled to overflow. 1
- Caption "Why some women prefer Dukakis" Panel 1-3 Mr. Bush kisses a baby and says "See you at the polls." Panel 4-6 Mr. Dukakis kisses a baby takes care of him in taxpayer day-care center. "See you at 5 1
- Caption "Your tax dollars at work (again)" Panel 1. Back in 1940 the government told the Corps of Engineers to drain the Everglades. Panel 2. Now it's big government telling the same people to Save the Everglades...at a cost of $7.8 billion. 1
- Carter's hostage situation. Terrorism holds gun while Uncle Sam is yawning. 1
- Cartoon depicts lots of cars traveling on the highway. One car is obviously a polluter. Question 1
- Caution 1
- Celebrating the 4th of July. Panel 1. Display the flag and thank our forefathers. Panel 2. Put up a sign that says your property is protected by the Second Amendment and thank our current, conservative Supreme Court members. 1
- Central American peace patrol drive by Ortega holding a flate tired labeled "Economy" "Aw, c'mon! Let's go back and give the poor guy a hand!" Broken-down truck labeled "Nicaragua" has three bound and gagged hostages. 1
- Chef Bush is in the kitchen with many pots going on stove...education, economy, judicial appointments, health care, war, security, etc. Elephant asks what's in the freezer. Donkey says, Global Warming treaty. 1
- Chief Justice Rehnquist hands Bush a hornet's nest (US Presidency) and says, "Congratulations." Angry trial lawyers, Unions, Hollywood and media wait in background. 1
- Child is being feed from a bottle shaped like the capitol dome. Hands that feed the baby look evil. It seems the government wants to feed us from cradle to grave. 1
- Child reports bullying on playground. Teacher says he can't do anything, state hasn't passed a bullying law yet. We have a hate-crime law but it doesn't cover age, sexual orientation or disability. 1
- China dragon looks at her eggs hatch. Most are tiny dragons but one hatches a dragon slayer democracy knight. Now what? 1
- China is hosting the World Olympics and has built a very interesting looking stadium called, "The bird's nest". Vultures carrying Chinese dissidents seem to have taken up residence there. "How embarrassing. " 1
- China's ministry of tourism is having a tough time attracting business. Pictures of Chinese people wearing masks to block out bad air is taking its toll. Advertising Free masks doesn't seem to help. 1
- Citizens are happy to see the Republican and Democrat Congress finally tear down the Social Security earning penalty wall. They finally discovered the depression is over. Duh. 1
- Citizens are seeing a pretty scary group of trick or treaters wanting candy from their house....George Soros, media types, Acorn voter fraud, Bill Ayers, Reverend Wright, Rezko, NARAL, Congress, etc. 1
- City Transit bus is going down street with net to catch forced fares from taxpayers. 1
- City council and the nazi-like visual police visit a house (that looks a little like our home) with a report that the car has been parked in the driveway for four days. Neighbors rat on neighbors. 1
- City council, "All in favor of letting Lowell Center borrow our bulldozer say, "Aye". 1
- City leaders want to make improvements in the downtown area at the expense of people who don't go downtown very often. It seems they see many taxpayers as serfs living on the land of the ruling class. 1
- City taxpayers, all broken up, get loaded into Ambulance. Ski Broadmoor supporters in ski outfit wave saying, "Y'all come back!" 1
- Civil rights restoration act written on giant bulldog. Personnel manager to secretary "Doris, do you rememberthat 58-year-old east-Albanian transvestite with aids that we turned down for a job here yesterday?" "He's back!" 1
- Clinton's famous sexist-pig pose for White House photograph on magazine cover. Hand is on lady Justice's knee and Janet Reno sits on his lap. [Cover of Esquire Magazine, December 2000.] 1
- Coach Bush, asks Treasury Secretary Brady, what to tackle first. Huge football feet with S&L Bailout on socks. 1
- Colombian drug dealers are killing innocent Colombians while American drug users are complaining "Excuse me? Could we get a little service here? We'd like to get killed too, y'know!" 1
- Colorado Representative Pat Schroeder leads goose-stepping day-care police to grandma's and grandpa's house to see if their day-care operation measures up to federal standards. 1
- Colorado Senator, Michael Bennett needs to be wary of riding with cab driver, President Obama. The record of Senate candidates successfully reaching their destinations with his cab service is not good. 1
- Colorado University's buffalo is being hunted down by liberal academic scholars, including CU President Hoffman, Communist/activist, Professor Ward Churchill and Lara Liberal. Many conservatives are surprised liberals could ride like that. 1
- Colorado building with lion statues on steps and human bones beneath. One lion is Secretary of State Meyer who ate tax limitation petition. the other is Judge Carrigan who ate Official English petition. 1
- Colorado citizen is lifting a huge block, labeled National Defense, into place from environment flat ground. 1
- Colorado farmers might have to apply to get on the endangered species list if the want to survive federal control of their water supply. The big hand of EPA is about to shut off the valve on the Two-Forks dam project. (I think I gave the original away.) 1
- Colorado representative, Pat Schroeder is shooting off her mouth again. Ka-Pow! She has soldiers ducking from her comments about the Bataan death march junket. She obviously knows very little about defense. (I'm not sure where the original is now.) 1
- Colorado voters knocked out Amendment 6. Gov. Romer says "Thanks for your help, stranger. Now, give me your wallet." He's holding tax increase bag. 1
- Colorado's Governor Roy Romer thinks the process of the evolution of man will reverse if the tax limitation Amendment #1 passes. 1
- Colorado's roads are collapsing. Politicians recommend we deal with that problem with the good, old-fashioned, American ingenuity. We get the federal government to fix our roads. Private enterprise, local and state government is being ignored. 1
- Commercial airline flies over country looking at a huge construction project in the shape of a pig. Passenger asks what the project is called. Answer 1
- Communism isn't working Hungary. They decide to trade it in for Socialism. 1
- Compassionate Liberalism 1
- Congress gets OK from court to launch a Special Prosecutor against President Reagan. 1
- Congress is going to vote on a bill which would limit America to fight one war at a time. If the U.S. had a law like that back in WWII, lady liberty's freedom torch would be gone. Instead she would be giving a Heil Hitler salute. 1
- Congress is taking a messed up body of an HMO that has parts of body, patient's rights and cost control feet sewn on as arms before the court. Congress was hoping THEY could figure it out. 1
- Congress issues war on poverty gun. Cartoon bubble "Ready... Aim..." Gun is pointing toward entry level jobs kid. Signs on box of guns "Govt. issue War on Poverty Weapons" and "The minimum wage $5.05". 1
- Congress member is carried into a business place by government slaves to see if the business is complying with labor, health and civil rights laws. Employee is reading a newspaper headline saying, "Congress exempt from own laws". 1
- Congress worries about little bird deficit. Republicans and President George W. Bush want a gerbil tax cut, but neither party sees the huge $2.23 Trillion spending gorilla sitting in the corner of room. 1
- Congress, likes the concept, likes the plan, likes the plane, doesn't like the bill. 1
- Congressman Aspin explains, "We, in Congress, prefer the expensive land-based missile system over the cheaper MS plan recommended by the Pentagon, Mr. President." President Bush cowering "OK, then let's do both." 1
- Congressmen are making a big deal about locking a door to the capitol building so big corporations won't be able to bring in their soft money to influence our government. What the media is not noticing is that congress is opening a bigger entrance door. 1
- Congressmen are tearing apart the US Government car, obviously making a mess of it, Wright tells electorate to pay more attention to the driver, the presidency...where the media are. 1
- Constitutionally, who do YOU think should be running the war? Panel 1. President George W. Bush, the Commander in Chief.... Panel 2. ...or the Senators in Chief? (Chaos in the war room contains many recognizable senators) 1
- Construction workers build democratic platform. On the front is sign showing, Socialism" Cradle to grave government care." Leader tells workman who is putting up a banner saying, "Family programs". They are just supposed to cover up top word. 1
- Copy. Original donated to Freedom Forum. NATO soldiers caught in tar babies- Macedonia, Kosovo and Bosnia. 1
- Couple sit and watch a falling star. Wife asks if it's the Russian Space station. Husband says it's the stock market. Time to buy stocks with tax cuts. 1
- Courts must decide if a suspect can be compelled to unlock his encrypted computer files. The suspect has a right to remain silent but his computer might not. Interesting case. 1
- Cuba's Fidel Castro fears a TV show called Kate and Allie on TV Marti...(I forget the issue). He believes it's another example of Imperialist Terrorism. 1
- Dan Quayle is pictured as a quail on the run. Media hunters are missing shots. One says, "I don't know about the 'draft' part, but he sure is good at dodging. Copy. sent original to Quayle. 1
- Dan Rather of CBS is supposed to be covering the tug-of-war, but is actually pulling for the Democratic team with Dukakis. 1
- Daniel Ortega signing a document "I, Daniel Ortega, hereby promice to comply with the Central American Peace Plan. Signed 1
- Death and Taxes are sitting comfortably in the home of SURE THINGS. Entering in is "Illegal Campaign Donations" man. In every election there is going to be cries of "illegal campaign donations". 1
- Debt policeman is taking old man 1988 in. Man says, "Good luck" to little 1989 baby. 1
- Defense lawyer Seawell is in court pleading not guilty for client accused of poaching. Race and economic condition is given as reason. It makes sense if you are running for US senate. 1
- Delegation from the U.S. returns to China. China's dear leader, Deng, rolls out the red carpet, which is a little squishy with blood of Tibetan monks. 1
- Democats and media are leaving a big wrestling match where Uncle Sam is beating the terrorist. They are now interested in the economy. Who are they rooting for there? 1
- Democrat Congressional leaders dressed as doctors don't know where to start cutting spending on tumor-ridden Uncle Sam. 1
- Democrat House Speaker, Jim Wright, has sent Contra's flower bullets to fight communism. Contra soldiers give up. 1
- Democrat donkey drags Dukakis rowboat over a mountain looking for a mainstream somewhere. Mike Dukakis has no defense policy. 1
- Democrat leaders, Senator (or Representative) Tim Wirth, Pat Schroeder and Senator Sam Nunn are talking about how sanctions on Iraq might be working. They think if blood is more precious than oil, maybe starving the Iraq people might a better strategy. 1
- Democratic circus attraction, advertising scary stuff about the economy, Social Security, the environment and abortion rights is losing the audience to the Republican attraction fright house featuring terrorists. 1
- Democratic leaders, Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Foley try to cure Uncle Sam who is suffering from an anemic recession. They will have to take a little more blood with tax increase leeches. 1
- Democrats and Republicans are not very happy with the choice of candidates they are putting up for the presidential election. All have their flaws, but it's too late to return them to Uncle Sam. 1
- Democrats can't figure out why the American people keep buying the monster SUVs instead of tiny, economy cars. Presidential candidate Senator John Kerry says, Don't worry. Someday they'll come to their senses. How so? Kerry says, We'll pass a law. 1
- Dick Cheney budget cuts as cut off gun muzzle of tank which drops on Colorado Springs. 1
- Different platforms. Panel 1. The GOP elephants want to drill for oil to reduce the price of gas. (Supply and Demand) Panel 2. The Democrats would prefer to suspend a pie-in-the-sky model. (Hope and change) 1
- Dirty judiciary committee, Senators Metzenbaum, Biden, Kennedy, Byrd, who ooze filth try to find dirt on Supreme Court nominee David Souter. 1
- Discussion on improving education does not include advocates for home schoolers, private schools and parochial schools. Their kind is not allowed. 1
- Disney analogy [The Sorcerer's Apprentice]. Nancy's damage control team to clean up the mess. 1
- Dole the tax raiser with elephant mask, GOP afraid, I'm one of you. 1
- Doves [against the war], using a Dukakis campaign kit which includes and eagle-like beak, are getting ready to fly among a forest full of Reagan Democrat hawks [pro-war]. Dove Dukakis asks, "Are you sure the hawks are going to fall for this Sasso? 1
- Dr. Bush is about to shock the US economy victim with a $75 billion stimulus battery. CLEAR! 1
- Dr. Bush with lion [Poland] with hammer and sickle in paw. Lion roars "Pain-killer. I need pain-killer." 1
- Drawing of every president in the history of the US. Caption "They are some leaders who might not have made if they were subjected to the same scrutiny as Dan Quayle." 1
- Drug Czar Bill Bennett, is having a tough time wiinning the war on drugs. Someone stole the tires from his jeep to help pay off his drug pusher. 1
- Drug Czar, Bill Bennett looks a little down as he looks out the window of his huge Drug War Headquarters and watches drug dealers selling crack and other drugs in Washington, D.C. 1
- Drug Suppliers are sent to jail. Get out on the other side to the the demand side (drug users) are in stronger demand. One policeman to another "Maybe we should pay a little more attention to the demand side." 1
- Drug dealers are not afraid of law enforcement. The profits they can make selling drugs far outweigh the punishment they face if they are caught by law enforcement. 1
- Duarte as State Dept. puppet, Land reform lost, Arena party wins. Duarte says ""Sure, give 'em a vote," you said! "Let 'em determine their own destiny," you said!" 1
- Dukakis and Bush are at the poker table. Dukakis is saying, "Oh yeah? Well, I'll see your minimum wage proposal and toss in a parental leave policy!" Waitress is looking a pick slip. They are cleaning out the bar owner. 1
- Dukakis in miracle boat, sinking, Men on deck of large ship "Here comes our prospective commander now." 1
- Dukakis looks at Arias Peace plan, picture of dove, Ortega eating dove. Mr. Dukakis "Cute little dove you have here, Señor Ortega." 1
- Dukakis, head of donkey, runs to finish line, Jackson and Gore also in head, close race. Man talking to woman "Now that's what I'd call a close race!" 1
- East Berlin police, "We have a new order from the Politburo. We can now allow the people to cross over the border [from West to East] if they want to." "What people? 1
- Easter Cartoon. Panel 1. Roman soldiers have no problem with troublemakers. They execute them...no problem. Panel 2. But if that troublemaker (Jesus) rises from the grave, they have a problem with that. 1
- Easter cartoon. Panel 1. A couple thousand years ago...Jesus was put into a tomb. Panel 2. Now saved people are still coming out. 1
- Eastern Airlines pilot as the control tower "Pilot to Control Request permission to lighten our load!" Federal Court judge replies "This is control. Request denied. Now Fly!" 1
- Economic terms as defined by public schools. Supply is diploma, Demand is parent who insists on social diploma. Gross National product is dumb graduate. 1
- Eight panels comparing care of sick children. Parents who prayed for their children's healing could get charged if they don't seek medical care and the child dies. If a child dies in the care of doctors it's the Lord who taketh away. 1
- Election results showed that senior citizens supported the election of President George W. Bush. They took sacrifices for the children. 1
- Elections in Panama. Referee Noriega is holding up the hand of a beat up Duque. Spotless Candidate Endara lost the bout. 1
- Elephant is sad if the Republicans lose the Conra Aid vote. Donkey is sad if the Democrats lose Central America. 1
- Elephants and donkeys in restaurant looking sad and eating salad. Congressional Surplus Special showing salad...it's good for them. 1
