Buildings

Name/Title

Buildings

Entry/Object ID

Box 11-B

Collection

3D Artifacts

Archive Items Details

Description

Container list Box 11-B Boulder City — Architecture Buildings 995.1 broken corner of a tile from the Emporium 999.71.1 tile from the facade of the Emporium [1931-32] with stand 002.028.1 original bathroom window from the Six Companies house at 643 Avenue B [wood frame; 18" wide x 31.5" long; original green paint under red (oversized; stored outside the box)] 002.028.2 original bathroom window screen from the Six Companies house at 643 Avenue B [wood frame; 18" wide x 33" long; original green paint under red (oversized; stored outside the box)] 002.028.3 original bathroom window sill from the Six Companies house at 643 Avenue B [wood; 7" high/deep x 28.5" long; original green paint under red (oversized; stored outside the box)] 002.028.4 latch assembly for 002.028.1 002.028.5 small piece of wood moulding from a column of the Boulder Dam Hotel's veranda [wood; 1.5" wide x 15.5" long; painted white; refer to photo collection 0001:0349-0357, 0363-0365, and 0396-0399)] 002.028.6 moulding knives reference board for Boulder Dam Hotel moulding [oversized; stored outside the box] 003.106.32 piece of ENER-Grid building material used in the 1997-98 construction of the City Center building at 410 Nevada Way [2" x 2" x 9" (refer to the Boulder City News, August 14, 1997, 1A, 4A, and 10A and Boulder City News, August 28, 1997, 8A for controversy surrounding this material)] 003.112.2 cutting board from the kitchen of 1333 Denver Street [USBR residence, c. 1931-32; pine; 20" x 17" x 1" thick (oversized; stored outside the box)] 003.119a-b section of baseboard and quarter round from the original kitchen of the Bureau of Reclamation house at 1332 Colorado Street [pine baseboard' 3.75" wide x 18" long; pine quarter round section is 30" long; acquired during renovations on Friday, October 3, 2003 (oversized; stored outside the box)] 004.041.1 plywood sign from McKeeversville [Lakeview Addition] advertising Emmett's, a restaurant/grocery store [?], c. 1930s [22" x 14"; sign reads, "The Wife Who Cooks & Does the Dishes/Should Be Granted/these three wishes ..../A Grateful Mate/A Well-Kissed Cheek/A Steak at Emmett's/Once a Week" (oversized; stored outside the box)] 004.041.5 square-head nail [2.5" long] 004.057 original brass mailboxes from the Uptown Apartments building [1939; 4" deep x 16.5" high x 34" wide; manufacturer's plate reads, "Approved by the Postmaster General/U. S. Mail/WARNING: This lock is the property of the United States Post Office Department and the Penalty for Tampering with the Box or its Contents is $1,000 Fine or Three Years Imprisonment/Pryne & Co., Inc./Los Angeles/New York/San Francisco" (stored outside the box)] 004.145.17a piece of painted wooden moulding [9" x 1.5" 004.145.17b piece of painted wooden moulding [11.25" x 1.5"] 004.145.17b piece of painted wooden moulding [11.25" x 1.51 004.172 small section of drywall from a Six Companies house on Avenue D with c. 1930s-40s wallpaper [irregular shape, 10.5" x 11.5" x .25" thick (FRAGILE)]

Location

Location

* Untyped Location

BC Library Basement

Date

September 24, 2025

Created By

bcmha.archives@gmail.com

Create Date

September 24, 2025

Updated By

bcmha.archives@gmail.com

Update Date

October 15, 2025