"Report on the Coal Properties in Moffat County, Colorado, Owned or Controlled by J. M. Martin." Typescript carbon, with photographs and map, ca. 1911.
Four bound journals and day books containing daily entries for cash transactions and accounts for goods sold and services. Three of the journals appear to be property of or related to C. Agostini General Merchandise, a store located in San...
Newspaper clippings collected by Governor C. C. Young
C. D. Bryant (bark) logbook (HDC 186, SAFR 16469) is a photocopy of a ship's log. The C.D. BRYANT carried coal between Seattle, Hawaii and San Francisco. Mate H.L. Nelson records nautical observations, course, winds, weather and there are many...
The primary focus of the collection is C. Diane Howell's role as producer of the Oakland Black Expo from 1996 until 2007, and as publisher of the Black Business Listings from 1989 until 2008.
43 black and white photographs taken by C. Dominguez of Peruvian men, women, and children of African descent. Photos are primarily candid portraits, including images of musicians, and agricultural and city backgrounds.
Four photograph albums (B+W photographs and some B+W post cards) concerning "Kenya pioneer," C.E. Lee and his descendents. The engineering firm Kenya Uganda Railways and Harbour (K.U.R.H.) employed Lee and at least one son, who maintained these photographic documents. Dated...
Correspondence sent to C. E. Thomsen primarily about his mining interests in Arizona and Nevada, some written by California State Legislator Jeremiah Lynch and others from someone with the last name of Sanderson.
102 black and white snapshots, some with captions in English, most apparently in and around Richmond and Louisiana, Missouri. Includes street scenes and window display for Chautauqua (educational summer-camp movement), many images of young adults in groups, picnic and other...
Collection contains lantern slide images of Alaska (and other locations), land forms, bears, other wildlife, reproductions of maps and diagrams, etc.
Miscellany of photographs, chiefly copy prints, taken by C. Hart Merriam during his linguistic field work, and collected by Robert F. Heizer. Photographs depict members of various Native American groups in California and perhaps elsewhere. Identified tribes represented in collction...
Photographs and other pictorial material relating to Merriam's work in natural history, zoology, ornithology, geography, geographic distribution, and botany. Images from the Harriman Alaska expedition of 1899 (including glass plate positive transparencies by Edward Curtis) are present, as are numerous...
Includes correspondence, research papers and other writings, course materials and files documenting King's involvement in professional organizations.
Charles M. Silva (1823-1894) and his son Edward B. Silva (1854-1952) operated C.M. Silva & Son, a nursery specializing in fruit trees and plants, in Newcastle, California. This collection contains 135 letters written to C. M. Silva & Son from...
Letter written by C. Moody of Marion County, Ohio, to her brother. Letter features an engraving of Republican Presidential candidate John C. Fremont. The end of the letter states "you will see that this sheet and envelope have Fremont stamp...
Letter written by C. Moody of Marion County, Ohio, to her brother. Letter features an engraving of Republican Presidential candidate John C. Fremont. The end of the letter states "you will see that this sheet and envelope have Fremont stamp...
Manuscripts of his writings, clippings etc., relating primarily to his career in forestry, including material on forest fires and forestry labor camps. Also included is biographical information and his reminiscences of Guerneville, California, San Francisco and Ishi.
Letter from C. S. Blake in Denver to his friend Charlie talking about mule teams, the freight business, and female companionship.
Tentative attribution to Carleton E. Watkins.
One letter (ALS) to General [Joseph B.?] Carr re recommendation of a Colonel Austen to a position. New York, N.Y., 28 Nov. 1879.
A gold miner's letters addressed to his wife in Amesbury, Mass. from encampments at Mokelumne River and Rich Gulch, California. In one he provides price estimates for some gold which she will soon receive, and gives instructions for the dispensation,...
One holograph letter from Charles W. Gibson, a Civil War Union soldier, describing his service with the Wisconsin Volunteers, 14th Regiment, Company R. Written from a camp near Providence, Louisiana.
Accounts, business and personal correspondence, diaries, photographs
Scrapbooks contain press clippings related to stratospheric investigations, issues of medicine, and life sciences phenomena during the 1930s.
Includes correspondence, writings, research materials, psychological test forms, and materials relating to the American Society for Testing Materials.
The C1-B Cargo Vessels Maritime Commission Hull plans (SAFR 21360, HDC1301) consist of two diazo diagrams for C1-B cargo vessels, Maritime Commission Hull numbers 75, 76, 77, 78 and 156, 157, 158 and 159. The plans were drawn for (and...
The C-2 Shipfitter's Prints (SAFR 21358, HDC1299) consists of one booklet containing 24 pages of C-2 (freighter) shipfitter's prints. They were produced by an unnamed shipyard's Hull Planning Department, West Yard. Most were drawn by "P.H." or "W.W." They are...
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This annotated chart from C.A. THAYER, 1957, (SAFR 21380, HDC 1317) shows the route and daily distance from Seattle to the Bering Sea. It is a chart of the West Coast of North America, San Diego to Bering Sea and...
C. A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) Bills of Sale of Enrolled Vessel (SAFR 14030, HDC 36) consists of two documents titled Bill of Sale of Enrolled Vessel. One certificate, dated April 3, 1919, is titled Bill of Sale of...
C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) logbooks (SAFR 14024, HDC 109) is comprised of four pilot house logbooks that record three voyages between 1947-1950. These voyages are from: Port Angeles to Seattle, April 8, 1947 to March 5, 1950; Poulsbo,...
C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) logbooks (SAFR 17222, HDC 315) contains three reproduced logbooks for the years 1947, 1948 and 1950. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
C.A. THAYER (built 1895; schooner: 3m) records, February-April, July, and October 2004, (SAFR 23002, HDC 1632) is a compilation of printed emails including color images regarding updates for the discovery (dismantling) phase of the restoration of the C.A. THAYER.
The C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) restoration copy photographs, 1957-1960, (SAFR 24649, P15-022) are comprised mainly of photographs of C.A. THAYER during her early restoration work after her 1957 purchase for use as a museum vessel at the San...
The C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) restoration records, 1972-2016, bulk 1998-2007, (SAFR 24806, HDC 1765) consist of 5.4 linear feet of documents, photographs, audiocassettes, and VHS tapes as well as 20,892 digital files comprised mainly of San Francisco Maritime...
The C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) timber list, 1989 (SAFR 22141, HDC 1541) consists of a 5-page document titled, Schooner C.A. Thayer rebuild project timber list. The listing includes timber size, quantity, board feet and vessel location. The collection...
Memoirs and personal documents, relating to deportations from Poland to the Soviet Union during World War II.
Consists of papers pertaining to Cabaniss's naval career during World War II and to his law practice. The bulk of the papers pertain to execution of the estates of Sarah Elizabeth Chandler, Katherine M. Ball, Louise A. Sorbier and her...
Organizational records, meeting agenda and minutes, reports, correspondence, political campaign records, bylaws, clippings and other material, 1986-1993, from Orange County AIDS activist, Dennis Cabaret. The collection includes material from the Lobby for Individual Freedom and Equality (LIFE AIDS Lobby), the...
This is a small collection of correspondence of Arthur Cable primarily to his mother and father, describing his military and work experiences and requesting help in regards to his failing marriage and subsequent divorce. The letters also touch on the...
Most of these scrapbooks are loosely arranged (within the individual volume) according to the following plan: 1) State organizational materials; 2) Local Chapter materials ordered by Chapter number. Materials include newspaper CLIPPINGS, Chapter and State NEWSLETTERS, event PROGRAMS, ROSTERS, CONVENTION...
The Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music (previously Cabrillo Music Festival), is an annual music festival in Santa Cruz, California that features symphonic works by contemporary composers. This collection contains administrative records of the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music organization, as...
Collection contains software, computer hardware, peripheral devices, hand-held games, and computer industry literature documenting the microcomputing gaming industry during its formative years....
This collection consists of the papers and recordings of American conductor and composer John Cacavas (1930-2014).
Marcel Cachin was a French politician and one of the founding members of the French Communist Party (SFIC) in 1920. The Marcel Cachin papers (1911-1949) contain photocopies of diaries, interviews, and other writings.
Thomas Caddell (1742-1802) was born in Bristol, England. He apprenticed to London bookseller and publisher Andrew Millar in 1758, became Millar's partner in 1765 and took over business in 1767. He was succeeded by his son, Thomas Cadell (1773-1836). The...
Carolyn Caddes (1935- ) is an American photographer who spent years photographing portraits of famous Californian innovators. Her book, Portraits of Success: Impressions of Silicon Valley Pioneers, focused on Silicon Valley technology visionaries such as Steve Jobs, Robert Noyce and...
Cathy Cade is an Oakland, California-based photographer. She was active in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and has been documenting the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities since the 1970s. She is the author, publisher and photographer of...
Cathy Cade is an Oakland, California-based photographer. The collection contains images of lesbian mothering, GLBT demonstrations and Freedom Day parades, lesbians at work, and various age groups.
Diaries belonging to American Civil War Union solider Elias Cade.
This collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence and records of the London publishing firm of Cadell & Davies. Though the collection lacks the more well-known authors published by Cadell & Davies, it is useful for studying the world of British publishing...
This collection contains letters, photographs and newspaper clippings from CPL Eugene Rogers Cadieux, USA.
The Cadle Tabernacle Audio Collection consists of 16-inch electrical transcriptions and compact discs (CDs) with audio transfers of "The Nation's Family Prayer Period" radio broadcasts. The original air dates range from c. 1939 - c.1941. Transfers to compact discs occured...
Publisher's archives for the following Cadmus titles: A Short Guide to the High Places (Tom Clark, 1981) The Great Naropa Poetry Wars (Tom Clark, 1980) Nights We Put the Rock Together (Clayton Eshleman, 1980) Vision of the Fathers of Lescaux...
The core of this small collection consists of letters addressed to British politician Charles Sloane Cadogan (1728-1807), treasurer to Prince Edward Augustus (1739-1767), reporting or justifying various expenditures made during the Prince’s European travels between 1763 and 1767.
Writings, notes, and memoranda, relating to demoralization in the French army in 1917, the German offensive and Allied counteroffensive of 1918, and the decision to create an independent United States Army command on the Western front.
Holograph letter written and signed by C. C. Washburn from Washington, D. C. to Will to acknowledge Will's favor of the 4th and to promise support for him over two other members of the 34th Congress, namely, Jim Thorington and...
A certificate of citizenship issued on October 1, 1864, by the 4th Judicial District of San Francisco to John Cady, signed by N.M. Loewy (?) and L.J. Lee. The certificate number is 871. The certificate was presented for the voter...
Typescript of a daily newspaper column giving impressions of Lake Tahoe.
In the fall of 1954, Sid Caesar began Caesar's Hour (with Carl Reiner, Howard Morris, and Nannette Fabray), which lasted three seasons. The collection consists of television scripts spanning September 1954 through June 1955.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, photographs, and clippings, relating to Italy in World War I, Italian-American relations, and Herbert Hoover.
Portraits of poets and others associated with San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood including Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, William S. Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Michael McClure, Jack Hirschman, Richard Brautigan, Bob Kaufman, Jack Micheline, Harold Norse, Imamu Amiria Baraka, and Ruth Weiss....
This collection includes 30 b/w (5"x7") photographs of a John Cage and Norman O. Brown lecture at Wesleyan in 1988. The photographs were taken by Nancy Walz.
This collection includes books, correspondence, journals, newsletters, pamphlets, ephemera and realia related to Cage's interest in the study of mushrooms.
Possibly a printer's copy, primarily typed, signed copies of poems, mounted on pages of an account book; some with corrections in Sterling's hand. Some clippings of poems included.
Letterpress copies of letters sent, 1887-1895 and statements and invoices, 1896-1898.
The Bernard J. S. Cahill collection is organized in five series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Office Records, Project Records, and the Cahill World Map Company....
Cahill's papers document his professional and public life from the 1940s-until his death in 2001, tracing the trajectory of his career as a San Francisco Police Department officer, homicide inspector, deputy chief of police, and chief of police; as well...
The Sammy Cahn papers span the years 1933-1993 (bulk 1930s, 1950s-1980s) and encompass 24 linear feet. The collection contains lyrics, music manuscripts, scripts, correspondence, clippings, sheet music, and disc recordings....
Papers sent with covering letter by Cornelius Cain, Special Officer of Wells, Fargo and Company, San Francisco, to Sheriff W.A. Ingalls at Goldfield, Nevada.
CONTENT WARNING: This finding aid contains records that have been identified as including offensive or harmful original or creator supplied language. This language has been retained in order to preserve historic context of the material. This collection contains the conference...
This collection includes biographical materials, correspondence, writings, speeches and conference proceedings as well as leaf book text and drawings, research notes and research material not by Cain.
Thomas Henry Hall Caine (1853-1931) was the author of various novels, plays, short stories, nonfiction, and two silent film screenplays. The collection consists of approximately 100 pieces of correspondence, a few manuscript pages of poetry, and ephemera.
These are the records of a fund operated between 1764 and 1770 to receive a tax on "rentiers" by which "rentes" themselves were to be reimbursed, thus relieving the burden of bond repayment which otherwise fell on ordinary crown revenues....
Included in the collection is correspondence; material related to his (1928); writings; and notes.
This collection contains the records of the Cajun Creole Cultural Center of Berkeley and materials related to Louisiana culture collected by the Center's founder, Irene Tenney. Collection materials include audio and video recordings, books, festival posters, and ephemera. The collection...
Correspondence, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Konstantins Čakste and his father, Jānis Čakste, president of Latvia.
The collection includes minutes, reports, correspondence, publications, membership lists, clipping files, and photographs related to the operation and activities of the Cal Aggie Alumni Association.
Includes correspondence, office files, video cassettes, photographs, realia, and survey worksheets.
The Cal Maritime Reports collection was artificially created but contains document pertaining to the future plans of the California State University Maritime Academy from 1973-2002. The collection contains reports by the President, Master Plans and Impact Reports.
Records and photographic images related to the development, administration, and curriculum of the Horticulture and Crop Science Department at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo including the records of Professor Virginia Walter former Interim Head of Environmental Horticultural Science (retired); the...
The collection contains postcards promoting art exhibits, educational programs, services, and events at and near the Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center. The center was established by Cal Poly Pomona's College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences and served as a place...
Cal Poly Pomona celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1988. The records document commemorative events and programming held during the 1988-1989 academic year and include administrative papers, correspondence, financial records, photographs, memorabilia, and materials for an unrealized time capsule.
The collection consists of telephone directories for the Cal Poly Pomona Campus from 1959 to 2013. The phone directories include lists of faculty along with their school and personal contact information; college departments; and maps of the campus and surrounding...
The collection contains audio recordings of interviews of faculty at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona on general interest topics for a series known as The interviews were broadcast weekly on the radio station KWOW-AM.
The Cal Poly Women's Club was a campus organization established by the wives of faculty and staff which operated on and off campus from 1946 to 1998. While working to promote the University through social and cultural events, and fostering...
The materials in this collection were created from 1968-1978. The entire collection consists of posters. The posters announce events presented by the Chicano Studies Department at California State University, Los Angeles. The events include Feria De La Raza, United Mexican-American...
The Cross Cultural Centers initially founded in 1997 at Cal State LA provided students with an inclusive and friendly space that hosted a variety of cultural, political and academic events, as well as provided resources and other supports to students....
Most of the collection consists of photographs of historical and everyday moments at Californias State University of Los Angeles. This collection consists of a mixture of photographs, negatives, contact sheets, scrapbooks, and reels. Some of the significant photos include the...
The Cal State LA University Student Union, established in 1975, is an on-campus organization consisting of multiple facilities and resource centers such as the Cross Cultural Centers, Center for Student Involvement, Gender and Sexuality Resource Center, and Associated Students Incorporated....
The collection consists of 51 items from the papers of Hazel Kenward Pfleuger (whose husband was the forester O. W. Pfleuger) of Mont Alto and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, relating to investments in the Calamba Sugar Estate, in the Philippines, dated between...
The Views of Calaveras and Mairposa Counties, Calif. album contains 43 albumn prints taken in 1890 by Désiré Fricot. The album features many scenic views of the forest land of the eastern foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, as well...
1: Stump House (Muybridge #120) view of house built over a giant sequoia stump in the Calaveras Grove -- 2: people posing in "Geyser Springs" carriage and on steps and porch of the Sonoma County Geyser Springs hotel.
Photographs captioned: The North Dome, Yosemite -- El Capitan, Yosemite Valley -- Sentinel Rock, Yosemite, Mirror Lake, Yosemite, Up the Valley, Yosemite -- Cathedral Rock, Yosemite -- South Dome from Little Yosemite Valley -- Yosemite Valley, from the Mariposa trail...
Calaveras Big Trees State Park, situated in both Calaveras and Tuolumne Counties, is located three miles north of Arnold, California off Highway 4. Calaveras became a State Park in 1931 to preserve the North Grove of giant sequoias. In 1954,...
5 mine claims, 1 unsigned farm lease.
Includes proclamation naming Jackson as county seat and petition of Mokelumne Hill citizens.
Ledgers of a gold mining company in Calaveras, Calif.
Shows skull found by Josiah Dwight Whitney in 1866 in Calaveras mine shaft proposed to have been the remains of a prehistoric man.
The Calbert family papers include photographs, biographical sketches, and two monographs written by members of the Calbert family. The papers are organized into four series by family member: William E. Calbert, Madlyn W. Calbert, Sadie H. Calbert, and William Riley...
This small collection contains research papers on the Cowell Ranch and early land grants and grantees in the Santa Cruz and Pajaro Valley area.
Astrological forecast for the year 1750, prepared by the pilot and mathematician, Illarregui, a resident of Puebla; dedication signed by him and addressed to Guipuzcoans in the New World.
This collection contains photocopies of three poems written by Roger John Caldart inspired by the Second World War.
Alexander Calder was an artist who made Mobiles.
Memoranda, reports, correspondence, clippings, photographs, and pamphlets, relating to American foreign and economic relations with China in the interwar period and immediately after World War II, and to American foreign and trade relations with the Soviet Union, Egypt and Malaya.
Louis Caldera, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member from 1992 to 1997. His 46th District included central Los Angeles, bordered in the north by the Hollywood Freeway. The Louis Caldera Papers contain six record series dating over a 5-year time...
Contains correspondence of Alexander Calder and of other members of the Calder and Hayes families, dating from the outset of the artist's career and providing many details of his art and family life. Includes a small group of original drawings,...
This collection includes over 50 published scripts of comedia plays written by De Don Pedro Calderon De La Barca, one of Spain's greatest dramatists. While these plays were originally written in the 17th century, the collection contains 18th century publications...
Chiefly concerning a venture into the production and sale of Philippine mahogany. Includes correspondence, particularly with Barg Lumber Company of San Francisco, Calif., subject files relating to technical manufacturing and marketing information, publicity clippings and photos, and completed questionnaires from...
Bruce Caldwell authored several monographs on the life and works of Friedrich A. von Hayek, Nobel Prize winning economist. The Bruce Caldwell papers consists of digital images produced in approximately 2012-2019 in support of Caldwell's research on Friedrich A. von...
Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Pepperdine University's Seaver College and chairperson of the Committee on Student Veterans. The Dan Caldwell papers contains notes, manuscript drafts, his research on permissive action links (PALs), and research materials related to U.S. foreign...
Discusses his life in Santa Paula, his work in the grocery business
Dr. Hansonia Caldwell is professor emeritus of music at California State University Dominguez Hills, with academic specialties in music, African-American music history, piano, choral conducting and humanities. She was a faculty member at CSUDH for more than 40 years and...
The James Ralston Caldwell papers include materials relating to the Loyalty Oath Controversy on the University of California and the University of Nevada campuses, a small amount of material relating to Caldwell's writing, and personal papers containing correspondence and materials...
Memoirs, printed matter, and photographs relating to American foreign relations and commerce with Japan, Russia, Australia, China, and Ethiopia, 1906-1945, and to American participation in international narcotics control agencies; and motion picture film depicting scenes of daily life in China,...
Relates to American military administration of Okinawa at the end of World War II.
The Malcolm and Lillian Caldwell papers consist primarily of correspondence, campaign materials, clippings, and notes related to Malcolm Caldwell's work with union and political organizations, including the AFL, the CIO, the Independent Progressive Party, and the CIO Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee...
Speeches, writings, memoranda, reports, and correspondence, relating to international education, U.S. educational policy, conditions in China prior to World War II, and operations of the U.S. Office of Strategic Services in China during World War II.
Photographs and slides taken by Phila and George Caldwell on a Los Angeles Natural History Museum collecting expedition to Kenya in 1971, and on a Society Expedition cruise to the Antarctic in 1987.
Twelve leaves of color prints plus illustrated cover. Each print signed by the artist.
Collection of calendars pertaining to political, businesses and organization advertisement.
Descriptive list of documents in vols. III-V. Correspondence of the Governors General, communications received, Feb. 24, 1822-Apr. 15, 1827, of records of the Russian American Company, now in the National Archives (see Film P-K 225).
Office files regarding Calfee's position as Associate Dean of Research and Development, School of Education, and Director of the Stanford Center for Research and Development in Teaching.
The Caliban records including correspondence, clippings, broadsides, photographs, publications, writings and proofs.
Collection consists of ephemeral materials from some 25 California banks, chiefly from those in Los Angeles....
Ruth Roemer (b.1916) is an activist and advocate on such issues as women's reproductive rights, tobacco laws, health manpower, AIDS, and national health insurance. Before Roe Wade, she helped establish and served as vice-chair of the California Committee on Therapeutic...
The California Council on Teacher Education was an organization advisory to the State Department of Education. The collection consists of committee reports, minutes of conferences, some correspondence regarding the Council, and various other mimeographed materials.
The California Democratic Council (CDC) was established in 1953 and is a federation of local volunteer clubs. CDC endorsements and campaign support led to the first full statewide slate of Democrats in 40 years (1954) and also figured prominently in...
Includes correspondence, reports, county files, inspection reports (including labor camps) and Americanization applications.
Collection consists of California Federation of Teachers files, including newsletters, specific local unions, and topics such as Parentsforum, performance contracting, school district student populations, guidelines for treasurers, American arbitration in the schools, student rights publications, and catalog of publications....
Collection consists of fruit labels used by California growers. Most are for oranges and lemons, but also include grapefruit, apples, pears, melons, and grapes. Growers include Rialto Orange Company and Fillmore Citrus Association....
Photograph album containing photos, dated 1925-1932, of the estate in Coldwater Canyon, Beverly Hills, known as "Green Gates," possibly located at 9606 Heather Road.
Collection consists of collective bargaining agreements negotiated by various union local and companies, mostly in California, collected by Caltech's Industrial Relations Center, which began its process of labor contract acquisition in the mid-1930s in response to inquiries by companies regarding...
Collection consists mostly of position papers, fact sheets, survey returns, and a print-out of the names of delegates to the national conference in Houston, Texas, 1978....
California unemployment labor camps were established in 1931 to provide transient, homeless people with food and shelter in exchange for work beneficial to the state, primarily in forestry and agriculture. This system was a forerunner to the Civilian Conservation Corps...
The Library History Committee of the California Library Association assumed responsibility for collecting historical materials on California libraries beginning in 1965. The collection consists of correspondence, typescript histories of individual libraries, reports and surveys, tape recorded interviews and transcripts, microfilm...
Collection consists of three volumes of typescript and manuscript minutes, including correspondence and committee reports, of the Southern California College and University Librarian's Conference, later organized into the Southern Division of the College, University and Research Library Section, California Library...
Collection consists of the correspondence, tabulations, and questionnaires of the California medical-economic survey directed by Dr. Paul A. Dodd concerning the cost and adequacy of medical and dental care among various income groups in the state....
The California Republican Assembly (CRA), a statewide volunteer organization, was founded in 1934. The CRA furnished Republican candidates with preprimary endorsements as well as financial and volunteer support. The assembly wielded a major influence on modern American politics by serving...
Collection consists of two volumes on the restoration of the California State Capitol building in Sacramento, along with a notenook on photographs....
Collection consists of oral history interview transcripts from the California State University, Fullerton Japanese American Oral History collection. Includes interviews related to Japanese American evacuation during World War 2, Nisei and Sansei experiences, Tule Lake Segregation Center, and the Manzanar...
The documents contained in this collection range from 1974-1991, focusing on issues facing the Women's Studies Program at California State Univeristy, Long Beach (CSULB) in the 1980s. In 1982, 13 faculty members and three students filed a lawsuit with the...
In the early 1970s a Women’s Studies Program began at California State University Long Beach. The program was considered a controversial presence and complaints led to the firing of two faculty directors. This collection contains files covering the Women’s Studies...
Boxes 1-4 include typescripts of translations of scholarly articles and publications....
This is an extensive video archive of 173 video cassettes and 10 audio cassettes with bound transcripts, originally acquired through purchase in U-matic format and later reformatted into VHS. It is also preserved in digital format and the videos are...
This collection consists of four account books. The first two of these were created during the early 1890s by a Washoe Valley, Nevada general merchandise store--possibly that operated during the 1880s by C.A. Lee of Franktown. The third account book...
Formerly in the collection of Dr. Jerrold Peil, auctioned at PBA Galleries, 2005.
Notes, with a map, chiefly concerning the Jesuit missions and the Indians of Lower California and Northwestern Mexico, taken from Venegas, A natural and civil history of California (London. 1759).
This collection includes copies of 1980 Census data tables that relate to "racial groups" and "American Indian, Eskimo, and Aleut Persons" as well as an original typed list titled "The Largest 40 Cities in California, American Indians, Eskimo and Aleut-...
This collection contains records regarding the California Academic and Research Libraries Association (CARL). A majority of the collection contains documents regarding CARL leadership and organizational records such as executive board meeting minutes and memorandums; the CARL constitution and by-laws; presidential...
The California Adult Education Archives includes over 2,000 cataloged items on 175 feet of shelf space and eleven special collections in 57 boxes, dating from 1935 to the present. Resources include history, research, evaluation reports, curricula, staff development and assessment...
The core of the collection covers the years 1993-1999 and focuses on two initiatives by different administrations in the California Department of Education, Adult Education Unit, to involve the field in the development of program standards for older adult programs...
This collection includes photos and documents from historical African American/Chicano(a) figures in California. There are 21 black and white images of various historical figures. The collection also includes two book covers and miscellaneous writings from the 19th and 20th centuries....
The California African-American Museum negatives span the years 1946-1948 and encompass 2.1 linear feet. The collection consists of 8x10 and 4x5 original and copy negatives of motion picture production and biography photographs....
Original photographic prints, negatives, and digital images from as well as from student publications and .
The California Aggie, an entirely student-run publication, is a unit of the Associated Students of UC Davis and is overseen by the Campus Media Board. UC Davis Special Collections began capturing the California Aggie website in October 2010. These historic...
The collection contains mounted photographs used presumably by the Alameda County Schools Curriculum Materials Center and later by the Hayward Unified School District as a teaching tool. The photographs are related to three subjects: dairy farming, the Delta Mendota Canal...
Collection includes views of ranches, farms, agricultural land and dairy production. The majority are in California, but some are from Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Examples of farm equipment, houses, barns and other sturctures are often used to show economic...
Records, correspondence, inventories, project history, campaigns and related governmental activities of an organization formed to preserve historical materials pertaining to California public policy issues on AIDS. Public policy efforts and organizational material include those for The AIDS History Project, Association...
Collection consists of records of the California Alliance of Jewish Women, including articles of incorporation, by laws, scattered minutes, membership lists, programs, clippings, and miscellaneous financial documents.
Photographs collected by donor, Marjorie L. Eade, of this Los Angeles attraction showing women and children riding on the alligators, ostriches, and in carts.
Photographs, periodicals, documents, pamphlets, journals relating to the California Alpine Club. Much if not all seems to have come from Myron Grotyohn, who was elected a member of the club on May 4, 1917.
Assorted technical drawings, station drawings, and photographs from several railways in California, Arizona, and perhaps elsewhere in the West. One album of 29 professional views (platinum or platinum-toned photoprints) documents stations, trestles, and rolling stock of the San Francisco &...
Contains views of Apache Indian camp; "Chief Ramon's camp ... "; exhibit of the "Native daughters of the Golden West"; parade in San Francisco; Pauma church for Indians; Coronel's residence; and views of the following California missions: San Juan Capistrano,...
Includes snapshots of San Francisco's Market Street, Golden Gate Park, the De Young Museum exterior, a Chinese parade and procession for President McKinley's visit to Los Angeles (May 9, 1901), Pasadena's Tournament of Roses parade, the Hotel Del Coronado, the...
Album of 45 original photographs of California and Colorado, circa 1890.
Contains the specifications and receipts for building the hull of a water barge.
The collection includes 39 photographs by I. W. Taber and 10 by William Henry Jackson in an album. Taber's California photographs (no. 1-38) include scenes of San Francisco, Monterey, Yosemite, Santa Barbara, Riverside, Los Angeles, and Pasadena. No. 39-48 are...
The California and Nevada landscape and railroad photographs, circa 1880-1920, (SAFR 23380, P91-083) are comprised mainly of various California and Nevada scenes, including San Francisco, Slide Mountain, Truckee River, and other unidentified locations. The collection has been processed to the...
When received contained approximately 200 items, principally letters, pertaining to the Gold Rush and life in the gold region. Also includes documents pertaining to mining and mining companies in California and Nevada.
Correspondence.
Includes photos along the Columbia River: Bridal Veil Falls, Multnomah Falls, Rooster Rock and rapids in Oregon. Also pictured are Camp Taylor (Paper Mill Creek, Marin Co.), and San Lorenzo Creek (Felton Big Tree Grove, Santa Cruz {or Humboldt Co.?}),...
California scenic montages composed of multiple rectangular and circular photographic views arranged along with identifying text, and re-photographed to create single photographic prints. Presumably these were created for reproduction in a print promotional publication, possibly by Sunset Magazine or the...
Day book from the California and Oregon Railroad.
Documents from the California and Oregon Stage Company (under several different names) consisting of waybills, receipts, deeds, abstracts of operations, bills, and letters and telegrams from station agents.
Watercolor landscapes of various locations. California scenes show Coronado beach views, scenery around Carmel, the Don Juarez Adobe in Napa, cows near Tracy, etc. Other scenes show mountains near Salt Lake City, Utah; a landscape in Victoria, British Columbia; and...
Includes pictorial postcards and other prints with scenic views, primarily of California, but also Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon and Washington. Views likely represent locations visited during a south-to-north tour of the region by the album's compiler. Among the specific locations...
The Views of California and Other Western States album contains 221 photographic prints taken from circa 1890 to 1901, the year of the album's compilation. Although the majority of the album's photographs are of California subjects, there are also several...
Views show Indians in Mexico and Arizona, Yosemite National Park, the Hotel Del Monte (Monterey, Calif.), and San Francisco scenes (including Chinatown).
Chiefly California views, with two Colorado mining views, one Colorado railroad view, one Nevada mining view and one Chicago city scene.
Primarily views of bridges and bridge construction and Southern Pacific Railroad construction work. Other views include building construction in San Francisco and vicinity, the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906, the Golden Gate International Exposition, street scenes, ships, highways,...
The California and San José State University Master Plan for Higher Education Records document the 1960 California Master Plan for Education and the 1962 San José State University Campus Master Plan. The Master Plan was the development plan for university...
This finding aid brings together information about the Huntington's collections of panoramic negatives. These 436 negatives are located in three separate collections: the Verner Collection of Panoramic Negatives, the Harold A. Parker Collection of Photographs and Negatives, and the "'Dick"'...
One volume listing construction information for the Second Division, Sub-Division No. 9, [engineering] station 4224 to 4752 (?) inclusive. Volume prepared by (?) A. L. Sabin, Assistant Engineer and C. C. Barr, Division Engineer. Information is data only and includes...
The Scenic Views in California and the Columbia River Gorge album contains 106 mounted photographic albumen prints taken circa 1880 to circa 1890. The views featured in the album are almost entirely of California locations. Points of interest pictured include...
Pages 3-18 of the draft of the essay, and one leaf of post-script, dated Jan. 20, 1853, concerning publication of the essay and the future of gold mining.
This album contains typical commercial photographs of the towns and scenery of California, Oregon and Washington dating from the 1890s. Of note are early views of San Diego, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, San Francisco, Tacoma, and Seattle. There are...
Views depict Yosemite Valley and Mt. Shasta (Calif.); scenes along the Columbia River Gorge (Oregon), including Mt. Hood; and views of scenery, trains, train tracks, a lumber mill and logging scene along a river (location unidentified).
287 black-and-white photos (some captioned) of various scenes and locales in California, Hawaii, Guam and the Philippine Islands.
Copies of an account of the provinces of New Spain, written by a Spanish cosmographer, 1654, and descriptions of California by Father Fernando Consag, 1746, and Juan Bautista de Anza, 1773-1774.
Miscellaneous collection of travel and local history ephemera concerning California, the Western United States, and Canada.
The Stereo Views of California and the West collection consists of 51 stereographs taken between circa 1867 and circa 1903. Photographers include Carleton E. Watkins, Eadweard Muybridge, Thomas Houseworth & Co., Maxwell Bros., Underwood & Underwood, Charles R. Savage, William...
Includes 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Utah views show the Temple Block and the Saltair Pavillion in Salt Lake City, and salt beds. California views show the Feather River Inn, Feather River Canyon, the Great Western Power Co. plant, Williams Circle, and the State Capitol building.
During the mid-twentieth century, the American Labor Movement reached a pinnacle of power and influence within society. The extent of labor's reach was often seen in its concerted efforts to secure better pay, better working conditions and reliable pensions for...
California Appellate Court Legacy Project interview transcripts, biographical materials and video recordings of oral history interviews of retired justices of the California Court of Appeal, First through Sixth Appellate Districts. Interviews date from 2006 to the present.
This collection contains posters publicizing California Archives Month.
Don Chaput's research files. Arranged alphabetically by name of post.
Consists of advertisements, announcements, brochures, exhibition catalogs, invitations and posters promoting various artists and exhibitions held at California art galleries, art museums, and college art museums. Materials are primarily from San Francisco, the Bay Area and Los Angeles galleries and...
Twenty volumes of the publication, CALIFORNIA ART RESEARCH, containing monographs on artists whose principal residence was San Francisco....
Photos of artists and their studios, mostly friends of donor California painter J. Bond Francisco (1863-1931).
Includes over three hundred printed questionnaires, apparently filled out by agents of H.H. Bancroft with information supplied by California settlers involved in agriculture or related industries. Responses to questions on printed side of form are chiefly statistical; verso of form...
The collection contains biographical files on more than 1000 artists active in California between 1850 and 1965, biographical files for 91 artists not active in California, and reference files. Biographical files contain exhibition records, catalogs, press coverage, and examples of...
Various assaying documents, mostly from California but some not. These primarily involve Ward & Ward and the Trebor Corporation.
Minutes books, by-laws, general correspondence, early financial records, legal documents, reports generated by the association, records from special events, publicity flyers, newsletters, and photographs.
The California Association for Health and Welfare records consist of executive committee minutes, planning materials and reports from regional and statewide conferences, newsletters, and miscellaneous Association publications. The majority of the material documents the planning of the Conference's annual organizational...
Records of the California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD), a non-profit organization founded in 1930 to promote the organizing and progress of school, community and statewide programs of health, physical education, recreation and dance.
The California Association for the Education of Young Children is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing excellence throughout the early care and education profession by uniting educators of young children and advocating for political and professional leadership. The dates from...
The CALA records contain correspondence, reports, newsletters, drawings, and clippings. The collection chronicles the activities of some of the most active landscape architects in the San Francisco Bay Area at a time when they were struggling for professional recognition and...
This small collection documents some of the activities of the California Association of Homes for the Aging, a statewide assocation of nonprofit housing and health care providers representing the needs of the elderly. Included are manuals for legislative action, materials...
Minutes, subject files, correspondence, newsletters and photographs concerning the Association.
Meeting materials, correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter relating to academic freedom, affirmative action and diversity in education, and related issues.
The California Association of School Social Workers records consist primarily of correspondence, 1927-1995, that documents the development of this organization from its roots in the California Association of Visiting Teachers. In addition to the correspondence, the records also contain meeting...
Organizational records related to the foundation and operations of the California Association of the American Registry of Professional Entomologists. Includes correspondence, membership records, financial records, bylaws, brochures, newsletters, and photographs.
Contains minutes, reports, correspondence and publications relating to the activities of the California Association of Women Deans and Vice Principals.
Student days at University of California, class of 1912; coaching in various high schools in the state and in Idaho; coaching at the University and position as general manager and athletic director. Photographs inserted. Included: copy of Salute to Clint...
Fragments, for handwriting comparison only.
This collection contains the records of the California Aviation Company (CAC), a partnership of two early pilots, Orvar S. T. Meyerhoffer and Edward H. Thompson, which catered primarily to independent "backyard" aviators.
Photographs show Amelia Earhart with her plane, and at a banquet in her honor. Other photos show a crash scene in Fairbanks, Alaska (crash of Will Rogers and Wiley Post). Some photos are publicity photos for "flying boats" (large planes)...
Ink stamp of photographer Herbert P. Bond of Burbank, Calif. on back of most. One stamped by Special Photographic Effects, apparently a U.S. military section.
Contains checks, drafts, bills of exchange, banking correspondence and other banking documents concerning transactions in various banks in California. Locations include Los Angeles, the Central Valley, Northern California and San Francisco.
This collection of minutes and annual reports from the 19th and 20th centuiry was donated to the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) by the American Baptist Seminary of the West. The materials show the development of the Baptist church in California...
Records of pay for various companies and miscellaneous personnel, United States troops commanded by Lt. Col. John C. Frémont.
Videotape of a symposium following the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, featuring speakers from the Stanford-United States Geological Survey Center for Research in Earthquake Engineering - Haresh Shah, Helmut Krawinkler, and Anne Kiremidjian. Topics discussed include geophysics of earthquakes, ground motion,...