- Employer hands money to injured employee. Before the worker can get the money his lawyer, administrator and health care provider reach out to grab it. High premiums are deadly for business growth. State legislature needs to fix it. 1
- En Garde! Attorney General, Eric Holder, wants to extend Miranda Rights to foreign war criminals. Jihad leader, Osama Bin Laden carries a large Jihadist sword while Holder wants to engage in a sword fight with a foil pointed the wrong way. 1
- Environmentalist sect comes together on Earth Day. 1
- Establishment Elephant soldiers notice the commoners are restless amid the bear attacks and taxing elites. Should the GOP Congress stop building the Washington castle? Heavens no. The democrats are STILL out-spending them. 1
- Ethiopia's General Mengistu nurses starving baby with a gun. Communism is a government-caused famine. 1
- Euro symbol is tied to boot of Italy and bounces back. All those linked countries are having fun on a bungee cord. Uncle Sam says, Normally the Europeans are a bit more reserved. 1
- Ever the big government supporter, the American Association of Retired People (rats) are leaving the soon to be sinking social security ship driven by President Obama and democrats. 1
- Ever the wishy-washy moderate, GOP Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, fell for the Obama "compromise" on the budget, which means they will once again kick the debt can down the road. In McConnell's logic the democrats will OWN it. right. 1
- Evergreen cartoon sent to Creators. Panel 1. Republican tug-of-war competitors ask for help from three other elephants. Panel 2. The three elephants are Governor McDonnell, Governor Kasich and Governor Scott. They wonder which side to join. 1
- Extreme tree-huggers, pro-abortion folks, gun banners and media people see John Ashcroft as too extreme. 1
- Exxon logo "Put a Tiger in your tank." Service station attendant offers an oil-soaked duck. 1
- Fall TV viewer interest camera focus is Olympics, Football, World Series are big. Small on stilts are Bush and Dukakis debates. 1
- Family going to church hears a question raised by their daughter, Dad, what does freedom cost? Shadows of many ghost soldiers from America's past guard the path for the family to worship as they choose. 1
- Family hears news about Al-Qaida beheading American hostage Paul M. Johnson. [See Colorado Springs Gazette article "Saudis televise rebel's body", dated June 20, 2004, page A3] Father points out in this country, we call sleep deprivation Torture. 1
- Family in run-down house wonder what the city-hall folks are fighting about. Historic preservation district officials and council are arguing whether to preserve or condemn the eyesore. 1
- Family is watching troops parading by and remembering... Panel 1. Revolutionary war... Panel 2. ...Civil war. Panel 3...World War 1. Panel 4...World War II, Korea.. Panel 5...Vietnam, Gulf War... Panel 6. ...Uh-oh, What's with the blue helmets? 1
- Famous Primary Campaign Phrases 1
- Farmer Bush, with poor fields of produce in Tax-based welfare state wants to help God-type gardener with lots of produce grow things. (God blesses cheerful givers) 1
- Fat Jim Wright (representing Congress) tells defense and social programs they have to adjust belts due to budget crisis. They tighten, congress loosens his belt so he can have a pay raise. 1
- Federal Capitol building is sinking in the S & L bog. Congressmen are worried this spectacle might hurt their re-elections. They are thinking they might pass a law to prohibit negative political advertising. 1
- Fidel Castro and Mikhail Gorbachev salute the communist flag that has just poked a hole in the life raft named Cuba. Soviet support worman is working hard to pump air into the damaged raft. 1
- Fidel Castro singing "Happy birthday to me" Cuban revolution 30 years, burning people candles on cake. 1
- Fighter pilots Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld and President George W. Bush are heading to their jets. Rumsfeld asks Bush what unAmerican target are they going after today. The target is the U.S. office of strategic influence. 1
- Final Version of Truth shall set you Free. cartoon. Truth is relative in academia. Now they rely on Coalition. 1
- Firemen going thru 9-11 wreckage is asked about survivors. Response. 280 million survived...just counting Americans. 1
- Fish eating fish analogy. Patient is examined by doctor who is being examined by HMO who is being examined by Government... with a lawyer who can have them all for lunch. 1
- Five panels. Elephant and donkey bargain on tax cut. Democrats cave little pieces at a time. The walk by magic man Greenspan pulling a bear market from his hat. Democrats cave more. Going the right direction. 1
- Following a theme from a Reese candy commercial, Gorby is coming to a corner with Glasnost Peanut butter while China's Deng is eating Capitalism Chocolate they are about to meet and form a great creation. Too bad my hope didn't work out. 1
- Following the idea in a mustard commercial. Pat Schroeder, in a limo, asks soldiers in jeep if they've seen any government waste. 1
- Following the theme of Alfred Hitchcock's scary movie, "The Birds", mom and pop internet business owners set out to drive away before getting killed by state, city, county and federal tax birds. The attack signal might be coming from Washington, D.C. 1
- Food for peace program gives out free food to starving population. Among the starving (farmer) is the guy looking to survive. His home-grown apple prices can't compete with free apples. Sometimes foreign aid smashes local economies. 1
- Football analogy. President Obama's economic team, Industry takeovers, stimulus plans and more taxes are getting clobbered. He has yet to play is best and biggest player, Spending restraint. He's doubling down with Hail Mary passes. 1
- Football analogy. The only hope the Democrats have of victory is that the Republican team is beating up each other so much they can't get on the field. 1
- Football analogy. Evil passes child to beat government nannies team. Good team leader, Family is on the bench. replacement government is getting creamed. 1
- Football analogy. Jack Kemp and Orin Hatch, who play for the conservative team, are moving the ball toward the Liberal goal line. GOP players are a little concerned. 1
- Football analogy.. Panel 1-6. President Obama often talked about not "spiking the ball" in war victories. When special forces finally caught and killed Osama Bin Laden, Obama didn't spike the ball...but he certainly celebrated it in the end zone. 1
- Four drawings. Handgun is legal. Automatic gun is illegal. Next, long eared dog is legal, Pit bull is ? 1
- Four faces of people looking through open curtain at Christ child. One man is happy. One is afraid. One is skeptical. One is evil. Christmas observations. 1
- Four panels. Schroeder talks about Peterson Air Force base...provides support for defense..but not critical for her re-election. 1
- France and the United Nations see President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair, who want to stop extreme Jihadists terrorists, as trouble. Go figure. 1
- Freedom fighters from foreign lands [Angola and Afghanistan] need to be careful when they come to America to ask for aid. We have a lot of liberals in our government. 1
- Freedom-loving people protesting 72 years under Communism, wonder where President George H.W. Bush is. He is sitting the Politburo leaders in the Mayday parade. How embarrassing. 1
- French President Chirac and President George W. Bush visit the U.S. grave stones in France. The French do not like overt religious displays, like Muslim women wearing head scarfs, but I guess the crosses on French soil are not yet outlawed. 1
- From the scriptures, someone watching Christ being crucified asked, People are saying "He saved others'. Let Him save Himself." The response is, "If He did that, who could save US?" 1
- GOP elephants get to open cool gifts from the mid-term election (Comeback Santa). They get funding for defense, Gitmo, tax cuts, etc. Democrat donkeys, however, get coal for Christmas. 1
- GOP majority leader, Trent Lott is on his last legs. Democrats and Media are trying to save him. GOP elephant tells President George W. Bush that Lott has gotta go. 1
- Gasoline Tax Dollars at work. The tax dollars are divided by Congress. Some actually go to work on our highways, the other half load up on the pork barrel express airline and fly to Washington D.C. 1
- Geese who lay golden eggs in the marketplace brooder house have new guard dog. Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner drops a cagy fox, labeled "Central Planner" in with them to "guard their eggs". Right. 1
- Genetic Science now produces human ears (and other parts) that grow on pigs. Hospital people can visit a pig farm looking for hearts and livers for their patients. 1
- George Bush approaches media conference with huge Dick Cheney choice. Worried Democrats look on and figure Cheney won't hurt the ticket. 1
- George Bush is carrying Dan Quayle to shore saving them both from sharks. CBS shark has a wimp label in his mouth. 1
- George Bush is using the character issue growing out of Al Gore's wooden nose as a punching bag. 1
- Geraldine Ferraro, son's punishment for cocaine, Ms Ferraro on telephone "Yes, Judge, I agree selling cocaine is wrong! I agree my son, John, should be punished... But, my gawd, does he have to do his own cooking?" 1
- Ghosts of Administrations Past. Panel 1. President George W. Bush has a free market health care policy Reagan would love. Panel 2. But his big government energy policy is one that Jimmy Carter would love. 1
- Giant, Palestinian uses sling shot, Israel has heavy armor, Rocks! Why didn't I think of that? 1
- Gladiator analogy 1
- Glasnost (openness) soviet style is a bon fire where Gorby is throwing in books...Brezhnev, Chernenko, etc. from the USSR library. 1
- Go Figure... Panel 1. Judge drives handicapped pro-golfer [Casey Martin] and says that's OK... Panel 2. ...but if an olympic gymnast [Andreea Raducan (Romania)] has cold (and takes medicine) it's a crime. 1
- God's ways are not like our ways. Panel 1. Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein, built many palaces to give the appearance of permanence. Panel 2. God's word, born as a little baby, will never disappear. 1
- Gorbachev reading a Soviet ABM treaty breakout plan has gun at Uncle Sam's head. Uncle Sam, reading SDI research book has gun at dummy's head. Mutually Assured Destruction policy in play. 1
- Gorby at desk, Lenin dinosaur picture, Workers unite, nothing to lose but really dumb, regional officials. Sign on wall "Workers Unite. You've got nothing to lose but a really dumb economic system." 1
- Gorby is serving Russians soup, labeled Glasnost, with media present. A curtain covers up the rest of the Russian empire, Slavs, Czechs, Armenians, Poles, Latvians, etc. starving. 1
- Gorby is walking tightrope from totalitarianism to freedom. US citizens wonder why Bush is not meeting him halfway. Bush says, Why? 1
- Gorby speaks, butter, birds, flowers, peace, hands out tanks guns, bombs to Castro, Ortega 1
- Gorby's brand new kitchen, the Reform Bakery, is ready to produce. Shipment of flour is one bag. 1
- Gore and the media entice Bush to meet them half way on health care. Bush travels over from the sold ground of less government across a thin bridge to a more government position. yikes. 1
- Gore attorneys Daly and Warren Christopher are happily watching workmen carve a clarification on the Supreme court building. Now it says, "Equal Justice under the lawYERS." " 1
- Government EPA lawyers are defending a crippled beaver in court. Property owner Mr. Jones is in big trouble. 1
- Governor Bill Owens grading teachers. "We liked the last governor better. He just wanted to give us money." 1
- Governor Mitt Romney's health care program (Massachusetts care) has run into trouble with high costs. President Obama doesn't seem to notice the wrecked ship on the rocks. He wants to negotiate the rocks by picking up speed with his Obama care ship. 1
- Governor Owens can't understand why the state should give people special rights to sell their guns at gun shows and not do background checks. Coloradans wonder why it's SPECIAL RIGHTS to sell their own property. He's scary. 1
- Governor Romer has two huge buddies at the bar (Commerce and Industry and Government Lobbyists) . He asks Amendment # 1 taxpayer about running up tab without permission. Where's the common sense? Reply 1
- Great Britain and the United States depicted as NATO knights have lance missiles pointing at a sleeping Soviet bear while West Germany is hanging up laundry on lances. Britain asks "It kinda makes you wonder what we're doing here, doesn't it?" 1
- Great evergreen for tax time. All of the "progress" like wine comes back to hurt us. "Housing for the homeless." "Here's to more Farm Aid." "Increase in education spending." "Free day care for the poor." "A toast to National health care." 1
- Great men in the Terrorist World. Iraq's Saddam Hussein and the Hamas leader are recruiting little children to wear suicide vests by offering fame and $25,000 to their father and mother. 1
- Guards who stand outside the Arab unity meeting look a bit worried seeing blood flowing out from under the door. 1
- Guess which Soviet Food store our aid program is among to put out of business? Answer 1
- Guess which Supreme Court Justice think Rape is Interstate Commerce? Breyer, Ginsburg, Souter, and Stevens are in clown outfits. Rehnquist, Kennedy, Scalia, Thomas and O'Connor do not. 1
- Guess which critter the West German government believes has chemicals that are dangerous to public health 1
- Guess which eviction the court will find objectionable. Panel 1. If a landlord wants to evict a gay couple? Panel 2. If a woman wants to evict her unborn child? 1
- Guess which group (of people) Senator Leahy thinks is TOO EXTREME. The thousands of parents who think parents should be notified if their child is planning to have an abortion (like Judge Owen) or the NARAL and NOW leaders who think they shouldn't. 1
- Guess which person the ACLU believes should NOT have contact with your child without your explicit permission? Panel 1. Your daughter having contact with an abortionist? Panel 2. Your son having contact with an Army recruiter? 1
- Guy living under a bridge can't decide to be the democratic nominee to run against Joel Hefley in 1990 or hitchhike to Florida. 1
- Half the dragon heading toward democracy. The other half, led by Deng, has communism bringing up the rear. 1
- Hammer and sickle are lying on the ground. The wooden handles are sprouting flowers, labeled Russian church. "Persistent, isn't it?" 1
- Hammer and sickle, Romania, Albania, Nicaragua, Cuba are busy constructing Communism while Poland, East Germany, Czech are demoliting it. 1
- Hank Brown takes up fetal position on abortion. pro-life candidate, politics 1
- Hapless driver and passengers head off cliff wondering if Colorado has tough seat-belt law. 1
- Harvesting babies has the storks flying with vultures. It used to be an honorable profession. 1
- Having finished his first year in office, President Barack Obama beefs up his political staff (king's men) with an order to patch Humpty Dumpty back together again. The call for more duct tape goes out (again). 1
- Hawk Arsenal includes tanks, bombers, fighters, carriers, destroyers, subs, missiles, ground troops, SDI, radar stations, etc. Dove arsenal is a brain with an endless supply of Vietnam war comparisons. 1
- Headline on paper says, "Lung cancer victims see victory in $17 million Pall Mall lawsuit." Fat kid comes to shopping cart with Sugar Zows. His mom says, "Sure...Why not? We can always sue." 1
- Hear ye, Hear ye, Hear ye, the Florida State Government is now in session. All three branches of government are under the authority of judges who will elect the president. Al Gore thinks this is a democracy. 1
- Hens in the hen house, have discovered the nest eggs they've been sitting on (social security for retirement) only contains an I.O.U. from the federal government. 1
- Hero in knight's clothing hops to dark castle, USSR. Nicaragua arm, defense budget, Panama leg lost. "Undaunted, our hero hops onward to negotiate a peace-through-strength treaty with the ruler of the evil empire." 1
- High Court rules equal access for prayer groups. Justice William Rehnquist leads kids past head-bangers, mother earthers, Feminists and Sagan's cosmos club members to extra curricular meeting room. There goes the neighborhood. 1
- High class couple sits at private enterprise restaurant. Mayor Bob, as busboy, says, "Sports Arena? Hey, we all might try some of that. Yo! taxpayers" 1
- Hillary Clinton might be in trouble. She has Barbara Streisand on her side, but she also has her unfaithful husband Bill Clinton rooting for her. Barack Obama's tag team Oprah Winfrey stepping into the ring. Hillary sees the need for more people. 1
