1981.115.46  Al Look Collection

Folder 1

#1) Cancer of the lung

#2) Cross section of the lung and Bronchial tubes

#3) Cross section of normal lung

#4) What are your chances of getting lung cancer

#5) Emphysema in the lung

#6) Longitudinal section of emphysema in the lung

#7) Longitudinal of a normal lung

Folder 2

#8) Al Look is a main street advertiser  (61 pages)

Folder 3

#9) “The Uncompahgre Ute Goes West” by Walker D. Wyman  (6 pages)

#10) KEXO Radio station Program for Diamond Jubilee (2 pages)

#11) Jumble of Buildings

#12) Vegetables of Prodigious Dimensions (2 pages)

#13) First of the first  (2 pages)

#14) Newspaper Grand Junction’s first general election was Earth Shaking event (2 pages)

#15) Newspaper Mystery “Surround History of Bookcliff Horse herd” 

#16) Newspaper  “Sitting Bull and Ouray”

#17) “The Long Long Trail” Grand Junction Public Library  (3 pages)

#18) Newspaper “Participant Recalls Era in Grand Junction when Hearts were young and gay before A-Bombs”  

Folder 4

#19) Chamber of Commerce 1969 “Interesting Information about Colorado”

#20) CC Grand Mesa

#21) CC Recreation

#22) CC Grand Valley Peach Information

#23) CC Historical Museum and Institute of Western Colorado

#24) CC A Monumental Monument

#25) CC History of Grand Junction, Colo  (1967)  (4 pages)

#26) Same as #25  (4 pages)

#27) General Statistical information  (April 1971)  (4 pages

Folder 5

#28) “Grand Junction weather 1919-1920”   by Austin Cocoran

Folder 6

#29) “I Remember” by K.C. Hinkle  (3 pages)

#30) Schools  (5 pages)

#31) Longhorns to short horns  (2 pages)

#32) Banks on the move  (3 pages)

Folder 7

#33) George Crawford

#34) William McGinley  (2 pages)

#35) Ouray Death  (2 pages)

#36) William Pabor 

#37) Doc Shores  (3 pages)

#38) Doctor William Stroud

#39) The Founding and Early Years of Grand Junction

#40) Alan Pritchard

Folder 8

#41) The Grand Junction town and improvement co. letterhead

#42) The Grand Junction Town Co. office clipping picture

#43) “Grand Junction from History of Colorado”  Vol. 1. by Wilbur Fisk Stone (1918)

#44) Grand Junction

#45) “Early settlers in Grand Junction” by James Bucklin

#46) Henry H. Rhone

#47) Judge R.D. Mobley

#48) Hon. Geo. A. Crawford

#49) Crawford

#50) J. Clayton Nichols

#51) The Roan Creek Toll Road

#52) The Roan Creek Toll Road

#53) Banks and Real Estate

#54) The Commercial Bank

#55) Buildings

Folder 9

#56) Grand Junction Railroad narrow gauge  

#57) Narrow gauge

#58) Narrow gauge

#59) History of plateau Valley

#60) Plateau Valley

#61) Plateau Valley

#62) Unaweep

#63) Unaweep

#64) Fruita

#65) Fruita

#66) Fruita

#67) Railroad Colorado Midland

#68) Railroad - InterUrban

#69) Roan Creek Valley

Folder 10

#70) Banks of Grand Junction

#71) The United States Bank and Trust Company-Report of Conditions  (1918)

#72) The United States Bank and Trust Compound Officers

#73) United States Bank Directors

#74) United States Bank history  by year

#75) Letter from State of Colorado Banking Department  (1953)

#76) 1903 to 1953 History of United States Bank

Folder 11

#77) Captions of pictures in book  “Cover”

#78) Captions inside cover

#79) Captions inside front cover B

#80) Captions 1882 Main Street looking West

#81) Caption Main Street about 1884

#82) Captions Ute Indians and Bank and Post Office

#83) Caption looking West from 7th and Chipeta in 1906

#84) Caption Main Street 1884

#85) Caption Town Company 1882

#86) Caption Livery Riggs

#87) 30 Most important dates in Colorado 1276 ?-1954

#88) First of the First

#89) First of the First Continued

Folder 12

#90) Long sheets Look Book “I Remember” by K.C. Hinkle

#91) Long sheets Schools

#92) Long sheet  Entertainment

#93) Long sheets  Deaths

#94) Long sheet Grand Junction 1881 to 1972  

#95) Long sheet   Native Americans

#96) Long sheet  Vegetables, Buildings, and Dutch Yacat

#97) Long sheet  Activities and People

#98) Long sheet People activities

#99) Long sheet  Looks Book  Law Action - Doctors

#100 Long sheet  Groups and Organizations

#101) Long sheet J. Clayten Nichols and others coming to the Grand Valley

Folder 13

#102) History of Mesa County (50 pages)

Folder 14

#103) 2nd copy of History of Mesa County (30 pages)

Folder 15

#104) History of Mesa County  (41 pages)