The collection is listed in two series. The first consists of minute books, by laws, legal papers, correspondence, leases and account books of the California Bean Growers Warehouse Corporation, covering the years of its existence, 1922-1947. The second series consists...
Set of prints issued by Standard Oil Company of California commemorating California state bicentennial of 1969. Prints reproduce watercolors by artist France Carpentier depicting Franciscan missions and other historic structures of California. Backs of prints include extensive historical information on...
Views of churches, missions, residences, etc.
Consists of ephemeral items relating to people widely known and relatively unknown in California. The individuals and families represented include: pioneers and settlers; professionals, including teachers, doctors, scientists, lawyers and judges; bankers and merchants; political and cultural figures, including labor...
Compendium of California judiciary, politics and government, economic conditions, and summaries of California counties. Location A5.2
The California Blue Shield publications in this collection --primarily newsletters, but also an annual report and an issue of the house organ from the organization's thirtieth anniversary year --were created and distributed as part of California Blue Shield's ongoing relations...
The California Board of Behavioral Science Examiners records consists of memorandums, correspondence, minutes, and reports, 1946-1987 (bulk 1975-1980) that describe the primary activities of this body--licensing, examinations for certification, and professional standards and ethics for registered social workers and licensed...
The California Board of Social Work Examiners and California Conference of Social Work Education Committeee records consist primarily of correspondence and board meeting minutes, 1937-1961, that documents the activities of these two related entities. The records describe Board meetings, California...
Black and white photographic images drawn from a variety of collections document the daily life, work, and activities of the residents of the California border region with an emphasis on San Diego County and Baja California, Mexico between 1850 and...
The California Botanic Garden records document the history and activities of the garden from its founding in Orange County in 1927 as Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden by Susanna Bixby Bryant. The collection includes historical information about the Bixby Bryant...
Photographs of the California Botanic Garden, which operated 1928-1935 in Mandeville Canyon, Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County.
The collection pertains to the construction and maintenance of the California Building built for the Panama-California Exposition in 1915.
Buildings pictured include the Old Hotel de France building in Oakland (sign on building reads "John Lucas & Co."), the Tuolumne County courthouse in Sonora, George Pardee's residence, City Hall in Sonoma, Mission San Francisco Solano in Sonoma, and Scribners[?]...
Interior and exterior shots of a California bungalow. ca. 1910
Views of newly completed homes in the California bungalow style. Exterior and interior views, some with mission style furnishings.
The collection consists of files of the former Bureau of Sanitary Engineering of the California Department of Public Health, located in Berkeley, California (now known as the Department of Health Services), relating to water quality.
Consists of a variety of ephemera pertaining to California businesses, mainly from San Francisco and the greater Bay Area, with large portions from Sacramento, Stockton, and Los Angeles. The bulk of the material dates from the mid 19th century through...
Collection includes papers regarding W.L. Comyn and Co. (1927), which deal with determination of the company's financial situation; the California Bank history chart, which lists California banks, the dates of organization, and whether they were liquidated or taken over by...
Collection consists of 18 volumes of , published by Hastings House. Includes calendars for the years 1942, 1947-52, and 1955-65....
Group portraits taken at 2nd California Camera Club dance, Native Sons Hall, San Francisco, January 27, 1914; at two later undated gatherings: posing atop a wagon near the base of a redwood tree at an unidentified location, and posing under...
The collection of 124 lantern slides was created by members of San Francisco’s California Camera Club. The lantern slides document the buildings of the Panama Pacific International Exposition. The majority of the shots are exteriors of the Fair buildings including...
Daybook of sales of cameras, chemicals, photographic prints, negatives and equipment
Two boxes of assorted campaign materials acquired from the Orange County Archives.
invoices, cash receipts, accounts receivable and payable ledgers, financial statements, payroll ledgers, bids, marketing studies, cancelled checks, pricing analysis, inventories, correspondence, and monthly manager’s letters. Legal files pertaining to the law suit filed against the U.S. Government for remuneration for...
Photograph depicts ranch scene in unidentified California foothill region, with cattle in foreground and ranch buildings in distance.
Include reports from census agents for El Dorado and San Francisco counties, and abstract of census of Indians of Nevada County. Sources noted on folders.
Album contains 131 black-and-white photographs and two cyanotypes with handwritten captions of early California.
Receipts for tickets purchased by Oregon State Company from the California Central Railroad (Lincoln).
The California Chamber of Commerce archives is a multi-media collection organized into two major series. The media series includes slides, photographs -- prints, negatives and proof sheets -- and film, including videos. These materials document Chamber activities and programs addressing...
This small collection contains an almost complete run of "California Children," the monthly/quarterly bulletin of California's Department of Social Services, 1938-1944. Intended to provide an avenue for disseminating and sharing an understanding of childhood well being, the bulletins cover topics...
edited by Albert Dressler. Prospectus, describing the work as "Sixty-two pleasant and provoking pages of rare and original telegrams on various subjects, exchanged by the cinese to and from Downieville, Sierra County, California, during the year 1874 ..." along with...
Collection of menus from California restaurants and nightclubs serving Chinese food.
This collection contains the CCTG's newsletters no. 1-119 with some meeting notes and a scrapbook of organization's activities and publicity.
The records of URIS preserved at SCL cover the approximate period 1945-1955. They are arranged in a single alphabetical file. They are also identified geographically, primarily to highlight which files pertain to Los Angeles....
The collection consists of photographic negatives of California circuses from 1945 to 1955, including the Clyde Beatty, Bell Brothers, Biller Brothers and Yankee Paterson Circuses.
The collection contains articles, minutes, agendas, press releases, faxes, and correspondence.
A magazine for citrus marketing
Professional photographs of citrus displays at the Butte County Citrus Festival (Oroville, 1887-1888) and the Northern California Citrus Fair (Marysville, 1891). Also includes an illustrated promotional publication, Oroville: District incomparable (published in the 1920s by United Chamber of Commerce, Oroville),...
This collection contains documents relating to the citrus industry from various vendors and growers associations in Southern California. It was collected by Claremont Heritage and gifted to Special Collections in the Honnold Mudd Library in 2015. Although the dates range...
ON June 1, 1931 an auction was held selling virus. This brochure lists what was being sold by California city, and the amount
Cover title.
Papers, letters, reports, Board meeting minutes books and records which relate to the formation and management of the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Association (LACLO) and the subsequent California Civic Light Opera Association formed by the merger of the LACLO...
The California Civil Rights Initiative Records document the history of this anti-affirmative action ballot measure from the first attempt at placing it on the California ballot in 1991, through the successful campaign for the 1996 version of the initiative, Proposition...
One bill of sale, butcher bill, Ocean Market, San Francisco, 1865. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
The California Club, an honorary service club founded in 1934, brought student leaders of all University of California campuses together. This small collection contains materials from the Davis chapter of the club including the club's constitution, correspondence, conference materials, and...
The California Coalition for Mental Health records consists of correspondence, agendas, meeting minutes, financial information, flyers and brochures, 1983-1990, that document the activities of this non-profit organization whose purpose was to provide statewise leadership to ensure effective care and services...
Packets assembled for members of the California Coastal Commission, with agenda, minutes, and supporting documentation such as applications, reports, and fact sheets. The issues generally pertain to Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and other counties in the region.
The California Coastal Commission Liquefied Natural Gas files contain reports, correspondence, court records, newspaper clippings and miscellaneous files relating to liquefied natural gas (LNG) sites proposed by several public utility companies in 1972. The California Coastal Commission was created through...
The collection consists of reports, transcripts of interviews, correspondence, minutes, news clippings, and background materials on California coastal zone management law and legislation during the period 1970-1986 collected at the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley. Includes material...
Title supplied by cataloger.
The School of the California Guild of Arts and Crafts was founded in 1907 by Frederick Meyer to provide an education for artists and designers that would integrate both theory and practice in the arts. In 1936 the school was...
The California College of Medicine (CCM) records span the years from the establishment of its first predecessor, the Pacific College of Osteopathy in 1896 to 1967 when CCM was incorporated into UCI. The materials document particularly well the two major...
Album contains snapshots documenting a tourist trip through California, Colorado and Nevada at the turn of the twentieth century. Photographs depict the tourists (a large group, primarily women), scenic views and other points of interest, including Las Vegas, Hotel del...
164: gold dollar coin, 1915, commemorating the Panama Pacific International Exposition. Helmeted head of Athena and California motto "Eureka" on one side. Verso depicts California Grizzly Bear and poppies, with words "California Gold" and "One"--165: silver half dollar coin, 1925,...
Reports, drafts and working materials, memoranda, reviews, and letters, relating to educational standards for elementary and secondary schools in California. Photocopy.
Three documents issued by the California Commission of the Golden Gate International Exposition to an employee of the Commission, Louis A. Bueler: Letter of thanks, January 13, 1941; Certificate of Participation (2), not dated.
Vols 1-64 have cover title California Revision of Laws Commission's reports.
World War I era printed document: Treasurer's Report, Dec. 1918. Alpha list.
Collection consists primarily of correspondence, manuscripts, reports, and related printed material of Mrs. Harry R. Archbald, President of the First District (Los Angeles County)....
The collection consists of the 1963 California Constitution Revision Commission files collected by Donald H. Pflueger while he served as a member of the commission including agendas, minutes, memorandums, correspondence and background material.
The 1949 centennial celebration of the California Constitutional Convention in Monterey went on for eight days. It was part of a state-wide celebration to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Californiaʼs first constitutional convention held at Colton Hall in 1849. Governor...
Draft of preamble, in Spanish; declaration of rights as reported by the committee of the whole; engrossed copies of various articles as submitted by committees; minority report on the article regarding the judiciary; copies of the reports of the boundary...
Interviews documenting the Goodwin Knight/Edmund Brown, Sr. era. Copies of photographs and of documentary material inserted. Interviewees, and titles of interviews, as follows: A. Ronald Button. California Republican Party Official and State Treasurer of California, 1956-1958. Comments also aon Earl...
Addition to the records of the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations (CalCOFI). Materials include reports, documentation and data collected during CalCOFI's quarterly cruises from 1972-1974 & 1983-2004. Early materials document drift bottle studies from 1963-1982.
California Cornerstones is a selection of images from various collections in The Bancroft Library. The images have been organized by provenance; that is, they have been grouped around the individual or corporate body that created or collected the materials. Most...
Reports from Congregational ministers in California to the American Home Missionary Society.
The California Council for Adult Education (CCAE) has been an important adult education professional organization since the 1940s, representing administrators, teachers, support staff, students, and friends of California adult education. The collection includes print and photographic records of the State...
Recollections of experiences as blind student at California School for the Deaf and Blind and University of California; activities in organizing associations of the blind, promoting legislation to aid them, and attempting to improve economic opportunities open to them; experiences...
Comprises a variety of ephemera relating to the history, growth, and development of California's counties between the years 1850 and 2004. Particularly well-documented are efforts to promote individual counties -- and their commercial, industrial, educational, cultural, and recreational prospects --...
Contains photographs and postcards depicting views of specific locations, structures, people, events, and general subjects relating to cities and towns in every county of California from the 1850s to the 1980s except for San Francisco, which is collected separately.
Senate and Assembly concurrent resolutions approving amendments to the charters of California counties.
This collection contains records of cases heard in the County Court for Sonoma County, California, between 1850 and 1880. Includes record of civil and criminal cases heard in County Court, daily records of County Court operations, and records of cases...
A collection of California County Fact Books published by the County Supervisors Association of California. Location A5.2
California Crossroads was published in Bakersfield, California once a month by Thomas Liggett between1960-1970.
Includes snapshots of Yosemite, hot springs and Mission Can[y]on near Santa Barbara, cedars near Monterey, a buggy crossing river in a canyon near Nordhoff, and a buggy at The Dalles, near the Columbia River (Oregon).
The collection consists of nine by-law booklets from various dairy associations across California between 1909 to 1924.
The California Dairy Industry History Collection contains documentary items extracted from a large assemblage of materials collected for use at an anticipated California Dairy Museum. Between 1976 and 1981 California State Parks, in cooperation with the California Dairy Museum and...
Professional photographs, likely the work of a government agency, documenting the construction of dams, reservoirs and other structures associated with various water conservation, water reclamation and flood control projects in California overseen by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Identified projects...
Handbills announcing club events from the early 2000s, mostly techno and electronic dance music with a few handbills for industrial and funk.
Includes original poster art -- chiefly paintings -- designed to promote defense stamps and savings bonds during World War II. Imagery includes themes of United States patriotism (e.g. armed forces, Statue of Liberty, Uncle Sam, American flag) and savings bonds...
Photographs depict California delegates to the 1912 Progressive Party Convention in Chicago. Delegates are shown posing in groups at train stations (en route to convention?) and marching in parade. Among those pictured are California Governor Hiram W. Johnson and former...
The California Delta Farms Collection consists of business correspondence (1910-1917); annual statements; balance sheets; dividend notices (1915-1917); a brief history of the California Delta Farms Corporation (1920); and a scrapbook on the Corporation kept by consulting engineer, Millard A. Klein...
Meeting minutes, memos, correspondence, membership lists, bylaws, resolutions, reports, pamphlets, articles, newsletters, news releases, clippings, flyers, notes, and other material documenting the activities of the California Democratic Council (CDC), 1976-1981, mostly in regard to its Gay and Lesbian Caucus. The...
The collection contains records from the California Democratic Council (CDC), a statewide organization linking independent Democratic Clubs with the Democratic Party structure. The CDC organized conventions, ran issues conferences, endorsed candidates, and participated in other activities. Materials range from 1947...
Delegate and attendee materials from the California Democratic Party's 2017 annual convention in Sacramento, California.
The papers of the document the work of the Democratic Party within the state of California predominately in the 1960s. Some materials are from related organizations such as the California Democratic Council, the Democratic National Committee, and Democratic Associates, Inc.
Volume includes index.
The collection consists of photographs, negatives, and slides documenting the history of geothermal energy production and transmission in California from the late 1960s through the early 2000s.
35 mm color slides, dating, roughly, from 1969 through the 1990s, gathered by the California Department of Conservation documenting the history of offshore oil and gas islands and platforms, as well as oil spills and seeps off the Central Coast...
Collection consists of materials from the California Department of Health Services.
California, Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety investigation of accident fatal to Joseph M. Thibodeaux, Columbia Steel Company, Pittsburg, July 27, 1948. Includes photographs.
Consists of published materials, largely pamphlets and reports, from agencies in the U.S. Department of Labor and the Work Projects Administration (WPA). Though mainly national in scope, some materials specifically address working conditions in California. Although the earliest publication is...
Mimeographed monthly statements on activities of the Department, concerning conservation education, beaches and parks, forestry, mines, oil and gas, and soil conservation.
This collection contains includes a list of justices of the peace; deceased persons with estate balances; disbursements by department and school district
Correspondence relating primarily to nutrition programs, including material on nutrition of workers in war industries. Texts of a few speeches and articles also included.
The Arts in Corrections Records consists of administrative, financial, and instructional records; documentation of works of art; publications; news clippings; research materials; and institutional arts-related resources collected by Arts in Corrections, its contractual partners, Artsreach and the William James Association,...
This collection contains documentation relating to California Design, a triennial exhibition of decorative arts and crafts, which was active during the years 1955 to 1984.
Two blank stock certificates, Nos. 20 and 23. Printed by A. Carlisle & Co., San Francisco. Certificates each include three illustrative vignettes and a gold seal.
Portion of a file compiled for the Council of the Indies by order of Viceroy Lope Díaz de Armendáriz relating to exploration rights in Lower California. Contains copy dated November 24, 1635, of Philip II's decree of July 13, 1573,...
Includes summons to John Davis; affidavit and order in case of Stafford vs. Lick; and interrogatories and testimony of Washington A. Bartlett in the case of John B. Montgomery vs. S.S. Burt, with Bartlett's correspondence with Montgomery, 1854-1855, and letter...
Copies, including complaint of McDougal and Sharp, attorneys for the plaintiffs; and summons to Connelly.
Include summons and copy of complaint.
Stays of execution, complaints and summons in various cases.
Items pertaining to administration of the state parks from the files of Newton B. Drury. Includes reports submitted by Robert S. Coon, Northest District Parks Superintendent, covering the period Aug. 5 - Sept. 14 1940.
Two letters from Antonio María Bucareli y Ursúa, Viceroy of Mexico, to the Father Guardian of the Cologio; summary of the Juan Perez voyages, 1774-1775, with a brief report on the California missions and a narrative of the Ignacio Artéaga...
The collection is divided into six categories: Charlotta Bass; General; Individuals; Labor; Social Causes; and Society. Most of the photographs were taken for the . The collection dates from the late 1800s to the late 1950s. The later photographs were...
This collection contains Vol. 21, issues 10-29 of the "California Eagle"(June 5, 1950-October 19, 1950), one of the oldest black-owned and operated newspapers in the United States during its run from 1979-1964. In its early days, the newspaper provided housing...
The California Eagles are a gay motorcycle club founded in 1984. The collection includes organizational records, meeting minutes, financial records, materials about motorcycle runs and other events, photographs, scrapbooks, t-shirts, and artifacts.
Primarily bills, receipts, stock certificates, promissory notes, miscellaneous business letters, tax receipts and assessment notices, by-laws of some mining companies, miscellaneous accounts, advertisements, etc.
Stock certificates, waybills, receipts, promissory notes, accounts and other documents related to economic activity in 19th century California.
from Tavistock Books;
Collection includes materials reflecting the activities and interests of the California ENA Education Committee.
Collection consists of broadsides, clippings, brochures, and other ephemeral materials relating to California. Subjects include: abortion, Alcatraz Island, building and loan associations, California politics and government, Covina, drugs, Fort Ross, Greek-Americans, International Gay and Lesbian Archives, Japanese American National Museum,...
The collection consists of a wide range of ephemera pertaining to the state of California and each of its constituent counties, excluding the City and County of San Francisco. Dating from 1841 to 2001, the collection includes ephemera created by...
This collection comprises brochures and printed ephemera on California counties and localities collected by Mary Ference, an elementary school teacher in the Anaheim City School District in 1962.
14 printed pamphlets and flyers, with titles such as "Justice to California Women," "Women under California Laws," "Why California Women Should Vote," and "New Laws in Suffrage States." Purchase from Sun Dance
Hand typed copy of the digest done by Harry Roddick, for the U. S. Soil Erosion Service
From selected issues of the San Jose Pioneer.
Collection is comprised of correspondence, photographs, conceptual drawings, maps, ephemera, and published and unpublished reports, dating from 1965 to 1968, that accompanied the planning for, and creation of, Sacramento's California Exposition and Fair. More popularly known as Cal Expo, since...
Invitation lists, press notices, briefings, program plans, dedication preliminary plans, correspondence....
Invitation lists, press notices, briefings, program plans, dedication plans, correspondence
consists of 1,648 photographic and other pictorial portraits of 5326 men and women prominent in California's history. The portraits, selected from The Bancroft Library Portrait Collection, offer a diverse selection of artists, writers, businessmen, politicians, scientists, entertainers, and others,...
The California Faculty Association (CFA) Collection contains materials relating to the history and function of the union for CSU faculty, including professors, lecturers, counselors, librarians, and coaches.
The Western Fairs Association, the California Joint Committee on Fairs Allocation and Classification, and Louis S. Merrill, former director of the Western Fairs Association gave the California Fairs Collection, one of the major archival collections on fairs and fairs management...
Material pertaining to the history and genealogy of the Bernal, Berreyesa, Castro, Galindo, Higuera, Pacheco and Soberanes families.
Includes snapshots at Monte Rio on the Russian River, bridge games at a club, visits to the Mariposa sequoia grove 21 years apart (by wagon then by automobile, pictured), and an image with a black domestic servant and a baby.
A photograph album of an unidentified family in California with snapshots of various people and places taken circa 1900-1905. Places pictured include Sierra Madre, Alhambra, Pasadena, Santa Monica, Laurel Canyon, Redwood City, San Francisco, the Cliff House (San Francisco), Westlake...
This collection of photograph albums provides pictorial documentation of the material culture and life events shared by several families living in Northern California during the late nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. Recurring themes include images...
Contains 21 billheads from California with fancy designs.
This collection documents the research and advocacy activities of the California Farm Research and Legislative Committee (established in 1941) and its official publication, the . This collection is largely composed of materials documenting the Committee's work on issues affecting farmers,...
The California Farmworkers Oral History Project interviewed farm workers from California to speak about their experiences.
Flyers, newsletters, and political buttons documenting the union related activities of the farmworkers in the 1960s in California.
Bills of lading and freight bills.
Contains two bills of lading, dated several months apart, for goods being shipped from S.D. Kempton in Boston, Massachusetts to C.M. Ford in Los Angeles, California. The earlier one, dated August 10, 1886, is for two large boxes of personal...
Newsletters of the California Federal Savings Bank, the Cal Fed Telescope, the Cal Fed Eagle, and the Cal Fed California.
The California Federation for Civic Unity Records contain correspondence and material relating to the Federation's activities, 1945-1956, and deals mainly with racial minority problems such as discrimination, immigration, segregation, housing, Fair Employment Practices Committee, etc. Included, also, are a number...
The records of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs (CFBPW) document the organizational and legislative business of this state chapter of the national organization of the same name. This record group contains one cubic foot of textual...
The includes the papers former CFT officials Raoul Teilhet, Regional Director, CFT Southern Section; Ben Rust, CFT President 1951-1957; and Ralph Schloming, CFT Executive Secretary 1959-1965. The collection consists primarily of administrative and organizational records that document the activities of...
Includes correspondence, reports, newsletters, and other documents relating to club activities at the local and state levels.
Photos show women in costume outdoors at Yosemite, performing various historical reenactments or pageants.
Convention, board minutes and reports, club histories, yearbooks, journals, and articles recording the general history and activities of the California Federation of Women's Club and the individual clubs within the region.
The California First Theater Collection consists of records, artifacts, and memorabilia connected with the oldest theatrical performance house in California. The bulk of the documentation is related to the theater's last major period of activity, from 1937-1999. In addition, the...
Portfolio of artistic photographs depicting scenes from various California flea markets. Includes many portraits of vendors, often with emphasis upon their living conditions, their automobiles, their clothing fashions, and their goods for sale. Flea market locations are unidentified.
The records of the California Flower Market, Inc. include photographs, photograph albums, manuscript materials, books, articles, ephemera, and audiovisual materials from the late 1800s to 2014, with the bulk covering the period 1910 to 1990. Together they tell the story...
Collection includes administrative documents; English translations of articles on folk music; material on music in the California missions; lists of California songsters and hymnals; song texts with references to California; material on Portuguese, Spanish, and Latin American folk songs; sketches,...
The collection is comprised of 42 volumes and 8 microfilm reels of material documenting various aspects of North Bay history, with a focus on beliefs, customs & folkways; place names & folk speech; historical characters, outlaws, miners, and lumbermen; legends,...
Correspondence, model projects, meeting and conference materials, and annual reports from project funded by W. K. Kellogg Foundation.
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This collection contains fruit and vegetable labels from California fruit growers. Some of the companies in this collection include: Mustang, Crystal, Goleta, and Bounty; and feature peaches, grapes, avocados, apples, pears, and lemons, as well as other fruits and vegetables....
The Prune King, California Building (Kilburn # 8271) and the Los Angeles County exhibit (Kilburn # 9008).
Accident report.
The California GED Academy was originated by the California Department of Education in the mid-1980s as an in-service and networking opportunity for GED teachers working in adult education programs. Its purpose was to improve student learning and to build a...
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Comprises a wide variety of ephemera documenting the natural, social, political, economic, and cultural life of California -- and particularly San Francisco -- in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Collection materials are organized into hundreds of subjects, representing different places...
Includes views in Hodson and Calaveras, the jumping frog competition at Calaveras, the Murphy's vicinity, etc. Also includes 8 photographs of indigienous people apparently in South America or Central America.
"Newspaper file item": no. 1-18.
Cite as: [Identification of item], California gold miners' scale, Wyles Mss 142. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Collection of 141 business documents, inventories, and receipts with civil and political papers plus miscellanea detailing the establishment of ordered life in California Gold Rush towns. A good number relate to the Sierra County area: Rabbit Creek (later La Porte),...
Letters discussing business and travel in California during the gold rush from various goldminers to family and friends written between 1853 and 1863.
Includes diaries of William Lampton, James Tate, G.A. Smith and Henry A. Stine.
Scenes include John Marshall's cabin in Coloma, Sutter's mill on the American River, a portrait of a '49er, a water wheel (gold crusher) at Angel's Camp, Mark Twain's cabin at Jackass Hill, Hangman's Tree, and ruins of a stage station...
Seven-page handwritten letter in ink (ALS), to Capt. T. S. Holloway of Wickford, Rhode Island, from an unknown author who has prospered as a banker and merchant, discussing conditions in the mines, including different nationalities of the miners, and prospects...
Contains original, transcripts, photocopies and microfilm copies of California gold rush letters.
Fifty original manuscript letters from persons living throughout the United States containing comments and observations on the effect the California Gold Rush is having in their lives. Also includes typescript transcriptions of each letter.
The collection contains 18 handwritten sermons and other theological notes by a Presbyterian minister, the Rev. Silas Solon Harmon, who established and maintained a church in Sonora, California from 1852 to 1863. Harmon came from New York State with his...
Photographs show interior and exterior views of Fort Point (San Francisco), the Winchester Mystery House (San Jose), various missions, historic sites, Holy City, Dayton (Nevada), many California mining towns, and many views related to the Virginia & Truckee Railroad.
Chiefly photographs of buildings, cars, store merchandise, and other property damaged during the Watts Riot. Most views include sequentially numbered placards placed in foreground of scene, apparently as part of systematic documentation of damage. Approximately 40 photographs, presumably taken by...
The California Graduate School of Design (1937-41) and the California Institute of Technology Industrial Design Section (1941-49) papers contain student files, correspondence, and documents regarding the formation and operation of the two schools....
The records of the California office of Hands Across America include correspondence, memoranda, promotional materials, newspaper clippings, and ephemera. Held on May 25, 1986, Hands Across America was a benefit event staged to raise money to fight hunger and homelessness.
Collection includes correspondence, poetry, and drawings of botanical specimens. Oversize folder contains contents, scientific names and a family index for specimens featured in folder 3.
Typescript manuscript, photo album, and scrapbook chronicling the automobile trip of four women "to attend the Supreme Council, Order of Amaranth, at Los Angeles, California."
Bowles discusses family life on Russian Hill, Sarah Lawrence College, travel, marriage to Henry Miller Bowles, story of collecting porcelains in San Francisco, New York, London; gift of the Bowles Collection to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
The California Historic Booklets Collection consists of twenty-two soft bound books published between 1929 and 1982, that chronicle the history of important events, people, and locations, primarily within the Southern California area.
The California Historic Landmark Project Collection contains historical essays about Californian registered landmarks, monuments and state parks. The essays were written between 1936 and 1940 as part of the W.P.A. Federal Writer's Project. In addition to typescript essays, the collection...
The California Historic Photographs Collection consists of a number of photographs taken in California during the 19 and early 20 centuries, including photographs of buildings and landscapes in various locations throughout the state as well as photographs related to public...
This collection contains brochures, maps, and other material regarding the history of California and various cities throughout the state.
The collection includes correspondence and legal documents from Santa Cruz County, California.
A collection of early California documents dealing with the early missions, politics and government, land cases, business, trade, and commerce.
Printing blocks used in the production of issues of California Historical Quarterly.
This small collection of postcards came to USC chiefly through the California Historical Society. Many of them appear to have originated with the same few families, based on notes and addresses on them. The images are of geographic subjects especially...
The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce materials document the activities of the organization from 1888 through the 1960s. Included in the collection are minutes from the Board of Director's meetings, reports and publications from various government agencies and business,...
In 1947 a property appraisal was conducted along Santa Monica Bay for the purpose of estimating the fair market value of various shoreline parcels selected by the Regional Planning Commission of Los Angeles County for purchase by the State of...
The collection reflects the activities of the California Historical Society's Southern California Branch from the late 1970s through the early 1990s. The primary visual collection was the C.C. Pierce photographic collection, acquired by the Society from the Title Insurance and...
Business and member correspondence, invoices
Includes 4 luncheon invitations with speakers on the post gold rush era in Calif., shell mounds and caves around San Francisco Bay, old ranchos and pioneer personalities.
Business and member correspondence, invoices....
This collection consist of an informational pamphlet and fifty-two illustrated playing cards. Per the pamphlet "These cards contain a comprehensive outline history of California under the rule of Spain, beginning with the discovery of the Pacific Ocean, and including the...
The California History Center collection includes images of historical interest of Santa Clara County with emphasis on the western Santa Clara Valley, especially the municipalities of Cupertino, Saratoga and Los Gatos, and San José. Nineteenth and early to mid-twentieth century...
The California History Nugget began publication in 1923 and ceased publication in 1940. The serial focused on California stories about early pioneers, descriptions and visual images of significant locations, folklore and legends, plant and animal life, and significant events in...
Correspondence between Prof. Robert P. Utter, University of California, Berkeley, and Charles A. Keeler, Berkeley Chamber of Commerce, concerning zoning in Berkeley. Also includes a letter to Herbert Hoover, Washington, D.C., a letter to the editor of the Berkeley Gazette...
Records include brochures, correspondence, legal articles, matriculation records, minutes, photographs, invitations, graduation announcements, etc., for Hahnemann Medical College (San Francisco), Hahnemann Hospital (San Francisco), Homeopathic Foundation of California, California State Homeopathic Society and California Women's Homeopathic Society....
This disbound album contains typical late 19th century commercial photographs focusing on hotels, missions, and scenery of California, particularly California luxury hotels that catered to East Coast winter tourists. The most notable images include the second Hotel Del Monte, rebuilt...
California State Legislature bills and resolutions, politician biographies, board of directors meeting minutes and agendas, press releases, bylaws, articles of incorporation, budget records, correspondence, job descriptions, contracts, fundraising records, reports, petitions, lobbying and mailing lists, position statements, clippings, lobby and...
Production boards including original photographs, art and lettering; used in publication of postcards and greeting cards. Publishers include Edward H. Mitchell and Pacific Novelty Co.
An artificial collection includes booklets, correspondence, ephemera, forms, handbills, lithographs, manuscripts and newspaper accounts relating primarily to the settling of California by the Americans
Nineteen black-and-white photographs relating to agriculture in the Imperial Valley, California.
This collection includes a series of filmed meetings of the California Indian Arts (CIA) Association, recorded between the years of 1994-2000. The CIA was founded in 1994 to provide a forum for discussions pertaining to the arts, artifacts, and culture...
The Fowler Museum at UCLA's collection includes baskets made by California American Indians in the 19th and early 20th century. The baskets represent works from the Panamint Shoshone (Timbisha Shoshone Tribe), a western division of the Shoshonean peoples, located east...
Civil War document appealing for volunteers. San Francisco, 18 Sept. 1861.
Record Series 566 contains administrative files generated by the California Institute for Cancer Research (CICR) at the University of California, Los Angeles Medical Center.
The California Institute for Peruvian Studies (CIPS) collection is comprised of primary and secondary research, including monographs, journals, artifacts, and primary research. Founded in 1984 by retired California Senior Archaeologist, Francis A. Riddell, CIPS was created in order to carry...
The Caltech Historical Files is an extensive collection related to the history of the institute. Included are files on academic divisions and programs, accreditation, administration, alumni, the Athenaeum, awards and celebrations, the calendar of events, campus development, conferences, cultural events,...
Collection consists of administrative files, photographs, artwork, publications, and awards & certificates. In addition, it includes a the full run of the publication in print and microfilm....
Justices of the Supreme Court of California (album of 53 photographic prints)
Portraits of judges of California (315 photographic prints)
Documents relating to civil and criminal cases, mainly in Sutter Creek under Justice of the Peace J.S. Porter.
Handwritten ledgers containing the dockets for the Justice Court, Coloma township. Dockets are for civil cases, assault, battery, debt, etc. Vol. 3 includes a copy of a presidential election ballot; v. 4 includes court accounts, affidavits for estray animals; all...
California Justice Court San Francisco summons in various cases, BANC MSS C-A 397, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
The collection contains convention booklets and leaflets, voter information fliers, training manuals, organization constitutions, and other materials that provide insight into the California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO.
The California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, was founded in 1901 as the California State Federation of Labor. It was the most important successor to several earlier labor organizations, such as the Federated Trades Council of San Francisco, and the Knights of...
Consists of materials generated by the California Labor School, spanning the entire life of the School from its founding as the Tom Mooney Labor School in 1942 until its closing by the Internal Revenue Service in 1957. Materials include: catalogs,...
Chiefly printed ephemera, including catalogs, fliers, newsletters. Also includes press releases and curricula. Also includes 1 folder (catalogs) for the Tom Mooney Labor School.
This collection of negatives contains images of people, programs, and events related to the California Labor School from 1944 to 1957. The purpose of the progresive California Labor School was to train the influx of new workers into a wartime...
Contains theater programs, play transcripts, and bulletins for the California Labor School Theater.
The collection consists of positive microfilm copies of the proceedings of California land cases brought before the United States District Court between 1852-1862 with transcripts of records from the United States Land Commission, where the claims had originally been presented.
This is an augmented index to the California Land Claims, v. 1-24, a record of claimants and briefs for ranchos in the 1850s and 1860s.
Legal documents, mostly deeds and agreements, regarding lands in Los Angeles, Berkeley, Sacramento, Modesto and Stanislaus County. Includes: agreement regarding the erection of a building by the San Pedro Lumber Co. in Los Angeles, 1895 Sept.; memorandum of agreement concerning...
Positive microfilm of transcripts and translations in the California State Archives of the "Spanish Archives of California" now in the National Archives, and related material. Also, journal of the California Constitutional Convention, 1849.
Positive and negative micofilm of index to records of the "Spanish Archives of California"
Collection consists of California land tenure documents collected and compiled by the Bancroft Library in the early to middle of the twentieth century. Included are homestead and other federal land grant documents, U.S. war bounty land warrants, expediente (Spanish and...
Title devised by cataloger.
California seashore, trees landscape, and California landscape.
Berkeley or Monterey Peninsula landscapes.
1: Landscape of a river, lake, or bay shoreline, with tree, by William Keith; oil on panel, approximately 10x14 inches, in ornate gilded frame. 2: Painting of wildflowers on a hillside, possibly with Marin County's Mount Tamalpais in background, by...
These records document the work of the California Lavender Smokefree Project throughout its five-year course.
Established in 1905, the California League of Food Processors is a state trade organization representing canners, freezers, hydrators, and dried fruit packers. The organization monitors political activities affecting members, and works with government agencies in development of product standards. The...
Deeds, court papers, agreements, bills of sale, mining claims....
Deeds, court papers, agreements, bills of sale, mining claims
Interviews with legislative leaders during the Knight/Brown administrations. Copies of photographs and of supporting documentary material inserted. Issues discussed include party organization and campaigns; California water plan; legislative reapportionment; capital punishment and the Caryl Chessman case; mental health; civil rights;...
Signatures, with addresses, of members of the Assembly, 39th Legislative session.
The hearings were held to investigate allegations of brutality in the treatment of patients at the mental health facility. Included also are scrapbook pages of newspaper clippings covering the hearings.
Announcements, memoranda, plans, studies, etc.
Albums contain snaphot photographs documenting the travels, outings, gatherings and other leisure activities of an unidentified family and their friends, taken throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and many other California locations. Includes many scenes of camping, beaches and bathing....
The bulk of this collection consists of twenty letters by A. S. Gibbons and/or his wife Sarah Cloud Gibbons to her family in Virginia, 1852 to 1857. A. S. Gibbons was an itinerant Methodist preacher who spent one year teaching...
Consists of California lettersheets, mostly pictorial, created approximately between the years 1850 and 1870, with the bulk dating from the 1850s. Pictorial lettersheets are illustrated with lithographs or wood engravings depicting California and Western themes. Intended to be used as...
The 53 pictorial lettersheets in this collection date from 1849 to ca. 1870. Many of the lettersheets lack dates, but were likely produced within the above period. A variety of places, events, and topics are depicted. City and landscapes and...
This portion of the Robert B. Honeyman collection consists of 194 pictorial lettersheets produced between the years 1850 and 1869, the bulk dating from the 1850s. A variety of places, events, and topics are depicted. City and landscapes, Gold Rush...
Correspondence, minutes, reports, etc.
Very small collection consisting of a photograph of players and typed script for the performance "Fads, Frivols and Cheers for Our Forty Hectic Years," recognizing the fortieth anniversary of the California Library Association convention, held in Sacramento, California, in June...
Group portraits taken at meetings of the California Library Association: Riverside 1920, Pasadena 1924 (both size G), an unidentified group circa 1920s (size B), and 1995 (size AX). The 1995 portrait, in color, is from the centennial celebration meeting in...
Photographs depict meetings, lectures, exhibits, etc.
Administrative and subject files concerning the interests and activities of the Association and its various committees and chapters. Includes publications, newsletters, committee files, materials related to conferences, annual meetings and legislation.
Administrative files concerning the interests and activities of the association with governments of all levels; institutions, corporations and special interest groups, and related groups.
Cartons 1-5 (1968-1969); 5-8 (1970); 9-12 (1971); 12-15 (1972)
Contains office files, committee files, council minutes, newsletters, information related to chapters, conferences, and other miscellaneous records.
Correspondence and subject file concerning the interest and activity of the association.
Administrative file concerning the activities of The Association with governments of all levels, institutions, corporations, special interest groups, and committees and agencies of The Association.
Administrative file concerning the activities of the association with government of all levels; institutions, corporations and special interest groups, and related groups.
Includes some views in Wisconsin, Niagara, and Chicago.
Black-and-white photographs relating to agricultural workers and the harvesting, packaging, and transportation of produce and crops. Also consists of a few photographs depicting reactions to Prohibition.
Material about the Association's formation/history.
Collection of primarily 19th century lithographs depicting San Francisco, California and environs, along with related newspapers, posters, and panoramic photographs. Most physical items have been scanned and are accessible digitally. Many are also on display at Stanford Libraries' Green library.
Title supplied by cataloger.