- Hillary Clinton stood by her man and saved the Clinton legacy. In New York the democrat donkeys are desperately holding on to her while her wayward husband hangs on to her legs. 1
- Hockey analogy 1
- Holy warrior, Iraq's Saddam Hussein, prepares for battle, turban, sword, U.S. hostage as a shield, gas canisters, etc. 1
- Horse and coach set up. A man named Fantos wants to give one rein to Private enterprise the other to City-county government. "I guess we're not convinced this "Public-Private Partnership idea of yours is going to work." 1
- Horse race fans see their sport is not as fun as it used to be. The race seems over after Iowa and New Hampshire voters weigh in. 1
- House Ethics Chairman Hefley and Speaker Hastert are following skunk Representative Condit thinking maybe they should do something. Democrats have no problem with skunk Clinton. 1
- House Speaker Jim Wright has a way of making money with his schemes. Now is selling advertising in Congressional Record. 1
- House Speaker, Dick Gephardt, wants President George HW Bush to help out Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev. He's broke, but he is feeding huge, mean, pit bull, guard dogs named, Cuba, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, ect. 1
- House Speaker, Jim Wright, is catching lots of pork money in his spider web. 1
- House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, wanted congress to vote, "Aye" on a bailout for the market crash. Republicans voted for the black E-Y-E. (That FELT good but congress got us to bailout big government anyway.) 1
- House Speaker, Tom Foley and his fellow democrats all in beach gear, and carrying a defense-cut picnic basket and an energy tax increase surf board, Open the door to see an Iraq snow storm going on outside. 1
- House speaker Tom Foley and Senate majority leader, George Mitchell laugh at President George H.W. Bush's deficit reduction plan. They don't have to read his lips. They can just watch his nose grow. 1
- House speaker, Nancy Pelosi really did recite the "Eensy, Weensy Spider" poem. The spider might deliver a nasty bite in the November election. People do not like the Obamacare plan. 1
- Housing advocate, Mitch Snyder is leaving his family homeless to devote his life to helping the homeless. 1
- How our Government works. Panel 1. The Legislative branch MAKES the law. Panel 2. The Judicial branch INTERPRETS the law. Panel 3. The Executive branch ENFORCES the law...(sometimes) President Obama doesn't want to enforce the Defense of Marriage Act.) 1
- How terrorist should read our color alert system. Panel 1. A fly (Saddam Hussein) buzzes near a yellow Uncle Sam. Panel 2. Uncle Sam turns orange...he could be angry. Panel 3. If he turns red, the fly might die. 1
- How the West has changed. Panel 1. We hung the bad guy. Panel 2. Now we take the good guy's guns away. 1
- Huge Icebergs (labeled Deficit and Unemployment) loom in the path of the U.S. Titanic, driven by the Democratic Congress. They refuse to correct the course of the ship. Instead they are talking about their health care bill. 1
- Huge Russian bear going after Central American Freedom lady trapped in a corner. President Reagan aiming congressional spit wad. 1
- Huge signs are in America saying, JOBS, NOW HIRING, EARN BIG $. There is a small fence separating Mexican people who want to work. Border guards are wonder why we want to keep them out. 1
- Huge trap labeled tax byte on software is waiting at entrance of red carpet leading to Colorado hotel. Romer can't figure out why we are not attracting new businesses. 1
- I guess a leopard CAN change his spots. Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, is painting over the hammer and sickle spots on his fur. 1
- IF Bill Clinton loses his license to practice law...he can't be a pirate like the rest of his gang...the ABA, Attorney General Reno and the rest who plunder tobacco companies, rape microsoft and execute gun makers. (original sent to Bill Salter) 1
- Identity politics are in full swing with our government census takers. After centuries of intermarriage between Spaniards, Native Americans, People of color, etc. they want to ask a question about race. (Apologies to famous painter, Norman Rockwell) 1
- If Al Gore wants to promote science to stop global warming Daschle, Kennedy, Biden and media love it. If Bush wants to protect people using science the Democrats hate it and make fun of it. 1
- If Christmas had started out in today's culture. President Obama dressed as a wise man would have brought baby Jesus a gift of government funded Plan B birth control pills in case his parents had another unplanned pregnancy. 1
- If Dubya gets faith-based plan passed 1
- If Lara Liberal had written the Declaration of Independence 1
- If he UN's president, Kofi Annan, worked in Airline Security, he would follow passenger Saddam Hussien's orders about which bag he would be allowed to inspect. 1
- If police can give out tickets to people driving while using a cell phone, why couldn't they give a ticket to a lady jogger who might cause a motorist distraction? 1
- Illegal immigrants...are they all alike. Panel 1. Shows a number of illegals in a welfare line. Panel 2. Shows some of the same people in a help wanted line. (many are good workers and pay taxes.) 1
- In 1773, Tea party protesters were called "American Patriots". Panel 2. Today, Lara Liberal calls them racists, misogynist, Nazis, Homophobes, etc. 1
- In America, people are still free to get together and worship their God legally. Some people, in the Middle East, can't do that. Freedom of religion is something to give thanks for on Thanksgiving day. 1
- In Denver, an "artist" from Texas designed a piece of "art" and wants state taxpayers to pay $57,000 to display it on a college campus. If they call it "art" taxpayers can't refuse to pay for it, I guess. 1
- In Pakistan Muslim Taliban soldiers disfigured a beautiful 14 year old girl for not obeying their dress code. In the U.S. fake scary things like ghosts, Dracula and zombies scare little kids but not like the real religious zealots in the middle east. 1
- In Peru, a law-and-order President Keiko Fujimori has a surprise victory. Drug lords and Communists, Shining Path see another sacrifice coming their way. 1
- In his speech at the UN, President George H.W. Bush is moving his new world order cart using Israel as carrot. 1
- In the interest of promoting interfaith understanding...how would most Americans feel about a Muslim Mosque symbol of faith standing proud and tall in the midst of the destruction on Ground zero? 1
- In the war on terror the UN makes lousy life guards. President George W. Bush and the U.S. Troops are basically rescuing the Iraqi people from the grips of dictator Saddam Hussein all alone. France and Russia are spectator guards. 1
- Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote from the Birmingham Jail in 1963. He is looking over the Cuban jails where Castro is keeping intellectuals, dissidents, artists, and reporters. 1
- Interior Secretary Babbitt and President Clinton are busy putting up fences. Bush's Interior Secretary Norton is taking out fence cutters. Uh-oh! 1
- International Monetary Fund (IMF) workers look out of the window and see many hard-working, tax-paying Americans. Some, in the IMF building (who loan money to third world countries) see American taxpayers as "collateral". 1
- Iran's Ayatollah, with horns, hangs free speech. 1
- Iraq's President Saddam Hussein is beginning to look a lot like Adolf Hitler. 1
- Iraq's Saddam Hussein and Bin Laden sit on terrorist victim bodies in the shade of the peace vine from UN resolution 1441 being watered by France's President Chirac. 1
- Iraq's clown president is holding a gun at the head of an innocent child who is held by a Give Peace a Chance liberal. President George W. Bush aims a gun at Saddam but the peace lady says he can't fire first. He has to wait for some kind of provocation. 1
- Iraqi President (Tyrant) Saddam Hussein, using children hostages blames President George H.W. Bush for his sanctions starving innocent children. Iraqi leaders seem to be eating well. 1
- Iraqi citizen and U.S. soldier watch a blind Senator Obama, a blind Senator Clinton, a blind Senator Edwards, a blind Governor Richardson, etc. walk around in Iraq looking for progress in Iraq. 1
- Iraqi leader, Saddam Hussein is taking a bath in tub filled with blood of Kuwaiti Arab brothers. He won't negotiate with President George H.W. Bush until he is willing to talk about his Palestinian Arab brothers 1
- Iraqi leader, Saddam Hussein might want to be looking for asbestos underwear after learning George W. Bush was elected president. (original given to Barry Noreen in the newsroom. I think he gave me the punch line.) 1
- Iraqi president, Saddam Hussein is a pirate who holds hostages, and has weapons of mass destruction. The free-world ships don't believe they have any responsibility to attack pirates to protect world commerce. They just want to ignore him. 1
- Iraqi president, Saddam Hussein is surrounded by the Sanction City police and President George H.W. Bush, the police chief. Bush gives him a warning. Saddam has to give back what he stole or his hostages OR he will suffer. Suffer what? Sanctions? 1
- Isn't it interesting... Panel 1. ...how some people feel uncertain that airport security measures protect them from terrorists... Panel 2. ...but have confidence condoms will protect them from aids. 1
- Israel Prime Minister Shamir picks up paper Likud ballots when Palestinian terrorists throw bombs. Turn bombs into paper. Caption "Another miracle in the Holy Land ... Palestinian terrorists turn bombs into paper." 1
- Israel Prime Minister Sharon and PLO leader Arafat is in a small canoe with children. They are holding a terror hand grenade with pin removed but they can't trust each other to let go and hold the trigger down. 1
- Israel has a tough time defending itself againts at Palestinian terrorist organization called Hezbollah. They call themselves the Party of God but uses innocent civilians as shields. What kind of Godly power does that? 1
- Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, warns President Obama that Iran is going nuclear and perhaps we should do something. Obama IS doing something. He is putting on a blindfold and is ignoring the warning. He wants Netanyahu to do the same thing. 1
- Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Shamir, feels abandoned by the United States State Department. He just got a "Dear John" letter. 1
- Israeli lion is taking a beating for catching a PLO snake trying to choke him. Cartoon bubble over bird depicting World Opinion "Pick on somebody your own size, you brute!" 1
- It seems the courts have determined THEY, along with Congress, can make laws raising revenue. The courts are moving into the Capitol building. The Supreme Court ruled that a Kansas City judge can force taxpayers to pay for a court-ordered busing plan. 1
- It was fun to watch the GOP presidential debate. Most of the show dogs were trained to heed the liberal media commands. Candidate Newt Gingrich, however was like a bulldog who had no training. Tea Party types liked that kind of performance. 1
- It's a dangerous high wire act. Saudi Arabia has come up with a new peace plan. They will carry PLO leader Arafat as a catcher (everyone trusts) and President George W. Bush will push Israeli prime minister Sharon to jump. (Disaster ahead) 1
- It's hard for the Democrats to reach out to conservative people in the red states. When Howard Dean, John Kerry, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and Hillary Clinton call us racists, homophobes, greedy, rich-white-folks, etc., it doesn't work very well. 1
- It's not about the TAKING of life, it's about EXTENDING lives. Panel 1. Picture of US stem cell research. Panel 2. Picture of China harvesting organs from executed prisoners. [[note by Chuck "Held". Does that mean it was in the paper or not?]] 1
- It's the three little pig analogy. Savings and Loan people built their house out of sticks, which the wolf blew down. Now the bigwigs are hiding in the taxpayer's brick building. This is getting tiresome for taxpayers to continue protecting big banks. 1
- Jackson and Dukakis climb in boxing ring, media focus on Cuomo finding seat. 1
- Jackson and Dukakis in kinetic art museum, see economy boom sculpture, put an end to violence, hopefully. 1
- Jane Fonda is looking down in a Vietnam grave containing American soldier skeleton with hole in head saying, "OK! I'm, like, sorry! OK?" 1
- Jesse Jackson boards a bus driven by Democrats. Dukakis, Gephardt, and others are front. Backseat is where the unelectable sit. 1
- Jesse Jackson on donkey and big liberal agenda bag is getting ready to make a big leap to white house. "Sure, we can do it!". Below are the bones of Walter Mondale and George McGovern holding their liberal agenda bags. 1
- Jesse Jackson told to stay out of certain states headline. They're worried about losing voters. Dukakis tells Jesse to use the back entrance. 1
- Jim Jeffords , is pro-choice, anti-gun, gay power, enviro wacko who loves taxes. Media reports Republican party has no room for moderates. 1
- Jim Wright and George Bush walk away from a table showing a pile of bones labeled "Contra Aid". Now THAT's what I call a power lunch." 1
- Jim Wright and President Reagan are in a foreign policy restaurant. The President has a Noriega stain on his tie. Mr. Wright is thinking he must be so embarrassed. He has no pants showing his "I love Nicaragua" shorts. 1
- Jim Wright holds contras arms while Ortega hits him with hammer and sickle, USSR soldier, GT 1
- Jim Wright is teacher mad at student Robert Michel. He used a bad word..."ethics". 1
- Jim Wright, shoveling money, deficit spending. "I think I'm beginning to understand why these guys can't make it on the $89,500-a-year salaries!" 1
- John Tower is taking his date home from the dance. He had to promise Senate Armed Services Committee he would have her home by 10 1
- John Tower, trying to get over the high hurdle of ethics. Democratic referee looking on. Mr. Bush says it's unfair. GOP referee is laughing because Jim Wright runs next. 1
- Jousting analogy. Knight challenger is charging against the incumbent tank with the longer staff. Onlookers think it's time to consider term limitation. 1
- Judges are passing through Democrat's Judicial Committee's x-ray machine. They are looking for ideology. 1
- Just as President George H.W. Bush prepares to save Saudi Arabia from Iraq'a President, Saddam Hussein, a recession shark prepares to swallow Bush'e gun boat. 1
- Justice Paul Stevens retired. Some citizens wonder if President Obama will have any trouble filling the lefty Justice's shoes. Not to worry. America is filled with lefty lawyers like that. 1
- Justice dept. is getting ready to operate on teamster leadership bringing in all kinds of transplant organs. 1
- Karl Marx thought religion was the opium of the masses. Communism has been shown to fall short in producing the kind of classless society he visualized. Marx is like the stone that had no power to block the resurrection of Christ. What a surprise. 1
- Keystone cops at FBI tell McVeigh that they are coming in with their hands up. 1
- Killed cartoon. Another difference between British Prime Minister and President H.W. Bush. Margaret Thatcher has a spine. (I think this wasn't published in the Gazette because the editors thought it was too offensive.) 1
- King (President) Obama, in King Henry VIII garb, ponders how he can get his popularity back. Perhaps he should get his foot off of the Constitution. Americans don't elect Kings. Now he wants conservatives to accept his Affordable Healthcare program. 1
- King Kong, Iran, is battling Godzilla, Iraq, and destroying the city. Citizen asks Uncle Sam if we're backing Godzilla. 1
- Knight contest analogy. Dark knight is recession with large lance. White knight can't decide if he wants a large lance or Bush and Democrate small lance tax cut. 1
- Know your Middle East Leaders 1
- Kofi Annan, of United Nations, finally has some good news for the war-torn Nation of Sudan (after a long time talking about a plan) that what they have suffered MAY never happen again...again. Woo-wee! 1
- Lady Justice holds a lethal injection syringe instead of a sword for Oklahoma City bomber. [Bombing of Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995] 1
- Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam watch the Republican and Democrat Congress at play beating each other up before they go to recess. It's hard to watch. Uncle Sam says, You should see how they play with our money. 1
- Lady Liberty is caught in the cross fire between helicopters flown by drug dealers and drug warriors. 1
- Lara Liberal is making a fashion statement with her sweater. Panel 1. On the front there's a statement, Got Terror?? Panel 2. The back has words, "Blame Israel." 1
- Lara Liberal knows congress needs to cut spending but she doesn't know WHERE. She and Joe Conservative are walking by a Planned Parenthood office with a U.S. Treasury truck parked in front. Guards are dropping off millions at the abortion office. 1
- Lara Liberal thinks President Obama ran a nearly flawless race. A different view shows he was carried across the finish line by runners in the media NBC, CBS, CNN, and the New York Times. His opponent, John McCain did not run a great race. 1
- Large deficit maiden wonders if she will EVER get rescued as she watches the Spending Dragon with woman's head kissing the fat white knight, Congress. 1
- Lawmakers are hunting for new sources of revenue (sin taxes). Tobacco season is over now they're looking to tax fatty foods. 1
- Lawmakers soak in the Congressional hot tub room (pork-filled barrel) and share stories about President George HW Bush's financial chief, Mr. Darman. They are saying if the White House is not serious about deficit reduction, why should we? 1
- Left-wing church workers are sitting in prison feeling sad. They are saying, "Rats! Just when we were starting to get a sense of 'community'." There is a ladder leading to a broken prison window where the Nicaraguan voters escaped captivity. 1
- Liberal columnist, Carl Rowan in Washington, wants to ban handguns even though he used one to protect his house. Should button his coat or his lip. 1
- Liberal groups such as the National Organization for Women, and Acorn warn young women to vote (for Obama) as if their lives depended on it. The unborn child can't vote but his/her life actually DOES depend on it. 1
- Liberal media people are looking at HUGE number of Tea Party protesters gathering in Washington, D.C. The media are guessing there might be thousands gathered there and they are all racists. A poll finds trust in media is fading fast. I wonder why? 1
- Liberals and media rejoice as Obama prepares in a Moses-like stance to part the Red (ink) Sea. Others wonder how he is going to do that. He's planning a massive public works project, constructing roads, bridges, etc., which will produce more red ink. 1
- Liberals would like to see the end of Columbus Day Parades, (since that evil person discovered America and all). If God didn't love a parade (speech freedom) He wouldn't have made the earth round. 1
- Liberation Theology priest asks God to forgive those who flee from Communist Island Shangri-la to market economy ship. They know not what they do. 1
- Like General George Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas day, the Tea Party, in their quest for fiscal sanity, must cross over to Washington, D.C. to defeat the liberals, establishment Republicans and mainstream media. 1
- Like waves washing ashore, EXXON attorneys rush to court to defend EXXON Oil company from disastrous legal exposure to cover their expensive oil spill. They are oil slicks. 1
- Lithuanian negotiating team is at table. The Soviet negotiating team is just arriving. They look like military troops forming outside. Uh-oh. 1
- Little boy looks at newspaper on the floor with little dots covering everything. They are bugs celebrating the EPA's ban on insecticides. 1
- Look. I'm having a tough time making ends meet. Fork over more dough. Panel 1. said by Dumb employee to his private enterprise boss. Panel 2. said by Compassionate legislature to the taxpayers. 1
- Lotto con man, state legislature, entices public to play game to drop prisoner in prison. Step right up folks. 1
- Love your Mother (earth) Republicrat gives a speech saying, My fellow Americans, a vote for me is vote for clean air, clean water...Taxpayer continues...clean billfolds. 1
- Man and woman walking past prostitute...appeals to baser instincts, past drug dealer, addictive to some, False advertising, selling beach-front property in Kansas, last panel 1
- Man reads paper announcing support for 7-day waiting period for handgun purchase. Also, there's a story about an escaped hatchet murderer. Thinks murderer might not wait for man to get protection. 1
- Map of United States and Colombia, Noriega holding syringe. 1
- Marshall, Blackmum, Stephens, and ?, the judicial activists have run up the basketball score 38 to 4. Now with the addition of Justice Kennedy to conservative side, need to find a rule change. 1
- Marxist professor is leading his students toward Socialist Utopia. Some Harvard, Dartmouth, OSU, CU, etc. students are aware of the Communist refugees going the other way. (Original was sent to Ray Kramer in New Jersey.) 1
- Marxist professors get tossed out of Eastern Bloc school of economics. They gather their papers and head to American Universities. 1
- Mass murderer is being held at bay by policeman holding gun. Child says, "Saay, Isn't that the gun without the trigger?" 1
- Mayor Bob and beat up council welcome Mr. Pederson aboard ship. 1
- Mayor Bob as Scrooge looks at Nixon as Marley holding Watergate transcripts. Bob wonders "But, Marley...the whole story! Wouldn't it be easier to stonewall on the tape and transcript and say the press is out to get me?" 1
- Mayor Bob is told by cowboy growth "Naw. You shouldn't have to bargain with him. We can always ski, right, Mayor Isaac?" City is fenced in on all sides by military and mountains. 1
- Mayor Bob, dressed in mafia outfit, files nails while council wonders "I don't know. Everything looked fine. [Arlington, Texas City Manager William] Kirchhoff was all set to take the job, he was packing his bags, then his phone rang..." 1
- Mayor Giuliani and Hillary Clinton are two, giant gorillas battling for supremacy on the Empire State building. (New York Senate seat) Admit... it IS interesting. 1
- Mayor Mary Lou Makepeace makes taxpayers patrons of the the city arts. She's depicted as the Mona Lisa, with the strange smile, as she watches downtown hustlers and city council take money from unsuspecting citizens. 1
- McCain Feingold ship fires a cannon ball at the US Constitution. Media crew wonder if they should be concerned about the First amendment. Naw, it's only collateral damage. 1
- McCain and Feingold build a fence around polictial advertising outlet in front of Information marketplace. Liberal media gets all the business...they LIKE McCain. 1
- Meanwhile, back at the cabinet meeting....President Obama's cabinet members are bored, playing cards and wondering where the President is. He's still in a meeting with his czars. (Obama's czars have growing influence in policy.) 1
- Media are trying to hang Ed Meese, but he takes off dragging the tree. Press says, "Boy! He sure is tenacious!" 1
- Media floozy holds up sign saying, Act 473.38, "The indictments" turning to Independent counsel L. Walsh back stage and says, "Better hurrry. We are losing our audience." Donkey holds script of Iran-Contra affair. 1
- Media in boat harbored at liberal fantasy island, eyeing the conservative harbor. "Hark! The President is adrift." 1
- Media masses are focusing on a zit on Dan Quayle's face. Talking head says, "Then, there will be those who will say the media are blowing this out of proportion." 1
- Men going to work in a coal mine "The trouble with nuclear power is it's so dangerous!" All around are danger signs. 1
- Mexican and U.S. presidents reach across the table to shake hands on a free trade agreement. U.S. unions reach out to pull cord on guillotine to cut President George H.W. Bush's hand off. 1
- Mexican president Vicente Fox wants Mr. Clinton to tear down this wall that's keeping his Mexican workers from filling US jobs. 1
- Mike Dukakis at a cock fight with a dove (Foreign Policy) against a communist with a big rooster. 1
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- 2001 facsimile of the original 1894 pictorial map of Colorado, reproduced by the US Geological Survey. Shows towns, with some buildings, and roads. Relief shown by spot heights and landforms. 1
- A series of maps of the Bison Reservoir water system east of Victor, Colorado. Map dates range from 1902 to 1984, with older maps likely used as reference. 1
- A series of maps of the Manitou Heights subdivision in Manitou Springs. Includes legal description. 1
- A series of maps showing various land ownership in the Cripple Creek area of Colorado. 1
- A series of survey maps of Teller County, Colorado. Shows roads, claims, plats, additions, cemeteries, reservoirs, creeks, and national forest boundaries. 1
- A survey play map showingthe location of an existing fence in section 13 of township 15, range 69 in Teller County, Colorado. The map was prepared for Vose Babcock. 1
- Annexation map of Colorado Springs. Shows annexations, roads, military installations, and unicorporated El Paso County. 1
- Base map of Aspen Valley Ranch in Woodland Park, Colorado. 1
- Cabin map of Green Mountain Falls, Colorado. Shows roads, cabins, creeks, and reservoirs. 1
- Elevation map of Colorado. Elevation is shown via color. Shows cities and towns, highways, railroads, creeks and bodies of water, and mountains with elevation. 1
- Extension of carriage road from Bear Creek Canyon to Crystal Park. Survey of Bear Creek Cañon-Crystal Park tourist carriage road extension. Shows townships, ownership, and dates of survey. Blue line print. 1
- Geological map of Colorado. Relief shown by contours. 1
- Grid maps and grading plan for a proposed parking area on a portion of M.S. 8355, Brooklin Lode in the Cripple Creek Mining District. Shows roads, parking area, and elevation. 1
- Hand drawn map of the Cresson and Rose Nicol ore dump location in Cripple Creek. Shows volumes of each dump site. 1
- Hand drawn map of the Fountain Crest Estates in Fountain, Colorado. Shows roads, highways, blocks and plats. Includes legal description. 1
- Hand drawn map of the Gold Sovereign Mine ore dump location in Cripple Creek. 1
- Hand drawn map of the Theresa Mine ore dump location in Cripple Creek. Shows volumes of each dump site. 1
- Hand drawn map of the columbarium grounds next to the Broadmoor Community Church. Shows sidewalks, trees, parking areas, and other features. 1
- Hand drawn map showing the plat, plan, cross sections, and general data relevant to an excavated area on the G.E. and H.R. Greene property, northwest of Academy Boulevard and North Carefree Circle. 1
- Hand drawn survey of Lambert Lot 77 - Bear Trap Ranch in Teller County, Colorado. 1
- Hand drawn survey of Section 13, Township 15 South, Range 68 West, along the east edge of Teller County, Colorado. Shows buildings and posts. 1
- Hand drawn topographical map of the D. J. Jensen Land Parcel, between Manitou Boulevard and Limit Street (likely where Pony Lane is now). Shows buildings, roads, and elevation. 1
- Hand drawn worksheet map of the Ajax Mine dump. 1
- Hand drawn worksheet maps of the Cripple Creek water treatment and storage improvement project. 1
- Highway map of El Paso County, Colorado. Shows highways and major roads, creeks, reservoirs, towns, schools, and other points of interest. Green location dots correspond to list of cemeteries located by Athlyn Luzier before 1970 and recorded (see page 2). 1
- Land survey map of the Balke (Skagway) property in Teller, County. 1
- Map and information for the Killoren subdivision in Mantiou Springs. Shows vacation plat and replat maps, legal description, and other notes. 1
- Map of Albrecht's Re-Subdivision of part of Lot 1, Block "N" in Manitou Springs. Shows roads, blocks and plats, and creeks. Includes legal description of the subdivision. 1
- Map of Cascade, Colorado. Shows buildings on lots, Cascade Canyon names, streets, lot numbers, sewer line, water main, Fountain Creek, and Colorado Midland Railroad route. Hand drawn in black; Cascade Canyon in shown in blue, sewer line shown in red. 1
- Map of Colorado Springs, showing roads, highways, creeks, schools, hospitals, and other points of interest. 1
- Map of Colorado Springs, showing streets, highways, subdivisions, railroads, cemeteries, bodies of water, and selected buildings. 1
- Map of Colorado Springs. Shows highways and roads, creeks, lakes and reservoirs, parks, schools, and other points of interest. 1
- Map of Colorado Springs. Shows highways and roads, creeks, lakes and reservoirs, parks, schools, and other points of interest. Includes smaller map of Manitou Springs and street index. 1
- Map of Colorado Springs. Shows highways and roads, neighborhoods and school districts, creeks, lakes and reservoirs, parks, schools, and other points of interest. Includes street index at bottom of map. 1
- Map of Colorado and Utah, showing part of Nevada and what would become Arizona. Shows D. & R.G. and Kansas Pacific Railroad lines. Colorado River shown as both Bunkara and Grand River. Gunnison River shown as South Fork of Grand River. Hand colored. 1
- Map of Colorado. Shows county boundaries, towns and cities, forests, creeks and rivers, railroads, and other points of interest. Includes small maps of Leadville, Denver, and Cripple Creek at top of map. 1
- Map of Colorado. Shows longitude west from Greenwich on top, west from Washington on bottom. Shows 39 counties. Range and township grid shown for part of map. Verso shows map of Indian Territory (Oklahoma). 1
- Map of Cripple Creek, Colorado. Shows roads, highways, lots, and subvisions. 1
- Map of El Paso County, Colorado. Shows township numbers, creeks, roads, towns, and railroads. 1
- Map of El Paso County, showing land ownership, ranches, roads, schools, lakes, and creeks. 1
- Map of Fremont County, Colorado. Shows roads, highways, buildings, rivers, mountains, and elevation. 1
- Map of Green Mountain Falls, Colorado. Shows roads, block and plat numbers, creeks, lakes, parks, and city boundaries. 1
- Map of Green Mountian Falls, Colorado. Shows streets, highways, lots, subdivisions, bodies of water, major buildings, county line, and incorporation limits. Includes advertisement for Green Mountain Falls Realty Co. Hand drawn in blue ink. 1
- Map of Heitz and Jones property in the Cripple Creek Mining District. 1
- Map of Main Street in Fountain, Colorado between Iowa Avenue and Illinois Avenue. 1
- Map of Manitou Springs, Colorado. Some buildings and houses are labeled. Includes profile drawling of Pikes Peak and the Front Range as seen from Austin Bluffs. Verso includes tourist information and advertisements. 1
- Map of Manitou Springs, Colorado. The corporate limits include all of Sections 4, 5 and 6. Shows sections, subdivisions, lots, railroads, streets, highways, and Colorado Springs and Interurban Railway. Blue line print. 1
- Map of Manitou Springs, showing roads, plats, and creeks. Includes written description. 1
- Map of Monument Valley Park and Antlers Park in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Shows streets, paths, trees, bodies of water, viaduct, and Denver & Rio Grande and Rock Island railroads. Includes additional scan of print map. 1
- Map of Nebraska, Dakota, Colorado, Idaho, and Kansas, showing areas of Indian tribes, some railroad lines, forts, and mountain ranges. Ornamental border; plate numbered 55. 1
- Map of North Cheyenne Canyon in Colorado Springs. Shows roads by road type, trails, campgrounds, reservoirs, and other points of interest. 1
- Map of Pike National Forest showing National Forest boundary, roads, trails, railroads, telephone lines, supervisors headquarters, rangers stations, peaks, creeks, and houses. 1
- Map of Pike National Forest showing National Forest boundary, supervisors headquarters, rangers headquarters, post offices, roads, wagon roads, trails, peaks, creeks and railroads. Relief shown by hachures. 1
- Map of Teller County, Colorado. Shows highways, various buildings, mines, rivers and creeks, mountains, and national forest boundaries. Includes more focused views of Florissant, Divide, Crystola, Stratton, Independence, Goldfield, Victor, and Elkton. 1
- Map of a proposed alignment improvement or right of way establishment for a portion of Teller County Road that traveled through the Woodard property between Florissant and Cripple Creek in Colorado. 1
- Map of mines at Cripple Creek, Colorado. Relief shown by spot heights. 1
- Map of physical library locations of the Pikes Peak Library District in 2009, and the proximity to El Paso County facilities in Colorado Springs. Shows highways, roads, creeks, city boundaries, military installations, and includes elevation relief. 1
- Map of several claims in the Cripple Creek Mining District in Colorado. Shows plat and claims. Includes short legal description. 1