3 x 5 cards with author, title and subject entries.
This collection contains correspondence relating to California history from various sources, assembled under one collection for ease of access and use in USC Libraries Special Collections instruction. Collection items include a 1927 illustrated letter authored by Lee Stephen Remington (1869-1952),...
This artificial collection consists of maps of California, ranging from Eagle Rock, in Los Angeles city, to San Diego.
This collection contains meeting records, newsletters, occasional papers, correspondence, directories, photographs, and other documents related to the governance of the California Map Society, also known as CMS. Though CMS was formally organized in 1979, this collection contains items from as...
This collection contains city maps, road maps, and guidebooks pertaining to the major metropolitan areas of northern and southern California including cities such as Palm Springs, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Coverage extends to parts...
Facsimiles, copies, etc. Map cabinet 20/6.++ Oversize boxed. Alpha list.
Records created or collected by the Los Angeles Committee for the March on Sacramento regarding the California March on Sacramento for Lesbian and Gay Rights on January 13, 1980. The march goals focused on the passage of employment protection legislation...
Contains minutes, correspondence, studies, plans, and other miscellaneous background materials relating to Angel Island, including Winslow Cove and the Charles A. Winslow Memorial Fountain, as well as Bolinas Lagoon. Includes some printed items and architectural drawings for Winslow Cove. Also...
from Marc Selvaggio Bookseller ;
Hassard discusses his childhood in San Leandro, Calif.; student days at Boalt Hall School of Law; serving as council for the California Medical Association; landmark medical malpractice suits; controversy over group health and closed panel medical practice; Medicare, Medicaid (Medi-Cal);...
These materials consist of the contents of a delegate's (J. B. de C. M. Saunders) packets for annual sessions of the California Medical Association between 1964 and 1975: documents, credentials, correspondence, memoranda, draft resolutions, agendas, reports, handouts, notes, pamphlets and...
The collection contains materials regarding The Pharmacy Partnership (later called Prescription for Change), an effort to promote pharmacies that do not sell tobacco products and to convince pharmacies that do sell them to stop. The collection contains media and direct...
Consists of menus and wine and spirits lists from California restaurants. Materials are primarily from restaurants located in San Francisco and the Bay Area, but the collection also includes menus from other California cities; bulk of the materials are from...
Collection of menus from California, especially San Francisco and Los Angeles.
1 printed document, 4 pp., establishing the first official medical practice in California. Mexico, 6 Aug. 1836. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Rosa, D[on] Luis de la. 1 printed decree, 4 pp., originating in the Ministry of Finance, detailing the articles of tax collection and distribution. Mexico [City], 6 Aug. 1845. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Mounts bear advertising imprint of [Myra] Sperry the Artist, Salem, Oregon.
The Souvenir of the California Midwinter International Exposition collection is an album containing 110 photographic prints taken in 1894 by Isaiah W. Taber, the official photographer of the Exposition. The album features views of the grounds, buildings, attractions, events, and...
The buckskin bound photograph album contains 27 photographic prints documenting the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894 in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California as well as other significant locations in California.
The California Migrant, Transient, and Homeless Populations collection consists of article offprints, booklets, unpublished papers, transcripts of hearings, newspaper clippings, one book, and twenty-two photographs spanning the years 1930-1992. All items in this collection (in one form or another) concern...
Letters, mainly from army personnel in California. Some concern supplies for San Diego depot and Fort Yuma.
Commission of Adam Brooks as Junior Second Lietenant, National Guard, Second Infantry Battalion, Fourth Brigade, Company "D" on 1864 September 21. Also, 3 muster rolls of California Company "D", 2nd Battalion, 4th Brigade. Adam Brooks' name is listed on two...
Miscellaneous correspondence and documents pertaining to various units of the State and National Guard. Mainly concerning service in the 1850's and 1860's. Includes Muster Roll, Company D, 5th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 1863-1865; containing a list of Captain W.A....
Two letters sent from Mark Wooster in Sonoma, California, to friends back in Connecticut. The letter of July 7th, 1854 is addressed to F.W. Smith in Humphreysville. The July 27th letter has no address but the salutation reads "Friend Burton"....
Two letters sent from Mark Wooster in Sonoma, California, to friends back in Connecticut. The letter of July 7th, 1854 is addressed to F.W. Smith in Humphreysville. The July 27th letter has no address but the salutation reads "Friend Burton"....
Monthly ledger sheets, Feb. 1877 - Dec. 1878, for Consolidated Mining Co., Dardenelles Consolidated General Mining Co., and others, all located in Forest Hill, Placer County, California. Lists names, mining occupations, and duties, including one entry for a Chinese water...
Contains 5 documents relating to land bought and sold around Dunderberg Peak in Mono County and San Fernando in Los Angeles County, Calif., some of it dealing with the Dunderberg Mining Co. Also includes a list of expenditures for the...
Maps and charts of gold mines in El Dorado and Placer Counties, map of chrome mine in San Luis Obispo County, ore receipts from San Francisco mint and Selby Smelting and Lead Co., San Francisco, correspondence from a mining supply...
Business papers, maps and charts, correspondence, printed materials
Album featuring mining operations likely in central and northern California in the late 19th or early 20th century.
Stock certificates from various sources, arranged alphabetically by name of company (67 folders in 1 portfolio).
Individual items cataloged separately. Search under title: California miscellany--additions.
Miscellaneous papers from the Hubert Howe Bancroft collection. Each item cataloged individually. Search under title: California Miscellany, 1835-1884.
Individual items, numbered serially; each cataloged separately. Search under title: California miscellany--additions.
Letters, documents and fragments related to the California missions and the Catholic Church. Among the items included are a fragment in the hand of Junípero Serra, fragments signed by Juan Crespí and Fermin Francisco de Lasuen, letters from Magin Catala,...
Correspondence, informes, circulars, and censuses concerning the interests and activities of the California missions. Each item cataloged separately.
Originals and photocopies of letters, reports, and other related documents.
Originals for use in Bancroft's history of the California missions.
Consists of 13 letters sent by the Franciscan missionaries in San Jose and Santa Clara Missions, to the Reverend Father Supply Master of the missions of California, mostly between 1806 and 1811. The letters chiefly concern the needs of the...
Letters from priests at various missions, chiefly to their superiors at the Apostolic College of San Fernando, Mexico. Each portfolio cataloged separately.
Title supplied by cataloger.
This collection contains microfilm copies of all the obtainable records (1770-1965) of the missions of early California.
Slides of the various Spanish missions in California. Views include building exteriors, interiors and surrounding grounds.
Lists of population, births, marriages, deaths, livestock and crops for each mission, the presidios of San Diego, Monterey, San Francisco and Santa Barbara, the pueblos of San Jose and Los Angeles and the Villa Branciforte, with analyses by place and...
Files contain correspondence, programs, offprints of articles, conference materials, newsletters, etc.
Photographs show exterior views of the following missions: San Antonio de Pala, San Antonio de Padua, San Carlos Borromeo, San Fernando, San Gabriel, San Juan Bautista, San Miguel, San Juan Capistrano, Santa Barbara and Santa Inez.
Views show San Juan Capistrano, San Luis Rey, Mission Dolores, and San Antonio de Pala Mission.
Albums contain interior and exterior views in the pictorialist manner of several of the Franciscan missions of California, including San Juan Capistrano, Santa Barbara, Santa Inés, San Miguel, San Carlos Borromeo, San Francisco de Asís, San Diego, San Luis Rey...
Exterior views of the following missions: San Gabriel, San Buenaventura, San Diego, La Purissima, San Juan Capistrano, San Miguel, San Fernando, San Antonio, San Luis Rey, and Santa Inez.
Photos show exteriors of the following missions: San Antonio de Pala, Santa Ynez, San Diego (includes a group of Native American schoolgirls with nuns), San Gabriel, San Juan Capistrano, San Luis Rey, and Santa Barbara.
Large-format hand-made book including a drawn map of the California mission locations and drawings of 4 mission buildings: San Diego, San Carlos Borromeo, Santa Barbara and Dolores (San Francisco de Asís). Each drawing preceded by page of hand-lettered text with...
This photograph album is made up of early 20th century photographs of eight California missions, in both ruined and repaired states. The album also includes photographs of San Antonio de Pala Asistencia, and Catholic churches the Church of Our Lady...
Photographs show interiors and exteriors of California missions, some adobes, and the graveyard of San Francisco's Mission Dolores as it appeared in 1890.
39 color and black / white glass slides of California missions, including Santa Barbara mission; also Summerland Oil Wells, Los Banos, beach, olive trees, and Arlington Hotel in Santa Barbara. Photographers include: A. D. Handy (Boston) and Putnam & Valentine...
Some photos published in the Sunset Magazine volume: California missions, Lane Publishing Company, 1964.
53 glass negatives of California missions
The twenty-one documents in this collection, primarily inventories, account books, and annual reports from five California missions, show economic and social aspects of life at the missions. The documents, written in Spanish and dated from 1791-1846, provide information about the...
Research notes and notebooks on the inhabitants of the Spanish Missions and settlements of California, 1766-1908.
This souvenir album contains photographs and a few illustrations of California Missions, as well as smaller Catholic churches throughout California. The photographs are typical commercial views, with printed captions, taken by unknown photographer(s). The album was published by Pacific Novelty...
Collection consists mostly of photographs, as well as a small number of postcards and transparencies. A newspaper article on mission painting by Will Spark is also present. California missions, both exterior and interior views, include: San Luis Rey, La Purisma,...
Memorabilia from the California Motor Club (CMC) collected by member Bobby Pearce. CMC was a San Francisco motorcycle club. Includes a bike antenna flag; leather cock ring with studs that spell Bobby and CMC; t-shirts, buttons and pins from bike...
Newspaper clippings and other notices pertaining to the first concert season (1923), the second (1924), and the fifth (1927)...
Three views of women carrying papoose; one view of a woman with pottery and baskets in Yosemite.
The California Native Daughters Club Collection consists of correspondence, records, printed materials, founding documents, and artifacts related to club activities and member activities. It also contains documents specific to individual members.
Organizational records related to the foundation of the California Native Plant Society. Includes photocopies of correspondence, membership records, newsletters, notes, news clippings, publications, and photographs. Also includes a small amount of material related to the Native Plant Society of New...
The California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to conserving California's native plants and their habitats. Originally formed in 1965 in the East Bay region, the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a statewide non-profit organization of...
This intentionally accumulated collection of scattered issues of newspapers printed in California consists of approximately 100 Orange County titles and approximately 160 titles from other urban, rural, and remote locations, primarily in Southern California. Significant but chronologically limited coverage can...
Relates to Nobel Prize winners residing in California. Symposium organized by the Exploratorium.
Includes 10 buttons and 2 bumper stickers promoting various efforts toward the legalization of marijuana, including the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and campaigns for the California Marijuana Iniative (CMI) of 1982 and California's Proposition 215...
California NORML records, BANC MSS 2009/122, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
This collection includes canceled checks and monthly statements for 1905 to 1906 from Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank and a general account with the Southern Pacific Company (form 143).
Business records of the California Northwestern Railway.
Files documenting the activities of the Golden Gate Nursing Association, including the San Francisco County Nursing Association, The San Mateo County Nursing Association. The collection includes board and membership meeting minutes, sections, committees, other activities as well as the...
Files documenting the activities of the Golden Gate Nursing Association, including the San Francisco County Nursing Association, The San Mateo County Nursing Association. The collection includes board and membership meeting minutes, sections, committees, other activities as well as the...
Photographs by an unidentified nurse taken in California during the first decade of the 20th century. Includes snapshot portraits of individual nurses and groups at various locations in California, including Pasadena Hospital Training School for Nurses (depicting graduating classes of...
Correspondence, reports, etc., prepared under the direction of California State Attorney General Earl Warren, including lists of persons of Japanese ancestry and property holdings in various California cities and counties.
This collection consists of reports on oil producing districts in Kern County and Santa Maria, California; data on exports from California ports, prices, and production figures; maps of oil districts; and a report on M. J. and M. & M....
Includes aerial photos of oil fields, refineries, and construction of pipe lines at the following locations: El Segundo, Fruitvale, Huntington Beach, Santa Barbara, and the Bakersfield and Richmond Refineries.
One document (TDS), Founders' List. Los Angeles, n.d. Gift from International Bookfinders , 1967. Alpha list.
Snapshots of family or friends at various California places: Glenwood and Wrights (Santa Cruz), Mulberry (Butte County), Leona Heights, Vichy Springs (Mendocino), Paisines (San Benito), Tomales Bay, and Dillon's Bay (Marin). Many camping and beach scenes.
Official guide, daily program, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints leaflet, and water exhibit souvenir.
Professional photographs documenting the midway attractions of the California Pacific International Exposition, held in Balboa Park, San Diego, 1935-1936. Views include midway scenes, attractions, performers and visitors. Attractions depicted include an exhibit on monsters, Crime Never Pays (chiefly on gangster...
California Pacific Railroad invoice and letter.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes records of the California Pacific Railroad, its predecessors San Francisco & Marysville and California Pacific Rail Road, and its subsidiaries Stockton and Visalia and the Stockton & Copperopolis Railroads.
Samples of labels for dried fruit products. Labels are printed on paper, on cardboard boxes, and on plastic wrappers.
Collection of magazine articles or covers depicting the California Palm Fan on location where the palm occurs naturally in the Coachella Valley area of California.
Photos cover a broad range of areas and subjects. Outdoor or recreational views (mainly California) include the Tuolumne River, sand dunes in Death Valley, Glacier National Park, Yosemite National Park, Catalina Island harbor, skiers at Badger Pass, golf players (in...
V.1: Aug. 8, 1917 - Nov. 22, 1921; v.2: Dec. 6, 1921 - Apr. 4, 1922; v.3: May 22, 1922 - Dec. 19, 1932. Typescript cpoies, signed by the secretary. Primarily meetings of the board of directors. V.3 also contains...
Snapshots around California.
The artificial collection contains over 800 photo postcards of California (excluding San Francisco) collected by the San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library. The postcards range in date from the early 1900s to 1950s. Collection includes over 100 photo...
This album contains 271 black-and-white photographs that depict cowboys, beach scenes, hotels, houses, mountains, seascapes, families, nature scenery, and cars. Other images featured include: water pumps, street scenes, an entry road to Mt. Wilson, Catalina Island, a Wells Fargo bank...
This California photograph album contains 74 black/white numbered photographs, some with descriptions, including coastal scenes, boats and fishermen, Garden of the Gods, Monterey, ostrich farm, Santa Cruz, San Gabriel Mission (Pasadena), Santa Barbara Mission (nos. 2264-2265), and several images apparently...
84 black and white snapshots glued in an album with wood covers, likely California, but very few captions. Many images of children, most in rural areas with flat terrain, some doing chores like carrying eggs, and with chickens, goats, and...
76 black-and-white photos (circa 1895) of San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Sierra Nevadas, etc.
The artificial collection contains over 48,440 photographic prints of California (excluding San Francisco) places, activities and cultural resources collected by the San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library compiled from selections from the San Francisco News-Call Bulletin Photo Morgue...
The collection contains 98 mainly black and white photographs, including cabinet cards, cartes de visité, picture postcards, snapshots, a stereocard, and tintypes, loose and in a partially dissembled album.
1-2: the Bowers mansion, circa 1934 -- 3: (number not used; item transferred) -- 4: stereograph of Marysville Masons Building, by Woods -- 5: Point Richmond -- 6-7: (numbers not used?) -- 8: Nevada Falls and Snows' Hotel (Yosemite) by...
Two black/white cabinet card photographs by [John Calvin] Brewster, Ventura and Santa Paula, CA, of churches in El Rio and Santa Paula, [ca. 1900].
Sepia prints. 15" x 20", three of Yosemite and one of the Mendocino Coast; 7 3/4" x 21", one of The Alhambra. Descriptions on back of each, including no. of the photograph. Photographer unknown; images Ansel Adams-like in appearance. [Oversize...
Images relate to early California history, from Cabrillo's landing at Point Loma, Russians establishing a colony at Fort Ross, proclamation of the California Republic, to pioneer routes, gold rush material, and mining ralted views. Includes images of maps, documents, and...
Includes and offfice scene, circa 1910, a family diniing outdoors, circa 1880s, Sierra Railway No. 3 engine and steam shovel, group at the Odd Fellows lodge in San Andreas, Hale Bros. shoe store interior (Sacramento), a large band (Sonora, 1892),...
Views from the 1860's and 1870's include Chinese Camp and vicinity, views of photographer George Fiske's carriage, with his advertising sign, several views of California Indians, and one view of the exterior of L.D. Currie's ambrotype studio (presumably in Chinese...
Includes a view of men in front of the rail station at Land's End (on the sightseeing route of the United Railroads, San Francisco) dated May 27, 1905, an albumen print of people grouped in front of a building ("Panoche...
Views show Cliff House in San Francisco; early views of Piedmont including Piedmont Springs Park, residences, cable cars, and public buildings; views of Monterey; and views of Oakland.
Red cross parade in Oakland, 1917; St. Mary's Cathedral, 1907; Alcatraz island, 1935; Tamalpais Mountain play "Robin Hood, ' 1918; glass negative of town of Locke along levee of Sacramento River, ca. 1880's?
Correspondence, newsletters, minutes, agendas, and memoranda....
Collection contains 48 pictorial lettersheets from 1849 to 1875. Pictorial lettersheets are writing paper illustrated with lithographs or wood engravings depicting San Francisco and California mining themes and are a visual account of the Gold Rush. Topics and scenes include...
1: A Chinese battle in California (Baird 27) -- 2: Chinese Buddhistic worship in San Francisco (Baird 28) -- 3: Doctor Shuler's hospital (Baird 56) -- 4: Flint's warehouses, San Francisco (Baird 80) -- 5: The miner's lamentations (Baird 163)...
Album, ca. 1900, containing 45 black/white and color picture postcards. Mostly California, including several images of Santa Barbara (Potter Hotel, ocean front, mission, Santa Cruz Island), Los Angeles (court house, street scenes, parks), Santa Monica (Soldiers' home, pier), Catalina Island,...
17 items, including images of 1906 San Francisco earthquake and homes of Hollywood stars such as Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney, and Jack Benny, ca. late 1930s.
16 letters from California, Panama, and the East Coast regarding California, describing mining, business investment, mutual friends, floods, steamboat operations, and other topics.
Records of the California Pioneers of Santa Clara County, established in 1875, including meeting minutes, membership rosters and dues records, and treasurers reports.
Collection contains a card file of the research notes about place names and bibliography for the publication "California Place Names: A Geographical Dictionary" that was published by the University of California Press. The card file contains more extensive notes than...
Fine art prints, posters and other graphic works, chiefly by California artists, pertaining to various contemporary political and cultural topics pertinent to Mexico and the United States, including social justice, immigration, white supremacy, feminism, decolonialism, Mickey Mouse (as satirized by...
This collection comprises political publications and ephemera distributed in California from 1936 to 1989. Materials document the activities of California and Orange County legislators, politicians, political groups and officials such as Robert E. Badham, John V. Briggs, Dennis E. Carpenter,...
Five poll tax receipts: one national receipt for San Joaquin County, two for the state of California, and two for Alameda County.
Sources of population data available for various towns and missions. Compiled by Bancroft Library staff.
The collection consists of postcards from every county in California. They cover all aspects of life in California, from idyllic scenery to tourist sites to views of city and town streets, and are filed alphabetically by county, city, town, and...
Contains postcards related of various geographical locations in California, including Missions....
Title supplied by cataloger.
This collection contains postcards, most of which are blank, of California. The postcards depict California missions, national parks, and California landmarks.
There were few areas or events not recorded on postcards by the early 1900s. Although their popularity dropped off after World War I, tourist view cards became the standard after World War II. The collection consists of postcards of various...
Postcards illustrate California towns and scenery, showing buildings, landscapes, attractions, and related scenes.
36 Stamps created by Paul Frederick Volland.
This collection relates to the California Post-Secondary Education Commission (CPEC) collected by the Chancellor’s Office of the California State University. Mostly consists of CPEC reports (1976-1994), but also includes minutes, agendas (1975-1980), correspondence and other materials. Reports cover all...
Emigration to United States in 1939; association with Christian Brothers and Paul Masson wineries; brandy making in California; development of Salinas Valley as a wine grape producing district; advertising programs, public relations and promoting California wines, etc.
Collection includes correspondence, fiscal and legal documents, and proclamations from California, 1797-1850.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Group and individual portraits : a banquet of the California Press Association (1919); and photos of the 1921 convention of the California Typothetae. Also includes portraits of California governor Friend W. Richardson.
Includes 5 clipper cards advertising ships departing for California, and 6 California views: 3 of San Francisco, 1 of San Jose, 1 of Tehachapi Pass and 1 scene of California gold miners.
The California Prison Letters of Stephen W. Winter Collection (1965-1969,1975) contains one box and .21 linear feet of letters sent from Winter to his parents, Helen and Andreas M. Winter, as well as a few other letters sent from his...
Papers relating to the claim of Vicente Miramontes, et al (heirs of Candelario Miramontes for Rancho Arroyo de los Pilarcitos) to the Rancho Miramontes.
Include transcripts of proceedings before the Board of U.S. Land Commissioners, the U.S. District Court, and, occasionally, the U.S. Supreme Court, and subsequent related correspondence and documents from claimants, Surveyor General's Office, General Land Office, Secretary of the Interior, etc.
The California Private Land Claims Collection is made up of photocopies of a selection of California private land claims presented to the Public Land Commission to determine the validity of prior Spanish and Mexican land grants within California. The contents...
Typed transcript of Los Angeles County Court Records, File no. 4314?
The General Law of 1851 established the Probate Court and transferred to it the jurisdiction formerly held by the County Court in probate matters. Cases involving issues of fact could be heard in Probate Court, but at the request of...
Recollections of his law career in San Francisco; the Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican League in Berkeley; his work on the California State Railroad Commission (1911-1918); Hiram W. Johnson's administration as governor of Calif.; work with the War Dept., 1918-1919, as surveyor of...
Stickers, seals, and small labels illustrate and promote events in California (Olympic Games, fairs, conventions, shows, festivals, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Golden Gate International Exposition, etc.); California scenic locations (Yosemite, Death Valley, missions, redwoods, beaches, etc.); products (wine, fruit, manufactured goods);...
This collection consists of papers about California Proposition 187. These include newspaper clippings, articles, and pamphlets.
The collection consists of materials regarding the Proposition 20 campaign from 1972, most of which are from organizations which worked to defeat the measure....
Correspondence, clippings, legislative and legal documents, pamphlets, flyers, photographs, financial records, meeting minutes, event posters, petition forms, memoranda, speakers' manuals, volunteer forms, and other material documenting the campaign to defeat California Proposition 6, introduced by State Senator John Briggs in...
A collection of 25 handbills and flyers promoting California psychedelic, rockabilly and alternative country bands from the 1980s-1990s.
This collection preserves court rulings, both from Federal and California state courts, on public welfare cases, and California Department of Benefit Payments memoranda and other documents regarding the implementation of these decisions. Many of the memoranda are stamped with the...
17 boxes containing binders, designs, paperwork and correspondence of the California Quarter design project; includes 20-PSA master reels, dated 6/16/03; 3-video tapes by Digital Ranch, dated 10/15/02; insignia bookmarks and promotional insignia paper coasters.
Bound, handwritten registers for formal applications filed with the California Railroad Commission between 1926-1947 and with its successor, the Public Utilities Commission, from 1955-1962.
Chiefly material gathered for his book, Chapters on the history of the Southern Pacific (N.Y. 1922) Approx. 7,500 pieces; roughly sorted. In folder no. 80 : typed excerpts of letters from Collis P. Huntington to David D. Colton (familiarly known...
By-laws of the California Raisin Growers' Company headquartered in Carson City, Nevada.
2 volumes of business correspondence copies, produced by an invention called a "letter copying book". Its onion skin sheets are blurred often illegible. Created by the California Real Estate Exchange. Book #2: June 1, 1899-July 31, 1899 Book #4: Oct....
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Fragmentary files, consisting primarily of samples of such material as statistical tabulations and reports (stock sheets, weekly reports, mill reports, etc.); annual reports; shingle reports; distribution of shipments reports; grading rules; pattern books; and press and periodical digests.
The collection contains six commemorative, stamped and canceled envelopes celebrating the California Republic sesquicentennial anniversary in 1996. Envelopes include: Bear Flag Sequicentennial Committee, with Bear Flag raising ceremony in the Sonoma Plaza illustration; Mariano Guadelupe Vallejo, with Lachryma Montis...
The collection comprises records from the California Republican Assembly (CRA), a grassroots political organization that promotes conservative values, policies, and candidates related to the Republican Party. Over the years CRA has supported several winning candidates in the national political arena...
Comments on role in the Republican party in California as chairman of the Republican Executive Committee in Southern California and Republican national committeeman; Earl Warren's career; William F. Knowland as state senator; gubernatorial and presidential campaigns, especially 1952 Republican convention....
This collection contains the production and research files associated with the California Research Institute on Communist Strategy and Propaganda's television program (1962).
The California Retired Teachers Association (CRTA) – State Capital (Sacramento) Division 5 records document the activities and operation of the organization. The collection includes twenty-nine textbooks, five publications, ephemera, CRTA State Capital Division Meeting Minutes, CRTA State Capital Division News,...
This collection contains items pertaining to the California Retired Teachers Association and its San Diego-Imperial Counties Division, which lobbied to protect the incomes of retired teachers. Highlights include administrative information, meeting minutes, and letters to political figures.
A collection of California state rosters. Location A5.2
The records of the California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. (CRLA) contain administrative files, litigation files, and special program and subject files, dating from the founding of the organization in 1966 through circa 2000. Materials in the collection document CRLA's ongoing...
Early 1900s picture album/real photo postcards.
Photograph shows instructors at Boone's University Preparatory School (on Durant Ave, Berkeley) where C. Madison was an instructor. Madison and Boone are pictured. Drawings show California scenery, coastal views, a scene at Willits, Ukiah landscapes, a stone cabin, and other...
Primarily text and views advertising businesses and attractions of San Francisco and other Northern California locations. Includes hotels, resorts, stores, industries, wineries, insurance companies, newspapers, railways and steamship companies, etc. Also includes scenic views promoting various regions of Northern California,...
California scenes show Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, Donner Lake, Shasta Springs, Crater and Klamath Lakes (Oregon), the Stanford campus, San Francisco Normal School graduation, and views of the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco.
Collection contains views of various missions, adobes, Indians at Rancho Chico, scenery in Yosemite National Park and the Mt. Shasta area, a view of the town of Santa Barbara, a Montecito country road, and a photomechanical print (collotype) of a...
Snapshot views depicting leisure travel in California by a group of friends. Locations include Hetch Hetchy Valley, Hetch Hetchy Reservoir and other sections of Hetch Hetchy water delivery system; Yosemite Valley; Stanford University; Golden Gate Park and other San Francisco...
Photographs show the family home in Fairview, Ohio; E. Sheppard's home in Napa; portraits of Eliza Lewton and Eli T. Sheppard; a family group including Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard; and a cyanotype of Sheppard's house at 1654 Taylor St., San...
The California Scenic Line album features 56 views from the route of the California Western Railroad & Navigation Company line. The line runs from the coastal town of Fort Bragg through the redwood forests of Mendocino County to Willits, California....
Awards, information, files, minutes, reports
Photographs of various mission revival style buildings on the campus of the California School for the Deaf, Berkeley, Calif.
The California Shipbuilding Corporation (CalShip), established in February 1941 on Terminal Island, became one of the focal points in Los Angeles' war effort. At CalShip, forty thousand men and women worked under war contracts to produce 467 vessels in four...
Three letters to Mrs. K.K. Bechtel (one with incorrect name in the greeting) and an invitation and parking voucher, related to the launching of the S.S. Benjamin Goodhue on Mar. 31, 1942. Also includes a caricature of K.K. Bechtel in...
Three views of Mammoth Tree Grove, 1 view of head waters of Truckee River, and 2 views of Cushing's Place settlement.
Concerning overland journey to Oregon, 1850; move to Yreka Creek, 1851; experiences in the Yreka mines.
Snapshots of various California locations, including San Francisco (Union Square, Hotel St. Francis, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Bay); the University of California, Berkeley; Long Beach; Pasadena (Tournament of Roses parade); Los Angeles; Riverside; and Stanford University.
Consists of a variety of ephemera related to social, protest, and counterculture movements in California, particularly in San Francisco and the greater Bay Area. The bulk of the mateiral dates from 1965-1980. The collection includes ephemeral materials such as flyers,...
This collection consists miscellaneous printed materials and related items from agencies and organizations in California that deal with social welfare and social work. More than 400 organizations are represented, though most are only represented by a few items. Entities include...
This small group of records consists chiefly of oral history transcripts, papers, and newspaper clippings of faculty members (of USC's School of Social Work) and other prominent individuals in the social work/ mental health community. They include files on Genevieve...
This small collection from the California Social Welfare Archives consists of articles and reports published from the 1940s through the 1990s and ranges in subject from unemployment and poverty to the nature of social work itself.
The records of the California Social Welfare Archives include letters, fundraising documents, event planning materials and programs, and other materials relevant to the organization and functioning of the Archives as an organization. The initial collection covers the period from the...
This artificial collection consists of various publications issued by California social welfare agencies. The collection was probably created, at least in part, from materials held in the USC School of Social Work Library, which were then transferred to the California...
This artificial collection consists of various publications issued by California social welfare agencies. The collection was probably created, at least in part, from materials held in the USC School of Social Work Library, which were then transferred to the California...
Articles of incorporation; board minutes; county chapters papers; legislative and social action papers; issues of Advance, the newsletter of the CSWO; scrapbooks with photos of meetings, awards, newspaper clippings, etc.
5 scrapbooks and 1 "volume" of loose clippings concerning the Socialist Party's activities California. Prominant subjects include: Party activities in Pasadena, California; Norman Thomas' candidacy for U.S. President, 1932; and Upton Sinclair's EPIC campaign in California in 1934. Also includes...
Minutes, financial records, correspondence, memoranda, notes, lists, clippings, reprints, pamphlets, draft articles, periodicals. This collection focuses on the Society's efforts against the 1938 initiative, and offers a look into the organization and workings of a successful political campaign. There are...
The California Society of Miniature Painters Collection (1911-1972) consists of exhibition catalogs, art school catalogs, artwork, photographs, organizational papers, membership biographies and lists, clippings and scrapbooks....
The California Society of Natural History was formed in Stockton on January 7, 1857 for the purpose of collecting specimens and in other ways furthering the research of California's natural history. This organization was still active two years later but...
The California Society of Printmakers (CSP) records reflect activities within the San Francisco Bay Area, the state of California, and national and international arts communities since 1925. The collection includes historical records from the Society's predecessor organizations, the California Society...
Contains three invitations to a reception for President William McKinley on May 16, 1901 at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, and one invitation to a reception at Mechanics' Pavilion, May 17, 1901. Also includes the Society's Circular no. 55, June...
Memorandum 1888; stockholder's proxy 1886.
Cards are illustrated with photomechanical reproductions of prints and photographs of views around California, including hotels, missions, scenery, etc. The back of each card illustrated with California poppies and the Great Seal of California.
Playing cards decorated with various views from around California including scenery, city views, hotels, missions, etc.
The NASA Specialized Center of Research and Training (NSCORT) in Exobiology records document the research and work of the center; including administrative files, event and lecture materials, publications and grants, and site visit materials.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
The California Staff Development Institute (1994-2000) was funded by the California Department of Education, Adult Education Unit, with federal adult education leadership monies to facilitate professional development. The collection includes SDI contracts, a series on the development of the California...
This item is an original manuscript register of the California Stage Company. The ledger begins on January 1, 1864 and ends on August 3, 1868, and is a log of the daily stagecoach run between North San Juan (the line...
The California State Beekeepers Association was organized in 1889 to serve the beekeeping industry in California. The collection contains meeting minutes, correspondence, financial records, annual convention programs, publications, realia and photographs.
Collection contains records pertaining to tax delinquency rates divided geographically (including road numbers), and assessment (rolls) of state property
The records consist of correspondence, arranged alphabetically, relating to illegal tree cutting on government and school lands, to a survey of forest lands in California, to fires in forest lands, and to proposals for establishing an Arbor Day in California....
Mimeographed.
Collection includes a yearbook, clippings, two booklets on master planning criteria and on a study of site selection factors related to California State College at Palos Verdes.
California governor Earl Warren (1943-1953) established the Reconstruction and Reemployment Commission. The Commission drafted the Optional Reorganization Act in 1945 to address school district reorganization. The Act created the State Commission on School Districts to survey school district reorganization. The...
In 1918, the California State Council of Defense (first created in 1916) formed the War History Committee for the purpose of asembling the records of the war and preserving all material of historical value relating to California's part in that...
Correspondence and subject files of the Committee on Scientific Research. Oversize folder contains a photograph of members of the Committee on Labor, Advisory Commission of the Council of National Defense, Washington, D.C., 1917.
A file of California men who served in domestic and foreign armies during World War I, consisting mainly of newspaper clippings in envelopes along with some lists and other documents.
Records of the California State Council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers, AFL-CIO, dating from approximately 1945-1981.
Records of the Curriculum Development and Supplemental Materials Commission, commonly called the California State Curriculum Commission (CC), relating to textbook purchasing for California elementary, middle and high schools in the mid 1960’s. Included in the collection are meeting agendas,...
Comments on teaching career; service as Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1945-62; working with State Board of Education, the legislature, and governors Warren, Knight and Brown; development of master plan for higher education; role as ex officio member of Regents of...
Included in: Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Era Oral History Project.
Photographs taken or collected by the California State Earthquake Investigation Commission to document the effects of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 on the landscape and on buildings, roads and other structures. Locations range from Humboldt County in the north...
Includes circulars, memoranda and a collection of forms used by the agency.
California State Employee Association Newsletter Collection consists of the newsletter/newspaper "The California State Employee." 1970-1975.
The California State Employees’ Association collection contains its own correspondence, constitutions, meeting minutes, reports, and bulletins from 199 through 1938. It also includes correspondence and union newsletters from American Federation of Teachers from the 1960s; the United Professors of...
Copy prints and original photographs of California State Fair exhibits, circa 1919-1925.
The collection is made up of 147 black and white images, 113 of which are 8" x 10;" the balance range from 2" x 3" to 5" x 7." All photographs are housed in one document box. They span the...
Contain correspondence, reports, minutes, petitions, cartoons, news clippings, press releases and newsletters for the state-wide organization and for union locals in Northern and Southern California.
Interviews, Fred Links: An Overview of the Department of Finance, with comments on his long career as a key person in the department, Ellis Grff: Some Details of Public Revenue and Expenditure in the 1940's, with comments as a career...
Primarily Sierra Nevada landscapes in the Yosemite region, some with survey team members. Includes several Hetch Hetchy views. Three of the views present here are among the four views attributed to Harris published in The Yosemite Book (Plates 26-28). Also...
This collection includes binders of meeting agendas, records of projects, and pamphlets from the California State Historical Resources Commission.
July 1850, with related correspondence and notes by Jacob N. Bowman.
1890 letter from George T. Clark to his cousin Ida, and two 1930 letters from State Librarian Milton J. Ferguson to Maynard Dixon. Also included is a typewritten list of citations pertaining to various State Library figures and matters.
Contains correspondence and printed programs relating to the operation of the school. Also includes course outlines, schedules, and files of student applications and grade cards, arranged chronologically by class.
This small collection consists of a ceremonial book documenting the School of the Line and Staff of Camp Hopkins, October Session 1942; letters to and orders for the officers of the 1st Aero Squadron of the California State Militia, headquartered...
Bound report and loose documents almost all dealing with Proposition 4 in 1928.
The collection contains photographs, flyers, event schedules, clippings, newsletters, booklets, and other materials pertaining to Associated Students Incorporated (ASI), the non-profit corporation and student government organization at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona; campus events; and the university.
Cal Poly Pomona's athletics program began 1939 when the school formed a baseball team. In the following decades, a number of sports have been introduced for both men and women including basketball, track, cross country, volleyball, and tennis. The collection...
The College of Business Administration (CBA) is one of nine colleges at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. The collection contains brochures, flyers, promotional materials, annual reports, news clippings, photographs, audiovisual materials, and video recordings related to the College of Business...
The College of Environmental Design is one of eight academic colleges at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. The collection includes printed materials and photographs that document the educational programs, activities, faculty, students, staff, and buildings of the college.
The College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences is one of nine colleges at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. The collection contains brochures, flyers, promotional materials, clippings, audiovisual media and photographs from the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences...
The collection contains programs, photographs, written speeches, audio and video recordings, and other materials pertaining to the commencement activities at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona and the university's eight colleges. There are also materials related to the Kellogg-Voorhis campus, prior...
The Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture is one of nine colleges at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. It is the oldest program at Cal Poly Pomona and considered the university's founding college. The collection contains printed materials, photographs, and...
The Office of Student Life and Cultural Centers (OSLCC) is a department of the Cal Poly Pomona Division of Student Affairs. The collection includes the records of over 150 clubs, councils, associations, teams, societies, sororities, and fraternities of Cal Poly...
Founded in 1938, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona) was once the southern, agrarian campus of the California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly San Luis Obispo). The record group consists of 2 cubic feet of...
The Cal Poly Rose Float has been jointly created students of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona and California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo every year since 1949. These "floral entries," as the floats are known, take part in the...
The collection contains press releases and news clippings from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, Strategic Communications about university events and activities; university faculty, staff, and alumni; and the university's Arabian horses.
The collection contains photographs of faculty, staff, administrators, students, and alumni of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona and Cal Poly Kellogg-Voorhis, the name of the college when it was a branch of California State Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo.
The collection contains interviews conducted by faculty, staff, and students from Cal Poly Pomona about the history of the university, including interviews about the Voorhis School for Boys and the Voorhis Unit in San Dimas, which were on the land...
Includes releases, 1852, by James M. Estill for John C. Hays and John Caperton from contracts with the prison; agreement between Estill and J.F. McCauley, 1857; letter from an inmate, notice of escaped prisoner; accounts, and other materials.
Contains correspondence concerning the creation of the California State Railroad Museum, report "The California State Railroad Museum : recommendations for planning and development", bylaws, articles of incorporation, prospectus, press releases and newspaper clippings. Also includes program and memorabilia for the...
California State Railroad Museum Corporate Miscellany Collection is an assembled collection of miscellaneous material pertaining to various railroads and railroad-related companies. The collection contains documents, publications, and ephemera that are arranged in alphabetical order by subjects.
The craft seniortiy roster files is a collection of seniority rosters published by railroads to establish a list of employees, listed by their hire date. The craft seniority roster list was used by railroads to promote existing employees into available...
The California State Railroad Museum Patent Collection contains original and photocopies of patents documenting an invention. The patents are primarily for railroad related subjects and are generally dated from 1863-1941.
Planning documents of the California State Railroad Museum Library.
The CSRM Postcard Collection contains about 15,000 postcards depicting railroads primarily of the United States and Canada, railroad related subjects and is dated between 1905 and the 1970's.
The CSRM Passes collection consists of railroad passes that were used by railroad employees and their families to travel for free. The passes vary geographically to include railroads across the United States as well as from the late 1850s through...
Reports prepared for selected locomotives and rolling stock in the California State Railroad Museum collection outlining significant historical information, specifications, component analysis and a record of the restoration process.
California State Railroad Museum Subject Files is an assembled collection of newspaper articles and clippings pertaining to various railroad related subjects. The collection contains files about general subjects, people (biographical files), fairs / expositions, and locations.
Meeting minutes, agendas, and correspondence of the California State Reclamation Board. Correspondence is between the interested parties of various flood control and reclamation projects in California. Also includes a map of the San Joaquin River Flood Control Project (1955), some...
This small collection of reports and articles provides some information about the state of public welfare in California at the end of the 1930s. The material primarily discusses unemployment and services for the unemployed; it also includes a report evaluating...
The collection consists of minutes of meetings of the California State Soil Conservation Commission, formerly called State Soil Conservation Committee. Also included are meeting notices, agendas, reports of the secretary (on individual districts), laws and legislation, etc., from December 13,...
Records of the California State Student Association include minutes of meetings, committee meetings, and subjects including collective bargaining and financial aid.
CSU Chancellor’s Office division responsible for academics. Includes correspondence relating to educational support and research and development, UC and CSU projects, and material from the Student Affairs Office relating to Title IX. Also includes campus surveys relating to Title...
Academic Planning office of the CSU Chancellor’s Office coordinated review and approval of academic programs. Series include admissions, Educational Programs and Resources, Faculty Workload, Educational Planning and Resources, Tiburon Program and EDUNET. Also includes materials on academic master plans,...
Chronological correspondence from the office of Academic Program Improvement at the CSU Chancellor’s Office, 1978-1981. Office assisted faculty in developing innovative approaches to improve both teaching and student learning through pilot projects, workshops and conference.
The records of the Academic Senate of the CSU consist of meeting minutes with attachments and resolutions (1963-2000), Executive Committee Minutes (1963-1993), Academic Senate newsletters (1969-1996), Advisory Committee of the Consortium (1975-1978), constitution and founding by-laws (1961-1966) and subject...
Records of CSU Alumni Council Office relating to the “One in a Million Campaign” to locate alumni from the various CSU campuses. Other material includes news releases, advertising and public relations plan, directory, report to the Board of Trustees,...
Transcripts and cassette tapes of oral history interviews with various individuals involved in the formation of the California State University system.
Minutes and agendas of meetings of the various committees of the California State University Board of Trustees (1958-1993).
Main minutes and/or agenda packets of meetings of the California State University Board of Trustees (1960-present).
The California State University Board of Trustees Records (1961-1968) document the governances and administrative activities of the Board of Trustees. The records consist primarily of meeting minutes and resolutions, as well as administrative articles, correspondence, and directives representing revisions made...
Records of CSU Business Affairs Office (1966-1988)
This collection consists of several hundred catalogs generated various California State University, California State University and Colleges, California State Colleges, and pre CSU system California State Colleges campuses. Catalogs 1933-1995. Catalogs include class descriptions, information about each campus and...
Chancellor's Office Collection consists of the administrative records of the Chancellor's of the California State University System. The Chancellor is the administrative head of the system reporting to the Board of Trustees. This collections consists of the records mostly...
This collection contains news releases, subject files, reports, photographs, publications, and records that pertain to the departments, events and the promotion of California State University, Chico.
Collection of memoranda created by various offices and divisions of the Chancellor’s Office of the California State University (1960-2002).
This collection includes materials related to the creation of California State College (later University), Dominguez Hills. Reports, correspondence, legislative bills, studies, maps, photographs, and news clippings document the state of California’s decision to build a college in the South...
The collection consists of videos produced by various departments from the 1970s to 2006 at the California State University, Dominguez Hills, along with footage about CSUDH produced by television news and other entities. The collection consists of ¾" Tape[20...
The University Advancement collection contains records used in the promotion of CSU East Bay among students, faculty, staff, and administrators, as well as alumni, members of the local community, and other persons affiliated with the University. The collection contains publications,...
The California State University Emeritus and Retired Faculty and Staff Association (CSU-ERFSA) Collection documents the activities of this advocacy organization of retired and emeritus faculty members. Materials (1976-present) include minutes, correspondence, reports, newsletters, ledgers, questionnaires, flyers, accomplishments, brochures, photographs, and...
This collection contains minutes, agendas, reports, indeces, and related materials of the Executive Council of the CSU (1980-1994) and its predecessor Councils: the Chancellor's Council of State College Presidents (1962-1979) the State College Presidents Council (1940-1961) and the State Teacher's...
Records relating to Faculty and Staff Affairs, later Faculty and Staff Relations, and finally the Human Relations Department. Consists of four series including faculty and staff matters, employee relations publications and issues, employee collective bargaining or contracts, and emergency...
Small collection of records of the California State University Foundation. Includes development award materials, brochures, pamphlets, news releases, and celebration of teaching programs.
The California State University Fullerton Office of the President, Jewel P. Cobb (October 5, 1981 – August 8, 1990) papers document her tenure as university president. The records consist of administrative records, correspondence, manuscripts, meeting minutes, daily schedules, photographs, speeches,...
California State University Fullerton Office of the President, Milton A. Gordon Papers (August 9, 1990 – January 8, 2012) document his tenure as university president. The records consist of administrative records, correspondence, daily schedules, manuscripts, meeting minutes, videos, photographs, speeches,...
CSU Office of Government Affairs records (1960-1991—mostly 1960s, 6 ft) deal with the State College and University systems interactions with the California State Legislature regarding legislation, college sites and controversial issues. Subjects include college sites, campus unrest, buildings and...
The records contained in the CSU Historical Archives Advisory Committee Papers date from 1962 to the present but mostly concern 1981-1997. These records provide insight into the concerns and activities of CSU Archives Advisory Committee, which was developed to...
The records contained in the Collection of the CSU Historical Archives Advisory Committee date from 1960 to the present. They measure two linear feet and are currently growing. These records provide insight into the concerns and activities of CSU Archives...
Records consist of correspondence concerning computers and information systems. Also include many bids for computer systems in the 1980s. Several reports generated by Information Systems are in the CSU Reports Collection.
Records of the CSU Institutional Relations Office document the activities, planning and operation of Off-Campus Centers throughout the state of California and some planning for new campuses.
Office of Institutional Research was responsible for gathering statistics and other information on enrollment, admissions, freshman and other information at the various campuses of the CSU. Correspondence, studies, and other records relating to admissions, enrollment, long range allocations, and...
Audits on internal offices and programs performed for the CSU (1970-1992).
Collection of materials (1959-2003) from the Public Affairs Office at the CSU Chancellor’s Office including News Clips (summaries of events), press clippings, news releases, publications, working papers and photographs.
The CSU Public Affairs Photo Collection (1.5 linear ft.) encompasses photographic material from the late 1800s to the early 1990s. The bulk of the photos contained here date from the 1960s-to the 1980s. The photos in this collection were created...
The record group consists of 26 cubic feet of textual records from the State Colleges, California State Colleges, California State University and Colleges, and The California State University created between 1957-1996. The records contain bill analysis, reports, memoranda, correspondence, press...
This collection consists of over 2600 reports generated by or about the California State University. Reports 1904-present. Reports were generated by various Chancellor’s Office divisions, committees and other entities including the state government. Generally, the reports consist of analytical,...
Minutes of Staff Council meetings of various CSU campuses including Hayward, San Diego, San Bernardino, Sacramento, Humboldt, Long Beach, Stanislaus, Northridge, San Luis Obispo, Fresno, Chico, San Francisco, San Jose, Pomona, and Sonoma.
This collection is comprised of oral histories conducted through the CSU Stanislaus Oral History Project. Individual oral history projects within this collection are organized into series....
Small collection includes lists of chief advancement officers, committees, policies for naming CSU facilities, fund guidelines and other materials.
Photographs document many state owned buildings, including: state hosiptals, universities and colleges, schools, institutions (for the blind, for veterans, etc.), the Riverside Experiment Station, Lick Observatory, San Francisco piers and harbors, Folsom and San Quentin prisons, Davis University Farm, the...
Include receipts and bills.
California Steam Navigation Company shipping receipts (SAFR 14275, HDC 67) consists of three receipts for three different paddle steamers: YOSEMITE (1864), CHRYSOPOLIS (1867), and CAPITAL (1868).
Stereo views show oxen pulling a loaded wagon from the Chico Lumber Co. (photograph gallery visible also), ladies at Rev. Rodney Tabor's camp at Glenwood, a Sacramento street scene, many views of Sacramento during a flood (1862?). Cliff House and...
Contains views of San Francisco streets and interior of the Lick House's dining room; San Francisco Bay views, including ships and Alcatraz; a view of Vallejo; two views from the Pacific Railroad Series entitled "Giants Gap. American River" and "Alcove...
1: Geyser Hotel (Watkins no. 2308) 2: -- The Geyser Canon [Canyon], from near the Hotel, Sonoma Co. (Watkins no. 1571) -- Summitville[?] (depicts a group of people posing on a ladder (at the entrance to a cave or sinkhole?)
The California Stereograph Collection consists of seventy-eight cards published by the Keystone View Company, Underwood & Underwood, the Union View Company, and other small publishing houses. Stereograph views were produced in the millions by photographers all over the world. Stereographs...
Various California views, including Zephyr Cove, Big Trees, Yosemite, the Pluton River (Sonoma county), a train leaving Oakland, the cabin of the Sacramento river steamer "Capital," and San Francisco scenes including views of Kearney and Stockton streets and the San...
An artificial collection, acquired individually from dealer.
Stereographs include views of Digger Indians at Ten Mile River, Mendocino Co.; Central Pacific Railroad and State House, Sacramento; Big Tree in the Mariposa Grove, Mariposa Co.; and the cutting of a section of Big Tree, Fresno Co. Stereocards are...
Stereoviews captioned: California threshing machine (photographer's no. 380) -- Residence of Mr. Hopkins of San Francisco, Cal. -- California cactus, blooms twenty four hours only.
Stereographs of Yosemite, Mendocino County, Calaveras Big Trees, and other California views by John P. Soule.
1: Corner of Jackson and Hyde Streets, looking North, San Francisco -- 2: view from Rincon Hill, San Francisco; -- 3: Hayes Valley from Cal. Street, San Francisco; -- 4: corner Sansome and Val[l]ejo Street, San Francisco (hand carts and...
Views show a balloon ascension in Stockton, the Vallejo waterfront, Toll's steam wagon, the Cliff House and Ferry Railroad, a church in Santa Barbara, the San Jose Train depot, Streeter's Mill in Sonoma County, Weber Engine Co. #1, the Kearny...
Snapshot photograph album documenting electric railroad streetcars, other modes of transportation, and leisure activities throughout California in the early 20th century. Includes numerous photographs of streetcars in Oakland, as well as smaller numbers of images of streetcars from cities such...
Images of speakers and participants at a California Studies conference (held at U.C. Berkeley) with the theme "California since the 60s". Includes portraits of Angela Davis with her mother, Robert Hass, and "Dr. Loco" (José B. Cuellar.)
Material distributed to members of the Commission. Table of contents in v. 1.
Consists of printed forms, filled-in with typescript and manuscript information, to establish title to properties under chapter 59 of the laws of 1906, because, "on the 18th day of April, 1906, the greater part of the public records in the...
Litigation involving land in Glenn County which was paid for by alleged worthless stock in the Pacific Coast Steel and Iron Manufacturing Company.
The California Superior Court (Sacramento County) Alien Land Law case files include annual reports submitted to the California Superior Court of Sacramento County by Japanese Americans certifying that they were the legal guardians of children in whose name real estate...
The collection is made up of exhibits and evidence from Sacramento County Superior Court criminal case #18056, . Puente stood trial for the murders of her boyfriend and eight of her Sacramento boarding house tenants between 1982 and 1988 in...
The collection contains records created by the Sacramento County Superior Court from 1879 through circa 1970. The largest part of the collection consists of records related to civil and criminal cases, including case files, registers of action, judgments, and minutes....
Complaints, summons and orders of the court in various cases.
Contains the probate records for San Francisco City and County.
Originals in: California, Office of the Secretary of State (1954)
Institutional records of the California Supreme Court Historical Society, including records that predate the founding of the Society in 1989. Materials date from 1980-1993.
Justice Carter's recollections of his family and early life in Trinity Co. and San Francisco; the Earthquake and Graft Prosecution; Progressive Era politics, legal training and practice; experiences as District Attorney, Shasta Co.; the State Bar; experiences and comment as...
Allen Broussard discusses growing up in Louisiana, and later attending Law School at Boalt Hall, University of California, Berkeley. He talks about his law practice, building a political base, and working with the NAACP, Bay Area African American political leaders,...
Allen Broussard discusses growing up in Louisiana, and later attending Law School at Boalt Hall, University of California, Berkeley. He talks about his law practice, building a political base, and working with the NAACP, Bay Area African American political leaders,...
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Contains office files, legal documents, maps, and other material prepared by and presented to the Masters in the course of their work on the 1973 reapportionment plan.
The California Surveillance Collection consists primarily of undercover agent reports and other materials documenting the activities of labor organizations and organizations on the left, 1934-1940, including the Communist Party of San Francisco, and labor leader Harry Bridges. The materials were...
Mass mailings, brochures, clippings, newsletters....
Mass mailings, brochures, clippings, newsletters
Seven printed programs of movies shown at the California Theatre, "The Family Theatre" at 20 Canon Perdido St., Santa Barbara, CA , 1936-1937. Gift of Elizabeth Cobb. Alpha list.
Collection consists of playbills predominately from Los Angeles, California. Includes playbills for live drama, musicals, and variety theater productions. Also includes material from other California cities. The bulk of the collection dates from the 1940s on....
Program/playbill for "Diplomacy," presented at the California Theatre in San Francisco on June 15, 1891. This is printed on white silk and sewn with batting inside to form a sort of small pillow?
This collection contains reporters' transcripts and related papers for cases brought before the Third District Court of Appeal between 1909 and 1922.
Album of amateur photographs documenting a trip by steamship and train from California [San Francisco?] to Portland, Oregon to visit the Lewis and Clark Exposition of 1905.
The toll bridge bond receipts date from January 24, 1940 through May 1941. The majority of the bonds were sold in February 1940. Some of the receipts are numbered and some are not. The lowest number to be seen is...
The records of California Tomorrow document the organization's growth and influence from its initial meeting in 1961 through its dissolution in the spring of 1983. Linking the objectives of conservationists, planners, regulators and California residents, California Tomorrow called for comprehensive...
Tourism and real estate promotion have been longtime means of encouraging people to vacation and settle in California. The includes county, regional, and statewide promotional literature used to promote tourism and real estate development across the state of California.
A bound, typewritten feasibility report (161 pages) on a proposal to construct a rail line from San Francisco Bay in Marin County to serve Napa, Lake, and Yolo Counties and Sacramento. Lines include: Napa and Lakeport Railway, Petaluma and Santa...
Includes photographs of the California Transportation Company's steamer Captain Weber at a Stockton dock and steamer Fort Sutter, during building, at Hunter's Point, San Francisco. Also includes a photograph of the front of the ticket office at Port 3 of...
The California Transportation Company ledger, 1894-1903, (SAFR 21339, HDC 1614) consists of one bound ledger of accounts of business at river ports for steamers and barges owned by Captains A. Nelson and A. Anderson.
Album of good quality amateur photographs taken during a trip through California in 1919. Landscapes, cityscapes, public buildings, and landmark attractions predominate, with two male traveling companions present in some views. Early views include trains and the ferryboat Solano on...
A collection of annotated vernacular images documenting the West Coast travels of a family vacationing in California and Oregon during the time of the First World War.
Scrapbook contains detailed description of an automobile trip to Santa Barbara from Sausalito, including amounts paid for gas, food and lodging and sights along the way. This account is illustrated with photographs and ephemera. A trip to Mendocino is also...
Album documents an Ohio family's leisure travels throughout California, including views taken in Berkeley, San Francisco, San Rafael, Mount Tamalpais, Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay, San Jose, Los Angeles. Also includes a few photographs taken in Albuquerque, N.M., as well as...
Views show the Maripose Grove of Big Trees, other views of trees, 17 Mile Drive, missions, and a view of the San Francisco Bay.
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Places visited include the Oregon coast, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Carmel, Pacific Grove, Sacramento, and Redding. Chiefly tourist sites and motels are pictured.
Snapshots of a rail trip to California, primarily picturing Pasadena and Los Angeles scenes, San Francisco, Berkeley, and Oakland before 1906, and Yosemite. Included are views of the Lick Observatory, the U.C. Berkeley campus, the Mt. Lowe railway, Mt. Shasta,...
Records of the California Trolley and Railroad Corporation (CTRC) through 2015, compiled by CTRC founder and former president Rod Diridon, Sr. This non-profit 501(c)3 organization began in the early 1980s as two separate groups -- the San Jose Trolley Corporation...
Charts, in graphical and tabular formats, for presentation or publication by the California Tuberculosis Association about incidence of tuberculosis (prepared ca. 1930?): Chart 1. Tuberculosis death rates, United States registration area, 1920-1929 [and] california, 1930-1939 - - Chart 2. Tuberculosis...
Album of chiefly snapshot by unidentified photographer taken at various points of interest during travels in California, Nevada and Utah. Several images document Hotel Del Monte in Monterey, Calif. Many other images depict railroad tracks, locomotive car interiors, depots and...
This collection is comprised of six early-20th-century albums of uncertain provenance containing photographic prints, postcards, and photomechanical reproductions that document the vacation experiences of the creator of each album. Locales depicted are chiefly in Southern California, but also include areas...
Printed materials of everyday life.
Album of small-format commercial views of San Francisco area points of interest. Subjects of photographs, as described by captions: Seal Rocks and Cliff House; Fort Point; Ocean Beach; life in Golden Gate Park; Golden Gate; Golden Gate Park from terrace;...
Photographs show natural attractions in California: sequoia trees, geysers, Yosemite, and the petrified forest (near Calistoga). Many missions are included, as are some photos relating to Indians. Towns pictured: San Jose, San Rafael, Sacramento, Berkeley, and many views of Oakland...
Engravings (or etchings) and photographic prints: 1. Golden Gate (from Telelgraph Hill); Jas. D. Smillie -- 2. Monterey in California [1858]; for ... Herrmann J. Meyer [N.Y] -- 3. Panorama of San Francisco; sold by Charles Magnus ... -- 4....
Bulk are commercially produced images of Santa Catalina (7 views); Santa Barbara (11 views); Santa Monica and Ocean Park (18 views); Los Angeles (6 views); Pasadena; San Jose; and Stanford University. Also present are views of New Orleans; Salt Lake...
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Views by Watkins show the San Francisco Presidio (with people and horses), and six views of the Hotel del Monte building and grounds in Monterey. Other views include the Cliff House in San Francisco, and the Blue and Gold Gravel...
Includes Sierra Nevada views of Gillett Peak, Convict Lake, pack trips, and other scenes. Also, Mt. Tamalpais, an ostrich farm in South Pasadena, the Governor's Mansion and capitol building in Sacramento, the official motorcade of Gov. Gillett, the dedication of...
Views show scenes from various California locations, including missions, leisure, hotels, San Francisco Bay Area views, family, and nature-scenes.
Views of early San Francisco and other California towns and scenes.
Views of Southern California include Spanish mission buildings, and town views of Santa Barbara and San Diego after the Panama-California Exposition (1915-1916). Also includes San Francsico views.
Contains views of San Francisco (Chinatown, Golden Gate Park, City Hall, etc.); views of Monterey area (Hotel del Monte and scenery); Southern California (Hotel del Coronado, Redondo Beach, missions, etc.); and Yosemite.
One photo album with 50 original photographs of Southern California (with captions); inscribed 1900. Includes images of missions, Los Angeles, Pasedena, Santa Barbara and other locales....
Promotional views for Salvador grapes and the "Semi-fresca-pack" shipping method. Includes vineyard and harvest views, Mexican field workers, washing, processing and fresh-packing methods, and workers and facilities at various stages of the process.
Group photo, with list, 1899. [Oversize boxed].
Group photo, with list, 1899. [Oversize boxed].
About 300 posters dated 1919 for criminals, escapees, and missing persons from various California locales.
This collection is comprised of biographical records, letters, newspaper clippings, and photographs pertaining to servicemen from San Diego who served in World War I. The collection originated from the San Diego Branch of the California War History Committee which distributed...
The collection includes materials on the history of water management in California, alternative resources, energy relating to water, flood control, hydrology, water quality (including desalination, sea water barrier, reclamation), and water supply and demand (including drought, conservation, irrigation). The majority...
The California Water Color Society was formed in Los Angeles in 1921 and, by the early 1930s, served as a prime catalyst for what became acclaimed nationally as the "California Watercolor School". After World War II the movement's stylistic cohesiveness...
The California Water Color Society was formed in Los Angeles in 1921 and, by the early 1930s, served as a prime catalyst for what became acclaimed nationally as the "California Watercolor School". After World War II the movement's stylistic cohesiveness...
Letters, receipts, warrants, stock certificates, and other miscellaneous documents.
The collection consists of thirteen ledgers of weather observations from various California weather stations, including: Independence (1894-1925); Mt. Tamalpais (1898-1921); the Farallon Islands (1906-1913); San Francisco (1906-1917); and, Point Reyes (1893-1927)....
One letter from Arthur J. Pillsbury to directors and shareholders, issued as Editor-Manager on September 14, 1910. Second letter to the shareholders, September 15, 1910, issued by the President and other Directors, appealing for funds.
This appears to be a railroad-produced souvenir photo album of the scenery and sights along the California Western Railroad & Navigation, an independent short line that ran (and still runs) betweeen Willits and Ft. Bragg.
Revised typescript with map and illustrations tipped in. History of the Wills and Archibald families; account of his family's grain ranch in Madera County; dry land grain farming; use of mules; mechanization of agriculture; gold mining at Michigan Bluff.
George Stone was a motion picture cameraman working in Hollywood. While on location near Monterey, he bought a property on the Peninsula, near or in Carmel, from Frank Devendorf, ca. 1914, and built a house he and his wife named...
This collection of California Wildflower specimens consists of 83 samples listing descriptive information including locality, habitat, altitude, relative abundance, and date collected.
Consists of bound records of the California Wine Association (1894-1936), a group of San Francisco Bay Area winemakers and dealers who combined interests to gain favorable financial control over the market. Volumes contain minutes of Executive Committee and Board of...
Part I: Burke H. Critchfield interview covering his association with Bank of America and loans to the wine industry; the Wine Institute; Central California Wineries, Inc.; the prorate program. Part II: photocopy of a speech, Economics of grape growing in...
The bulk of the collection comprises wine labels and ephemera created by California winemakers and wine companies in the 1930s, 1940s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. The core of the collection consists of wine labels printed by Lehmann Printing and Lithographing...
14 views by I.W. Taber related to wineries and viticulture in California. Several views are of Gustav Niebaum's Inglenook vineyards in Napa County, for which the winery buildings were completed in 1887. The "Big Grape-vine" in Santa Barbara is pictured...
Felt pennant and cloth ribbon with pin, both from the California Woman Suffrage movement and campaign of 1911. Pennant bears slogan: Votes for Women. Ribbon bears text: Woman Suffrage Election Day Executive Committee San Francisco 1911.
The collection contains posters and small ephemeral items primarily from the San Jose, California Womens March held on January 20, 2018. One folder of ephemeral items from the Orange County Women's March held the same day is included....
The bulk of this collection consists of 288 posters collected from various Women’s Marches in California, plus some ephemera and artifacts that accompanied or supplements the posters. The ephemera includes testimonials, photographs, and media coverage. The artifacts include pussy hats,...
Comprises photographs, negatives, slides, contact sheets, banquet camera photographs, transparencies, ephemera, correspondence, promotional materials, press releases, and newsletters collected by the California Wool Growers Association for use in publication or possible publication in the association's journal . Photographs depict the...
Founded in 1860, the CWGA is an organization of sheep breeders and producers. The mission of the CWGA is to help producers to increase profits and efficiencies. The collection contains lists of officers and directors, board of directors meetings and...
The Fiesta del Pacifico was a short lived civic festival presented in Balboa Park and adjacent communities. Seeking to create a nationally significant exposition, it was initiated by the Chamber of Commerce in 1949, after a pitch from veteran festival...
Contains club correspondence, meeting minutes, photographs, manuscripts, scrapbooks and clippings. Also included are correspondence and writings documenting the origins of Woodminster Amphitheater and desribing the tree dedication ceremonies for the Writers Memorial Grove. Manuscripts include writings dedicating trees to Mary...
Established in 1938 as the youth organizing branch of the Democratic Party in the state of California, the California Young Democrats (CYD) have worked for decades to advance the Democratic Party's initiatives of progressive change, civil rights, social programs, and...
The California Youth Authority (CYA) Collection, donated by Charles F. Stocker, liaison from CYA to the California Adult Student Assessment System (CASAS), documents the transition of the CYA education system in the 1980s from a conventional to a competency-based program...
manuscripts with a hand-drawn map.
Small collections and miscellaneous single items pertaining to various periods, persons, and phases of California history (1760-1963). Includes letters, journals, diaries, reports, financial and legal documents, pictures and maps, some typescripts and photostats. General subject matter includes description and travel,...
The Californian (freighter) logbook is titled "Nautical Diary and Day's Work Book." The voyage is from San Francisco, California to Honolulu, Guam, Manila, Taku (China) and Nagasaki and back to San Francisco. The first page contains an abstract of all...
Agendas, minutes, reports, fliers, forms, and planning materials from Californians for AIDS Research and Education (CARE), and documentation from the AIDS Initiative Committee (AIC) and the No on Prop 96 and 102 campaigns in Los Angeles, California, 1987-1990. After the...
Clippings, press releases, notes, flyers, photographs, reports, audio and video tapes regarding the campaign to remove Chief Justice Rose Bird from the California Supreme Court....
Clippings, press releases, notes, flyers, photographs, reports, audio and video tapes regarding the campaign to remove Chief Justice Rose Bird from the California Supreme Court.
Miscellaneous materials (mainly mimeographed and newsprint) collected for the oral history project by Mr. Boris Raymond. Publications from the Museum of Russian Culture, Crusade for Truth, Autobiography of Aleksandr Lenkoff, and a copy of the newspaper Russian life.
A bound volume, in the form of a scrapbook, created to contain the first nugget of gold found in California in 1848 and documents pertaining to it. Documents include: affidavits of Elizabeth J. Wimmer (1885) and of Peter L. Wimmer...
Recollections of early interest in politics; affiliation with Young Democrats; Jerry Voorhis; Democratic Party conventions and campaigns; Chet Holifield; formation of California Democratic Council; chairmanship of Democratic State Central Committee, 1954-56. With this as v.2 (portfolio): photocopies of additional material...
Huell Howser was a broadcast journalist and television host most widely known for his television series, , which ran on various California public television stations from 1991 through 2012. Originally from Tennessee, Howser arrived in Los Angeles in 1981, began...
Memorial items created to honor the passing of Huell Howser.
The items in this collection trace the origins of California law to the civil law tradition that Spain brought to the Americas, and the impact of this tradition from the sixteenth century to the present day.
Spiral bound reports, with color photographic prints.
Collection contains letters (some in Tagalog) from Cabaltero and his family members regarding his imprisonment, some letters written by other participants in the robbery on Cabaltero's innocence, and some materials from law enforcement and prison officials regarding Cabaltero's parole.
The Keith G. Calkins collection on Sigma systems consists of material documenting the Sigma computers developed and released by Scientific Data Systems (SDS), Xerox, Honeywell, Inc., and Telefile Computer Products. The collection holds records from all of these companies as...
This collection contains seven correspondence from 2ndLt. Norris K. Calkins, USAAF to his parents during the Second World War. Also included are ten correspondence to his parents in regards to his missing in action and subsequent killing in action status....
Enclosed are photographs, military documents, government documents, and a single published yearbook from Lubbock Army Air Field, that document the high school and military experience of Sacramento aviator Richard L. Calkins.
A group of articles and photos of and about Albert Call
The Carlos A. Call photograph collection, circa 1900-1930, (SAFR 24842, P74-012L) is comprised mainly of photographs of steam schooners at Fort Ross and other Sonoma Country, California, lumber ports. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is...
The Carlos Asa Call photograph collection, 1880-1950, (SAFR 24253, P91-057) is comprised of photographs collected by Carlos A. Call of various vessels, including steam schooners, freighters, a barkentine, feluccas, and U.S. Navy vessels, some of which are in the San...
Original fine art linocut prints pertaining to the history and social status of the deaf, their struggle for civil rights, and persons and places associated with the development of sign language.
Contains 11 v., most from the Call family in Fort Ross. Includes a composition book and account books kept by Carlos A. Call, account and receipt books kept by G.W. Call, an account book of William C. Morgan and 2...
Relates to the Tunisian political party hizb al-Nahdah al-Tunisiyah and its call for Islamic democracy in Tunisia, and features an interview with the party's leader Sheikh Rashid Ghannushi. Interview conducted by Salah M. Abdul-Walid. Produced by Pontifex Media Center as...
Correspondence, manuscripts, financial records, family papers, notes, clippings, paste-ups, legal papers, flyers, erotica, photographs, slides, home movies, videotapes, memorabilia, card catalogs, and other material created or collected by gay activist, publisher, and businessman, Harold (Hal) Leland Call. One of the...
Lamoni Call (b.1865) was a dissenter from the Mormon faith. He published various pamphlets questioning Mormon beliefs, including (1926). The collection consists of Call's correspondence, manuscripts, notes, books, and memoranda. Almost all the items relate to his research and writings...
The Catherine A. Callaghan papers document her scholarship on indigenous languages in California. The bulk of the collection consists of dictionaries, grammars, vocabularies, field notes, research files and writings, and teaching materials related to the following Native American languages and...
Army discharge papers issued to John Callaghan, a private formerly of Monaghan, Ireland, under the command of Captain James van Voast in Company K of the 9th Regiment of Infantry. His enlistment date was November 20th, 1856 and the reason...
John Callahan was an activist, educator, actor, producer, director, and co-founder of the gay and bisexual rap group Age of Consent. His collection, 1930-2013, consists of personal papers, theatrical production materials, teaching materials, photographs, and audio recordings for Age of...
This collection primarily documents AIDS, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender activism in Orange County, California circa 1985-2005, including material on the Elections Committee of the County of Orange (ECCO), Laguna Outreach, and the No on 64 Campaign. Also included are...
One blueprint of the 3 masted bark CALLAO, outboard profile and deck arrangement plan.
Notebook from an art class taught by A. B. Clark with notes and sketches and one class handout on 19th century painters; also includes two photographs of Callaway, 1971....
The Leon Hewitt Callaway Photographic Collection documents the history of Los Angeles Harbor College and the Wilmington area during the mid-1950s. This small collection consists of forty-one photographic slides and three aerial photographs.
1871-1872 petitions, agreement and requests to the City of San Diego, involving the boring of Artesian Wells by O. P. Callaway for a source of water for San Diego residents.
This folder contains two hand written letters pertaining to the life and times of John C. Callbreath. Both letters were written by his good friend and caretaker in his later years, "Mrs Fish" and both of the letters are addressed...
Consists of a scrapbook containing 24 articles under the column title, "Calle de Alvarado," published in the Monterey Trader from Dec. 3, 1937 to July 8, 1938.
View includes the Larkin House, William T. Sherman headquarters, Señorita Rosanna Leese's boarding house, and House of the Four Winds (first Hall of Records, and home of the first Monterey recorder, W.C. Johnson).
Carbon copies of the typewritten notes of Guy Stevens Callender for the "Economic history of the United States since the Civil War."
The Nadine Calligiuri Collection is comprised of personal papers and related items documenting the life and works of a Catholic laywoman who dedicated her life to minister to those with disabilities and the homebound through the organization she founded, the...
Cards each bear a member's name and a color print of the logo of a chapter of the NSGW. Parlors represented are Dixon, Gridley, Oakland, Monterey, and the Sotoyome Kitchen of Healdsburg, Calif. Two cards are those of F.M. Hilby,...
The Charles Warren Callister Collection spans the years 1936 to 2007, and includes files created by Callister and his numerous firms. The collection is organized into four series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Office Records, and Project Records. These records contain...
French etcher and engraver (1592-1635). The 429 prints in this collection represent approximately one-third of Callot's works. These prints reflect Callot's major themes of religion, theater, genre, allegory, and war, and many are rendered in his characteristically miniature format. All...
Betsy Calloway was the principal owner and operator of Maud Gonne Press, a feminist publisher and press operating throughout the 1970s. The press was named after Maud Gonne, an Irish revolutionary, feminist and actress. This collection contains personal correspondence from...
Collection of scenes of California and Californians from the mid 1800's to the mid 1900's.
The Caltech Image Archive is a digital collection of more than 10,000 images from the Caltech Archives. It includes historical and contemporary photographs of people and locations, images of historical artifacts from Caltech's laboratories, and reproductions of fine art and...
The Caltech Service League Papers were given to the Archives in January, 1995, by the last Service League members. It represents the working papers of the organization from its inception in 1947 to its disbanding at the end of 1994....
These papers document Caltech's building of a one-billion volt (1 BeV) electron accelerator, the synchrotron. Funded by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, the project marked the beginning of high energy physics at Caltech. The records consist of photos, technical notes,...
The collection is largely formed by correspondence, documents of the Caltech Y's activities beginning in the 1920s and by photos, audios and videos.
The collection represents the files of William W. Kratville of Passenger Transportation Consultants, which contracted in the early 1980s with the California Department of Transportation to review the development and design of new bi-level passenger cars for use on the...
The records contains reports either used or created by the District 7 office of the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). Caltrans District 7 is responsible for the planning, construction and maintenance of over 1000 highway and freeway miles in Los...
The CALTRANS Santa Barbara crosstown freeway overpass and landscape design drawings span 3 linear feet and date from 1992. The collection is composed of 23 architectural drawings. Drawings include: elevation drawings of overpasses along the state highway as well as...
This collection contains maps, ledgers, and registers related to Calvary Cemetery in San Diego, CA.
Ms. Calvert was a historian and taught science at Canoga Park High School. The collection consists of Calvert's records as Historian of Canoga Park High School and includes school histories, student speeches, lists and biographical material about alumni, yearbooks, and...
Collection consists of one group photograph of silent picture personalities taken at Norma Talmadge's beach house in Playa del Rey in 1926 with an accompanying identification list and letter from Paul Calvert, studio electrician for Warner Bros. Studios.
Picture postcards (several from Illinois), facsimiles of nineteenth century newspapers, South Mountain Railroad Co. first mortgage bond, material relating to "America in the Making," an exhibit of original American documents, and other ephemera, including greeting card with drawing "Santa Barbara...
Scrapbook album commemorating a reunion of Calvin Group alumni on February 3, 1989 in San Francsico, California. Album contains photographs which were exhibited at reunion, accompanied by transcripts of presentations and other dialogue; correspondence and other records documenting the organization...
Beneficiary certificate from Ancient Order of United Workmen, Nevada, 1884; Canadian patent for lamp burner, 1887.
Concerning his furniture business in San Francisco, importing merchandise from Boston, with information on prices, rental of office space, other businesses, arrival of ships, commercial climate.
Graduate students, postdocs, staff and observers of the Melvin Calvin bio-organic chemistry group at UC Berkeley from 1945-1963 are interviewed on the methods, management, community and culture of the Calvin lab; the Donner Laboratory-based group's work on organic reaction mechanisms...
Contains correspondence, manuscripts, grant proposals, travel files, and course materials relating to Professor Calvin's teaching and research at the University of California, Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Also includes materials regarding Calvin's service on U.S. government advisory boards...
Papers relating to his family inheritance and his association with Aircraft Accessories Corporation and his partnership in Jennings Radio Manufacturing Corporation. Includes extensive family correspondence, as well as papers regarding leasing of mineral rights to lands contained in estate of...
Writings, serial issues, and pamphlets, relating to the Peronist political movement in Argentina, and to political and economic conditions in Argentina. Includes issuances of the Movimiento Nacional Justicialista and other Peronist groups, and non-Peronist Argentine issuances relating to Peronism.
Antonio Regalado Calvo and Maria de la Luz Mendez Calvo were immigrants from the Mexican state of Sonora. They immigrated to the San Fernando region of California where they met and married during the Mexican Revolution. The collection gives a...
Collection is divided into three series: History Courses, Court Cases, and the University Committee on Minority Issues (UCMI). The History Courses series contains teaching materials from Camarillo's courses, most of which focus on race and ethnicity, urban history, and the...
The Camarillo family of Ventura County traces its heritage back to Juan Camarillo, Sr. Born on May 27, 1812 in Mexico City to Luis and Maria Camarillo, Juan came to California with the Hijar-Padres Expedition in 1834. He married Martina...
Relates to Russian émigré affairs in China and the United States.