- Map of the Arkansas River, Rio Del Norte (Rio Grande), and Rio Gila. Shows rivers and creeks, trails, and elevation by hachure. 1
- Map of the Broadmoor area before the Broadmoor Hotel was built. Inset shows geographic relationship among communities of Colorado City, Colorado Springs, Broadmoor. Shows streets, lakes, rivers. 1
- Map of the Canon City and Cripple Creek Electric Railway. Shows railroad, the Town of Victor, county lines, and notes. 1
- Map of the Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway. 1
- Map of the Denver & Rio Grande Railway and the Mexico National Railway. Map includes proposed extensions and connections. Relief shown by contours and hachures. Shows steam lines, railroads, cities, mountains. 1
- Map of the Meadowlark Subvision in Fountain. Shows roads, blocks, and plat numbers. Includes legal description of the subdivision. 1
- Map of the San Luis North Estates subdivision in San Luis, Colorado. Shows roads, blocks, and plat numbers. 1
- Map of the Theresa Mine shaft work area. 1
- Map of the area northwest of US Highway 24 and Peyton Highway in Peyton, Colorado. Shows roads, highways, buildings, fences, and overhead power/telephone lines. Includes legal description. 1
- Map of the city of Colorado Springs. Shows subdivisions, lot and block numbers, streets, railroads, gas pipes, gas lamps, water pipes and fire plugs. Includes illustrations of Antlers Hotel, Opera House, and Colorado College. 1
- Map of the drill hole locations of the Larsen Drilling Project at Mineral Hill in Cripple Creek. 1
- Map of the right of way of the Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway. Shows city grid, neighboring towns, military reservation, and roads. 1
- Map of the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico, showing Dr. William Abraham Bell's route during the Union Pacific Railroad expedition. Shows elevation, cities, forts, and rivers. 1
- Map showing election precincts and public school district boundaries for El Paso County, Colorado. School districts are shown in green and election precincts are in dark blue. 1
- Map showing one, two, and three-day field trips in Colorado, possibly for the Geological Society of America. Map shows counties and major cities. 1
- Map showing ownership of land in the Townships 12S - 14S & Range 59W - 60W. Leased land is shown shaded and with date of expiration of lease in tract. State land is shown with a shaded border. 1
- Map showing previously documented subsidence events in the Cramor neighborhood area along the Templeton Gap Floodway, over an aerial photograph. Shows labeled street and mines. 1
- Map showing public transit bus routes in Colorado Springs in 2015. 1
- Map showing soil burn severity from lands burned by the Waldo Canyon Fire. Shows fire perimeter, cities, roads, streets, trails, lakes and streams 1
- Map showing the Knob Hill Addition to Colorado Springs. Shows hand colored markings 1
- Map showing the amended route of the Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad, formerly known as the Florence Cripple Creek and State Line Railroad. Includes legal descriptions. 1
- Map showing the area trappers were active in the Rocky Mountains between 1823 and 1840. Shows forts, rivers, mountain ranges, rendezvous sites, and trapper routes. 1
- Map showing the extended area trappers were active in the Rocky Mountains between 1823 and 1840. Shows forts, rivers, mountain ranges, rendezvous sites, and trapper routes. 1
- Map showing the park maintenance districts of Colorado Springs in 2000. 1
- Map showing the proposed easements within lots 26 and 28 of block 2 in the Broadmoor Heights Ent Resubdivision. Shows the property at 1911 Mesa Avenue, and includes easement descriptions. 1
- Map showing the territory of Kansas. Includes portions of Nebraska, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. The Rocky Mountain Front Range is visible on the left edge of the map. 1
- Map shows mining claims, claim groups, bodies of water, towns and railroads in the Cripple Creek Mining District. Also shows township range and sections. 1
- Mining claim map of Cripple Creek. Railroads, highways, streams, and other features were omitted from the map due to the congestion of the mining claims. 1
- Mining claim map showing roads, fences, and mining claims and lots. 1
- Official map of the Town of Fountain in 1958. Shows streets, highways, railroads, and additions. Handwritten notes are visible. 1
- Original plat map of Manitou Springs. Shows roads, creeks, and springs. Includes hand written notes at top of map. 1
- Plat map of a portion of Manitou Springs. Shows roads, creeks, subdivisions, blocks, and plat numbers. 1
- Plat map of the Peyton Ranches neighborhood in Peyton, Colorado. Shows roads, plat numbers, and includes legal description. 1
- Plat map of the Skagway Reservoir Ranch subdivision. Shows roads, plat numbers, and existing buildings. Includes legal description. 1
- Plat map of the Ute Pass Summer Homes subdivision of Cascade, Colorado. Shows roads, creeks, and plat numbers. Also includes hand written names in most plots. 1
- Plat map of the subdivision exemption of the Warner Property in Cripple Creek, Colorado. Shows Bison, Main, and Aspen Street and Galena Avenue. Includes legal description. 1
- Plat map showing Reed's Addition to Fountain. Shows roads, railroads, and plat numbers. Includes legal description. 1
- Plat map showing the Langness Wilderness filing number 3, which was a vacation and replat along Langness Circle in Ellicott, Colorado. Shows flood plain area in most of the lot. Includes legal description. 1
- Plat map showing the boundaries of Ruth and Francis Harclerode's property in Teller County, Colorado. 1
- Plat maps of the Heritage Estates neighborhood southwest of Peyton and northeast of Falcon on the east side of US Highway 24. Tradition Drive on map is now Heritage Park Trail and Horseback Trail. Includes hand written notes from map creator. 1
- Plat maps of the Sangre de Cristo Ranches and Estates in Costilla County, Colorado. Include legal descriptions. 1
- Profile showing the elevation of the Union Pacific Railway from St. Louis to San Francisco. 1
- Proposed land use maps for the Banning-Lewis Ranch addition. Shows roads, highways, and creeks, as well as planned sites for residential areas, schools, open spaces, tramlines, and golf courses. Highlighted areas show development plans. 1
- Proposed plat map for the town of San Acacio in Costilla County, Colorado. 1
- Reconnaissance map of El Paso County, Colorado. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. Shows highways, counties, townships, sections, railroads, mountains, bodies of water (streams, rivers, reservoirs, lakes, marshes), and cities. 1
- Right of way easement survey in Teller County starting from Skagway Reservoir Road. 1
- Road map of Colorado. Shows roads and highways, cities and towns, railroads, mountains, national monuments and parks, mountain ranges and passes, Indian reservation, and local attractions. 1
- Series of gas and oil maps of Colorado. Shows highways, railroads, rivers and creeks, bodies of water, mountains with elevations, and county boundaries. Oil and gas well legend is in the bottom left corner of each map. 1
- Series of hand drawn maps showing the ore dump outlines with associated volumes at the Portland No. 2 Mine in Cripple Creek. 1
- Survey of Bear Creek-Cheyenne Canyon tourist carriage road. Shows townships, ownership, dates of survey, with pipelines, and pencil corrections. 1
- Survey plat map of a portion of claims in Cripple Creek. Includes mineral claim and reference table for claims surveyed. 1
- Topographic map of Colorado from 1913. Shows cities and towns, county boundaries, highways and railroads, national parks, forest reservations, and other points of interest. 1
- Topographical map of El Paso County, Colorado. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. Shows streams, lakes, roads, buildings, trails, railroads, boundaries of towns, villages and counties, contours with legend of relief, drainage, and culture. 1
- Topographical map of Park County, Colorado. Shows creeks, lakes, and national forest land. 1
- Topographical map of the Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado and Utah. Shows roads, trails, buildings, park boundaries, rivers, mountains, ranches, and other points of interest. Includes photographs and information on verso. 1
- Topographical map of the Pikes Peak Region. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. 1
- Topographical map of the Warner Property in Cripple Creek. Shows streets, lots, and elevation. 1
- Trail from Bear Creek Canyon to Crystal Park. Survey of Bear Creek Canyon - Crystal Park tourist carriage road. Shows townships, ownership, dates of survey, with pipelines, and pencil corrections. Blue line print. 1
- Two maps showing the outline of area containing mineral claim lodes for the Ecus Mineral Corp. in Cripple Creek, Colorado. Each map has different coloring, highlights, and notes. 1
- Two plat maps of lots 26, 27, and 28 along Alta Vista Road and Mesa Avenue in the Broadmoor area of southern Colorado Springs. Shows the property at 1911 Mesa Ave. 1
- Vacation plat map of Reed's Addition and Reed's Second Addition in Fountain, Colorado. Shows streets, railroads, block and plat numbers, and legal description of the plat. 1
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- 1951 11
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- 1953 21
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- 1955 173
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- 1956 35
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- 1959 36
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- 00 East St. Vrain Street (430 North Tejon Street) 3
- 00 East St. Vrain Street (431 North Cascade Avenue) 4
- 00 East St. Vrain Street (501 North Cascade Avenue) 2
- 00 North Nevada Avenue (127 East Kiowa Street) - City Parking Garage 2
- 00 South Nevada Avenue (201 East Pikes Peak Avenue) - U.S. Post Office 2
- 00 West St. Vrain Street (420 North Cascade Avenue) (Young Life) 3
- 00 West St. Vrain Street (506 North Cascade Avenue) 2
- 1 South Nevada Avenue 4
- 100 East St. Vrain Street (420 North Nevada Avenue) (First United Methodist Church) 3
- 100 East St. Vrain Street (501 North Tejon Street) 3
- 100 North Nevada Avenue (219 East Bijou Street) - First Presbyterian Church 2
- 100 West Antlers Place 2
- 100 West Antlers Place. Sign for "The Antique Mall" is next to stairwell. Seven electric meters on the other side of the stairs. Door, window trim and facade are red. 2
- 104-106 East St. Vrain Street. 3
- 107 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 107, 111 & 113 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 108 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 108 West Antlers Place 2
- 108 West Antlers Place. Playground equipment behind chain link fence. 2
- 117 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 118 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 12 West St. Vrain Street 2
- 128 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 130 South Nevada Avenue - City Parking Garage 2
- 1320 Wood Avenue. Residence of Lawrence Bodribb. First appeared in city directory in 1938. 3
- 1332 Earl's Court [renamed Wood Avenue in 1912]. Residence of Warren W. Wood. 3
- 15 North Nevada Avenue [in 2023 the upper facade was changed and was home to Mountain Chalet, sporting goods] 2
- 1523 Wood Avenue. Residence of C. P. Bennett. 2
- 18 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 1895 two-story large-frame country house with a large veranda located at 4 Cheyenne Boulevard [Ivywild]. Photo is referenced as "d04" in "Historic Sites & Structures El Paso County, Colorado" by Freed, Elaine and David Barber. 2
- 2 North Nevada Avenue - Colorado Square Building 4
- 20 East St. Vrain Street (First Congregational Church) 8
- 200 East St. Vrain Street (429 North Nevada Avenue) 3
- 200 East St. Vrain Street (430 North Weber Street) 2
- 200 East St. Vrain Street (501 North Nevada Avenue) 2
- 200 North Nevada Avenue - Acacia Park 2
- 200 South Nevada Avenue - Pioneers' Museum 4
- 209 South Nevada Avenue. Colorado Springs Health Partners. 3
- 21 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 210 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 214 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 218 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 219 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 220 Shadow Ridge Grove 4
- 221 - 223 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 224 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 224, 228, 232, 236, 240, 244, 248, 252 & 256 East Writers Way 4
- 225 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 226 - 228 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 235 South Nevada Avenue. Offices of Colorado Springs Independent newspaper. 2
- 30 South Nevada Avenue - City Administration Building 2
- 300 East St. Vrain Street (431 North Weber Street) 2
- 300 East St. Vrain Street (501 North Weber Street) 3
- 301 North Nevada Avenue - Palmer High School 4
- 304 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 309 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 311 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 315 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 316 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 316 and 320 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 318 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 322 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 324 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 326 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 33 West Willamette Avenue. Residence of Dr. H. C. Watt. 2
- 332 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 400 East St. Vrain Street (501 North Wahsatch Avenue) 3
- 401 North Nevada Avenue - Palmer High School 3
- 412 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 414 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 415 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 418 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 419 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 420 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 420 North Nevada Avenue - First United Methodist Church 8
- 421 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 421 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 424 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 425 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 428 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 428 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 429 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 432 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 436 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 4660 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 4700 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 4730 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 4900 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 4918 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 4950 North Nevada Avenue 5
- 500 East St. Vrain Street (502 North Royer Street) 2
- 5000 North Nevada Avenue - West Side 3
- 501 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 502 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 5020 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 5025 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 504 - 506 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 505 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 505 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 5050 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 5056 North Nevada Avenue 5
- 512 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 515 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 517 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 518 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 5190 North Nevada Avenue 5
- 523 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 525 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 525 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 5250 North Nevada Avenue. Colorado Springs nonprofit ComCor Inc. has held the belief that people can and do change, and now the organization itself is changing, with a new name [Embrave] and new services for homeless residents in mind. 6
- 526 and 528 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 5260 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 527 East St. Vrain Street (Independent Missionary Baptist Church) 3