The Donn Cambern papers span the years 1971-1988 and encompass 6.3 linear feet. The collection contains scripts for more than two dozen films, including four directed by Paul Mazursky. Many of the scripts are lined scripts, with annotations for camera...
Three letters from A.J. and Elizabeth Camblein written to family, describing various aspects of life in California, including the climate, the state of mining and prospecting in the waning days of the gold rush, opportunities for good land in the...
Album containing 65 black and white snapshots, with English captions on back, of Phnom Penh and the Hindu temple complex Angkor Wat. Angkor images include Phom Bakeng temple, reliefs and sculptures, the libraries, trees overgrowing the ruins, and Buddhas. Includes...
The Cambodian Family is a grassroots, non-profit community-based organization, helping refugees and immigrants become socially healthy by improving their lives and their community. This collection contains correspondence, training and programs handbooks and documents, organization charts, planning documents, newspaper clippings, reports...
This collection contains a draft of the play "Cambodian Rock Band" signed by the author, Lauren Yee.
This collection contains three photograph albums of the Cambodian Student Organization's officers, events, and activities, as well as event booklets, an invitation, and flier.
Miscellany, memorabilia, and video tape, relating to Cambodia.
The Cambria Collection is a research project conducted by Roberta S. Greenwood, Dana N. Slawson, and Linda Bentz on the Chinese population in Cambria, San Luis Obispo County, California. Most of the research focuses on the Chinese Center, namely the...
Receipt, 1865; bill of lading, 1867.
California politician Peter Camejo's journals, correspondence, writings, and audiovisual materials.
This is a volume entitled "Camels in the Southwest: Term Study for the History of the West, University of Southern California," prepared by Myrtle McDonald, 1929 May 12. It contains a 21-page paper, 5-page bibliography, a hand-drawn map of Western...
Relates to social and cultural conditions in East Germany.
The collection includes Camera Obscura’s film “Virtue,” a 66-minute film that the creator describes as a “transgender musical [that] is a Twilight-Zone-style cautionary tale about technology.” It debuted at the Lumiere Theater in San Francisco. The film showcases the 1990s...
Barbara M. Cameron was a Native American lesbian writer, speaker, photographer, and political activist. Her papers include speeches, writings, subject files, photographs, audiotapes, and printed materials on the subjects of: rights for lesbians, for women and for Native Americans; race;...
Statement sent to Paul H. Roberts. Comments on position as supervisor of U.S. Forest Service office in Safford, Arizona; his examination of Ralph Henry Cameron's mining claims in Grand Canyon. Typed transcript included.
Includes studio portraits and snapshots of multiple generations of the family of Donaldina Cameron, with an emphasis on her Scottish antecedents. Albums contain mounted 19th century portrait photographs. Folders contain snapshots and portraits. One snapshot with caption "Alley beside 920"...
This collection contains the papers of James Cameron and his wife, Emma Cameron.
A collection of family correspondence and papers touching on the life of English photographer Julia Margaret Cameron (active 1860s-1870s), though derived from the estate of her son, Hardinge Hay Cameron, around whom much of the materials revolve. They document the...
Collection includes a scrapbook containing university forms, clippings, programs, brochures, photographs, and other memorabilia from Cameron's student days at Stanford, 1965-1969; and outgoing letters to family, 1965-1967, discussing her social life, fashions, dorms, athletic events, excursions off-campus, and her time...
This collection consists of materials relating to the political and business activities of Arizona businessman, prospector, and politician Ralph H. Cameron (1863-1953), mostly in the years between 1903 and 1912. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence. Among the...
Paper submitted for History 204A with Gordon Chang, 1997. Includes audio recordings of interviews conducted with Catherine Peck and Janet Morris [McClanahan], 1997....
The collection consists of periodical clippings from radical and popular periodicals concerning the Spanish Civil War, 1938-1975. Included is correspondence from veterans, battle memos, articles, dissertations, and copies of books on the Abraham Lincoln Brigade and the Spanish Civil War.
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, speeches, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Cameroon.
Collection consists of printed and manuscript material related to Luís de Camões. Includes dramas relating to Camões, book dealers catalogs, reminiscences, reprints, periodicals, broadsides, and newspapers. Includes materials in Portuguese....
One silver gelatin print produced by photographer Morrie Camhi and mounted to a matte frame. Back of matte frame is signed and numbered by Camhi....
Collection includes negatives and selected prints from Camhi’s major series of portraiture: Farmworkers, Petaluma, Espejo: Reflections of the Mexican-American, Jews of Greece, AD-Vantage, Roadside Attraction and The Prison Experience. Also includes negatives pertaining to other projects and subjects, as well...
Photocopies of letters addressed to Milicent Trent by W. R. Hearst, Jr., Bjarne C. Dahl and others concerning her father, Camille Charles Rossi, an engineer and architect who worked as superintendent of construction uder Julia Morgan for the Hearst Castle...
A collection of photographs and documents related to the Nelson Ranch’s history and the plans to restore it. Location A6.1
This collection is a single folder of Bill Camilo's papers. Most of the material is focused on Camilo's involvement with two youth groups in New Jersey, the Rutgers Gay Alliance and the New Jersey Gay Coalition. There are also papers...
Camino's First Year Scrapbook includes photographs, commentary, flyers, prize ribbons and other ephemera collected and composed by the first group of residents in Camino Hall, part of Mesa Court, the first Residence Hall Community. The material was produced as documentation...
The collection contains the records for Villa Caliente Enterprises of La Jolla, California. The Business was started in 1968 to celebrate San Diego's 200th anniversary and the California Bicentennial. The business was the proprietorship of Virginia "Chris" Borgen, who handled...
Margarethe (Grethe) Cammermeyer was born in 1942 in Oslo, Norway. Her career as nurse in the military included distinguished service in Vietnam, work for the Veteran’s Administration, and a position as Chief Nurse of the Washington National Guard. As a...
Unidentified camp scenes, and views of Black Butte, Mount San Antonio, and Fordyce Lake.
At head of title: University of California. Dept. of Forestry. Summer camp.
At head of title: University of California. Dept. of Forestry. Summer camp.
Correspondence, steering committee records, photographs, negatives, clippings, publicity material, evaluation forms, floppy disks, and other material, 1996-2007, from "Camp" Camp, an annual one-week summer camp in Maine for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender adults. Founded in 1996 by William Cole,...
This collection of stereographs compiled by Charles L. Camp consists of 181 photographic prints from circa 1867 to circa 1895. The photographers include Eadweard Muybridge, Carleton E. Watkins, M. M. Hazeltine, Walker & Fagersteen, William Henry Jackson, J. J. Reilly,...
The Charles L. Camp field notes collection contains 5 volumes of field notes between the years 1908 and 1922, as well as the transcriptions of an MVZ field trip to Yolla Bolly in 1913. The collection contains Camp's diary of...
Many photographs of the Alaska Gold Rush are included in this collection, most from Juneau and Dyea. These include Alaskan harbor scenes; climbers on the Chilkoot summit; a large tent camp in snow with pack animals and climbers visible (at...
1862 Civil War era printed document [37th Congress, 2nd Session, Senate Mis. Doc. No. 94], joint resolution protesting the continued use of slaves as servants to Confederate officers held as prisoners at Camp Chase, near Columbus, Ohio.
One Civil War document (ADS), description of Camp Chase Prison, No. 3, Columbus, Ohio, by A. Davis, 1862. Davis notes that inmates come from all walks of life, including farmers, lawyers, doctors, judges, criminals, sheriffs, gamblers, painters, singers, and surveyors....
Relates to a German prison camp in France during World War II.
The Camp Fire records document the activities of the now defunct groups in the Sacramento region. Now known simply as Camp Fire, Camp Fire Girls was established in Sacramento in the 1920s, and was a popular and inclusive organization for...
The Stockton Campfire Girls Summer Camp Scrapbooks (1919-1922) are four in number, each is about 60 pp. and contains a typescript events journal of one summer's activities, as well as photographs, songs and play scripts of theatricals given by Camp...
Camp Fire USA Greater Bay Area Chapter organizational records, photographs and ephemera.
Camp Jened, at the foot of Hunter Mountain in the Catskills of New York, was a camp started in 1952 for children and adults with disabilities. The camp eventually relocated to Rock Hill, New York and closed in 2006.
Collection of typewritten, mimeographed newsletters produced by campers. Also includes a few programs for camp performances, a color copy of a brochure for the Camp (circa 1954), and a letterhead for the camp listing its Executive Board. Denise Sherer Jacobson,...
Collection of architectural drawings of Camp Calvin B. Matthews, a former U.S. Marine base located north of San Diego (Calif.) and transferred to the University of California, San Diego, in 1964. The drawings, usually pencil on tracing paper, were created...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Contains eight flyers and one petition page with signatures, related to the work of a committee formed to protest the arrest of 14 black marines who had been charged for beating up 4 whites and 2 Chicanos at Camp Pendleton,...
Mock-up publication with photos and some captions, showing U.S. Marine Corps training activities at Camp Pendleton, San Diego County, California, 1945.
Photographs of Camp Pioneer Lodge, located near Sierra City, California.
Correspondence, mainly editors' letters of acceptance or rejection, to poet and photographer Roger Camp, copies of poems by him, and issues of literary and poetry journals and reviews, usually containing poems or photographs by him. Correspondents include Ansel Adams, Robert...
Photograph album of snapshots depicting everyday life of U.S. Army soldiers of the 160th Infantry Regiment, part of the 40th Divistion stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo during the early years of World War II. Images depict military and leisure...
This collection contains songbooks, a campground map, a woman counselor's costume and headband, 2 books relating to Camp Wasibo and the Camp Fire Girls, and a scrapbook with photographs.
Family camping in a wooded area. Leisure activities pictured.
One printed group photograph of the commander and headquarters staff of Camp William Penn, used for organization of U.S. Colored Troops, 1863-1865. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
This collection consists of bibliographical and biographical materials, articles, and music
Printed cards identifying candidates for political office, generally including a halftone portrait of the candidate....
Consists of correspondence, reports, advertisements, and printed materials, relating to state and local elections and neighborhood initiatives. Contains material relating to individual campaigns for positions on the San Francisco School Board, and the offices of County Sheriff and Supervisors, including...
Incomplete printed text of an essay on the Dred Scott decision.
The Campaign for Responsible AIDS Action (CRAA) was a short-lived organization from Santa Cruz which formed to oppose state propositions 96 and 102 in the 1988 election
Relates to the Byrd-Bridges bill to limit the size of the federal budget, and the Reed-Dirksen bill to reform the income tax laws.
Relates to the course of the 1942 campaign against the Japanese in Burma. Prepared by a member of the staff of General Joseph W. Stilwell, chief of the Allied staff in the China-Burma-India Theater.
1. Map showing the movements of the U.S. Army ... from Camargo to Monterey, Saltillo ... an exact copy of the chart of General Arista taken at the battle of Resaca de la Palma, May 9, 1846. By Charles R....
Political cartoons relate to Richard Nixon, Happy New Year's collage relates to the political career of Roger Kent (includes photographs and greeting cards)
The papers of Jameson G. Campaigne (1948-1986), an American journalist and newspaper editor, consists of correspondence, manuscripts written and edited by Campaigne, newspaper columns and other writings, photographs and printed materials relating to journalism and conservative political thought in the...
Broadside, printed in color. [Oversize boxed].
Michael Campanella (1894-1960) was Sacramento boxing promoter and dance hall proprietor. The films in this collection document his life in Sacramento and include footage of Dreamland Dance Hall and K Street scenes, along with many views of his travels in...
Eight reprographic copies of drawings showing the exterior elevations of the county courthouse with additions and alterations, adding on a fire escape and access ramps to certain areas of the building...
The Campbell & Wong Associates Collection spans the years 1943-2001, documenting the firm's project history and popularity through news clippings, tear sheets, correspondence, drawings, photographs, slides, and awards. The collection is organized into three series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, and...
Letters, press releases, reports, printed matter, and photographs, primarily relating to a tour of Radio Free Europe broadcasting facilities in 1960.
This collection documents the construction of hydroelectric and other public works projects, particularly the North-East Mexico Hydroelectric Project, and port improvements in Tampico, Veracruz, Frontera, and Mazatlan.
The diary of Bobbi Campbell, nurse, nurse practitioner student, and self-identified "AIDS Poster Boy." Campbell was one of the first, and most public People with AIDS (PWA's), speaking at numerous conferences and other events. The diary runs from July 1983...
The collection contains correspondence, memos, production notes, and photographs related to the production of the 1971 film directed by Dalton Trumbo. The bulk of the correspondence is from Trumbo to Campbell.
Record Series 675 contains scrapbooks of student theater productions collected by Bruce Campbell. This collection also includes biographical information and photographs of Mr. Campbell.
Study by C. Douglas Campbell and M. S. Miller.
Correspondence and instructions regarding printing and dying materials and tool construction; examples of calico print designs and materials.
The scientific correspondence, technical notes, contracts and reprints of Dan Campbell (1908-1974) form the collection known as the Dan Hampton Campbell Papers in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Professor of immunochemistry at Caltech beginning 1942, Campbell...
One document: pay warrant from A. Campbell to M. McCarthy, Deputy Pay- Master General, for His Majesty's forces in Mauritius and Bourbon, 25 February 1813. Gift of William P. Wreden. Alpha list.
Correspondence, records of the Biology Department, class rolls, bibliography, printed works.
Collection consists of publications, articles and flyers pertaining to the Sacramento Valley Local Democratic Socialists of America. In particular, it has a run the "Our Struggle / Nuestra Lucha" newsletter from 1983-2003....
This collection contains correspondence between Elizabeth Campbell, her husband William Wallace Campbell, their sons and family members as well as her notes, diaries, manuscripts, photographs and ephemera collected on six total solar eclipse expeditions: Jeur, India (1898), Alhama de Aragon,...
Mainly letters from David L. and James Campbell to their family in Illinois, written on the journey to California, and from San Jose and San Francisco, commenting on their farm and crops and economic conditions in California.
Primarily correspondence, includes a business agreement between Ronald and Neil Campbell.
Letters are addressed to his father, James Campbell, and his sister, Rebecca. Bulk of the letters are written from locations in Nevada and Sierra counties (Nevada City, Wolf Creek, Smith Flat, Brandy City, etc.). A few come from locations in...
Memoir entitled Adventure in Siberia, as told to Sarah E. Mathews, relating to activities of the American Red Cross in the eastern part of Russia, 1917-1920; and memoir entitled Children's Ark, relating to the return of Russian children by the...
The papers of Dr. Ian Campbell, a geologist and President of the California Academy of Sciences. Included are his correspondence, reports, publications, and memorials.
James Dykes Campbell (1838-1895) was a partner in Ireland, Fraser, & Company, the leading mercantile firm in Mauritius. He retired in 1881 and settled in England the following year where he met Robert Browning, and was associated with the Athenaeum....
The Joseph Campbell collection consists of artifacts and audiovisual materials, including lecture recordings and film, that were created or collected throughout the course of his lifetime, as well as his personal library (catalogued separately). There are approximately 1,200 audio taped...
This folder contains 33 items: Two black & white Xerox copies of an 1881 ad for real estate in various parts of San Francisco by Maurice Dore & Co. Auctioneers. One black & white Xerox copy of an ad for...
June Campbell was a lesbian woman who served in World War II. This collection contains scrapbook material and photographs of Campbell and her partner, Mary Ellen “Jo” Johanson, a photographer and designer, as well as other women serving in the...
This collection contains 2 scrapbook packets of photocopied newspaper clippings of correspondence written by approximately 22 soldiers from Broken Bow, Nebraska that in served in the Philippines during the Philippine-American War. This collection was donated by Keith B. Campbell but...
Record Series 532 contains a scrapbook documenting Lawrence Campbell's (UCLA 1936) involvement with card stunts at UCLA.
Lily Bess Campbell (1883-1967) was a professor of English at UCLA (1922-50), won the achievement award from the American Association of University Women in 1960, and was named Woman of the Year by the in 1962. The collection consists of...
The papers of Academy Library Associate Margaret W. Campbell contain botanical clippings and miscellany from across the state of California, field notes, and correspondence.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell (1865-1940), a British actress, performed in and , among other plays. The collection contains prompt scripts, working scripts, and other production materials relating to three plays she starred in: by Robert d'Humiere; by Edith Littleton; and by...
The collection contains personal newsletters, entited , written and published by Campbell from her home in Fayetteville, Arkansas at her Rose Dragon Press. These newsletters include personal reminiscences, book reviews, local news, weather, and current events. Also included is a...
This collection contains manuscripts and poetry from author Robert Campbell (1927-2000), also known as R. Wright Campbell, along with photographs of Campbell near the end of his life, newspaper articles about his activities (1997-2000), and obituaries and memorials (2000-2003). Campbell...
Robert J. Campbell, a Democrat, was elected to the California State Assembly in 1980 to represent the Eleventh Assembly District. The Robert J. Campbell Papers consist of 15 cubic feet of records reflecting the interests and political activities of Assembly...
Correspondence, notes, reprints, and subject files related to Campbell's work as Professor of Plant Pathology.
Robert N. Campbell served as Professor of Plant Pathology at the University of California, Davis from 1959-1993. This collection contains ninety-three 35mm slides, most of which were taken by Campbell, during his academic career. Subjects include: campus scenes, people, agricultural...
Robert B. Campbell (1898-1985) married Blanche Gramlich (1923) and moved to Los Angeles. They opened a bookstore across the street from the Southern Branch of the University of California. When UCLA moved to Westwood, the Campbells moved their store to...
The Campbell Soup Company Sacramento Plant records document the plant's culture and history from 1948 to 2013. The majority of the collection is made up of photographs of plant activities and employee events, and company publications, including annual reports, newsletters,...
This collection contains some correspondence and paper ephemera, as well as photographs and slides of the early campus.
Agenda and minutes of meetings, conference proceedings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, budgets, working papers, press releases, and printed matter relating to free market economics; activities of the National Science Foundation in promoting scientific research and education in the United States;...
Relates to operations of the Office of Strategic Services in North Africa and Italy during World War II.
The collection consists of materials from former Tuskegee Airman William A. Campbell. Items in the collection include a variety of formats, such as books, videotapes, photographs, posters, and documents. Materials in this collection primarily relate to African American history, the...
William P. (Bill) Campbell, Republican, was a State Assembly Member, 1967-1972 and 1975-1976, and a State Senator, 1977-1989. The William P. Campbell Papers consist of 19 cubic feet of records reflecting his activities during his time in the legislature. Campbell's...
Speeches and writings, and biographical data, relating mainly to the Cold War.
The Bill Campbell Papers consist of 3 cubic feet of textual records that reflect Campbell's legislative activities during his six-year career in the Assembly.
This collection consists of miscellaneous materials documenting the life of County Executive Howard W. Campen.
Recorded for H.H. Bancroft at a meeting of the Oregon Pioneer Association; remarks by W.C. Myer, Joseph Watt, John Minto and his wife, William Shaw, George W. Jackson, Col. White, J.W. Nesmith, William J. Herren, and James Morris.
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Business papers, certificates, correspondence, legal papers and scrapbook of poetry....
Business papers, certificates, correspondence, legal papers and scrapbook of poetry
Collection of music posters advertising performances by various punk and new wave bands of the San Francisco Bay Area, 1978-1981.
Relates to Soviet forced labor camps in Siberia. Produced by George Kovach.
This collection comprises the publications from Campus and Environmental Planning at the University of California, Irvine. The collection includes minutes and agendas from the Physical and Environmental Committee and the Resources Planning and Allocation Committee, as well as reports on...
Record Series 640 contains photographs, negatives, microfilm, and slides generated by UCLA's Campus Architects and Engineers. Images regard models, construction, expansion, and addition projects of UCLA and UCLA-related buildings.
This collection comprises architectural drawings, plans, renderings, and blueprints used in the construction of the University of California, Irvine campus and College of Medicine from primarily 1963-1976. Materials include black and white and color images and are in both paper...
The UCI Campus Asset Management Office has existed since the inception of the University, and manages all property owned by the UC Regents in Irvine and the Southern California area. The office is responsible for space lease planning, inclusion area...
This collection, assembled by Special Collections, contains selected information on a number of UC Davis campus buildings. The collection contains programs for some building dedications, drafts of the campus Historic Resources Inventory that was conducted in 1986, as well as...
This collection of the UC Riverside Campus Club, which was a club comprised of female faculty and faculty spouses, includes member welcome packets, newletters, scrapbooks, financial reports, and scholarship fund information.
Includes biographies, bibliographies, resumes, vitae, and obituaries of faculty, staff, and other campus related individuals
The (1899-1997) document the operation, administration, and mission of the San Diego State University Campus Lab School, and includes correspondence, reports, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, student work, and meeting minutes. The majority of materials primarily date from the 1960s and...
The Campus Map & Guide Collection contains campus maps from colleges and universities throughout the United States, Canada, and England. These maps, generally produced by each individual university, were created for campus visitors and the wider community. They show roads,...
This collection comprises maps of the University of California, Irvine campus, published for faculty, staff, student, and visitor use.
This collection comprises materials created by various campus organizations at the University of California, Irvine. The materials document the activities of organizations serving students, faculty and staff, as well as cosponsored organizations and organizations sponsored by faculty spouses or domestic...
This collection contains photographs, negatives, and statistical information related to the University of California, Riverside campus outreach and recruitment efforts from the years 1988-2004.
Photographs of the Davis campus and Davis alumni events donated by UC Davis alumni.
The collection includes glass plate and print aerial photographs of campus and Yolo County as well as large format aerial and blueprint documents.
Materials from the construction and opening of the Recreation Hall (now Activities and Recreation Center) and photographs of various Campus Recreation programs including: Outdoor Adventures, the Craft Center, and Equestrian Center.
Contains 95 35mm slides of various campus wayfaring signs including those for buildings, streets, maps, and parking.
This small collection contains sheet music and song books for Davis campus songs and University of California songs including: Aggie Fight Song, Big C, California Aggies Hail, Hail to California, and Sons of California.
University materials collected over time on the unrest and dissension common on many college campuses throughout the U.S. in the late 1960s through the 1970s. Documents activism on campus and the university administration's responses as well as what was happening...
California State University, Northridge, then called San Fernando Valley State College, was a center for the wave of campus unrest and minority protests that rocked the nation during the mid-1960s and the early 1970s. Radiating throughout the student body, faculty,...
California State University, Northridge, then called San Fernando Valley State College, was a center for the wave of campus unrest and minority protests that rocked the nation during the 1960s and 1970s. Radiating throughout the student body, faculty, campus administration,...
The includes eight transcribed audio recordings of negotiations that took place between January 10 and January 14, 1969 between students, campus administrators, and community members, following the events of the Black Student Union (BSU) takeover of the Administration Building on...
Photographs show the University buildings and grounds, including the old and new conservatories, the observatory, and others.
The dates from 1953-1997, with some undated materials. The collection documents San Diego State University's campus YMCA-YWCA from its beginnings on campus to its last years in the late 1990s. It consists mostly of paper records. Included in the collection are: the Campus...
The records in this series include materials related to the various campuses that have housed the University since 1948. The University's first year in 1947 took place in classrooms at Sinai Temple. Starting from 1948, the campuses included 612 South...
Collection comprises publications of the University of California, Irvine Campuswide Honors Program, including promotional brochures, event flyers, senior yearbooks, and student literary journals.
The Campuswide Honors Program (CHP) was founded at the University of California, Irvine in 1988 as part of the Division of Undergraduate Education. CHP offers a specialized curriculum and student support services to academically talented undergraduates in all majors. This...
Chester Camus served in World War Two.
Statements, speeches, news releases, bulletins, booklets, pamphlets, and brochures, relating to various aspects of Canadian foreign policy and defense policy, and especially to Canadian membership in the United Nations. Includes some issuances of the Department of National Defence of Canada.
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Canada newspaper collection (1910-1997) comprises sixteen different titles of publication, in Latvian, French, and English. The titles within this...
Bill of lading.
Original hand drawn artwork for event and business flyers with accompanying notes by Curtis Robert Canaday.
Contains mostly correspondence sent to the adjutant generals of the San Francisco chapter (Post No. 25) of the Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League from various other dignitaries and civic, government, military, and service organizations dedicated to supporting...
Papers, scrip, letters, documents, and promissary note concerning the 1830's Canadian Rebellion, finance, railroads, consular official of the United States, education, politics and government, Indians, and marriage.
Correspondence.
Includes approximately 75 posters from the World War I era, and approximately 260 from World War II.
This album consists of personal photographs showing the construction of a dam at Seven Systems, British Columbia and The Pas Lumber Company.
Section of railroad crosstie from the first railroad in Panama; "It was necessary to bore holes for the spikes owing to hardness [of the lignum vitae used for the tie]".
Photographs, video recordings, and personal papers, circa 1978-2010, from gay independent filmmaker John Canalli. The bulk of the photographs documents Canalli and his friends attending drag queen events in San Francisco. The video recordings include DVDs and videocassettes of Canalli's...
Manuscript of Canan's "Civil War Military Intelligence."...
Correspondence, orders, reports, speeches, certificates, and photographs, relating to military engineering in the U.S. and in the European Theater during World War II.
Photographs from various places in Mexico, Central America, and South America, centered on mines in Cananea (Sonora, Mexico). Included are preparations for a miners' strike, a home with servants, General Urbelajo, Dr. Rembert H. Thigpen of the Cananea Copper Co.,...
A scrapbook with 13-page typed report (carbon copy) and black and white photographs. Cover marked: "Report by Wm. H. Holabird, along the line of the Cananea, Rio Yaqui & Pacific Railroad, Southern Pacific concession, West Coast of Mexico, April and...
Jack Canary was a Tech Rep with North American Aviation in China during World War Two.
This collection contains papers related to the speech of William J. Canby(1825-1890), the grandson of seamstress Betsy Ross (1752-1836), before the Pennsylvania Historical Society in 1870, which was the first time that Canby publicly shared his family's tradition that Ross...
The collection consists of an event program/resource book, poster and banner from the first-ever conference on cancer in the LGBTQ community: "Cancer in Our Lives: Raising Awareness in the LGBTQI Community," held October 13-14, 2006. The event was part of...
Frank Cancian (1934-2020) was professor emeritus of anthropology and documentary photographer at the University of California, Irvine. The materials in this collection focus mainly on Cancian's anthropological study of Mayan culture. Included are field notes, field interviews, diaries, research notes,...
This collection consists of ephemera and photographs taken by University of California, Irvine anthropology professor emeritus Frank Cancian (1934-2020) from 2009-2011. The photographs, consisting of more than 3000 photographs taken over seventy-five sessions, document the people, events, and spaces in...
Collection consists of scripts and editing logs for the television program .
Relates to various religious communities within the Soviet Union, and to the relationship between church and state in the Soviet Union. Includes raw footage, outtakes, and original source footage.
This collection primarily contains correspondence from Woodrow Wilson and various Wilson family members to Jane Porter Candler. Also present are photographs, ephemera, clippings, and publications sent to or collected by Candler. Material dates from approximately 1890 to 1928.
This is a collection of Cuba-born bandleader Humberto Cane's various papers, mainly sheet music and other papers related to performances of his band.
This collection of LP records and audio cassette tapes is from the personal collection of Humberto Cane, Cuban born band leader, composer and arranger.
Printed miscellany relating to Father Charles E. Coughlin; and photographs of Coughlin, President Calvin Coolidge and his family and Cabinet, Father James Cox (leader of the Jobless Party and the Blue Shirt Army), and American World War II posters.
The Canfield and Starbuck Law Firm Papers contain a selection of client legal documents from the late 19th to early 20th century for the central California coastal region.
Correspondence, memorabilia, newsclippings, photographs, and albums, belonging to Helen Stanford Canfield and her husband David Canfield.
World War II German toy soldiers.
Letters and photographs relating to American military activities in Germany and especially to musical performances at the Potsdam Conference for President Harry Truman.
Sal Cannella, a Democrat, was first elected to the Assembly on January 30, 1990 in a special election and served for six years. The Sal Cannella Papers consist of 5 cubic feet of textual records that cover the years 1990-1996.
Scrapbook album contains mounted newspaper articles and typescripts about the fishing and canning industry in Monterey from 1941 to 1946, as well as 12 photographs and loose newspaper articles and publications,
The collection mainly contains materials relating to Lou Cannon's book Official Negligence: How Rodney King and the Riots Changed Los Angeles and the LAPD (1997). Some files are closed, pending review for confidential materials.
The collection mainly contains files for four of the books about Ronald Reagan written by Lou Cannon. Included are court documents, fact sheets, interview tapes and transcripts, newspaper and magazine articles, polls, pool reports, presidential statements, press briefings, press kits...
Manuscripts, correspondence and clippings relating to the magazine "Western Outdoor News," Cannon's book "Sea of Cortez" and publicity files. Photographs, negatives, slides and transparencies. Some photographs of actress Carla Laemmle. 1954-1979
Orders, correspondence, speeches, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II, and to American military relations with Turkey and the Philippines, 1951-1955.
Marion Cannon is largely represented in this collection by correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, political pamphlets and biographical materials relevant to his most important years of public life (1890-1895). Also of interest is his diary of a train trip from Emigrant...
This collection contains patent medicine recipes or formulas beginning in 1873, affidavits, testimonials, advertisements, and other materials about the kidney cure and sciatic liniment made and sold by Cann's Kidney Cure Company in Philadelphia. According to the ephemera dealer aGatherin'...
Canoe and Yacht Club scrapbooks (SAFR 17190, HDC 294) are two bound volumes containing newspaper clippings, photographs, records and ephemera primarily concerning the Oakland Canoe Club and the Corinthian Yacht Club from 1888 to 1895. The collection is available for...
The Canoga Park High School Collection consists of photocopies of the student newspaper, commencement programs, playbills, football rosters and schedules, programs from installation and awards ceremonies, and high school events. The collection also contains programs for community and holiday events,...
The Canoga Park Women's Club works "to promote interest in intellectual pursuits; to become a center for broader social life and to work unitedly for the general advancement of both club and community." The collection consists of notebooks and scrapbooks...
The Stephen Canright collection of San Francisco Bay ferry photographs, circa 1910-1990, bulk circa 1935-1958, (SAFR 23210, P91-073) is comprised of photographs of ferries in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. The collection has been processed to the Series level...
The Stephen Canright photographs of Kathleen (built 1904; sloop: yacht), circa 1993-1998, (SAFR 24650, P15-023) are comprised mainly of photographs of KATHLEEN hauled out at the San Francisco Boatworks shipyard, San Francisco, California. The collection has been processed to the...
The Virna M. Canson papers include photographs, correspondence, programs, certificates, and newspaper clippings documenting Canson’s activities with the NAACP and credit unions, politics, and her personal and family history.
Relates to political and social conditions in Romania, 1900-1945, and to Queen Marie of Romania.
This is a very small collection of papers from Harry Canter, Secretary of Chicago Local 16 of the International Typographical Union. The largest portion of the papers are from the Northern California Committee of Trade Union Action and Democracy.
The A. A. and A.M. Cantin collection documents approximately fifty-six projects through textual records, drawings and photographs. The collection is arranged in two series: Office Records and Project Records. The office records include biographical information, notable projects, and letters of...
The Canton (built 1835; bark) sea journal was kept by Daniel Flint Bradford from March 30 to October 3, 1849. The CANTON was voyaging from New York to San Francisco. On May 3, there is mention of the equatorial crossing...
Alpha list (title only). Oversize boxed.
Eddie Cantor (1892-1964) was a vaudeville performer and singing waiter. He turned to radio in the 1930s and was the highest paid radio star by 1936. The collection consists of radio and television scripts, sheet music, orchestrations, photographs, awards, tributes,...
The collection contains scrapbooks, photographs, documents, and books, belonging to Cantor Leopold Szneer and Isabelle Szneer. Parents, family, and friends of Leopold and Isabelle are featured prominently as well. In addition, the collection comprises prayer books, and prayer clothing including...
Printed material relating to the Mujeres Activas en Letras Y Cambio Social' Summer Institute and Conferencen.b. Accents have been removed to facilitate the use of most web browsers.Researchers who would like to indicate errors of fact or omissions in this...
Photo collection consisting of 238 prints, ranging from tintypes to cabinet card portraits to early 20th century snapshots and portraits. The subjects of most of the images appear to be Hispanic Americans and early Californio families.
Correspondence, articles, books, clippings, ephemera and audiovisual materials collected and created by Alan Cantwell during the course of his research relating to the theory that the AIDS epidemic is a man-made creation, its link to cancer bacteria, and the Hepatitis...
Notes, clippings and miscellaneous material re Sausalito, Inverness and Point Reyes. Also included are papers of Alexander H. Baily, 1890-1899, concerning his property in Inverness.
Includes articles of incorporation, by-laws, minutes, 1861; accounts, 1861-1865, for mine in Devil's Gate District, Carson County, Nevada.
Archival records documenting the history and origins of the collective, its various publishing activities, its programs, correspondence with members, data such as sales figures, and other aspects of the organization, as well as the cultural context of the San Francisco...
The records include constitution; newsletters, 1932-2007; the yearly calendar illustrated with images of Stanford University, 1941-1983; membership book 1906-1996; history booklets, programs, brochures and mailings; photographs and printed items from their Centennial Celebration on March 5, 2005; other photographs, 1965-1997;...
Electronic bulletins, serial issues, election campaign literature, pamphlets, leaflets, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Cape Verde, and to the establishment of Cape Verdean independence.
Collection consists of photographs and clippings of Ethel Barrymore and the Barrymore family in addition to a 1909 Actor's Fund of America letter.
Collection compiled by Mark H. Capelli, National Marine Fisheries Service biologist and Executive Director of the Friends of the Ventura River. The bulk of the collection pertains to organizations and issues focusing on the Southern California Steelhead Trout population, primarily...
Facsimile of the photograph album documenting a luncheon hosted by the port directors of Montevideo at the Park Hotel on March 2, 1918 presented to Lady Caperton, wife of Admiral William Banks Caperton of the United States Navy.
Relates to Italian military activities in the Naples-Cassino region, 1943-1945.
Detective Felix N. Capili (1926-2010) of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department first details the history and development of the polygraph, and sets forth instructions for its use. "Significant are the number of cases described and how suspects reacted to...
One color lithograph postcard of the riverboat CAPITAL CITY.
The Capital City Rebekah Lodge, No. 160, I.O.O.F., highlights the contributions made by Rose Hake, Helen French, Alice Byrd, Lila Mower, Pearl Clayton and other members in the troop through a scrapbook produced in 1955. The collection documents events from...
Report, press releases, correspondence, legal briefs and testimony, and clippings, relating to activities of American governmental regulatory agencies. Photocopy.
Artifact lists, acquisition lists, photocopies and photographic images of artifacts, accounts of the restoration process, minutes of the Interpretive Steering Committee, floor plans, memoranda and drawings of the historic Capitol Library....
Artifact lists, acquisition lists, photocopies and photographic images of artifacts, accounts of the restoration process, minutes of the Interpretive Steering Committee, floor plans, memos and drawings of the historic Capitol Library.
The collection consists of published scores, mostly for piano, of music to accompany the showing of silent films. Includes some manuscript parts of music arranged for chamber ensembles.
Includes 2 pages of bibliographic annotations.
This collection consists of action figures, toys, and other material primarily related to , , and .
Two prints signed by Robert Caples.
Correspondence, screenplays, drafts, clippings, photographs, health records and other personal documents relating to gay screenwriter William J. Capobianco (1947-1992), who co-wrote (date unknown) and (1978). The collection includes other screenplays and short story drafts, as well as correspondence with Joe...
Sound recording of interview, photographs, and miscellany, relating to the American occupation of Japan and aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Also includes photographs of victims of the Kanto (Tokyo) earthquake of 1923. Digital copies of select records also...
The archive documents the process, intention, and realization of installations and temporary projects sponsored by Capp Street Project since 1983. Founded by Ann Hatch, Capp Street Project was the first visual arts residency in the United States dedicated solely to...
Recordings of lectures and panel discussions presented or sponsored by the Walter H. Capps Center for the Study of Ethics, Religion, and Public Life at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Lois Capps (1938- ) was an American democratic politician who served as the U.S. Representative for California's 24th congressional district from 1998 to 2017. Spanning from 1989 to 2016, the collection consists of district office files, memoranda, government publications, bills...
Papers of Walter Holden Capps (May 5, 1934 – October 28, 1997), Professor of Religious Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Representative of the 22nd district of California in the United States House of Representatives in 1997.
This small collection comprises materials separated from the Walter H. Capps papers (UArch FacP 47) including pamphlets published by the Vietnam Buddhist Research Institute, tourist guides, brochures and maps, and newspapers published by the Vietnamese American community.
The Fritjof Capra Papers include documentation of Capra's professional work as a physicist, educator, author, activist and founder of Berkeley-based environmental organizations The Elmwood Institute and The Center for Ecoliteracy. The collection includes limited personal documentation, consisting primarily of photographs...
The Capricorn Expedition Photographs Collection consists of prints, negatives, and slides documenting the 1952-53 scientific expedition, including images of ships, Pacific Islands and atolls, scientists and crew, and equipment.
This is an account of the Crabb Massacre that occurred in 1857 in Mexico, as remembered by John G. Capron. It is a typed, unsigned, and undated manuscript.
16 Civil War documents, most from the Office of Chief Engineer, Military Division of West Mississippi, New Orleans, pertaining mainly to work on Fort Barrancas (overlooking the entrance to Pensacola Bay). Includes reference to use of "persons of African descent,"...
The Captain Ed Shields motion picture film of the last voyage of the C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1950 (P82-036, SAFR 18448) consists of a 16mm silent color film by Captain Shields on her last codfishing voyage in 1950....
Includes views of the steamer John L. Stephens, scenes in Mazatlan, Guaymas, Cape San Lucas, Arizona, and at the Colorado Mines. Some captions indicate a location of Colorado, but this may be a locale in Mexico or Arizona. Several views...
Includes studio portraits of Robertson, as well as snapshot photographs documenting Robertson and other survivors of the 1913 shipwreck of the State of California; the eruption of Mt. Lassen; the making of Alaskan Adventures and possibly other films; a 1928...