- 529 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 5290 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 530 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 530 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 5400 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 5540 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 5580 North Nevada Avenue 5
- 5600 North Nevada Avenue - West Side 2
- 5800 North Nevada Avenue - East Side 4
- 5825 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 5867 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 5875 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 5885 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 5895 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 5901 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 5935 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 601 East St. Vrain Street 4
- 603 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 605 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 606 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 607 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 607 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 608 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 610 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 611 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 611 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 612 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 613 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 615 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 616 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 617 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 617 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 618 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 618 North Nevada Avenue. Room at the Inn. 3
- 620 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 620 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 623 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 624 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 626 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 629 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 630 East St. Vrain Street 2
- 632 East St. Vrain Street 3
- 632 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 705 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 705 South Nevada Avenue - Police Operations Center 3
- 705 South Nevada Avenue - Police Operations Center Parking Garage 2
- 707 - 709 - 711 North Nevada Avenue (Hallenbeck Building) 2
- 710 South Nevada Avenue 2
- 714 North Nevada Avenue. Econo Lodge. 3
- 715 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 720 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 724 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 730 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 8 South Nevada Avenue 5
- 800 South Nevada Avenue (201 East Las Animas Street) 3
- 809 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 815 North Nevada Avenue 2
- 819 North Nevada Avenue 3
- 820 North Nevada Avenue. Colorado College Inn. 3
- 825 North Nevada Avenue 4
- 831 South Nevada Avenue - Lowell Elementary School 6
- 832 North Nevada Avenue. Conoco service station. 2
- 832 South Nevada Avenue - Perfect Peace Baptist Church 2
- 910 South Nevada Avenue 2
- A Colorado College football player posing on Washburn Field. 22
- A boy stands in front of a log house at Frontier Boys Village. 2
- A contractor uses a front-end loader to remove debris at 5617 Majestic Drive in the Mountain Shadows neighborhood of Colorado Springs following the Waldo Canyon Fire. 2
- A group of alumni pose for a group portrait taken in what appears to be a school cafeteria. 3
- A group of friends from Nordrach Ranch Sanatorium pose around rock formations in an area is now known as Palmer Park. Written on the album page is "Austin Bluffs." 2
- A group of women, likely teachers at Liberty School for migrant children, gather with Principal Lynn Gulmon (back to camera) in a living room. 2
- A herd of about four dozen Hereford bulls are staring at the camera, standing in a corral and adjacent pens with a barn and sheds in the background at the Banning Lewis Ranch. A wooden hay rack is on the left. 2
- A large group of people [some holding up mugs] enjoy an Alexander Film Company picnic in the center of parked cars in a field. One automobile bears a 1933 Colorado license plate. 2
- A man dressed in overalls holds on to a lineup of four Hereford bulls connected by leather straps, chains and baling wire at the Banning Lewis Ranch. 2
- A man stands in The Narrows in Williams Canyon 2
- A man stands next to a circa 1914 two-seat runabout automobile bearing a 1914 Colorado license plate that is parked on a dirt road in the mountains. 2
- A one-story, stucco house at 99 Ranch Road. Identified as the residence of Tom Burgess. 4
- A partial view of a railroad map showing various Colorado counties. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 2
- A woman leads a horse being ridden by a boy at Frontier Boys Village. 4
- A wooden bridge over rocky creek bed 2
- A young boy talks with Santa Claus, holding a wrapped gift. 3
- Abandoned wooden mining building with attached wooden bridge. 2
- Abondoned Building 2
- Acacia Park 3
- Addition is completed to Young Life Dale House Project. 4
- Adolf Mohl, Leo Mohl's father. 2
- Aerial photograph of 8th Street in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. 8th Street travels through the middle of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Austin Bluffs Parkway in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Austin Bluffs Pkwy travels up the center of the photo. The University of Colorado, Colorado Springs (UCCS) can be seen below center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Centennial Boulevard in Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. Centennial Blvd travels diagonally up the photo from the bottom right corner and intersects Garden of the Gods Road in the upper left area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak, photo facing west. Platte Avenue travels up the center of the photo. The Rocky Mountain Front Range is prominently visible in the upper portion of the photo, with Pikes Peak at the center. 2
- Aerial photograph of Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak, photo facing west. The Rocky Mountain Front Range is prominently visible in the top half of the photo, with Pikes Peak at the center of the horizon. 4
- Aerial photograph of Colorado Springs, photo facing north. Interstate 25 travels up the photo from the bottom right corner. Nevada Avenue travels up the left side of the photo. Downtown Colorado Springs is visible just to the left of center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Colorado State Highway 115 in Colorado Springs, photo facing north. Highway 115 travels up the center of the photo. Fort Carson can be seen in the bottom right corner of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Colorado State Highway 94 east of Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Highway 94 travels diagonally through the upper portion of the photo and Page Road travels diagonally down the center of the photo from the highway. 4
- Aerial photograph of Colorado State Highway 94 east of Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Highway 94 travels up the right edge of the photo and Page Road travels through the center of the photo from the highway. 2
- Aerial photograph of Coors Field in Denver, Colorado, photo facing north. 3
- Aerial photograph of Coors Field in Denver, Colorado, photo facing south. 2
- Aerial photograph of Cottonwood Creek in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Cottonwood Creek flows up the center of the photo. Black Forest Road travels up the right side of the photo and Woodmen Road travels along the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Cripple Creek, Colorado, photograph facing northeast. The city of Cripple Creek can be seen near the center of the photo, with Pikes Peak in the distance. 2
- Aerial photograph of Douglas County, Colorado, photo facing west. Interstate 25 travels through the lower portion of the photo, with East Plum Creek to the east (below in the photo). Tomah Road travels up the right side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Downtown Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. The Bijou Street bridge is visible at the bottom of the photo, where the road crosses over Interstate 25, Monument Creek, and railroad tracks. 2
- Aerial photograph of Falcon, Colorado, photo facing northwest. US Highway 24 travels diagonally through the upper portion of the photo. The Meadow Lake Airport can be seen near the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Falcon, Colorado, photo facing south. US Highway 24 travels diagonally up the right side of the photo. Judge Orr Road travels along the bottom of the road. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fort Carson in Colorado, photo facing southeast. Construction of several buildings can be seen near the center of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of Fountain Boulevard in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Fountain Blvd travels up the center of the photo and intersects Circle Drive at the bottom of the photo. The Valley Hi Golf Course can be seen on the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing north. Interstate 25 travels up the left side of the photo, with Fountain Creek to the east (right in the photo). Jimmy Camp Creek can be seen in the upper right area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing north. Interstate 25 travels up the right side of the photo with Fountain Creek to the east (right in the photo). The city of Fountain can be seen above center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing northeast. Interstate 25 travels diagonally through the lower portion of the photo with Fountain Creek to the east (above in the photo). 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing northwest. Interstate 25 travels diagonally up the photo from the bottom left corner with Fountain Creek to the east (right in the photo). Fort Carson is visible in the distance at the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing northwest. Interstate 25 travels up the left side of the photo. Fountain Creek flows down the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing south. Interstate 25 travels up the left side of the photo with Fountain Creek to the east (left in the photo). The Ray Nixon Power Plant would later be built in the area above center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southeast. US Highway 85/87 and railroad tracks travel up the left side of the photo. Fountain Creek flows up the right side of the photo. Interstate 25 can be seen in the upper right area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southwest. Fountain Creek flows diagonally through the photo, with Interstate 25 to the west (above in the photo). Jimmy Camp Creek can be seen in the lower left area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southwest. Interstate 25 travels diagonally through the upper portion of the photo with Fountain Creek to the east (below in the photo). Jimmy Camp Creek flows up the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southwest. Interstate 25 travels through the middle of the photo with Fountain Creek to the east (below in the photo). 3
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing west. Interstate 25 travels through the middle of the photo. Fountain Creek flows through the lower portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Fountain, Colorado, photo facing west. Interstate 25 travels through the photo, just below center. Fountain Creek flows through the lower portion of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs, photo facing north. Garden of the Gods Rd travels through the lower portion of the photo. Popes Bluffs can be seen in the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. Garden of the Gods Rd travels diagonally down the center of the photo and ends at 30th Street in the lower right area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Lake Avenue in Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. Lake Avenue travels through the middle of the photo. Interstate 25 travels diagonally through the upper right area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Manitou Springs, Colorado, photo facing northwest. US Highway 24 travels up the right side of the photo. Pikes Peak is partially visible in the top left corner of the photo. 7
- Aerial photograph of Manitou Springs, Colorado, photo facing west. US Highway 24 travels up the right side of the photo. Manitou Avenue travels up the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Manitou Springs, Colorado, photograph facing north. Manitou Springs can be seen in the lower right area of the photo, with US Highway 24 traveling through Manitou and up further into the mountains. 2
- Aerial photograph of Monument area in Colorado, photo facing southwest. Colorado State Highway 105 travels through the photo, just below center. The Rocky Mountain Front Range is visible along the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Monument, Colorado, photo facing east. Interstate 25 travels through the middle of the photo. Beacon Lite Road travels through the photo, just to the west (below in the photo) of I-25. 2
- Aerial photograph of Monument, Colorado, photo facing west. Interstate 25 travels through the lower portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of North Nevada Avenue in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Nevada Ave travels through the lower portion of the photo. Fillmore Street travels up the left edge of the photo. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Old Colorado City in Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. Cimarron Street (US Highway 24) travels up the photo, just to the right of center, and intersects 31st Street below center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Nevada Avenue travels through the photo, just below center. Penrose Hospital can be seen just above center in the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of Penrose Stadium in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. 2
- Aerial photograph of Penrose Stadium in Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. 4
- Aerial photograph of Peterson Field in Colorado Springs, photograph facing southeast. Peterson Air Force Base (now known as Peterson Space Force Base) was known as Peterson Field at the time this photo was taken. 2
- Aerial photograph of Pikes Peak, photograph facing south. The Catamount Reservoirs can be seen in the lower half of the photo. The Pikes Peak Highway can be seen traveling up the mountain in the right half of the photo. 4
- Aerial photograph of Pueblo, Colorado, photo facing northeast. Interstate 25 travels up the right side of the photo. Lake Minnequa is visible on the left side of the photo. The Colorado Fuel and Iron Steel Mill can be seen on the right side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Rampart Reservoir in El Paso County, Colorado, photo facing northwest. 2
- Aerial photograph of Rampart Reservoir in El Paso County, Colorado, photo facing west. 2
- Aerial photograph of Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs, photo facing south. 2
- Aerial photograph of Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs, photo facing south. Cimarron Street travels along the bottom of the photo. 5
- Aerial photograph of Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs, photo facing south. Colorado/Manitou Avenue travels through the photo, just below center. Red Rock Canyon can be seen in the middle of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. US Highway 24 can be seen in the bottom left corner of the photo. Red Rock Canyon would later be purchased by the city and turned into an open space. 2
- Aerial photograph of Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Cimarron Street travels along the bottom of the photo. Mountains can be seen along the top of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. US Highway 24 (Cimarron Street) travels through the lower portion of the photo and intersects 31st Street at the bottom of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Security Widefield, Colorado, photo facing northeast. US Highway 85/87 travels through the lower portion of the photo with Fountain Creek to the west (below in the photo). Widefield High School is visible near the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Security Widefield, Colorado, photo facing northeast. US Highway 85/87 travels through the middle of the photo. Fountain Creek flows along the bottom of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of Security Widefield, Colorado, photo facing northwest. US Highway 85-87 travels up the left side of the photo with Fountain Creek to the west (left in the photo). 3