Log book of the ship "Samuel Russell" with dated entries for six runs between New York, San Francisco, and Whampoa, China from April 15, 1851 to July 21, 1853. Entries include weather observations, latitude and longitude, course, and sail settings....
The Captain Midnight radio and TV Code-O-Graph collection consists of a small collection of promotional toy decoding devices, photographs, and memorabilia packaging, offering insight into wartime entertainment and its continued influence into the Cold War era.
Incomplete script of , from the novel by Hamlin Garland, Picturized by A. Van Buren Powell. Booklet by Garland describing landscapes in colorful terms, pulled from the December 1893 issue of .
THE CAPTAIN'S KID manuscript (SAFR 23810, HDC 1654) consists of the self-published 244 page memoir written by Mary Helen Borden, and is open for use without restrictions.
CARA was a traveling exhibition of Chicano art curated by the Wight Gallery at UCLA. Opening in 1990, it was a showcase of some 180 works of art (including projected images of murals) produced between 1964-1985 by about 140 Chicano...
CARA was a traveling exhibition of Chicano art curated by the Wight Gallery at UCLA. Opening in 1990, it was a showcase of some 180 works of art (including projected images of murals) produced between 1964-1985 by about 140 Chicano...
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, protocols, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Romanian foreign policy, especially during World War II, and to postwar conditions in Romania under communism.
Correspondence, reports, printed matter, diaries, maps, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to Romania in World Wars I and II, and to the work of the Romanian Relief Committee, the Romanian Red Cross, Humanitas, Caroman, Radio Free Europe, and the Romanian National...
Contains a miscellaneous collection of writings, xerox art work, photographs.
This collection contains photographs and videos of John Caravantes, a San Francisco gay man with AIDS who was a safe sex educator, advocate of gay marriage, and member of Acid Housewife, a drag group.
Correspondence, orders, and photographs, relating to the Korean War, and to the Bonus March on Washington in 1932.
Itineraries, schedules, printed matter, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to U.S. forces stationed in Japan and the Ryukyus, and to the visit of Vice President Richard M. Nixon to Asia and the Pacific in 1953.
This collection comprises a sewing sample book created by Esther Carballal, a student enrolled at the Centro Singer de Costura in Quilmes, Argentina, circa 1958. The cover of the sample book is stamped in gold, "Muestrario, Centro Singer de Costura"...
Relates mainly to the Russian Revolution of 1905. Photocopy of typed transcript.
Five photographs of Stanford students: four of track and field athletes, one of group of male students. Two "SMEARED" postcards and two postcards depicting earthquake damage....
Photocopies of articles from La Prensa censored by the Nicaraguan Ministerio del Interior, photocopies of censorship orders by the Ministerio del Interior, the typescript of the book by Roberto Cardenal Ch. relating to the censorship, Lo que se quiso ocultar:...
Tony Cardenas, Democrat, served in the California State Assembly from 1997 to 2002. He was elected to the California State Assembly in 1997 and became the first Latino state legislator from the San Fernando Valley. The Tony Cardenas papers consist...
Professional views of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, possibly displayed in the Cardinell-Vincent Co. store.
Views of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition; other subjects include commercial automobiles owned by various San Francisco businesses; buildings and construction scenes; advertising images for Gilbert Toys products; and a few street scenes and travel views.
The Edward A. Rogers collection is the largest known vestige of the archive of the Cardinell-Vincent Company, the official photographers of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915. It comprises approximately 6,700 photographic prints housed in albums, 2,166 glass negatives, 124...
Photographer Julián Cardona reported and documented on the conditions of Ciudad Juárez since 1993 when he started his career at Between 2009 to 2013, he was a reporter for Reuters News Agency. His work has appeared in numerous exhibitions and...
Discusses living in Santa Paula and on the Limoniera Ranch as a child, and the depression
Written mainly from Washington, D.C. while serving as Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court.
A letter written by Cardwell & Big Lake Railroad Company (Cardwell, Missouri) Superintendent J. E. Thomas recommending T. J. Inscone's work as a section foreman. Mr. Inscone was the donor's step grandfather.
The Kenneth Cardwell Collections spans the years from 1941-1994, and includes files created by Cardwell, the firms he worked for, and records pertinent to his research and teaching materials. This collection mainly documents his work as an architect, preservationist, and...
A collection of 35mm slides and other photographs produced by architect and professor Kenneth H. Cardwell in 1949-1994 during research and teaching in California.
The collection contains materials related to the founding and history of the Career Action Center-Resource Center for Women, a job resource center active on the San Francisco Peninsula between 1973-2002.
Study of economics at University of California, Berkeley (class of 1917), London School of Economics, Radcliffe and Harvard; comments on teachers of economics; teaching career at University of California, 1928-1961; research work for the Heller Committee; interest in consumer economics...
Peterson discusses his emigration from Sweden and childhood in Hilmar Colony, Turlock; college years; first trip to Sweden; his career with the Commercial Credit Company and the Bank of Hawaii; years with Transamerica, and the Bank of America, culminating with...
Childhood family background and education; University of Cincinnati medical school, internship, and residency at Marquette University and University of Wisconsin; Tuskegee Institute, 1971-1979; University of California, 1979-1999.
Discusses life and career at Dow Chemical and his development of Z200, a chemical reagent used by mining companies in the flotation process to separate copper minerals from waste minerals.
Volume includes index.
Early life in Germany; emigration, 1930, and education at Lowell High School, San Francisco, and UC Berkeley; School of Librarianship, 1936-1937: founder, Sydney B. Mitchell and early faculty, Edith M. Coulter and Della J. Sisler, students, coursework; positions at Sacramento,...
Recollections of years as secretary to Earl Warren, 1935-1953, spanning his career as Alameda County district attorney, California attorney general, and governor of California; her role as liaison to the Youth Authority, Department of Public Health, Department of Mental Hygiene,...
Experiences working with Italian Swiss Colony and the California Grape Products Company; effects of prohibition; comments on Joseph Di Giorgio, the Gianninis and other Italians. Bound with this: Selling California Wines in New Orleans. Photocopy of typed transcript of tape-recorded...
Interviews conducted in 1970-1971 by Harriet Nathan for the Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library. Introduction by Charles Meyer. Photographs inserted. Comments on Phoebe Apperson Hearst and George Hearst and Mrs. Hearst's estate at Pleasanton, Calif.; boyhood in Berkeley; study...
The Alice Ross Carrey Collection spans the years 1945-1962, 1982-2005 and includes files created by Carey at her firm. The collection is comprised of Professional Papers and Project Records created at her architectural practice. The records include (correspondence, project files,...
Memoirs, other writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to social conditions in China, especially during World War II.
Diaries, military documents, and clippings, relating to American military intervention in the Arkhangel'sk region during the Russian Civil War. Includes typed transcript of diaries, published as Fighting the Bolsheviks: The Russian War Memoir of Private First Class Donald E. Carey,...
Photocopies, newspapers clippings, letters, memos, and testimonies compiled by Carey related to his manuscript The 1989-90 medfly outbreak in Southern California: a chronology of newspaper clippings, letters, memos and testimonies (1990).
This collection contains V-mail letters written by Cpl. Joseph Carey, USA to his pen pal, Dianne Scuderi during the Second World War. Also included are two handwritten letters, one accompanied by the original envelope and the other without.
The Macdonald Carey papers span the years 1870-1988 (bulk 1942-1950) and encompass approximately 10 linear feet. The collection consists of scripts, scrapbooks, clippings, photographs, and other miscellaneous material....
Two notes from McWilliams to a Mrs. Franklin; 2 letters and 2 postcards from McWilliams to UC Berkeley history professor Walton Bean; and copy of reply from Bean to McWilliams. Correspondence consists mostly of acknowledgments for various favors.
Born Margaret June Taylor on June 9, 1925 in Peoria, Illinois, Peggy Carey's interest in genealogy began after her marriage to Leo Carey on August 16, 1946. Her mother-in-law claimed the Carey family as descendents of Mary, Queen of...
The collection of photographs, memoranda, programs, and reports documents medical activities at the Berdoo Camp Hospital, a facility in the Coachella Valley supporting construction of the Colorado River Aqueduct in California. Photographs include exterior and interior views of the building...
Papers of author, editor, engineer, and diving officer Edward Cargile. Papers reflect Cargile's life and work as a diver, underwater photographer, author, editor of dive journals, and consultant in the dive industry, as well as illustrate the history of diving...
Jean-Baptiste Carhaix (1946-2023) was a French photographer. The collection includes portrait photographs of early members of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, AIDS activists, and Carhaix's work regarding the Catholic Church.
The album contains 184 black/white photographs taken during a cruise on the steamship (German-American Line), with images of St. Thomas (Virgin Islands), San Juan (Puerto Rico), Jamaica, Panama Canal, Venezuela, Trinidad, Martinique, Dominica, San Domingo, Santiago and Havana (Cuba), and...
see notes; ca. 185 images.
Collection of 4 x 5" negatives with scenes from the Caribbean Islands, Colombia, the Panama Canal, Venezuela, and Mexico. ca.1920
White perceptions of African American as portrayed in the cover illustrations of sheet music. The quality of the artwork varies with its depictions, from crude racism to fairly refined perceptions of Black life over the period from the overthrow of...
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Sketches and caricatures of delegates to the Mexican constitutional congress of 1917, most identified by name and by the region they represented.
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Caricatures of salons and artists, 1785-1910 Approximately 720 caricatures, most taken from French journals, but also some prints and original drawings. Items parody various aspects of French culture: the Parisian salons and other art exhibitions; current events and society; and...
Relates to the activities of the Landtag (Carinthia, Austria) at various sessions and to miscellaneous reports of the finance and justice committees of the Landtag.
The Chester J. Carjola drawings span 6 linear feet and date from circa 1930 to circa 1960. The collection consists of architectural drawings and reprographic copies for the following Santa Barbara based projects: the Converse residence, the Cottage Hospital connecting...
Contains writings, speeches, lecture notes, course outlines, reprints of articles, pamphlets, clippings and a few letters relating mainly to Carl Copping Plehn's career as professor of finance and statistics at the University of California, Berkeley. Also includes two letterpress copybooks...
Five letters and documents by and about Carl Eytel, including two to State Librarian James Gillis concerning the possibility of displaying his art at the library, materials concerning his estate, and some biographical information.
Primarily correspondence, University files, and materials related to his revision of The Berkeley Physics Course, Vol. 1: Mechanics, in 1973, including much correspondence with his publisher McGraw -Hill.
Includes letters to Hoffman while editor, Oakland Post Inquirer; and clippings and other materials relating to the Mooney case.
Chiefly letters from John Henry Nash.
Includes manuscripts, notes, correspondence, and research materials for Wheat's book Mapping the transmississippi West, volumes 2 and 3. Some notes include annotated maps.
Materials concerning the publication of Wheat's books (primarily on California history); his association with the Roxburghe and Zamorano Clubs; his interests in fine printing, books and antiques. A few papers concerning his law firm included. Contains correspondence, notes, manuscripts for...
Mainly correspondence concerning meetings of Commonwealth Club of California on proposed metropolitan rapid transit for San Francisco Bay Area, with related reports and memoranda.
Collection of photographic material comprising 3 apparently unrelated groups: 3 family photograph albums depicting the descendants of Carl Landauer, Professor of Economics at U.C. Berkeley; a collection of 19th century portraits -- primarily in the carte-de-visite format -- of African-Americans...
(1707-1778). Two engraved portraits, with signatures, of Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, Carl Linneaus, n.d. Alpha list.
Contains manuscripts, drafts, and professional correspondence concerning Carl Ortwin Sauer's writings, interest and activities in the study of geography. Also contains his personal correspondence.
Correspondence, copies of lectures and articles by Russell relating to his career with the U.S. National Park Service. Also included: minutes of staff meetings for the National Park Service's Western Region, Dec. 1965-Dec. 1966.
A few letters addressed to him, many as National Park Service official; his Ms., One Hundred Years in Yosemite (1929); notes for, drafts of, and typed copies of his speeches and articles on national parks (particularly Yosemite), the Service's interpretive...
[aka Karl Pedersen]. One ms diary in Danish, re 1880 move from Denmark to Nebraska, with typescript translation. Copy of translation published in UCSB Libraries' Soundings. Alpha list.
Papers relating to Carl Pope's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Letters of recommendations, patent agreements, papers relating to inventions by the danish-born engineer and his work in early electrical manufacturing, particularly with the Magnovox Company.
HPA. Interviewer: David E. Russell, [dates?]. Interviewee(s): Carl Rogers; also former students and associates John Schlien, Alberto Zucconi, [and who else?], [dates?]. Transcript: The Quiet Revolutionary Related materials: HPA Mss Arrangement: John Schlien: Phone interview, Aug. 27, 2001: A19636-37/CS (digitized)
Primarily letters addressed to Dorothea and Leon Gelber.
Relates to contributions of German-Americans to American history and culture.
Portrait photographs of African American women performers taken by New York City photographer Carl Van Vechten in the early to mid-1950s. Includes five portraits of singer and actress Ethel Waters, two of singer Eartha Kitt, two of opera singer Reri...
Portraits of Stein and Toklas.
Correspondence and papers regarding the budget of the Contra Costa County Committee of the California Taxpayers Association; constitution, by-laws and bulletins of the Industrial Association of Contra Costa County.
Relating to his positions as deputy clerk and clerk, U.S. District Court, Northern California, 1912-1960; his research in California land grant cases; and his leadership in the Federal Court Clerks' Association, 1957-1963. Included are letters addressed to him and copies...
Song appealing for American aid to Finland during the Russo-Finnish War. Words by Cliff Dixon and music by B. Carleton.
Diary, writings, transcripts of telephone conversations, correspondence, and memoranda, relating to the military campaign in Italy, 1943-1945, and particularly to the activities of the Allied 15th Army Group and of the American VI Corps.
The papers consist of an unpublished, undated manuscript, entitled "The Loochoo Islands" (i.e. Ryukyu Islands).
Includes a notebook recording pictures taken and some financial transactions, 1864; two letters written to him by his children, Nov. 11, 1890; telegram to his wife (Nov. 11, 1890); trade card, etc.
Mainly to his wife, describing his experiences while photographing in Arizona, Oregon and Montana.
Transcripts made by Clarence Clemens Clendenen, ca. 1958. Originals held by the Library of Congress....
Records of the Paris-based interior design firm, including ledgers, stock books, furniture designs, correspondence, photographs, fabric samples, drawings, and business records for the firms' Paris, London, New York, and Buenos Aires offices.
This collection consists of letters, manuscripts, and documents related to the blasphemy and libel trials of British freethinker and journalist Richard Carlile (1790-1843), Jane Carlile, and Mary Anne Carlile. Other topics in the collection include the liberty of the press...
The include nearly three decades of court proceedings and research for . The records include court transcripts, briefs and court orders, correspondence, maps and charts of ethnic imbalance, various committee reports, court exhibits and depositions, declarations, interrogatories, enrollment statistics, student...
The Hugh T. Carlisle Collection (1826-1924, bulk 1861-1924) documents the life of Hugh T. Carlisle, a Civil War soldier and veteran. The collection contains correspondence, journals, legal records related to his military pension and property transactions, newspaper clippings, and a...
Writings, correspondence, notes, printed matter, and photographs relating to Russian literature and art and the Russian émigré community. Includes material on Viktor Chernov, Leonid Andreyev, Boris Pasternak and Aleksandr Solzhenit͡syn.
Contains biographical information, typescript and manuscript dance performance scripts, notes, programs, costume sketch, etc. concerning African American choregrapher Carlo Fouchee and his dance activities.
The Marvin and Mary Carlock Fireside Theatre scripts collection consists of scripts and reels of 16mm film from the television series , from 1949-1954. Scripts are present at the Cinematic Arts Library while film reels are housed at the USC...
Contains academic and professional papers, subject files, calendars, videocassettes, notebooks, research notes, articles and clippings, and personal papers including his dissertation and correspondence. Also includes materials on and by Jim Sagel and some materials on art in New Mexico.
Mainly correspondence with Joseph de Trigo concerning transfer of church ornaments of banished Jesuits to new missions in California.
Include communication from Domingo Antonio López to Croix, re reporting on the investigation of the alleged theft of a letter containing money and documents by mailman Antonio Govino, with annotations by Croix and the assessor clearing Govino of the charge;...
The bound volume contains 64 prints, including ten in color, which document the family and friends of Carlos Josua Maas, Jr. from 1948 to 1951. The album depicts events such as holiday gatherings, a Christmas play at Hamlin School in...
The Bess Carlova Oral History Transcript contains a photocopied oral history transcript from a Southern California Historical Society interview with Bess Carlova....
The Captain N.P. Carlsen papers (SAFR 17609, HDC 39) is comprised of a hospitality book (photocopy), reminiscences (photocopy) by the captain's daughter Anna McCaffrey, and one original Slop-Chest record book dated 1921-1922 from the ship WM. T. LEWIS (built 1891;...
Arvid Fritiof Carlson (b. May 30, 1912 – d. June 22, 2006) joined Fuller Theological Seminary as Lecturer in Evangelism and Christian Life from 1950-1951. Lectures provided by Carlson and other colleagues supplemented the academic rigor at Fuller Seminary by...
Avon Carlson was the first student body president of the Cal Poly Voorhis campus, which opened in 1938. The collection includes correspondence, photographs, and clippings documenting Carlson's time as a student at the Voorhis campus.
Consists of sports and fraternal memborabilia from Sacramento State collected by Bart Carlson.
Captain John Carlson Master's license (SAFR 241, HDC 482) certifies that John Carlson is a skilled master and pilot of steam vessels and is authorized to perform those duties on the waters of the San Francisco Bay and tributaries as...
A collection of personal papers and diaries related to the life and work of Charles Carlson, Swedish emigrant and California rancher.
These papers contain correspondence files and subject files. The correspondence, with Stanford officials, alumni, and colleagues at other colleges, pertains to alumni relations, donor relations, campus events making national news, and other aspects of his public relations work; correspondents include...
Include ledger, 1860-1882, for hotel, Big River House, kept by John E. Carlson at Mendocino, Calif.; souvenir album kept by Katie M. Carlson; and obituaries for various members of the family.
This collection includes one 1980 Gay Freedom Day poster.
A collection of 447 photographs and other material related to the U.S. Navy in the Philippines and New Guinea during World War II.
Annual reports, department correspondence, statistics, newsletters, and course materials.
Transcripts and sound recordings of trial proceedings, depositions, orders, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to trials on Guam of Japanese defendants accused of war crimes during World War II.
A collection of scrapbooks, notebooks, photographs, photograph albums, ledgers, postcards, and court transcripts and testimonies from Milton Carlson. Carlson was a criminologist and handwriting expert.
This resource contains the collection of Nan and Elmer Carlson, long-time residents of Malibou Lake Mountain Club. The collection focuses on the history of the club and its surrounding region, the Santa Monica Mountains. Materials include bulletins, newspaper clippings, official...
Views of: Muir Woods -- Yosemite -- Paradise Cove -- Dillon Beach -- Alum Rock -- Almanor -- Holy City.
This collection contains an incomplete set of photocopied references for by Rodger Tarr.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, paintings and other graphic materials.
Carma Leigh's papers, which span from 1920 to 1994 and consist of printed and photographic formats, contain a variety of personal and professional materials from throughout her life and career, including numerous folders of correspondence and a significant collection of...
The Willa Cloys Carmack Collection spans the years 1916-1962 and includes personal, professional, and project records. This collection is organized into two series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers....
This collection includes 24 letters by Canadian-American poet Bliss Carman (1861-1929), written between 1905 and 1928, as well as 40 pieces of ephemera.
Personal correspondence mainly with Washington Irving Way and Richard Hovey and his wife Henrietta Hovey. A few comments on world affairs but primarily concerned with his personal life and travels. References to Hovey about their joint work ca. 250 letters...
Papers belonging to Canadian poet Bliss Carman.
Reports, orders, letters, writings, printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to Jedburgh operations carried out by the Office of Strategic Services in 1944, involving parachuting operatives behind German lines in the Netherlands, Belgium and France to effect liaison with local...
Essay for G. Wesley Johnson's H248 class, spring 1975, based on interviews with Carmen Camarillo Jones. Interviewer: Tomas A. Salinas. Interviewee(s): Carmen Camarillo Jones. Transcript: No, but index to tapes as appendix to essay. Related materials: None found.
1 scrapbook containing newspaper clippings and photographs about the Carmel Arts and Crafts Club and the events they put on. 2 envelopes of loose materials.
The collection's 210 tapes are recordings of the yearly Carmel summer concerts conducted by Sandor Salgo. The concerts' repertoire consist primarily of Johann Sebastian Bach's music and his contemporaries, and secondarily of Renaissance, Romantic and 20th century music....
This collection contains newspaper clippings, correspondence, meeting minutes, membership lists, election information, and bylaws for the Carmel Citizens Committee. The Committee, a non-profit organization founded in 1959, whose main purpose was to protect the scenic, cultural and residential character of...
This collection contains the principal founding, corporation and administrative documents of the Carmel Development Company. Between 1900 & 1910 the Carmel Development Company purchased multiple parcels of real estate from various land holders in order to create large tracts that...
Collection of programs (1928-1973) for the Carmel Music Society, a non-profit organization started by Dene Denny and Hazel Watrous that was devoted to bringing the finest talent in the classical music repertoire to the Carmel area.
This collection contains correspondence, research materials, brochures, maps, photographs, VHS tapes, and ledgers with block and lot information for the City of Carmel from various years. The materials were created by the Architectural Preservation Group, later called the Carmel Preservation...
Carmel-by-the-Sea Commemorative Pageant of the Founding of the Mission San Carlos del Rio Carmelo in July 1771, held on July 4, 1911.
Contains mostly correspondence of Carmelo Zito, in English and Italian, with some related materials such as Italian language newspapers, clippings, and a few snapshots. One letter of note is on Prisoner of War letterhead stationery from Antonio DeLeoni being held...
This collection contains digitized interviews, interview transcriptions, and related notes reflecting the Spanish sociolinguistic research of USC Professor Carmen Silva-Corvalán. Materials include approximately 348 hours of audio interviews collected from 1976 to 1992 in Spain, Chile, and Los Angeles County,...
The Carmichael (Calif.) Chamber of Commerce records document the business and civic activities of the Carmichael (Calif.) Chamber of Commerce. For over 60 years the chamber has been active in promoting businesses, the community and representing the interests of the...
The Carmichael Improvement Club formed in 1913 to "improve the general welfare and promote harmony and social unity" in the newly established Carmichael Colonies, an area bounded by Walnut Avenue and Lincoln Avenue north of the American River northeast of...
This collection of correspondence contains a copy of a letter sent from Arizona Copper Company manager, Norman Carmichael, to his sister regarding an auto trip by Carmichael and Frank C. Lockwood through Arizona to raise funds for World War I....
This collection consists of correspondence, an inscribed book, and 15 scrapbooks filled with clippings from newspapers, magazines, circulars, folders, conference advertisements, and programs dating from July, 1964 to Nov. 1972. All of the items relate directly to Stokely Carmichael and...
Rudolf Carnap (1891-1970) was born in Germany. He was one of the developers of theories of symbolic logic (1920s-1930s), a leader in the field of logical empiricism and the first to apply mathematical logic to scientific language. The collection consists...
Contains correspondence and intstitutional information re. Classification Project at Carnegie.
Records of the Science and Government Program of the Caltech Humanities Division, sponsored by the Carnegie Corporation, 1960-1966. The program consisted of a series of seminars on arms control. Speakers from government (domestic and foreign), the military, and from the...
The Edward John Carnell: Presidential Papers, 1954-2008 contain Seminary-related correspondence, addresses and papers of the second President (1954-1959) of Fuller Theological Seminary, Edward John Carnell.
Collection includes various memorabilia and ephemera related to Pride Parades, 1993 March on Washington, Cable Car Awards, and other LGBTQ events. Materials include t-shirts, photographs, pins, posters, magazines, programs, and awards. Collection also includes a poster for the Elephant Walk...
This file contains one hand written letter from Henry Carnes to the Society of California Pioneers and is dated Dec. 30th,1892. Both sheets of paper that make up the letter are in Mylar sleeves and have some small rips on...
The William Carney Papers, 1942-1987, consists of writings, correspondence, journals, engagement books, photographs, and slides. Drafts of various written works, both published and unpublished, make up the bulk of the collection. Correspondence is both incoming and outgoing, and correspondents consist...
One family scrapbook and one flyer belonging to family of performer of short stature Bertha Carnihan.
7 photographs of a carnival troupe, circa 1910; location unknown.
Correspondence, original works by Lewis, original works about Lewis, publications, newsclippings, photographs, audio cassettes, one 8 mm film, and 3 videos....
This collection contains Carnochan, Morris, Farnham, Lambard, Baldwin, and Bliss family papers and ephemera. Included are correspondence, documents (including commissions, maps, wills, bank statements, and receipts), printed material including bound genealogies and memorials, and photographs....
Papers documenting Carnochan's career as researcher and writer. Included are source materials, drafts, and published versions of his scholarly articles and books, with related correspondence; published book reviews; texts of papers and talks with related correspondence and ephemera; and materials...
Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, resolutions, and bulletins, relating to political conditions in Czechoslovakia, and especially in Slovakia.
The Lawrence J. Caroff Notebooks include personal, handwritten notes from meetings, conferences, workshops, and conversations with individuals. The collection also includes inserts such as timelines and diagrams relating to the projects being discussed. The collection covers the years between 1986...
The collection contains materials about members of the Isaacs, Newmark, and Levey families, including photographs; correspondence; prayer books; and Freemason-related items, including aprons and membership certificates for the Royal Arch Masons.
Contains 14 printed playbills and numerous printed programs for various theatrical performances by the Company of the Golden Hind, a regional theater company based in Berkeley, California. Plays represented in the materials include, The comedy of errors, The knights of...
Include letters from Aug. Bruggeman de Byleved, Pierre Lavedan and Lewis Mumford, re city planning.
This collection consists of artists books, handbound and drawn by artist Carol B. Hannum.
Photographs depict trees and other flora; barns, fences and other structures; coastal scenes; highways; and other subjects pertaining to the Hollister Ranch region of Santa Barbara county.
Olwell, Carol. A gift to the street. San Francisco : Antelope Island Press, 1976.
Album containing photographs and hand-written text documenting the early years of the relationship of Carol Peebley and Frank Ward Gallo of Oakland and Castro Valley, Calif. before they were married in August of 1955. The album's text, likely written by...
The collection contains Silver's manuscript for "The Diary of a Freedom Rider," as well as related correspondence with her mother while in prison during the summer of 1961. In addition, the collection also contains brochures and materials from Silver's political...
Materials relating to the integration of Berkeley schools, including reports, printed material, and correspondence the Board of Education received from the public on both sides of the issue. Drafts of Sibley's book, "Never a Dull Moment," as well as other...
This collection consists of binders with slides of promotional film stills from motion pictures produced by the American independent production company Carolco Pictures (1976-1995). There is also a set of microfilm containing financial records for Carolco from the 1990s.
Professional archive of Berkeley-based artist Carole Doyle Peel. Includes comprehensive photographic documentation of Peel's portrait art. Also includes some original drawings, sketchbooks, notebooks, personal photographs, professional papers. Also includes a file of postcards illustrated with fine art from various locations...
Mainly letters from Mary Anna Watts Hughes. Information on her life, Southey, mutual literary friends, etc. Also included, sometimes as enclosures, letters from Mrs. Hughes' son, John, her granddaughter, Jean (Hughes) Senior, Charles W.W. Wynn and William John Brodrick.
This collection details the technical life of President John F. Kennedy’s campaign aircraft, the Caroline, which was the first private aircraft used exclusively for campaigning by an American presidential candidate. The collection includes correspondence and notes kept by the Caroline’s...
Correspondence with family and friends, writings, and a small amount of personal papers. The bulk of letters are from Jack, her husband, including some early correspondence written while he was in China before their marriage. Also of interest is some...
Consists of letters written almost weekly by Caroline Service to her friend and fellow wife of a Foreign Service Officer, Lisa (Lispenard) Green. The letters begin in Sept. 1950, during her stay in India while waiting for her husband, John...
Correspondence, greeting cards, clippings, notes, speeches, receipts, State Library School materials, Pony Express information, photographs, notes on historic buildings, Caroline Wenzel School materials, tax receipts; Arthur, Florine, Jennie, George, Robert and Wenzel family materials.
The collection contains a copy of an interview with Carolyn Anspacher detailing her family's history, Jewish life in the early part of the century, and her experiences in the production of "The Dybbuk." In addition, the collection also contains genealogical...
Preferred citation: Carolyn Fraser Martin autograph album and other papers, BANC MSS 67/62 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Includes course materials, including audio tapes of lectures by Caroloyn Merchant. Also included are articles written by Merchant and reviews of her publications as well as awards and a small amount of material documenting her early career.
Contains correspondence with Carolyn Nuban; NOW history, chronology, organization materials, including the 20th anniversary souvenir book (1986) and photographs; California NOW materials and photographs of their 1984 election activities, primarily information sheet, news articles, and campaign ephemera related to Vice...
The collection consists of the archives of the Carpe Diem Press, consisting of maquettes for books, ephemeral items, notes, art works, test prints, textile samples, and cover samples. Also included are posters and information about James hd Brown's work, and...
This is an original journal, handwritten in ink on 59 pages, providing a daily record of the round the Horn voyage of Capt. Augustine D. Carpenter from Boston to San Francisco. The voyage took 210 days (7 months) and commenced...
Record Series 636 contains photographs and a scrapbook assembled by Charles M. Carpenter.
This collection comprises the administrative and legislative files of the office of California State Senator Dennis E. Carpenter. Administrative files primarily consist of official press releases, printed material, newsletters issued by Carpenter's offices in Sacramento and Irvine, California, and ephemera...
Don Carpenter (1931-1995), a novelist, was the author of (1965), (1966), (1971), (1985) and (1988), among other works. This collection contains letters to Carpenter from Gary Snyder, Philip Whalen, Michael McClure, and other contemporary poets.
The Don Carpenter Papers, 1950-1993, consist of writings, and a small amount of correspondence and biographical materials. The bulk of the collection consists of writings, including drafts, short stories, novels and screenplays, both published and unpublished. The materials found in...
Headshot black and white portraits of Carpenter (chiefly by Dan Tooker), two conference group portraits of writers including Anne Lamott, color snapshots of family or friends, and 49 drawings or collages by Carpenter from an envelope marked "Cocaine Drawings, 1977"....
This collection consists of planning notes for Carpenter's studies in Antartica, technical reports, and journal articles....
This collection contains items collected by Edwin H. Carpenter about hand printing presses located primarily in California intended to be used to create a list or census of hand presses. Correspondence, photographs, and press information originate from many of those...
Collection consists of correspondence and clippings of Edwin H. Carpenter relating to Lawrence Clark Powell....
The Estelle Carpenter papers, containing her correspondence, a variety of published material by and about her, some personal effects, and a small collection of sheet music and audio recordings reflect her long and illustrious career as Director of Music in...
Letters written by members of the Carpenter and Curtis families including William Carpenter and his wife Lucretia M. (Curtis) Carpenter (later Mrs. O.F. Redfield) and A.A. Curtis describing life in Yuba County, Calif. and Austin, Nev. and lumbering in Humboldt...
Collection includes photographs of Scotia, Calif., Mt. Baker, and Pacific Lumber Company buildings. Also includes some unidentified portraits.
Papers created by Ford Ashman Carpenter, meteorologist, aeronaut, author and photographer. The papers contian photographs, including several aerial and panoramic photographs of the Los Angeles area and images of the Pacific Northwest and Panama Canal. Also included is an edited...
The collection includes Carpenter's publications on weather and air travel, with emphasis on the climate in California.
Includes Carpenter's letter, May 26, 1910, tendering his resignation as Taft's secretary, and two letters from Taft (May 26 and Oct. 10, 1910) re the resignation and Taft's attitude regarding Theodore Roosevelt, the 1912 election and New York politics.
Mainly relating to mining property in El Dorado Co., Calif.; some pertaining to his law practice. Papers of John S. Dunham (containing letters and accounts of A.K. Saxton, Volcanoville, El Dorado Co., 1856-1858) included.
Photographs of Stanford campus scenes, student outings, Carpenter's dormitory room, and damaged campus buildings after the 1906 earthquake.
This collection contains athletic event programs, correspondence, magazines, photographs, certificates, postcards, and other material mostly related to Ken Carpenter's college athletic career in discus including his time on the United States track-and-field team during the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Germany...
Photograph album containing early 20th century and late 19th century photographs of Southern California sites of interest.
Paul Carpenter served as a Democrat in the State Assembly from 1975 to 1976 and the State Senate from 1977 to 1986. He represented the 71st Assembly District and the 37th Senate District. Both districts encompassed parts of Orange County....
The R. A. Carpenter drawings consist of eight blueprints of an unknown residence. Drawings, all of which are undated, include: floor plans (first, second, and third), elevations (North, South, East, and West), basement plans, and two sheets of interior details....
Contains clippings from San Francisco area newspapers concerning carpenters strikes, starting with the strike in 1926. Clippings also chronicle the violence associated with the strikes.
These records were created and maintained by Wayne Ferren, Associate Director of the UCSB NRS from 1997 to 2001and Reserve Manager of the Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve 1987 to 2001. They are arranged alphabetically in four series....
Accompanying bridge dedication program dated May 21, 1927.
This collection includes recorded television interviews belonging to American film and stage producer Allan Carr (1937-1999).
The Ben Carré papers span the years 1915-1977 (bulk 1970s) and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection consists largely of autobiographical writings apparently from the 1970s. There is a small amount of miscellaneous papers, including clippings, correspondence, and photographs....
This collection includes correspondence, manuscript drafts, poetry, royalties statements, clippings, fanzines, books, and a piece of framed art. Materials largely pertain to Carol Carr with some materials related to her second husband: Terry Carr.
This collection consists of personal papers and business records from Clarence Carr, George S. Carr, and the G.S. Carr Company.
Donald Eaton Carr (1903- ) was the author of various articles and 7 books. The collection consists of manuscripts, galleys, and related correspondence. The manuscripts for Carr's books in the collection focus primarily on water and air pollution.
The Carr Family Collection (1870 - 1936) includes family papers, legal papers (including deed for Carmelita), correspondence, sketches, photographs, transcript (by A.L. Carr) with paste-up of illustrations and some original photographs....
The Fredda C. Carr Photographs document the people and local activities of San Lorenzo Valley, California from the 1950's through the 1980's.
This collection includes a hand-written manuscript by Jeanne Carr, articles by C. F. Shoop from 1959 and 1962 on Carr scholar Frank T. Thompson and his research on the Carr home, a 1951 article by Thompson, and a Jeanne Carr...
A collection of material related to the personal and professional life of Jeanne C. Smith Carr, American educator, garden landscaper, and Pasadena resident.
Includes 3 thirty-minute black and white reel to reel 1/2” videotapes of events and people in San Francisco, including Dan Smith of Queer Blue Light.
Memoranda, reports, studies, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to nuclear power plants in the United States, including issues of licensing, safety, and waste management.
This collection contains fliers, correspondence, fanzines, newspaper clippings, ballots, materials related to the Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA, and other material on Science Fiction fandom collected by Terry Carr.
This collection includes correspondence, anthology and editorial files, taxes, rejection letters, manuscript drafts, checks, and awards (including 6 Hugos, 1 cup, 1 plaque, 1 certificate, and 1 other trophy).
This collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings and historical highlights of Boy Scout activities, ceremonies and events throughout Ventura County. This collection was donated to the museum by Thomas R. Carr, a lifelong Eagle Scout in Ventura County who served under...
Carr was a real estate agent in Pasadena, California, who founded the Friends of the American Way in February 1944 with a group of Pasadena residents and served as the organization's first chairman. The Friends of the American Way worked...
Speeches and writings, and correspondence, relating to education in the United States and elsewhere.
Oral history tapes relating to the technology and culture of tobacco growing.
Lynwood ("Links") Carranco (April 2, 1921–July 1, 1987) was born in Samoa, California, a company town owned by Hammond Lumber, and worked in the mills as a young man. He became a teacher, historian and meticulous researcher, writing on the...
The collection consists of approximately 350 photographs of Mexican revolutionary and President Venustiano Carranza, including depictions of Carranza on national tours and in areas being attacked by Revolutionaries during his time as Mexico's president (1917-20). Photographs in the collection also...
Correspondence, particularly with Harry Gamboa, Jr., Gloria Molina, Edward James Olmos, Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, and Robert Rodriguez, original artwork, material about Cesar Chavez and the UFW, publications about Mexican American art and her own work including issues of...
Barbara Carrasco is a Chicana artist and activist from Los Angeles, California. Her work critiques cultural stereotypes involving socioeconomics, race, gender and sexuality. Although Carrasco's works are mostly large scale, she is as equally comfortable as an artist in creating...
This collection includes newspaper clippings, reports, and workshop materials gathered by Richard Carrazza in the course of his sexual rights and public health activism during the 1980s and 1990s, particularly related to bathhouses. The files also contain meeting minutes and...
This collection relating to the French/American surgeon Alexis Carrel (1873-1944) contains materials which had been mounted or loosely inserted into a scrapbook. Most of the items are newspaper clippings, plus some manuscript letters and ephemera. Dr. Carrel, whose research in...
Meeting minutes, membership records, fliers, programs, correspondence, bylaws and constitutions, clippings, handbooks, organizational guidelines, calendars, financial records, reports, grant records, publicity photographs, and notes of the Altanta Gay Center and Delta Lambda Phi Social Fraternity created and/or collected by Jack...
Senator Thomas C. Carrell became active in politics as the campaign manager for assemblymen Julian Beck and Allen Miller. Carrell served as an assemblyman from 1963-1967, and as a senator from 1967-1972. The papers of Senator Carrell document his political,...
Relates to educational policy in the Philippines from the inception of commonwealth status under the United States in 1935 through Japanese occupation during World War II. Consists largely of typed transcripts from secondary works and from official documents of Philippine...
The Reynaldo J. Carreon Collection consists of two document boxes and one flat box, which contain photography, documents and newspaper clippings regarding Mr. Carreon's career as a member of the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners, civic activities and travels.
The collection contains continuity design drawings, production design drawings, storyboards, and/or production binders for a dozen films.
Edward Carrick was a set designer and theater historian. He wrote several books including (1948), (1982), (1941), and (1968). The collection consists of Carrick's correspondence with Lee Freeson, and correspondence and ephemera related to his late father's career, shedding further...
Consists mainly of diaries and letters written by Hammond while travelling in Europe (especially Spain) and Mexico with her husband, George. The diaries cover several trips over a period of 45 years and contain detailed entries of daily activities, as...
The Carrie Plato Kahn Papers Collection includes 67 items ranging in date from 1887 to 1953. It is organized into five different series: Photographs, Personal Papers, Business Papers, Correspondence, and Tourist Material.
This collection contains interview transcripts, published and unpublished reports, research notes, working papers, maps, clippings, correspondence, memoranda, and statistical data gathered by Joseph M. Carrier primarily while he was employed as a Rand Corporation counterinsurgency specialist with the Chieu Hoi...
Correspondence, surveys, questionnaires, interviews, research notes, journal reviews, conference materials, and published reference materials documenting Carrier's anthropological field research on homosexual behaviors of men of Spanish and Indian ancestry in Mexico and of Hispanic and Vietnamese males in Southern California...
Letters of May 19 - June 5, 1916 are at end of series (out of chronological order)
This collection is comprised of collected publicity materials concerning film festivals, Chicano punk rock shows, Punk bands and art exhibitions in Los Angeles from the 80's to early 2000's. The collection spans one document box and one oversize flatbox.
Colonel George Williams Carrington was a United States Marine who served in China following World War II in 1946, and became the aide to Oscar Badger, the Commander of Naval Forces in the Far East. With a military career spanning...
Oral history audio recordings and transcripts of interviews conducted with residents of the Carrizo Plain region. Interviews conducted by Jacqueline Czapla and Craig Deutsche between 2008 – 2013. Collection also includes interviews conducted by Nancy Warner between 1990 - 1995,...
Slides and scripts from eight travel films created by Rachel Carr and Edward Kimball during the 1980s and 1990s. Films covered travels in China, India, Morocco, and Nepal.
Includes photocopied reviews and promotional material for performances by Bob Carrol in New York, London, San Francisco and Edinborough made and given to Warner Jepson by Carrol shortly before his death of AIDS in the mid-1980s. Includes some of Carrol's...
This collection consists of three newspapers and one brochure from the Second World War collected by Andrew Carroll.
Photographic Prints that have been digitized and placed on the DAMS and Flickr. They have been assigned a 09 Series Number.
Arthur Carroll worked for Fokker Aircraft at one point during his career.
Documents related to Bernard J. Carroll....
Scrapbooks relating to dramatic arts compiled while a high school and university student.
Currency, mainly Russian, issued by various governments during the Russian Civil War period. Includes ledger catalog.
Correspondence, notes, conference papers, and printed matter, relating to medical ethics, and to medical, legal, moral and theological aspects of euthanasia, sterilization, abortion, assisted suicide, and related issues. Includes copies of transcripts of war crime trials of Nazi doctors at...
Chiefly typed copies of legal correspondence sent to or from San Francisco attorney, Carroll Cook. Letters pertain mostly to Chinese murder trials or complaints of discrimination in Calif., Arizona, Georgia, Texas, and West Virginia, and include some related notes and...
Over the course of her career, actress and singer Diahann Carroll has been involved in a number of stage, motion picture, and television projects as well a business and philanthropic activities. The bulk of the collection includes musical arrangements, clippings,...
This collection comprises miscellaneous Chinese artifacts, photographs, and related memorabilia collected by the father of Richard Carroll while he lived in China as a B.F. Goodrich employee, 1898-1923.
This collection contains the papers of Pomona College Classics professor Harry J. Carroll Jr. Professor Carroll taught at Pomona from 1949 until 1983, and was a key actor in the development of Pomona's art history program. He taught classes on...
This collection contains production materials pertaining to the work of American actress and comedian Pat Carroll (born 1927) in television and movies dating from 1967 to 1975.
The Philip H. Carroll papers consist of materials relating to World War I and the American Relief Administration. The World War I materials relate to activities of the 348th Field Artillery Regiment in France. Materials on the American Relief Administration...
Correspondence, clippings and a photograph about the filming of "Union Pacific" in Nevada in 1939.
This collection contains correspondence, photographs, service documents and other materials relating to PFC Roger L. Carroll, USA during the Second World War.
The collection consists of materials related to the career of film and television writer Sidney Carroll. Included are script drafts and research notes for motion picture, stage, and television projects and a small amount of correspondence.
Cartons 1-2, subject files A-Z chiefly concerning his activity as type founder in San Francisco; carton 3, Armed forces material, including correspondence; carton 4, financial papers. Oversize folder includes layout dummies, illustrations and ephemera.
The collection consists of prints and drawings, handbills, photographs, postcards, printed materials (including books, periodicals, bibliographies, journal articles, newspaper clippings, event programs, conference agenda and reports, manuscripts, telegrams, letters, press kits and releases, corporate overviews, investment prospectuses, sales brochures, technical...
This fragmentary collection consists of correspondence, 1884-1901; station ledgers and accounts, 1886-1895; miscellaneous financial records, 1881-1896; register of waybills, 1896-1900; rate books, 1883-1884, 1892-1897; passenger statistics book, 1881-1884; and related materials.
Two sets of time-roll sheets for employees of the Carson and Colorado Railway Co., operating between Keeler, Calif. and Mound House, Nev. The first consists of a monthly sheet per station, which lists employees by name, occupation, number of days...
This collection has been divided into three series: Train Registers, Forms, and Miscellaneous...
This collection is open for research at our off-site storage facility with one week's notice. Contact Library & Archives staff to arrange for access.
Writings, correspondence, notes, reports, clippings and other printed matter, relating to education in the Philippines; political, social, economic, and religious conditions in the Philippines; and educational and missionary activities elsewhere in Asia.
This collection consists of screenplays from film, mostly from the 1980s and 1990s.
Kit Carson (1809–1868) was a frontiersman, western guide, and trapper. He was the guide for John C. Fremont expeditions between 1842-1846, served in the American Civil War, and became the superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Colorado Territory, circa 1849....
Research and subject files, lecture notes and other course materials, correspondence, and writings primarily relating to his career as Professor of Physics at U.C. Berkeley.
Application and information cards, bills and invoices, correspondence, daily assay, mill & precipitation reports, detailed company costs, expenditures miscellany, general accounts, journal entries, memos, mining returns, operation & production records, pay roll, requisitions, statement of bullion sent to mint, mill...
Application and information cards, bills and invoices, correspondence, daily assay, mill & precipitation reports, detailed company cost, general accounts, journal entries, memos, mining returns, operation & production records, payroll, requisitions, statement of bullion sent to mint, mill report, timber inventory,...
Accounts payable vouchers (43) with related invoices of a gold mining company based in Melones, Calif. Each of the blue colored enclosures on company letterhead list the amount, date, and general business expense category. Enclosed in each are the related...
Correspondence, accounts and papers mainly as agent for the Ute Indians in New Mexico, 1854-1861. Some Thomas Oliver Boggs papers relating to Carson's estate included.
Collection includes photographs and other material used by Professor Walter William Horn to research an article on the Carson Mansion of Eureka, Calif. Photographs depict various views of the mansion, a famous example of flamboyant Victorian architecture built by William...
This collection consists of 24 lithographic prints and one plate created by Professor Sol Kent Carson.
Materials related to the social movement that opposed the construction and operation of nuclear power generating plants in California. The bulk of the collection, dating from the late 1970s and early 1980s, consists of materials collected by August S. "Bill"...
Letter, granting power of attorney to Osío to care for Arce's property during Arce's absence.
Forms part of the Hubert Howe Bancroft Collection.
Concerning bill for José and Santa Clara missions (separated in binding).
Concerning the arrival of provisions for the Jesuit mission, with mention of colleague, Father Antonio Marini, and comment on poverty of the mission. Includes list of goods received (1 l.)
Letter, reporting decision to withhold requested promotion from Arce.
Letter addressed to Father Vasquez del Mercado requesting order for payment of cattle and naming Arce as agent.
Wall calendar for 1956 published by beer producer Carta Blanca, illustrated with images honoring various arts and craft industries of Mexico, including silverwork, textiles, fireworks, pottery, blacksmithing, hammock making, blown glass, sombrero making, woodworking, basket weaving, caning, etc. Illustration for...
Patent of nobility for José Cano Pulgarín y Peroso of Azuaga, Spain, with certification by Francisco Zazo y Rosillo, chronicler of the king, Feb. 19, 1753. (27 p.).
One printed color map of Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, issued by the Touring Club Italiano. Found in-houe
Miscellany of six main items, i.e., León y Gama's reply to an anonymous friend regarding his treatise on medical experiments involving lizards, Mexico, October, 1783; tables and formulas relating to taxation on silver mining and minting; formulas for the reduction...
Annual reports prepared by the Jesuit Provincial of Mexico and Visiting Inspector for Peru, these describe conditions, events, and personnel in the various Jesuit divisions of New Spain. Signature of Cabredo at end of volume I only. Portions of the...
A collection of five items, copies or translations, to the suppression of the Jesuits, including letters of Charles III of March 31 and May 2, 1767, one of Pope Clement XIII, April 16, 1767, a Consulta of the king's council,...
Carte de visite album in a mother-of-pearl album including family portraits and portraits of people in circus or theatrical costumes.
Cartes de visite are a small type of photograph patented in Paris, France in the 1850s, made when a photograph printed on thin paper is mounted onto a thicker piece of paper. Cartes de visite were printed in a standard...
Photos show the St. Francis church on Vallejo St., a building damaged in the 1868 earthquake, and a view identified as the "earliest known photo" of Oakland High School, with students in the foreground.
The carte-de-visite album contains 50 cartes-de-visite of Algeria and Algerians by various photographers including Jean Geiser and Alexandre Leroux; a two-part panorama of Algiers by Jean Geiser made from two joined horizontal cabinet cards; and a panoramic view of Oran...
Carte-de-visite portrait photographs of individuals and families residing in San Luis Potosí, Guanajuato and perhaps other locations in Mexico. Nine photographs are inscribed to Celina Carre de Ricard; five by members of the Aguerre family (Luis, Luisa, a mother and...
Carter Brothers receipts.
This collection primarily consists of various materials related to Apple Computer, Inc.'s sales history, including documents on establishing Apple dealers, selling strategies, reports on sales conference proceedings, correspondence with Apple dealers, and annual reports. Also included are Apple company bulletins,...
Interviews conducted by G. Carter with African scholars and leaders, relating to race and political problems in South Africa and to possible establishment of a British documentation center for microfilming or acquisition of Southern African archival and library materials.
Henry E. Carter served as deputy attorney general of California (1894-1899), was a California state assemblyman (1901-05, 1919-21, 1923, 1925, and 1927-28) and state senator (1905-09 and 1928). The collection consists of correspondence and papers of Carter's law practice in...
Correspondence with family, other lawyers, judges, political figures, etc.; legal files; office memoranda and financial statements. They relate to his law practice in Shasta County, particularly cases involving water rights; prohibition enforcement activities while district attorney; Democratic politics (including the...
This collection contains one letter from an unknown American solider during the First World War.
Financial documents and family photographs related to journalist, diplomat, and financier Joseph Oliver Carter.
This collection primarily contains correspondence written to Hawaiian journalist, diplomat, and financier Joseph Oliver Carter (1835-1909). Most of the collection is about Queen Liliuokalani, her property and finances, and politics in Hawaii including the 1893 revolution and its consequences for...
Relates to British military intervention against the Bolsheviks in Northern Russia. Includes typescript copy of original
Master calender orders, appellate decisions, opinions, briefs, bench books, correspondence....
The papers of the American civil engineer in the Soviet Union include a diary, letters, printed matter, personal documents, and photographs relating to telephone and telegraph line construction in the Soviet Union.
Collection contains the papers of production designer Rick Carter (b. 1952), who frequently works with directors Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg. Movies represented in this collection include and .
The William Alexander Carter papers, 1837-1975 (bulk 1860-1869) contains Carter's business and personal papers as a sutler at Fort Bridger, Utah Territory. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, mainly to Carter, along with legal papers, financial records, and...
Includes typescript, illustrations, correspondence, transcriptions of tape-recorded interviews, and other materials related to this project....
Depicts Kurdish rebel soldiers in Iraq. Includes slides of the Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani, and a printed article by William Carter relating to Kurdish resistance to the Iraqi government. Digital copies of select records also available at
Included are letters to Roberta Camp Myers from William H. Bisbee (some referring to his activities during the Spanish American War) and from Edward F. Corson re General Bisbee; letters from G.D. Dishon to William H. Camp re Spanish American...
Includes portraits of John C. Fremont in military uniform, and one photograph of a drawing depicting Fremont on a rocking horse titled: Crossing the Rocky Mountains.
Marie Cartier is a teacher, poet, writer, healer, artist, activist and facilitator. She also has a first degree black belt in karate. She currently teaches at the University of California Irvine in the Film Department and at CSU Northridge in...
The Charles M. Carton Print Collection consists of American and European Antiquarian and Natural History prints. It includes botanical prints, nature prints, ornithological prints, architectural prints, satirical prints, and miscellaneous loose prints from the 17th to 19th century with several...
A detailed map and timeline depicting the Tulare Assembly Center's building locations and activities of incarcerated Japanese and Japanese Americans.
The collection contains materials related to the Cartoon/Fantasy Organization, a fan club founded in Los Angeles in 1977 dedicated to the discussion and appreciation of Japanese animation. Items in the collection include bulletins, meeting minutes, membership directories, and event information,...
Collection of erotic writings and comic drawings, mostly of gay men and nude men. Material includes binders of lined notebook paper with writings and sketches, sketchbooks, and reference material. The creator is unknown; material makes reference to Aaron Miller.
Collection consists of cartoons and caricatures, including a group of 1907-10 original cartoons from Puck by Kep, and others from France....
Contains sketches and proofs of syndicated newspaper cartoons, including They'll Do It Every Time, Little Iodine, and political cartoons. Also present are a small number of drawings apparently presented to Hatlo by others, including strips from the series: Beetle Bailey,...
One drawing is a comic strip about a dream machine. The other bears the following text "Barbarian killer funnies #1[copyright] 1974 by T. Bird. No reprint... This mess is published by Bud Plant...San Jose"
Title supplied by cataloger.
Allan Murray Cartter (1922-1976) was an accomplished economist, scholar, and professor. He is known for his many contributions in graduate education evaluation, income analysis, and research in education. The collection contains a sampling of some his academic and professional contributions,...
Binder's title. Manuscript copies of charters and other documents (1153-1787) in Latin with French translations, pertaining to the town of Compiègne and to nearby convents and monasteries. At the end is a list of trips made to Compiègne by Louis...
Jim Cartwright, aka Jim e Sparkle Pants, is a San Francisco-based poet and musician. The collection consists of two poetry chapbooks. His MFA thesis, "Sucking Bananas" (circa 1988, Blue Mountains Ticking in the Laundry Press) and "The Rosebud Diaries" (1999,...
One wooden handmade notebook
Dee Caruso has written for film and television. The collection consists of files related to Caruso career representing projects such as Get Smart, and The World's Greatest Athlete, among others.
The Dee Caruso Papers, 1960-2007, consist mostly of produced television and film scripts and treatments of unproduced TV shows and film. Some of the popular shows include The Jerry Lewis Show, Get Smart, The Monkees, The Red Skelton Hour, and...
Materials include Caruso's work about technology in Silicon Valley; conference papers; promotional material. Also includes videos and CD's/DVD's....
Kathy Caruso was a fan and friend of the disco star Sylvester in the 1970s, often talking her way into gay bars in which she was the only woman present in order to see him. This collection contains her photographs...
The son of a Filipino immigrant, folk and ballet dancer/choreographer Carlos Carvajal has been recognized as one of the leaders of the San Francisco Bay Area's dance renaissance in the 1970s and served for 12 seasons as Co-Artistic Director of...
Typed transcripts of an exchange of telegrams between Mexican officials, Limantour and Jorge Vera Estañol, concerning Carvajal's secret mission to the U.S. to negotiate a treaty between Francisco I. Madero and Porfirio Díaz, with information on revolutionary activities.
Collection comprises one manuscript letter, with envelope, from George Washington Carver, noted African American agricultural chemist, to Dana H. Johnson. The letter, which is friendly and informal, concerns the domestic life of Johnson. It is written on letterhead of Tuskegee...
Correspondence between Raymond Carver and David Swanger, 1977-1988. Also included is one letter from Tess Gallagher (Mr. Carver's wife) to David Swanger.
A small collection of thirty one family snapshots of Raymond Carver's early family life.
This collection contains correspondence from ENG2/C Robert Orville Carver, USN to his mother and sister during the First World War. Also included are documents and other materials such as various naval orders, documents informing the family of his death, newspaper...
This collection consists of manuscripts, lectures, articles, speeches, correspondence, memos, photographs, scrapbooks, and printed materials related to the life and career of economics professor Thomas Nixon Carver. Carver was the author of many books, including (1913), (1915), and (1921). Correspondents...
Tom B. Carvey (b.1922) was the first president of the Palos Verdes Democratic Club (1948), secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee, a delegate to the Democratic National Conventions (1956, 1960, 1964, and 1968), chairman of the first California Democratic...
Page from the guest ledger of the Cary House in Placerville, dated September 28 to October 3, 1893.
This collection contains a typed manuscript copy of by S. E. A. Higgins, including copy prints of the photographs to be used in the publication. This collection also includes a copy of the volume published by the Press of El...
Compiled by local musician Jason Priest (aka Mickie Rat), the collection is made up of 2 linear feet of published and unpublished print materials that capture the essence of the Sacramento and Northern California Punk Rock scene, 1973-2013. For several...
La Casa de la Raza is a non-profit community center on the Eastside of Santa Barbara, California. Founded in 1971, the mission of La Casa de la Raza is to develop and empower the Latino community by affirming and preserving...
The Casa de Mañana Collection is made up of photographs, ephemera, and archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. In 1923, Isabel Morrison Hopkins came to La Jolla...
Leaflets
Collection consists of the residents register of a women's residence at Stanford University, Hawthorne House, renamed the Casa Española in 1948....
Centro de Accion Social Autonoma-Hermandad General de Trabajadores (CASA-HGT), was a Marxist-Leninist / Third World Revolutionary poliitcal organization with a particular emphasis on the unforseen impacts of capitalist globalization. This collection consists of the organization's publications and internal documents.
Dating from 1984 to 1995, files include clippings, correspondence, course materials, and student papers about the murals at Casa Zapata. Included are letters to and from Casa Zapata muralist José Antonio "Tony" Burciaga, records from the “Murals as Social Conscience...
The (1968-2008) document the establishment of the Barrio Station in San Diego and Casares' involvement in the Chicano Movement. Highlights include photographs of the UFW grape strike and the Chicano Moratorium, Casares' English class journal with entries discussing the formation...
This collection contains materials by and/or related to British explorer and writer Richard Burton (1821-1890) collected by Burke Casari (born 1935) including one manuscript by Burton and letters and documents by Burton, his wife, and friends. The collection also includes...
This is a typed copy of the manuscript to by Helen S. Giffen; photographs by Guy J. Giffen. Materials include a chart of land grants in Santa Barbara County from 1861-1883.
Reports, memoranda, organization manuals, and printed matter, relating to the organization and activities of the Universidad nacional abierta of Venezuela.
The collection consists of photographs from the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) taken by Agustín Victor Casasola, a Mexican photographer and co-founder of the Mexican Association of Press Photographers. Photographs in the collection also include depictions of daily life in Mexico, and...
Relates to medical organization and equipment of Chinese communist forces during World War II.
Studio portrait photographs of Alaska Native women taken in the early 20th century. Groups represented include "Thlinget" (i.e. Tlingit), Taku and Eskimo. Subjects are depicted in traditional attire. Also includes an image of a woman and child weaving baskets; 3...
Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes from various accessions. Majority of items are unidentified. Most, but not all, are in cases. ca. 1842-1939, undated
The Case Collection consists of rare and unique books on a variety of subjects.
This disbound, incomplete (pages 5-34 only, with some sheets missing portions) manuscript contains case histories by a medical student or physician about several patients and notes from readings or lectures. The patient narratives include cases ranging from 1785-1787 of fever,...
Collection consists of 6 pages wherein "Dr. Case to Gabriel to Delafield, April 27, 1840" describes the writer's own case history of a foot injury and successive treatments and ailments from 1830-1840 in Boston, London, and Lyon, France. Holograph, with...
Jack Case was an American rodeo trick rider and Hollywood stuntman popular in the 1930s. This collection includes correspondence and records regarding Case's personal and business life, photographs, and promotional materials for rodeo shows, including his performing horse Rex.
Collection comprises 102 35 mm color Kodachrome transparency slides documenting construction of highways in Los Angeles, Orick, and San Francisco, California; training at Fort Ord army base; and a Case family vacation and recreation in Orick, California taken by James...
The collection contains documents describing the laws of various states regarding credit life insurance and decisions in court cases regarding this practice. There are also articles from law reviews and newspapers regarding the small loan business as well as correspondence,...
Contains testimony concerning the civil case portraying early San Francisoc commercial and legal enterprise.
Scott Case is a descendant of early Orange County settlers (Case and Thurston families) who homesteaded and farmed in the Laguna Beach area beginning in 1871. He became interested in Laguna Beach history in the 1970s and he was mentored...
Collection of paperback books related to motion pictures, originally assembled by legendary collector Lance Casebeer.
Consists of pamphlets and newspaper clippings relating to street railways and cable cars of San Francisco; invoices, receipts, invitations, order forms for opium and miscellaneous family papers and diaries. One folder of materials relating to Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San...
Unidentified portraits: woman and 2 girls; baby; bearded man; seated woman; young man and woman.
Approximately 440 cased photographs and related images from the collections of The Bancroft Library. Included are daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes dating from the 1840s through 1860s. Also present are some painted miniature portraits as well as other photographic processes such...
Format, rather than subject content or provenance, is the basic criterion for inclusion in the present finding aid. While the core formats are cased photographs of the 1840s, 1850s and 1860s, related materials are also included. Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes (or...
78 cased photographs selected from the collections of the California State Library. Includes daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes (also called ferrotypes) dating from the late 1840s to the mid-1860s. Subject matter is chiefly portraits of California pioneers and mining scenes, mining...
Correspondence, writings, pamphlets, and clippings, relating to the authenticity of the diaries of R. Casement, and to the movement for Irish independence. Includes some printed matter collected by James A. Healy.
Collection of technical reports on aerospace medicine....
Correspondence, speeches and writings, diaries, memoranda, reports, hearing transcripts, legal and financial papers, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia relating to American domestic and foreign policy, especially during the presidential administrations of Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan; American intelligence operations...
The collection contains Bonnie Cashin's personal archive documenting her design career. The collection includes Cashin's design illustrations, writings on design, contractual paperwork, photographs of her clothing designs, and press materials including press releases and editorial coverage of her work. Personal...
An obituary of William Francis Cashman written and adopted by the Society of California Pioneers on June 3, 1895. The document is signed by Michael Kane, L. Cunningham, Chairman F.K. Krauth, and Secretary John J. Spear.
The collection represents Ruth's daily activities throughout her life. Its strengths are: photographs of Arcata and northwest California (1890 - 1920), documents and ephemera pertaining to Humboldt County and Dr. Horel's practice (1890-1925), Horel Family photographs and correspondence, Caskey Family...
The collection contains materials from David Seabury and the David Seabury School of Psychology, as well as materials from various human potential organizations. Ruth Horel Caskey was the assistant to Seabury from 1944 until his death in 1960. He was...
The collection consists primarily of numerically arranged binders with plans, briefs, public hearings, permits, site investigations, laboratory results, and reports relating to the Superfund response action to the Casmalia Resources Hazardous Waste Management Facility. Also included are U.S. Environmental Protection...
The Casmalia Resources Superfund Site (CRSS) is an inactive hazardous waste management facility located in the northwestern corner of Santa Barbara County, California. The facility opened in 1973 and was used to treat and dispose of acids, bases, organic solvents,...
The collection contains grade books maintained by Fred L. Casmir for his classes in the Department of Speech at George Pepperdine College and the Division of Communications at Pepperdine University. Casmir taught a range of speech classes as well as...
This collection contains the personal diaries and papers of Isaac N. Casner, a ranch hand who worked in Texas, Oregon, and San Diego County, California in the late 1800s.
Caspar Lumber Company letter books and accounts ledger (SAFR 18466, HDC0557) are dated 1881 to 1906. The company was located in Mendocino, California. There are two letter books of correspondence and one accounts ledger. The collection is available for research...
Caspar Lumber Company motion picture (SAFR 14725, P81-047) consists of a 16mm black-and-white and color, silent motion picture film of activities at the Caspar Lumber Co., Caspar, Calif., approximatley 1904-1920....
Contains material related to the timber industry in Mendocino County, California. Included are deeds, mortgages, U. S. Patent Certificates, right of way agreements, land maps, audits, income tax returns, journals, registers, and other material related to Caspar Lumber and it's...
Contains material related to the timber industry in Mendocino County, California. Included are deeds, mortgages, U. S. Patent Certificates, right of way agreements, land maps, audits, income tax returns, journals, registers, and other material related to Caspar Lumber and it's...
Relates to the attitude of the Swiss clergy and the journal (Reformed Switzerland) toward national socialism in Germany. Published under the names of René Sonderegger and Severin Reinhard (pseudonyms of John Caspari).
Lecture on academic freedom given at George Mason University, April 19, 1994.
Presidential inauguration ceremony of Gerhard Casper, Stanford University's ninth president.
Unbound printing of Casper's speeches during his time as President of Stanford University, prepared by the Board of Trustees in 2000.
Collection includes press coverage of Gerhard Casper's appointment as Stanford University's ninth president, 1992, his resignation in 1999, and a press conference on April 15, 1997, where he announced the campaign to raise a $200 million endowment for graduate fellowships.
Diary written during her visit to the Hopkins estate, Sherwood Hall, in Menlo Park, California, with a few entries during her return trip to Massachusetts. Other people mentioned include Jane and Leland Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Burrage, and...
The G. Edward Cassady, M.D. and Margaret Elizabeth Cassady, R.N. Lewis Carroll collection consists of photographs, correspondence, ephemera, realia, graphic materials, games, reference works, material from stage and film adaptations, and other archival material relating to children's literature author, mathematician,...
Everett “Ev” Cassagneres was born February 7, 1928 in New Haven, CT. He was the son of Eugene and Alta (Bryan) Cassagneres. A lifetime aviation enthusiast, he was one of the thirteen founding members of the Connecticut Aeronautical Historical Association...
Preparatory drawings made by Louis François Cassas, manuscripts, and printed proofs for the publication , issued in three volumes in Paris between 1799-1800.
Materials relating to conditions in the Santo Tomás Internment Camp in the Philippines during World War II include a booklet, memorabilia, and miscellanea. In addition, programs and commemorative medals relate to the proclamation of Philippine independence and the inauguration of...
Include papers of artist Gerald Cassidy and his wife, writer Ina Sizer Cassidy. Letters written to them by friends, associates, professional organizations, etc.; copies of letters written by them; biographical materials; personalia; diaries, date books and journals kept by Mrs....
Paintings depict dancers, animals, geometric designs, pueblos, etc.
Papers of the publishing houses of Bruno and Paul Cassirer, and manuscripts by Paul Cassirer. I. Papers of the Bruno Cassirer publishing house (1906-1933) include the original verdict of the Koniglich Preussisches Landgenicht Berlin in the 1906 obscenity case against...
Holograph letter written and signed by C. M. Clay to W. H. Crook, Esq. in Washington, D. C. about receiving Crook's letter of March 16 and being glad to do anything to please his [Clay's] friend C. E. Kincaid, Esq....
Collection consists of three John Quincy Adams letters or notes signed and one Marquis de Lafayette autograph letter signed.
Norman Howard Casson has spent his technical career of six decades in aerospace. This collection contains photographs and text materials related to Casson's work, with the bulk related to his work on NASA's manned luanr missions, "Project Apollo".
Norman Howard Casson has spent his technical career of six decades in aerospace. This collection contains photographs and text materials related to Casson's work, with the bulk related to his work on NASA's manned luanr missions, "Project Apollo".
This collection contains television scripts and other material regarding the work of Michael Cassutt, a television producer, screenwriter, and author. Includes scripts from the , , , and as well as drafts of movies by such creators as David Lynch...
Collection consists of meeting minutes, business correspondence, publications and grant materials associated with Cassyd's time with the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
These papers pertain to Castañeda's teaching career at Stanford and include correspondence, student papers, reports, publication files, and course materials. Subjects include his professional and teaching activities, his students, bilingual education, and Mexican Americans. The papers also include minutes from...
Clippings, notes, articles, speeches, interviews, correspondence, drafts, manuscripts, periodicals, reprints, genealogy, personal journals, travel journals....
This collection contains correspondence from PFC Louis E. Castagna, USA to his family during the Second World War. Also included are photographs and a disk containing all of this material.
Diary, relating to American military operations in Italy and the Mediterranean Theater, 1944-1945; an account of travels in Spain, 1956-1959; and fragments of plays and poetry. Includes military service record and photograph.
VHS tape featuring footage of gay activist and performer José Sarria’s 1992 performance of “Carmen” in Hayward, California, interspersed with interview footage. Both the performance and interview footage were taken in 1992 by filmmaker and playwright Joseph Castel, who would...
Collection consists of materials associated with the life and career of writer and diplomat Rosario Castellanos.
This collection consists of the papers of Manuel Castells, University Professor and the Wallis Annenberg Chair in Communication Technology and Society at the University of Southern California (USC). Castells is Professor of Communication at the Annenberg School for Communication and...
This collection consists of published scores and reproductions of manuscripts
The contents of the Ana Castillo Collection represent the beginnings of a prolific Chicana writer and teacher, whose body of work is expected to grow significantly as her career continues to develop. The material in this collection provides much insight...
Certified copies of records (1464-1668) of the Castillo family in Granada, Málaga, Baeza, and other cities of Andalusia, Spain. Certified by Jerónimo García Coronel and Miguel Moreno. With an illustrated title page showing the coat of arms granted to the...
Collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence and various documents belonging to Ignacio B. del Castillo, former head of the Department of History for the National Museum of Mexico.
Encloses a report, entitled
JoAnn Castillo is an oral historian. The collection contains taped interviews, mostly with older San Francisco lesbians, but also including a few non-lesbian narrators, such as Harvey Milk. Interviewees include Roberta Bobba, Pic Hill, Win Cottrell, and Sarah Davis.
This collection consists of flyers, correspondence and materials relating to shows and exhibitions the photographer Oscar Castillo has been involved in.
The Casting Notebook for PULP FICTION includes agreements, cast sheets, audition session notes and schedules, actress resumes, character descriptions, cast suggestion lists, and production schedules for the 1994 film. The casting notebook binder has been divided into six files: Agreements,...
Maintenance and supply group; radar personnel; engineering section -- HQ and 328th Bombardment Squadron.
Taken by Earl A. McGarry, a photographer from Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia.
Letters, 1854-1860, written by Frances A. (Ferry) Castle from Amador County, one on a lettersheet commemorating the assassination of James King of William; Amador County property tax receipt for 1862; stock certificate and assessments on stock of the Amador Lafayette...
Books, pamphlets, serial issues, and typewritten writings, relating to political and cultural conditions in Poland. Mainly materials circulated clandestinely prior to 1989.
This collection consists of ephemera and other printed matter produced by Grant Dahlstrom and the Castle Press. It also contains some materials printed before and after Dahlstrom's involvement at the Press.
Compilation of copies of material relating to the Castle family in California. Includes Edmund Green's account of his overland journey, 1849, from Michigan to Sacramento, describing his experiences with Indians and gold mining (cf. 69/67 c); letters by Frances A....
Title in mss. on verso.
Gospel and jazz music recordings collected locally: 23 LPs, 5 78 rpm recordings, 1 CD, 8 VHS video cassettes, 1 music program, and 1 program from Mrs Ineze Caston's memorial service.
Includes individual and group portraits of Mexican revolutionaries posing with rifles, bandoliers, sombreros, etc., some standing, others on horseback.
The Castro Country Club (CCC) was founded in 1983 in San Francisco, California as a sober gathering place for the queer recovery community. CCC’s collection includes posters, fliers, ephemera, and photographs, including many images from the club’s memorial wall. The...
Primarily contain deeds and material relating to litigation over lands in Contra Costa County, especially San Pablo Rancho and El Sobrante. Also included are correspondence, accounts, claims, petitions, abstracts of title, agreements, wills, certificates of death and marriage, and newspaper...
The Castro Family Album Collection (1937-1942; undated) contains one photo album and 0.21 linear ft. of material. The box contains photos of the Castro family and friends in the 1930s and 1940s. Several of the photos were taken and developed...
Cartes de visite album of Castro and Bernal family and friends. Also two envelopes of loose cartes de visite and portraits: most identified.
A collection, mainly in French, of correspondence related to the work of Henri Castro to establish French colonies in Texas in the 19th century.
Two letters (in Spanish): One from Jose Ramon Castro in San Pablo on March 18, 1851 to his sister. One from Pablo Muragas to Antonio Galindo dated 1862. Two newspaper clippings (in English) are obituaries for Jose C. Castro. One...
A deed to four lots of land in Castroville, dated July 31, 1867, from Juan B. Castro and Maria Antonia Castro de Sanchez, Juana Castro de Merritt and Josiah Merritt to Jose de la Torres for 160 dollars.
This collection contains two 34” x 60” banners from the Castro LGBTQ Cultural District’s Community Covid Hub.
Papers concerning family and business matters, especially transactions involving cattle and land. Also included: papers re his military command in Baja California, and the estate of his father, Jose Simeon Juan Nepomuceno Castro.
Relates to the communist government of Cuba.
Snapshot photographs of Castro Street Fair dated 2000.
Records of the Castro Street Fair, including a short history written by Rick Thomas, bylaws, event planning documents, and other material. Material donated by Steven Gaynes, Castro Street Fair board member and President of CSF, active 1996-2016. The Castro Street...
Two, handmade graffiti stencils commemorating the October 6, 1989 Castro Sweep police riot.
Papers relating to Puebla, Mexico.
Collection of letters and photographs sent from George Emery Caswell to his fiancee Lillian Soltwedel during his army training at Camp Logan, Texas, and while he was serving in Europe during World War I. Also includes letters to Lillian's sister...
Photographs show interior views of the Caswell Coffee Company store at 412 Sacramento Street (San Francisco?). Views show customers and staff.
Photographs, sound recording of interview, orders, and letters, relating to American aerial operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Includes photographs of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
The collection includes Stanford Cat Network policy documentation, newsletters, and photographs of working cats on Stanford campus....
A variety of prints, drawings and posters which originally decorated the Catacombs, a private sex club.
The Magín Catalá, O.F.M. Collection, circa 1885-2009 (bulk 1885-1909), documents the life of Fray Magín Catalá. Often referred to as the "Holy Man of Santa Clara," Fr. Catalá was stationed at Mission Santa Clara for thirty-six years and was widely...
A collection of Spanish newspapers and magazines, mostly from October 2017 through December 2017, many with articles related to Catalan independence. Titles include La Razón, El Mundo, El País, Cinco Días, and more....
Collection consists of research materials, subject files, compositions and projects, materials relating to the arts community and organizations, publicity materials, audiovisual materials and personal papers documenting Joe Catalano’s career as a composer, performer, and producer.
One album entitled "A Trip to Catalina" featuring photographs taken on Catalina Island. Includes images of the harbor, steamboats, Long Point, camp Los Rios, cottages, and Avalon.
Possibly compiled by Daniel M. Burns.
This album contains 29 black and white photographs likely taken in the first decade of the 20th century by the photographers Schattman, Swenson and other unidentified photographers. One photograph is dated 1900. The views are of Santa Catalina Island located...
Handwritten catalog of California pamphlets, written around 1893 possibly at the California State Library.
Library brought together because of David Magee's role in both productions.
Catalog of whaling utensils and excerpts from a journal and a logbook (SAFR 17221, HDC 314) includes a reproduction of an illustrated whaling utensils catalog (mostly tools and weapons) circa 1890, journal excerpts from Captain John Innis' 1894 voyage on...
Course catalogs and general information for undergraduate and graduate programs at UC Davis.
Catalogue of British Heraldry consists of sixty-one numbered pages of pen and ink drawings of coats of arms followed by a surname index, probably executed in the late 18th or early 19th century....
Listing of papers now in the California Historical Society Library.
Apparently the original manuscript for Bergsma's pioneering bibliography on tea, published in Utrecht in 1825. The manuscript is unsigned. Recto of each leaf is a first draft, usually with extensive corrections. Contains approximately 300 bibliographic entries in order by date...
Comments on growing up in San Francisco; contributions to Jewish community as religious school educator; volunteer leader, organizer and fund raiser; working for Jewish Welfare Federation; affiliation with Temple Emanu-El; association with Sierra Club and chairmanship of its History Committee;...
The UCI Catalyst Gallery was a student operated art gallery, founded in 2005. It featured exhibitions, workshops, and lectures. This collection contains information on the gallery and the exhibits. It includes images and information on the artists.
Collection consists of material related to the career of radio producer Joseph G. Catanich. Includes transcription discs for the Los Angeles Community chest radio program (1940-42), scripts, photographs, business papers, and promotional material. Includes material from Heartbeats of the city...
This collection reflects Dr. Castaneda's work in multicultural and bilingual education, especially as it relates to Mexican American students. It includes elementary and secondary curriculum materials, grant applications for bilingual/bicultural education projects under Title VII legislation, materials from bilingual/multicultural programs...