- Aerial photograph of Security Widefield, Colorado, photo facing northwest. US Highway 85/87 travels up the right side of the photo. Fountain Creek flows down the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Security Widefield, Colorado, photo facing southeast. US Highway 85/87 travels diagonally up the center of the photo. Fountain Creek flows up the right side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of US Highway 24 in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Highway 24 travels through the photo, just below center. Marksheffel Road travels diagonally through the lower portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Union Boulevard in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Union Blvd travels up the center of the photo, intersecting Academy Boulevard at the bottom of the photo and intersecting Austin Bluffs Parkway at the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Vollmer Road in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Vollmer Rd travels up the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Woodland Park, Colorado, photo facing southeast. US Highway 24 travels through the middle of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Woodland Park, Colorado, photograph facing northwest. US Highway 24 travels up the left side of the photo. Woodland Park is visible in the distance in the upper left area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of Woodmen Road in Colorado Springs, photo facing north. Woodmen Rd travels along the bottom of the photo. Black Forest is visible at the top of the photo. Raygor Road travels down the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of a neighborhood in a wooded area, likely in Black Forest, Colorado. A dirt road travels through the lower portion of the photo and another travels up the right side of the photo. Buildings can be seen throughout the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of a rural neighborhood, likely in El Paso County, Colorado. A dirt road travels through the middle of the photo and buildings are visible throughout the photo. Snow can be seen on the ground. 2
- Aerial photograph of southwest Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. The Broadmoor Hotel and Golf Course are visible in the lower right area of the photo. Interstate 25 travels through the photo from the middle of the right edge. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Airport Road and Murray Boulevard intersection in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Airport Rd travels up the center of the photo and intersects Murry Blvd near the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Broadmoor Bluffs neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. South Nevada Avenue (Colorado State Highway 115) can be seen in the bottom left corner of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Broadmoor Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. The Broadmoor Golf Club is visible in the top right corner of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. The Broadmoor Hotel can be seen at the bottom of the photo. Lake Avenue travels down the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Lake Avenue travels up the center of the photo and ends at the hotel. Part of the Rocky Mountain Front Range is prominently visible in the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Camelback Pointe Apartments in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Centennial Boulevard travels through the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Cheyenne Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing north. Colorado State Highway 115 travels up the left side of the photo. Quail Lake can be seen above center in the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Cimarron Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Constitution Avenue travels diagonally up the left side of the photo and Marksheffel Road travels through the middle of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Cimarron Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Marksheffel Road travels diagonally through the lower portion of the photo and intersects Constitution Avenue on the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Cimarron Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. US Highway 24 travels down the left side of the photo. Palmer Park is visible in the top right corner of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, photo facing east. Fountain Boulevard travels up the right side of the photo and ends at the airport. The runway can be seen along the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, photo facing northwest. The airport is visible on the right side of the photo. Construction of Powers Boulevard travels through the middle of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, photo facing southwest. Fountain Boulevard travels diagonally down the photo from the top right corner and ends at the airport to the left of center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, photo facing west. The airport can be seen at the bottom of the photo. Fountain Boulevard travels down the center of the photo. Powers Boulevard travels through the photo, just below center. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, photo facing west. The airport can be seen below center in the photo. Powers Boulevard travels through the upper portion of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, photo facing west. The airport can be seen in the lower left quarter of the photo. Powers Boulevard travels through the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Crystal Hills neighborhood in Manitou Springs, Colorado, photo facing south. Manitou Avenue (served as US Highway 24 at the time) travels along the bottom of the photo. Red Rock Canyon is visible on the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Crystal Hills neighborhood in Manitou Springs, photo facing south. US Highway 24 travels along the bottom of the photo. Part of Red Rock Canyon is visible in the upper left of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Deerfield Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Hancock Expressway travels up the center of the photo and intersects Drennan Road to the right of center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Deerfield Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Hancock Expressway travels up the left side of the photo and intersects Drennan Road to the right of center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Fountain Valley in Colorado, photo facing southwest. Fountain Creek flows through the lower portion of the photo. Interstate 25 travels diagonally through the middle of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the Gateway Park neighborhood Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Airport Road travels down the right side of the photo. Runways are visible at the bottom of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Gateway Park neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Airport Road travels up the right side of the photo. Powers Boulevard travels through the lower portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Interstate 25 and Baptist Road interchange in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. I-25 travels up the right side of the photo, with the Baptist Assembly Rd interchange visible to the right of center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Kissing Camels Golf Course in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. 30th Street travels along the bottom of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Kissing Camels Golf Course in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. 30th Street travels through the lower portion of the photo. Garden of the Gods is visible at the bottom of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Latigo Ranch in Elbert, Colorado, photo facing southeast. Latigo Ranch visible above center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Midland neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Cimarron Street travels through the lower portion of the photo and intersects 21st Street below center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Mountain Shadows neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Centennial Boulevard travels through the middle of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Mountain Shadows neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Centennial Boulevard travels through the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Mountain Shadows neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing north. 30th Street travels diagonally through the lower portion of the photo and ends at Centennial Boulevard on the right side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Northgate neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo. Black Squirrel Creek flows up the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Northgate neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Interstate 25 travels along the top of the photo. Black Squirrel Creek flows up the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Pikes Peak Park neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. The Hancock Expressway travels through the photo, just below center. Industrial buildings are visible in the lower half of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Pleasant Valley neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. The Garden of the Gods Club can be seen in the lower left area of the photo. Part of Garden of the Gods is visible in the lower right area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Pleasant Valley neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. 31st Street travels along the bottom of the photo. Cimarron Street (US Highway 24) travels up the left side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rockrimmon neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. Woodmen Road travels diagonally down the center of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rockrimmon neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Interstate 25 travels diagonally down the right side of the photo, with the North Nevada Avenue interchange visible below center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rockrimmon neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Interstate 25 travels up through the lower portion of the photo with the Rockrimmon Boulevard interchange visible below center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rockrimmon neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing south. West Woodmen Road travels through the photo, just below center. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rockrimmon neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Mt. Saint Francis can be seen just above and to the right of center in the photo. The Pikeview Quarry is visible at the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rockrimmon neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Mt. Saint Francis can be seen just above center in the photo. The Pikeview Quarry is visible at the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Rustic Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Powers Boulevard travels through the middle of the photo, intersecting Palmer Park Boulevard to the left of center in the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Skyway neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. Cresta Road / 21st Street travels diagonally through the bottom left corner of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Skyway neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Cresta Road travels along the bottom of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Stratmoor Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Colorado State Highway 115 travels along the bottom of the photo and Interstate 25 travels along the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Stratmoor Hills neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing east. Colorado State Highway 115 travels along the bottom of the photo. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Upper Skyway neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing northeast. Downtown Colorado Springs can be seen in the distance at the top of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Upper Skyway neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Upper Skyway neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing west. Gold Camp Road travels through the photo, just below center. The base of the Rocky Mountain Front Range can be seen in the upper half of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the Villa Loma neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing south. Powers Boulevard travels up the left side of the photo and intersects Constitution Avenue to the left of center in the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing east. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo with Fountain Creek to the east (above in the photo). 2
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing east. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing north. Interstate 25 travels up the right side of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing northeast. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing northwest. Interstate 25 travels up the right side of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southeast. Interstate 25 travels up the left side of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southwest. Interstate 25 travels diagonally through the lower left area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of the construction of the Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado, photo facing southwest. Interstate 25 travels through the lower portion of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of the original Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado, photo facing east. Interstate 25 travels through the upper portion of the photo. The stadium has since been demolished to build a larger football stadium in the same area. 2
- Aerial photograph of the original Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado, photo facing north. The stadium has since been demolished to build a larger football stadium in the same area. 2
- Aerial photograph of the runways at Peterson Field in Colorado Springs, photo facing southwest. 2
- Aerial photograph of the town of Palmer Lake, Colorado, photo facing west. Palmer Lake is visible at the center of the photo, with Colorado State Highway 105 and railroad tracks traveling around the lake. 2
- Aerial photograph of west Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. Highway 24 travels up the right side of the photo. Old Colorado City can be seen at the bottom of the photo, with the Westside neighborhood visible near the middle of the photo. 3
- Aerial photograph of west Colorado Springs, photo facing southeast. Highway 24 travels up the right side of the photo. Red Rock Canyon is visible in the bottom right corner of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph of what would later become the Southborough neighborhood in Colorado Springs, photo facing northwest. Drennan Road travels up the left side of the photo. The Peterson Field runways are visible in the lower right area of the photo. 2
- Aerial photograph. A paved road (potentially Highway 24) travels along the bottom of the photo. Buildings can be seen along dirt roads. 2
- African American and white protestors speak together at microphone above crowd gathered to protest on the steps of City Hall. Speaker on the right identified as Rev. Clare Twomey of Vista Grande United Church of Christ. 3
- African American children march with over 500 participants along Nevada Ave. in the "Silent Freedom March" in memory of four girls killed in the bombing of a church in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. See Gazette article on September 30, 1963 pg. 1. 2
- Afro Fashions at St. Mary's 5
- Air Force Academy gardens designed by Dan Kiley, landscape architect. 16
- Air Force Academy gardens designed by Dan Kiley, landscape architect. Engraved on monument "Man's flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge." and "Presented by members of the Air Training Command 1958". 4
- Alamosa vs. Fountain-Fort Carson basketball game in the newly opened gym. 4
- Amendent 2 Rally 2
- American Furniture Store - North Tejon 3
- American armored vehicles paused along a snow-covered road. 2
- American soldier in cafe. 2
- American soldiers advancing down a road in deep snow. 2
- An early addition is made to the Young Life Dale House Project. 9
- An excavator lifts a burned car from the charred remains of a residence at 5617 Majestic Drive in the Mountain Shadows neighborhood of Colorado Springs following the Waldo Canyon Fire. 2
- An excavator removes debris from the burned remains of 5617 Majestic Drive in the Mountain Shadows neighborhood of Colorado Springs, following the Waldo Canyon Fire. 3
- Attendees of the Defend Our Monuments demonstration gather in front of Palmer High School. Some hold American flags, one holds flag reading "Trump 2020.' 2
- Awards presentation at a Broadmoor Invitational Golf Tournament. 2
- Badly damaged house and washed out road showing damage caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 4
- Badly damaged houses and washed out creek bed showing damage caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 2
- Balcony House, ancient ruins of the Ancestral Pueblo people in Mesa Verde National Park. 2
- Ballet dancers at a Colorado Springs Symphony performance. 2
- Baseball game. 2
- Bear Wilson, Danielle Vitulli, Debbie Vitulli. Statue of Liberty at the Colorado Springs City Hall. "NODAPL". "Water = Life". 2
- Beaver Creek Falls 2
- Black Lives Matter protestors gather around a police vehicle on Nevada Ave. One protestor takes a photo with his cell phone through the vehicle window. 2
- Black Lives Matter protestors line the sidewalk with posters reading 'Should Have Listened When They Kneeled' 'Fuck White Privilege' 'His Name was George Floyd.' 2
- Black Lives Matter protestors march down Nevada Avenue in front of City Hall. 4
- Black Lives Matter protestors march down Nevada Avenue. 4
- Bob Karf driving Bandimere Mfg. Special #8 enroute to the finish line. 2
- Bobcat looking through branches of tree. 2
- Brick school building. 4
- Broadmoor Golf Club 2
- Broadmoor Golf Club event, Cheyenne Mountain in background. 2
- Broadmoor Hotel 3
- Bronc Days 23
- Car #9, Coniff Special. 2
- Cattle in the fields of Turkey Track Ranch east of Fountain owned by Colorado Springs banker J.D. (Jasper) Ackerman. Three cowboys ride alongside. Pikes Peak can be seen in the background. 2
- Charley Dunn of Company #1 being carried down the aerial ladder by Charles VanNattan, C.E. Spencer, and Karl R. Moses. Dunn was overcome by smoke fighting a fire that occured in downtown Colorado Springs on April 6, 1928 at 102 North Tejon Street. 2
- Charlie Bryant in #6 Grover Special, crossing finish line. 2
- Children of migrant workers gather for a snack and cup of milk in the cafeteria of Liberty School. 2
- Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde's largest cliff dwelling from the Ancestral Pueblo people. 5
- Close-up detail of a picket head. 2
- Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind 3
- Colorado Springs Police gather on street near the Police Operation Center on South Nevada Ave. Police wear protective gear and carry riot shields. 2
- Colorado Springs Pride Parade 6
- Colorado Springs Vice-Mayor Leon Young. 2
- Conover Special car #9. Driven by Al Rogers in 1936, 1939, 1941 [won], 1946, 1949, 1950, 1952. Joe Coniff owner. 2
- Construction site with several workmen visible in the foreground and cranes in the background. 2
- Crystal Park Road 2
- Customers que for entry to Costco 2
- Damaged buildings in Berlin, Germany. 2
- Damaged equipmnt in Pikeview Mine 2
- Dancer entertains patrons at the Cotton Club. 2
- Daniel Couger, distinguished professor from College of Business at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. 2
- Davis Carr plays saxophone in the Cotton Club, unidentified man on guitar. 2
- Destruction and debris left behind by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 4
- Donkey Days 29
- Double page wood engraving of overview of Ouray, Colorado. Image appears on pages 466 and 467 of Supplement to Harper's Weekly, June 8, 1889."Ouray, Colorado. - From a Photograph by W.H. Jackson & Co., Denver" printed at bottom of page. 2
- El Santuario de Chimayó 2
- Electrical workers Strike Picket 4
- Elm trees line the banks of the Arkansas River. 5
- Exterior view of the Young Life Dale House Project. 3
- F.J. "Dusty" Rhodes and Jerry Crosby watch as Debbie Jones applies the brakes on her bicycle at Skyway elementary school as part of the Pilot Club's bicycle safety program. The photo appeared in the Gazette on February 3,1963. 2
- Fannie Mae Ducan and employee arrange goods at the counter of the Iron Springs Chateau gift shop. Duncan purchased the building in 1954, but opposition to her business plans in Manitou Springs led her to sell no more than a year later. 2
- Fannie Mae Duncan 5
- Fannie Mae Duncan of the Cotton Club in Colorado Springs, sitting on bed with cashbox holding a long receipt. 2
- Fannie Mae Duncan reads the newspaper and Ebony magazine with a cup of coffee. 2
- Fannie Mae Duncan sitting in the Cotton Club with musicians playing in background. Billy Wyatt is on the drums and Davis Carr is the saxophonist. 2
- Fannie Mae Duncan stands under the sign of Iron Springs Chateau. Duncan purchased the building in 1954, but opposition to her business plans in Manitou Springs led her to sell no more than a year later. 2
- Fannie Mae Duncan takes a phone call in her home. 2
- Fire damage. Photo not used. 2
- Five images on a full-page spread. 2
- Five pottery vases set in front of a light background. 2
- Five women dressed in costumes, playing golf at the Patty Jewett Golf Club clubhouse. Given the date of the photo, they are likely celebrating Halloween. 2
- Focus on the Family 9
- Fountain residents study the latest election results posted on the municipal courtroom door. In the 1975 election, residents voted on issues including home rule, a swimming pool bond, and the mayor of Fountain, Sigurd Aga. 2
- Fountain-Ft. Carson high school student competes in pole vault event at a track meet held in Fountain. See Gazette article March 30, 1967 pg 2D. 2
- Garden of the Gods 5
- General "Chappie" James sings with Sammy Davis, Jr. 2
- Gertrude Schellmann, third from the left, stands with three other men in the rubble of the main building at Nordrach Ranch Sanatorium. On the morning of August 16, 1907 fire broke out in the coal bins of the basement, completely destroying the large house. 2
- Glen Cove 2
- Glen Cove Ski Area 2
- Grand Opening - American Furniture 2
- Ground Zero 2
- High oblique aerial photograph looking west up Ute Pass with Manitou Springs in the foreground. The Collegiate Peaks are seen in the background. 2
- High school graduates of Community Prep School gather for graduation ceremonies in parking lot with families looking on. Presenter speaks from lectern. 2
- Hilltop Home 30
- House addition completed. 2
- House on Ute Avenue, Manitou Springs, CO. 2
- Hugh Thomas rounding a sharp curve in the Bandermere Special #12. 7
- Indians of the Taos Pueblo prepare to begin the relay race held during the Feast of San Gerónimo. Crowds of spectators line the sides and pueblo. A covered wagon is visible. 2
- Interior view of the U.S. Air Force Academy Library [south side lower level]. 2
- Large rock formation in Garden of the Gods with tree alongside. 2
- Leo and Hertha Mohl 2
- Lined up outside the Combat Operations Center at Ent Air Force Base are various chiefs of staff for the North American Air Defense Command who greeted President Kennedy. 2
- Looking North Across the Bridge at the Northbound On-Ramp to Interstate 25. 2
- Looking North from the Colorado Avenue Bridge at the Bijou Street Bridge. 7
- Looking South from the Pedestrian Bridge at the Bijou Street Bridge. 7
- Low oblique aerial photograph looking northeast of the main campus of the Air Force Academy. 2
- Man shops in Target with multiple packages of toilet paper and paper towels. 2
- Marine Corporal Rene Gagnon raises the colors on Pikes Peak July 4, 1950. 2
- Masked student in front of American flag. 2
- Members of the "C" club. Composed of the male athletes who have earned their letters in intercollegiate competition. 2
- Memorial Day Flood 2
- Men and dogs in rocks and brush during Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trip. Research indicates in April 1905 President Theodore Roosevelt came to Colorado on a hunting trip in the mountains. 2
- Miss Bell, head nurse. 2
- Mission San Buenaventura de Cochiti. 2
- Mitchell High School vs. Wheat Ridge High School in the state championship. 4
- Mules and skinners of the Camp Carson 4th Field Artillery Battalion loaded with artillery and ammunition on their way to the summit of Pikes Peak via Barr trail, July 3, 1950. 2
- Musicians perform in the Cotton Club. 2
- Nevada Avenue and Platte Avenue - General Palmer Statue 2
- Olympic stadium. 5
- On the Ute trail. 4
- One of 10 images on a full-page spread. 5
- One of 12 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "The Illustrated London News" on April 16, 1887 on pages 450-451. 9
- One of 13 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on February 22, 1890, page 72. 11
- One of 16 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on February 22, 1890, page 71. 16
- One of eight images on a full-page spread. 14
- One of five images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" on April 14, 1988 on page 270. 4
- One of five images on a full-page spread. 5
- One of four images on a full page spread. 2
- One of nine images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" on May 30, 1874 on pages 456-457. 8
- One of seven images in a full page spread. Caption at bottom of page "Irrigation in the West." Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" supplement on September 22, 1888, pages 722-723. 3
- One of seven images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" on December 12, 1896 on pages 1220-1221. 4
- One of six images on a full-page spread. 15
- Picnic on grass in front of Palmer Hall. 2
- Pictures taken at Colorado Springs Rodeo, 1926. Where 176 Woodmen patients were guests. 3
- Pierre Salinger, White House Press Secretary, reads a statement from President Kennedy on a proposed supersonic commercial airliner to newsmen in the Press room at NORAD. 2
- Pikes Peak 8
- Pikes Peak, Marchers at Intersection of Bijou and Tejon, Star Bucks Coffee, Art Classes Sign on Lamp Post, Golden Mixed Breed Canine. 2
- Pile of rocks marking Helen Hunt Jackson's grave among pine trees on Cheyenne Mountain. 2
- Pooler Conoco in Monument, Colorado. 2
- Portrait of Stuart P. Dodge, long time Colorado Springs resident, avid outdoorsman, and conservationist. 3
- Portrait of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody (1846-1917). 4
- President John F. Kennedy speaks at the United States Air Force Academy graduation. 2
- Principal of Liberty School, Lynn Gulmon at a summer school program hosted by The Migrant Education Research Project for the children of migrant workers. A Freedom Foundation certificate sits on his desk. 2
- Printed on front "Echo Cliffs. Grand River Canyon, Colorado." 2
- Protestor speaking into microphone at Black Lives Matter rally on the steps of City Hall. 6
- Protestor speaks into microphone at Black Lives Matter rally in front of City Hall. 2
- Protestor with bullhorn leads a crowd near America the Beautiful park 2
- Protestors march down Tejon Street with "Black Lives Matter" posters. 5
- Protestors march down Tejon Street. 2
- Protestors march down Tejon Street.' 2
- Protestors march down neighborhood street. 2
- Quarry 7
- Race car crosses the finish line at the summit of Pikes Peak. 2
- Racing driver Louis Unser. 4
- Rear view of American armored vehicle loaded with fuel and supplies as it moves down a snowy road. 2
- Red Rock Canyon Quarry. 3
- Reporter from KRDO News channel 13 interviews a protestor holding a sign which reads 'Dangerous Freedom! Not Slavery by Edict!' 3
- Residence 2
- Residence at 6040 Ashton Park Place, Colorado Springs, burned in the Waldo Canyon Fire. 2
- Spruce Tree House, ancient ruins of the Ancestral Pueblo people in Mesa Verde National Park. 7
- Street scene in Wolfenbuttel, town in Lower Saxony, Germany 4
- Students at recess. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 3
- The Gardens at the Young Life Dale House Project. 9
- The gardens at the Young Life Dale House Project. 11
- Two Colorado College football players posing on Washburn Field. 7
- Unidentified football player for Fountain-Ft. Carson High School. 3
- View near the Cascade Avenue bridge after a train wreck. Wreck occurred on August 23, 1970. Mangled railroad hopper cars loaded with coal are strewn along the tracks. 4
- View of Balanced Rock in Garden of the Gods. 3
- View of lake in foreground with fences, trees and cabins in middle-distance. 3
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- A compilation of interviews with residents of Colorado Springs who were impacted by the Waldo Canyon Fire, one year after the fire. 1
- A video featuring vairous perspectives, photos, and videos from Colorado Springs residents about the Waldo Canyon Fire. 1
- Footage along the river and in town. 1
- Footage of "Boating Near Berlin"; soldiers resting after the war on the river. 1
- Footage of inspection of Free French Forces; shots of Berlin. 1
- Footage of paratroopers conducting land-based training exercises; preparation of carrier pigeons for military communication. 1
- Footage of postwar shots of Passau and its rivers. 1
- Footage of the "Presentation of American Sector of Berlin by Russians"; Inspection of 2nd Armored Division; damaged Olympic Stadium. 1
- Footage of the Battle of Cologne. Includes narration, music, and sound effects. 1
- Footage of the Fall of Rome; mail delivery operations to American troops in Normandy; a recovered Nazi tank; visit by General Eisenhower, including scenes with Lieutenant General Bradley. 1
- Footage of the Liberation of Cherbourg (strategic French port town); German officer surrendering part of the city; clips of sabotaged port. 1
- Footage of the Liberation of France; tanks and other vehicles in motion; liberated cities and destroyed towns. 1
- Interview with Barbara and David Buckley, Colorado Springs residents. 1
- Interview with C.J. Moore, a Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Interview with Dale Fox, Sergeant with the Colorado Springs Police Department. 1
- Interview with Darla Pelletier, a Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Interview with David Novotny, Lieutenant with the Colorado Springs Fire Department. 1
- Interview with Hank Scarangella, a Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Interview with Jeff Loveless, Lieutenant with the Colorado Springs Fire Department 1
- Interview with John Ingram, Detective with the Colorado Springs Police Department. 1
- Interview with Joseph and Trish Boyd, Colorado Springs residents. 1
- Interview with Kristine Strauch, a Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Interview with Marty Wolf, Chris Carlson, Timothy Wolf, and Molly Wolf, Colorado Springs residents whose family home was destroyed in the Waldo Canyon Fire in June 2012. 1
- Interview with Mike Petkash, Chief Photographer with KKTV. 1
- Interview with Patricia Farish, a Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Interview with Sandi Yukman, Chief Coordinator with the Colorado Springs Utilities Wildland Fire Team. 1
- Interview with Steve Dubay, Chief with the Colorado Springs Fire Department. 1
- Interview with Steve Riker, Captain with the Colorado Springs Fire Department. 1
- Interview with Troy Branham, Battalion Chief with the Colorado Springs Fire Department. 1
- Oral history interview with Mary Lou Bedee of Colorado Springs 1
- Oral history interview with Richard Taxman. Taxman is a Colorado Springs Jew who made a name for himself in running. He talks about episodes from his life, as well as people he has known in the community. 1
- President Barack Obama discusses the devastation caused by the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs and commends the outstanding coordination and cooperation between federal, state, and local agencies in responding to the wildfire. 1
- President Obama, in his weekly address, speaks to the American people from Colorado Springs, where he toured areas impacted by the devastating Waldo Canyon Fire, met with affected families, and thanked firefighters, first responders, and volunteers. 1
- Talk given by Sara Hauptman, Holocaust survivor and author. She talks about her experiences in the Holocaust, joining the resistance and surviving the concentration camps. The talk was given to promote her autobiography, Lioness of Judah. 1
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