Miscellanea, including theater-concert programs, advertisements, sketches, sheet music, and watercolors, relating to conditions in France during World War I.
Collection consists of letters sent to Garth Cate from Wytter Brynner, Helen Worden Erskine, May Sarton, and Sigen Toksvig (Mrs. Francis Hackett), as well as ephemera relating to those persons....
A Quiché-Spanish catechism prepared for the instruction of the Indians in Zacapulas and vicinity; with preliminary and closing statements in Spanish on the importance of bilingual ability for such instruction.
This collection includes land grant records from the Catellus Development Corporation, a holding company created in 1986 to manage Southern Pacific's California real estate holdings . This collection documents federal land grants to the Southern Pacific Railroad, Central Pacific, and...
Blueprints for the Caterpillar 20 tractor.
The career of producer and director Joseph Cates spans from the 1940s to the 1990s. The collection primarily documents Cates' professional accomplishments in the television industry from 1960s to the 1980s and includes production information and scripts for a variety...
The Catgut Acoustical Society grew out of the research collaboration of Carleen Hutchins, Frederick Saunders, John Schelleng, and Robert Fryxell, all amateur string players who were also interested in the acoustics of the violin and string instruments in the late...
Six issues of different newspapers [dates and places?]. Found item, provenance unknown. ++ Oversize boxed.
18 journal books used in scrapbook fashion to record day to day notations, news, and activities related to tax assessment, current events and personal matters. They were created during Cathcart's tenure with the Los Angeles County Assessor's Office, and they...
Anne B. Fisher was born Evelyn Anne Benson on Februry 1, 1898, in Denver, Colorado. She attended the University of Denver and the University of Colorado Medical School, and trained as a nurse. After graduation in 1918, she worked as...
Probably Spanish; index page titled in Spanish....
Sixty-five pages of parchment manuscript book of Catholic church liturgy used in a California mission. This collection also includes a page of missal from a convent.
The Catholic Human Relations Council Collection consists of the administrative and organizational records, and resource files of a lay Catholic civil-rights organization of the 1960s and 1970s active in Los Angeles.
This collection consists of photographs and organizational subject files of the Catholic Labor Institute that document the organization's early history in Los Angeles from the late 1940s through the early 1950s, and then the final years of its existence, the...
This is a collection of manuscripts and an illustration regarding "The Catholic Ladder." Materials are from circa 1932 to circa 1952.
The Catholic Ladies Relief Society (CLRS) Chapter #1 was incorporated on April 24, 1888, two years after Reverend Patrick Monogue was appointed the first Bishop of the Diocese of Sacramento by Pope Leo XIII. CLRS was formed to provide assistance...
This small collections consists of the Catholic Youth Organization's Annual Reports for 1963, 1964 and 1966, 2 copies of the CYO's Neighborhood Day Camp Staff Manual, the 1974 Staff Manual appendix, and an administrative document outlining the mission, purpose, and...
Personal snapshot photograph albums documenting various events and activities pertaining to Cade's life in Berkeley and beyond. Subjects include activities associated with the 2011 exhibit Lesbians seeing lesbians, held at the Leslie/Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, New York,...
Archive of photographic negatives, work prints, project files, exhibition prints, and personal papers of San Francisco Bay Area photographer Cathy Cade. Cade's work documents lesbian and gay life, particularly in Oakland, Berkeley, and San Francisco, chiefly in the 1970s, 1980s,...
Photographs chiefly documenting social and political activity of women and lesbians in the San Francisco Bay Area, including such subjects as the Gay Pride Parade (Gay and Lesbian Freedom Day) in San Francisco; various demonstrations pertaining to gay rights, women's...
This collection contains administrative documents and photographs from various MIS Veteran clubs throughout the United States, but mainly from Southern California. It is mainly paper documents but there are also some photographs, books, DVD's, and VHS tapes. Most of the...
Family, business and political correspondence, including transcripts of 10 additional letters received by A.P. Catlin.
Business papers, correspondence, legal papers, Natomas Company papers, scrapbooks....
A collection of material related to Amos Parmalee Catlin, American miner, lawyer, and politician.
A collection of material related to the life and work of Amos Parmalee Catlin, American lawyer and politician.
The George Catlin collection consists of roughly 252 unbound illustrations of Indians in both North and South America, by artist George Catlin, and other items all related to Catlin’s unpublished manuscript The North Americans in the Middle of the Nineteenth...
The Cator Papers are largely the correspondence received by Vincent Cator at the time of his involvement in the People's Party and afterwards, 1883-1915. Included in the collection are 16 letters written by Cator on various political subjects from 1894-1915....
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to aspects of Russian imperial and military history, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and Russian émigrés in China and elsewhere.
Cattle brand samples on leather; earmark samples on leather. (Updated inventorying shows the earliest brand samples are circa 1836, 1838, and 1841. Also numerous undated items. December, 2011). English and Spanish. See also GC1339 Brands and Counterbrands Collection ([1835] -...
The Catton family papers consist mainly of travel letters, diaries, and scrapbooks kept by Margaret Mary Louise Catton (1882-1971), a medical social worker in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Bound with: Horace in english verse.
Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, studies, and printed matter related to the World Bank and its effect on the economies of developing countries. Used as research material for the book by C. Caufield, (New York, 1996).
John Walton Caughey (1902-1995) was a UCLA professor of history (1930) specializing in Los Angeles, California, the West, and issues arising from McCarthy era. In 1949, he began to fight against the University of California loyalty oath. The collection consists...
A professor of History at UCLA, John Walton Caughey wrote extensively on the history of California and the United States. He was a representative on the State Superintendent's "Committee of Sociologists," an advisory committee on school segregation at UCLA, and...
Letters from Latin American writers and poets directed to Carlotta Caulfield as editor of El Gato Tuerto.
Causa Justa / Just Cause (CJJC) is a membership based organization committed to organizing Bay Area tenants to advocate for fair housing as a basic human right, to fight against community displacement, and to mobilize for policies that produce social...
Society newsletters and magazines, rail excursion flyers, excursion photographs, news clippings, announcements, time tables, ticket stubs, map, etc.
Journal of a New Yorker who travelled around the United States and spent three weeks in San Francisco
The Robert A. Cavallero papers include 29 photographs of U.S. Navy seamen training at the U.S. Naval Training Station in Great Lakes, Illinois in 1942-1943. The papers include 22 photographs of U.S. Navy cadets posing with their commanding officer, Robert...
Cary Cavalli was active in the Imperial Court and the Orthodox Episcopal Church of God in Oakland. He died of AIDS October 27, 1988. The collection includes snapshots; photocopies of the contents of a photo album; a poem he wrote...
Study and speech transcript, relating to political and economic conditions in Argentina.
James H. Cavanaugh served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health and Science Affairs-Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) and the Associate Director for the Domestic Council. This file group is reflective of Cavanaugh’s responsibilities as a staff member in the...
This collection contains 45 items related to John M. Cavarly (1832-1895), a ship's captain, who worked for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, from 1864 to 1890. Documents include some correspondence, scrapbooks, and ship's log. As well, the collection also includes...
Summary: First draft, revised first draft, and second draft of Dr. Stone's manuscript, The Cave and the Mountain ... Includes manuscript corrections, editing of the second draft, the editor's copy of the manuscript and the galleys....
Includes march from Mexico to California (1848) as Lieutenant, 1st U.S. Dragoons, under the command of Major L.P. Graham, and an expedition from San Diego to the Colorado River (1849) Two sketch maps pasted in.
This collection primarily consists of Jim Cavener's reviews of theater, artists and art exhibits, music, and community news and events of the Greater San Bernandino Area from 1987-1997. Clippings from , , and as well as performing arts clippings comprise...
Twenty-one pages consisting of hand-drawn illustrations of caves and petroglyphs of California. Illustrations also includes site maps, images of cave interiors, and drawings of the rock art....
The collection consists almost exclusively of script material, for both produced and unproduced films, and playscripts. The script material includes drafts, outlines, and treatments. Of interest is a handwritten treatment for GOING MY WAY. There are congratulatory letters related to...
Miscellaneous papers relating to the budget and pay record of the arsenal, and to various naval service records.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, documents, and ephemera of the Cawston Ostrich Farm of Southern California chiefly reflecting financial, business, and legal affairs of the company and one of its owners, the Vatcher Family, as well as the ostrich feather...
Caxton Club correspondence, BANC MSS 2011/265, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Publishing files for two books: 1) Sir Frederic Kenyon's 1927, and 2) Cyril Davenport's 1929. Both include correspondence from Bruce Rogers, book designer....
Title supplied by cataloger.
Father and son discuss their background, working family land in the Napa Valley; purchase of Liberty School property, 1943; Caymus Vineyards, from the point of view of two generations of management: building a winery, equipment, cooperage, marketing and distribution, grape...
The Grant D. Caywood papers document the architectural and military career of prominent Sacramento resident Grant D. Caywood. Material dates from 1940 to 1998 with the bulk from circa 1950-1980. In 1953, Caywood started Caywood & Associates, an architectural business...
The Joann Cohn Cazden Collection contains letters from Gary Snyder (1930-) to the then Joann Cohn (b. ca. 1930-), Snyder's poems and journal entries, and a small number of photographs and clippings. The collection spans the years 1945 to 1965,...
Relates to the condition of French prisoners in German prison camps during World War II. Includes illustrations and reproductions of documents.
Letters concern his experiences mining in the area.
Correspondence, invitations, programs, news clippings and other materials documenting Hutchison's tenure as mayor of Berkeley, California.
Photographs relating to Hutchison's tenure as mayor of Berkeley, California. Includes publicity photos of community events, ground breakings, etc. Some accompanied by text.
This collection contains pilot versions of four life-skills curriculum projects developed in California in the 1970s. The projects are Asian Project/ESL: a new approach for the 21st century; Integrated Competency-Based Bilingual Vocational English as a Second Language (ICB-VESL); Basic Reading...
Relates to the international crisis over Czechoslovakia and Munich agreement, September 24-30, 1938.
The collection consists of music manuscripts, books, printed music, sound recordings and business papers relating to CBS productions. Also included are logs, music manuscripts, books, and printed music related to four types of CBS productions: features films, television series, television...
Contains research notebooks, correspondence, newspaper clippings, photocopies of plats (1869 and 1878), and genealogical information concerning the history of the Rancho Jurupa and Robidoux family in California. Also contains a small number of unrelated published articles by Baker.
Advertisement circular for Prof. C. C. Bennett, of New York City, practitioner of psychic healing force, typesigned "Calvin Cooper Bennett", with testimonials from witnesses of his "operations in electrical psychology" and the therapeutic use of electricity in a "transcendent practice...
Views of various gasoline stations that were part of C.C. Julian's Julian Petroleum Company chain. Locations are identified on the verso of each photograph. One enlarged copy photograph depicts a long line of Julian tanker trucks.
The CCNMA: Latino Journalists of California records comprise the organizational records of the non-profit, professional organization currently known as CCNMA: Latino Journalists of California. CCNMA, formerly known as the California Chicano News Media Association, promotes diversity in news media by...
The collection includes records of twelve years of communication of the Adult Education Office of the California Department of Education with local agencies that provide adult education services. It includes email alerts, news digests, meeting agendas, minutes, and handouts, and...
The California Department of Education (CDE) supports the adult education programs of over 350 public schools in the state. In addition to state (apportionment) funding, California adult education is supported by federal funds which are allocated based on census data....
A collection of documents, copies and originals, from Mexico and Spain, relating to the mendicant orders in New Spain and primarily to the Franciscan Provincia del Santo Evangelio in the 16th century. Somewhat arbitrarily divided into 24 items, most of...
Printed form filled in.
Wine labels, price lists, menus, advertising brochures, and clippings relating to wine from throughout the world, with an emphasis on Eastern Europe. Regional wine maps and labels, arranged by country, are excellent graphic resources. Subject files include materials on corkscrews,...
Lou Ceci photographs of the 1987 March on Washington, including images of the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.
Collection consists primarily of photographic research for Cecil B. De Mille motion picture productions (1956), (1949), and (1947). Includes photographic reproductions from books and magazines for period costumes, objects, architecture, and ephemera, proof sheets, negatives, and transparencies. Also contains photostats...
Record of experiences of an Australian soldier in Egypt and France during the first World War.
One letter (ALS) from unidentified author to Wilson re change in careers and other personal matters. [London], 24 Sept. 1928. Found in unsorted SC.
Collection consists of two feasibility study reports, 1990 and 1991, by The Architects collaborative Inc., which include architectural drawings and photographic illustrations; and a 1991 report on the site exploration and testing work prepared by Forell/Elsesser Engineers, Inc.
Report on the 1919 library structure prepared for the Historic American Buildings Survey, HABS number CA-2613....
Photographs by David G. De Vries to accompany the HABS report on the 1919 library structure, HABS number CA-2613.
Negatives and color photographic prints of furniture and art inside Green Library. Likely taken as inventory of items after Loma Prieta Earthquake in 1989....
One holograph poem, "Flight of the Children," from Porphyry's Journey (1951). Laid in Hemley's Seas and Seasons. Alpha list.
Photographs transferred to the Pictorial Collections of the Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1978.030--POR).
Three letters from Cecil Trevithick to Arthur Carol Alvarez and 1 from Alvarez to Trevithcik, the fifth from Alvarez to J.K. Piggott Co. Two envelopes and dealer's summary also included. Trevithick writes about his fascination with the just-completed Golden Gate...
Contains typescript reviews of the exposition by assorted writers; correspondence on marketing and logistics; a report from the Philippine Board; correspondence, reports, ephemera, etc.
Manuscript copies of Spanish royal decrees, Mexican vice-regal orders, papal briefs, reports, official correspondence, etc., with one original letter (Viceroy Iturrigaray to the Intendant of Guadalajara, June 30, 1803). Materials concern regulations on various matters, such as: marriages, property transactions,...
Correspondence, writings, notes, memoranda, radio broadcast transcripts and working materials, and printed matter, relating to Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe broadcasting to Lithuania, Lithuanian history, political and social conditions in Lithuania, and Lithuanian émigré affairs.
Class papers for Art Appreciation regarding selected private art collections in California, Stanford University, Spring 1938.
Program honoring Stanford University's president Gerhard Casper; persons interviewed include Margaret J. Kimball (University Archivist), Condoleezza Rice (former provost), Provost John Hennessy, Robert Kinnally (Dean of Admissions), Prof. John Etchemendy, David Neuman (University Architect), Thomas Seligman (Director of the Cantor...
Dramatic presentation of the words of King and several of his contemporaries, based upon the play PASSAGES OF MARTIN LUTHER KING by Clayborne Carson. Readers include Gerhard Casper as John F. Kennedy, Condoleezza Rice as Coretta Scott King, Tom Massey...
Early executive committee minutes, performance budgets, programs, flyers, press kits, photographs, correspondence, and newspaper clippings, including reviews, documenting the activities of the Celebration Theatre, 1982-2006. The collection consists of materials from the collections of Jim Kepner, the first Vice Chairman,...
Magazine clippings, 1930s - 1940s; cardboard stand-up.
Contains 136 letters, dated 1852 to 1897, to Celestin Hyacinthe Adnet's mother and family in France. The first is written from Le Havre, the second aboard the Magellan, and the remainder from California gold field towns, including Happy Valley, San...
The collection consists of a scrapbook for various organizational activities (Young Judaeans and Junior Hadassah), containing magazine pictures, in addition to clippings about Palestine during the 1920s and programs for dramatic productions and festival celebrations. It also contains articles that...
(1835-1894). One short, signed holograph poem by American poet and story writer Celia Thaxter, 1883. Alpha list.
The CELILO (built 1915; steam schooner) logbooks is comprised of three logbooks belonging to the mate, engineer, and pilot house. Each logbook records voyages during 1920, 1931-1932. The collection has been processed to the collection level and is open to...
The CELILO (built 1915; steam schooner) logbooks (SAFR 14312, HDC 104) is comprised of two logbooks belonging to the mate and pilot house. Each logbook records voyages from 1920-1921 and 1938. The collection has been processed to the collection level...
Correspondence and clippings, relating to Latvian émigré politics.
J.M. Andrade (with his bookplate); H.H. Bancroft.
Deed for cemetery plot for the Sacramento Spiritualists Union in the Pioneer Burial Grounds at the City Cemetery of Sacramento, with notary seal and embossed seal of the Society of California Pioneers.
Contains four color photographs of ironworkers from Locals 337 and 378 on construction projects in San Francisco and Pacifica, including the rebuilding of 835 Market Street and the Devil's Slide bridge and tunnel.
Reports issued by the Berkeley Planning Department and summaries from U. S. Census rolls
Reel 1. Butte - El Dorado Counties; Reel 2. El Dorado - Placer Counties (Klamath filmed after Mariposa); Reel 3. Placer - San Francisco Counties; Reel 4. San Francisco - San Joaquin Counties; Reel 5. San Joaquin - Tulare Counties;...
Census schedules for deaths, 1850-1880; productions of agriculture, 1850-1880; products of industry, 1850-1870; social statistics, 1850-1870; special schedules for manufacturers, 1879/1880; and schedules for defective, dependent and delinquent classes, 1880.
Planning and publicity files, correspondence, and memorabilia from the centennial year.
Exhibit shown at various University of California campuses in 1968
The Centennial High School Collection (1955-2016; undated) contains four boxes and 3.75 linear feet of material generated by or related to Centennial High School, located in Compton, CA. A majority of this collection contains copies of "War Cry" Centennial High...
This collection represents the work of Walton Bean, professor of history, to collect material for a history of the University for the Centennial of the institution in 1968. Bean apparently proposed this project to President Sproul as early as 1950...
Set of ten printed cards, mainly engravings of buildings, celebrating the 1876 Exhibition in Philadelphia, produced by M. Burt, Cleveland, Ohio. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Printed card with engravings of the 1876 Philadelphia exhibition, distributed by Mills & Co.,Printers & Publishers, Des Moines, Iowa. .01 linear feet (1 folder).
A collection of copies of early maps and pictures of San Francisco, including the Richardson plan and De Haro survey; mounted typed Mss., notes and pamphlets re William A. Richardson and early history of San Francisco; mounted clippings re the...
The California Centennials Commission (CCC) records were created primarily in the years 1948-1950. The collection is divided into five major file series. These series largely retain their original file group titles. Oversized documents and photographs have been transferred to separate...
The Gay Center for Social Services (GCSS), a.k.a. The Center, is a non-profit organization created with the intent to meet the needs of the LGBT community in San Diego. The Center was founded in 1972 by Bernard Michaels, Thom Carey,...
The Center for Ethics and Social Policy was founded in 1974 as a program unit of the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. Faculty involved in this area from both the GTU and the University of California at Berkeley founded...
What became the Office for Programs in Comparative Religion Collection began in 1976 with a National Endowment of the Humanities grant to develop a curriculem that focused on a phenomenological approach to religion. With this area established at Gradute Theological...
Consists of a small amount of organizational records, including mission statements, annual reports, board meeting minutes, correspondence, funding proposals, press clippings, and publications and other printed materials from programs and events.
Administrative records of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences include executive director's correspondence, Board of Directors meeting minutes and agendas, financial records, reports, grant files, statistical information on Center fellows, and other records.
The records of the UCSD Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences (CASS) include materials related to the administrative functions, research proposals, and projects of CASS, as well as the records of the High Energy Astronomy Group (HEAG).
This collection consists of correspondence, board meeting and conference minutes, publicity materials, and budget and funding proposals for the English Short Title Catalog, a database for bibliographic record of surviving copies of letterpress produced in Great Britain from 1473-1800. The...
This collection contains items from the Center for Black Cultures, Resources, and Research (CBCRR), including graduation celebration programs and textiles (graduation stoles and COVID-19 pandemic masks).
Meeting program materials, agenda, evaluation responses, reports, manuals, handbooks, correspondence, photographs, and video tapes, relating primarily to a productivity enhancement program to assist Russian entrepreneurs in improving productivity.
Correspondence, reports, directories, lists, pamphlets, serial issues, and circulated material, relating to voluntary associations in the former Soviet Union, exchanges and person-to-person contacts, religion, peace movements, human rights, and promotion of democracy and citizenship. Includes many publications collected by the...
The document the establishment, operation, and curriculum of the Center's thirteen-year existence. The collection includes correspondence, reports, power point presentations, student projects, photographs, certificates, awards, seminar handouts, class curricula, real estate research files, and student rosters. The majority of materials...
The records for the Center for Community Service-Learning document community service practices at the University of San Diego between 1985 and 2008. The majority of the records include committee meeting minutes, planning documents, reports, and publicity materials.
Administrative records of the UC Santa Cruz Center for Cultural Studies, including correspondence, event files, grant files, reports, publicity materials and audio recordings....
Reports, studies, conference proceedings, minutes, correspondence, briefing books, press releases, financial records, printed matter, photographs, videotape, sound recordings, and memorabilia, relating to legislative, judicial and electoral processes in newly democratic countries.
This collection documents general activities of the UC Irvine Center for Excellence in Writing and Communication, including events such as the 2012 Writing Center Association Conference and the 2016 Black Lives Matter student writing contest. It includes proposals, conference notes,...
The Center for Feminist Research works with the Gender Studies Program at USC to create research opportunities for the study of women, gender, and feminism. The USC Center for Feminist Research records consists of office files, ephemera, reports, grant applications,...
This collection consists of records from the Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of California, Irvine from 1985 to 1988.
The Center for Health and Technology is a research and education program of UC Davis Health. Records of the Center include vendor proposals and contract files related to the California Telehealth Network and building and financial records for the Center...
The Center for Healthy Aging is a Santa Monica based organization whose main goal is to provide health advice and counselling for senior citizens who might otherwise not be able to afford such care. The Center began in 1976 under...
Papers regarding the controversy between the Free Speech Movement (a coalition of campus student organizations) and the University of California, Berkeley administration in 1964-1965 after the administration's extension of rules banning political advocacy on campus to include tables set up...
Manuals, newsletters, legal briefs, and affidavits, relating to the status of civil liberties in Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union, the incidence of antisemitism, and proposals for promoting due process of law in those countries.
Mostly contains reports, fliers, articles, and other material regarding the University of California, Riverside Center for Ideas and Society, which focuses on addressing the current and future needs in humanities in the University of California and beyond. Mostly contains annual...
First impressions of Berkeley and the Center for Independent Living; Deaf Services Advisory Committee; integrating the deaf community into the Center for Independent Living; role of Dale Dahl in the deaf community and the Center for Independent Living; work with...
Prints: photographs documenting activities of and persons associated with the Center for Independent Living of Berkeley, Calif. Includes numerous photographs of CIL staff at work and attending various events including parties, demonstrations and fund-raising efforts. Also includes a small number...
Records of the Center for Independent Living, a Berkeley-based organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for issues related to independent living for the disabled community.
In 1966, the Center for Community Development (CCD) was established at Humboldt State University (HSU) to provide services and outreach to American Indian communities in Indian Country on behalf of the university. The name was changed to the Center for...
Founded in 1995 by Professor Judy Mitoma, the UCLA Center for Intercultural Performance (CIP) hosted several international residencies and cross cultural exchanges such as the Asian Pacific Performance Exchange (APPEX). The Center was established under the umbrella of UCLA’s Department...
Architectural plans for Haring Hall Quadrangle, Beach Lab, Haring Hall Kennels, California Animal Health and Food Safety Lab, and Medical Science 1.
Correspondence, reports, conference papers, draft journal articles, proposals, agenda, and financial records relating to libertarianism.
The collection includes planning papers, collection development records, correspondence, fundraising records, publications, fliers, brochures, annual and monthly reports, budgets, expense records, facilities files, purchase orders, travel records, personnel files, speeches, project files, outreach files, and general office files. Materials are...
The work of the Center for Responsible Tourism was for the most part to educate and inform First World, especially North American, people to be sensitive to how tourism can have a negative impact on the visited country environmentally and...
This collection consists of records from the Retirees Association and Emeriti Association at the University of California, Irvine, from 1985-1996.
The Center for Sex and Culture was a San Francisco non-profit organization dedicated to providing judgment-free education, cultural events, and resources related to topics across the sexual and gender spectrum; and to supporting research and dissemination of factual information about...
Collection includes material previously housed at the Center for Sex and Culture in San Francisco, CA. Material includes records from various groups, photographs, and published material.
Includes records & publications from the Center for South Pacific Studies.
Tapes of staff meetings and related material pertaining to the La Jolla center, home of the Carl Rogers Memorial Library, and advocates of client-centered psychotherapy and the person-centered approach Interviewer: [?], 1991. Interviewee(s): Nel Candel's name on at least one...
This collection contains the official publications of the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory at the University of California, Irvine. Included are annual reports, brochures, flyers, invitations, memoranda, programs, and videocassettes.
The collection was packed in boxes and shipped to the GTU by staff at the Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence staff when its office moved in 1995. The collection follows the original order of the Center....
The collection mainly contains post-1961 administrative files which the Center had microfilmed, then shipped to Princeton University, and which subsequently were transferred from Princeton University to UCSB in 1999.
Records of the internationally renowned Santa Barbara-based think tank, emphasizing issues such as education, freedom of the press, international relations, public policy, religion, and science and technology in modern society. Included are materials relating to CSDI leaders such as Robert...
This guide is a supplement to a much larger finding aid to the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (CSDI) Collection, Mss 18.
Seminar in Athens, 1961, assembled by Carolyn Wack. Alpha list.
The collection consists of ninety-five cartons of prisoner case files, acquired by the UC Berkeley Law School's Center for the Study of Law and Society from the California Department of Corrections in 1978-1979 and transferred to The Bancroft Library in...
The collection of the Center for the Study of Political Graphics (CSPG) contains over 90,000 domestic and international political posters and prints relating to historical and contemporary movements for social change. The finding aid represents the collection in its...
Writings, correspondence, memoranda, schedules, legal and financial records, printed matter, sound recordings, and video tape, relating to conservatism and the mass media in the United States. Includes papers of David Horowitz, founder and president of the Center.
The collection contains the administrative and programmatic files of the Center for Women's Studies and Services (CWSS)....
Correspondence, financial and other business papers of prominent San Jose attorney Hugh Stuart Center (1905-1977) and some extended family.
A collection of material related to the personal and professional life of John Center, San Francisco businessman and civic leader.
Miniature clay model of a Chinese wedding procession.
(In process) The collection consists of materials pertaining to theater productions at the Mark Taper Forum, the Ahmanson Theatre and the Kirk Douglas Theatre and assorted Center Theatre Group business papers pertaining to the various programs offered by the organization....
This collection contains correspondence and personal narratives from Tom L. Center to his family during the Vietnam War, as well as one letter to him from his mother. Included in the corrspondence are five audio tapes.
This collection documents the history of the Center for the Study of New Religious Movements from 1977-1983.
The Center was founded in 1970 as the Office of Women's Affairs by women who recognized "that seminary women at the GTU schools needed a channel, an advocate, an office through which to express their needs and concerns." The name...
Electronic bulletins, serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in the Central African Republic.
Relates to political conditions in Central America, the influence of the Sandinista government of Nicaragua in the region, and American foreign policy regarding Central America. Features presentation by Colonel Lawrence L. Tracy. Produced by Americans for Democracy in Latin America.
This collection contains subject files and publications related to the Central American crisis from the 1970s through the 1980s that were collected for the Central America Research Institute (CARIN), an independent organization in Berkeley, CA. There are materials on countries...
The collection contains materials related to labor struggles in Central America, and solidarity between trade unionists in the United States and Central America. These are not the organizational records of the Central American Labor Defense Network, but they do document...
This collection was created during the semester of spring 2017, through the Cal State LA Special Collections & Archives internship of Gladys Garcia. The collection was created based on publications and materials related to Central American Solidarity Networks in Los...
Reports and minutes of meetings relating to planning post-war reconstruction.
Views of Central Pacific Railroad freight and passenger trains in Cape Horn [Placer County?] Calif.; a Southern Pacific Railroad snow plow and shed; construction of trestles and the Emigrant Gap Tunnel, etc. Some views are from the Colfax area.
Miscellaneous financial documents from the Central California Railway.
Financial records of the Central California Traction Company.
The Central Christian Church of Los Angeles records consists of founding doccuments, correspondence, financial records, membership lists, photographs, and meeting minutes documenting the history of the church from its founding in 1886 to 1956. The Central Christian Church of Los...
The Central Coast Farm Labor Organizing Collection contains materials relating to migrant farm workers on the Central Coast of California, including oral histories, reports, correspondence, strike ephemera, and secondary sources. Photographs taken by Manuel Echavarria documenting the United Farm Worker...
Printed publications and ephemera related to California Nuclear Power Plants and environmental activism.
Documents related to the development and activities of the Central Coast Queer Archive Project. Includes photographs and personal statements used for an interactive exhibit during Central Coast Pride 2017.
Three scrapbooks of clippings and programs pertaining to the Central Contra Costa County Youth Concerts.
The collection consists of prescription receipts, photographs, a prescription recipe book, and a customer prescription book....
This collection contains documents related to the Central Federal Savings and Loan Association. Records include administrative papers; loan, insurance, and property appraisal paperwork; newsletters and publications; and scrapbooks.
Records generated within the organizational divisions of Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park ranging from 1935-2001.
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Collection consist of four bound hotel registers for the Central Hotel in Monterey. (The first two registers have hard covers; the last two have had the covers removed.) The registers are records of hotel guests for the time periods: July...
The records of the Central Labor Council of Alameda County (CLCAC) primarily reflect the activity of the Council, in all of its roles, during the tenure of its secretary-treasurers, Robert S. Ash (1943-1967), and for a shorter period, Richard K....
This collection consists of photographs of the San Francisco Ferry Building dated 1919, photographs of the Northwest Territories and a Columbia River fish salting plant evidently from the early 1900s, and prints of 1850s paintings of San Francisco. The material...
Logbook of the captain of the Central Pacific ferryboat "El Capitan".
Miscellaneous correspondence, ephemera and papers of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, including one group of letters and reports related to the question of refunding Central Pacific Railroad Company debt....
Correspondence, ephemera, reports
Primarily consists of waybills.
Collection includes views of individual Central Pacific locomotives, and scenes along the Central Pacific route up the west side of the Sierra Nevada.
Two bound ledgers containing entries for Central Pacific Railroad Company employees receiving medical treatment at the company-owned hospital or by company doctors. The hospital admittance ledger (181 double pages, 58 x 44 cm) contains entries for approximately 2,700 railroad employees...
One printed map, "Sketch of Capt. Gunnison's Route to Sept. 20th, 1853. "Senate Ex: Doc: No. 29. 1 Sess 33 Cong." Probably removed from Gunnison and Beckwith .... Oversize boxed.
The scenic photographs in this album include views with Central Pacific locomotives, trains, the right of way, and towns between Colfax and Donner Summit, California.
Legal Documents relating to lawsuits resulting from Central Pacific Railroad stock manipulation. Attorney Alfed A. Cohen appears to have played a major role in these cases, and likely owned these documents. Individual stockholders in these cases received reduced or no...
List of material shipped from San Francisco, California to Carson City, Nevada via Central Pacific Railroad on Aug. 10 and Aug. 13, 1878.
The Central Pacific Railroad Records include documents generated by Central Pacific, a railroad chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1862 to build a railroad eastward from Sacramento, California, to complete the western part of the "First Transcontinental Railroad" in North...
These records capture a large proportion of the most important, top-level incoming correspondence of the first three decades of UCI's history. The collection contains correspondence, departmental memos, meeting minutes, financial statements, statistical analyses, reports, program development plans, building development plans,...
Title devised by cataloger.
Views of various fields and orchards in unidentified farming locations of California's Central Valley. Some crops appear to be untrellised vines. Some views depict an unidentified man posing among crops.
The collection contains photographs, scrapbooks, flyers, newspaper clippings, various ephemera, as well as textiles and other memorabilia from the Camp Fire and Blue Birds groups in the Central Valley.
The California Central Valleys Flood Control Association (CCVFCA) records consist of 17 cubic feet of records and 18 maps created and collected by the CCVFCA, its predecessor, related committees, and affiliated groups. The records are arranged into 24 series. The...
Bulletins, leaflets, pamphlets, correspondence, and petitions, mostly issued by the Centralia Publicity Committee, relating to the efforts of the committee to secure the release of members of the Industrial Workers of the World imprisoned as a result of the Centralia,...
Correspondence, reports, and bulletins, relating to Polish refugee education in Germany.
Excerpts from Volumes 66, 67, and 69 (new numbering) of the Muñoz Collection, Academia Real de la Historia, Madrid. These are transcripts and summaries of letters and documents addressed chiefly to Emperor Charles I of Spain or to the Council...
The records of the Centro de Acción Social Autónomo-Hermandad General de Trabajadores (CASA-HGT) document in large part the organization's ten-year transition from a service center designed to aid its members in obtaining legal aid and social services to a Marxist-Leninist...
Relates to the Venezuelan and world economies, and to principles of laissez-faire economics and concepts of liberty.
Serial issues, books, and pamphlets, issued by anarchist, socialist, communist and other left-wing organizations, relating to political and cultural conditions in Argentina. Includes Reels 1-46, 50-94 and 97-151.
Adjustable cardboard wheel, showing days of the week for dates rom 1800-1899, along with lists of presidential electors (38 states at the time), and list of presidents of the U.S., ca. 1881.
The Century Experiement, a project of the UC Davis Agricultural Sustainability Institute, is a 100-year study measuring long-term impacts of crop rotation, farming systems, and inputs of water and nutrients on agricultural sustainability. The experiment is based at the Russell...
Century Freeway, officially named the I-105 Glenn M. Anderson (Century) Freeway Transitway, extends for 17.3 miles in a west-east direction, from Sepulveda Blvd near the Los Angeles International Airport to the I-605 Freeway. The freeway traverses nine cities in the...
Century Freeway, officially named the I-105 Glenn M. Anderson (Century) Freeway Transitway, extends for 17.3 miles in a west-east direction, from Sepulveda Blvd near the Los Angeles International Airport to the I-605 Freeway. The freeway traverses nine cities in the...
This collection consists mainly of letters written by various contributors to the editors of The Century magazine between 1885 and 1914. The collection also contains numerous editorial memorandums and notes written by Richard Watson Gilder to his editorial assistants chiefly...
Louis Foppiano discusses farming in the Healdsburg area; early wineries; Prohibition and Depression eras; Sonoma County Grape Growers Association; Foppiano Vineyards. Includes reminiscences of Della Foppiano.
Volume includes index.
The collection comprises 18 albumen photographs of Indonesian Buddhist temples at Borobudur and Prambanam by Kassian Cephas.
Contains two handwritten letters (one on the letterhead of the Arizona Milling and Mining Co.), one printed stockholders update for Cerbat mining operations in Arizona, and one printed booklet (8 pages; typesigned: Wm. Calver) titled, "Description of the Mines of...
Correspondence, writings, reports, instructions, and memoranda, relating to American commercial and foreign policy. Includes the Ph.D. dissertation of J. Cerf, Blue Shirts and Red Banners (1957), relating to the East German communist youth organization, Freie deutsche Jugend.
Collection consists of the personal library of Luis Cernuda....
v. 1: portfolio containing accounts, 1916-1920; correspondence; record of explosives issued, Nov. 1918; and employee forms. v. 2: check stubs, 1915-1916.
The Cerro Portezuelo Archives is a result of excavations conducted by George Brainerd in 1954 and 1955 and by H. B. Nicholson in 1957. The site is located near the ancient shores of Lake Texcoco in Central Mexico (now Mexico...
One Italian document, birth certificate, Diocesi di Vicenza, Provincia di Padova, 1943, along with one letter (ALS, in Italian) , 1922, and one undated handwritten note (in Italian). Laid in Giovanni La Cecilia, Storie Segrete Delle Famiglie Reali (Main D...
Certificate of Competency for John Binnie (SAFR 17111, HDC 236) is dated 1869. Binnie was at one time, Master of the BALCLUTHA. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Printed certificate of non-liability to the draft issued by the Board of Enrollment dated at Troy, Pennsylvania and signed by C. M. Monuler, Provost Marshal and President of Board of Enrollment, M. C. Grier, member of Board of Enrollment, and...
Certificate sent from Adjutant-General's Office, State of California to Captain O. D. Peck in Taylorsville, California. The certificate states that Captain O. D. Peck of the County of Plumas, State of California has made H. Lamott Jr. his true and...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Part of a collection of certificates, diplomas, and similar documents, primarily from California.
Contains printed or engraved forms filled in, from the Mechanics Institute of San Francisco, the Geographical Society of the Pacific, and the World's Columbian Commission; and a photographic reproduction of a certificate from San Francisco business groups to President Porfirio...
Each item catalogued individually. Search under title: Certificates, diplomas, etc.
With signatures of sheriffs James R. Barton, David W. Alexander and William R. Rowland.
Signed by governors George C. Pardee and Hiram W. Johnson.
Certificates of Inspection (SAFR 17566, HDC 378) consists of nine certificates for eight steam vessels: WASHINGTON (steamer), SEA FOX (tug), NANN SMITH (steamer), GEORGE W. ELDER (steamer), ST. DAVID (barge), PHOENIX (tug), SOUTH BAY (steamer), TAHATI (steamer) (two certificates). The...
Certificate of nativity for Yip See, dated Oct. 2, 1897, includes portrait. Affidavits, with portraits, for identity and nativity for Chuey Hamilton, a son, to facilitate his re-entry into the U.S. following a trip to China, signed by R.L. Carter,...
Collection consists of 17 certificates of residence for Chinese laborers in California, dated from 1894 to 1897. Each certificate includes the laborer's name, local residence, and occupation; information about his height, eye color, complexion, and physical marks or peculiarities; and...
Original certificates of residence issued by the U.S. government in 1894 to Chinese laborers under the provisions of the Act of May 5, 1892 (the Geary Act), allowing them to remain and work in the United States.
Certificates of Sale on Foreclosures and Executions consists of two disbound volumes of indexes and 16 disbound volumes of recorded documents chronicling the participants and circumstances regarding the sale of real property due to foreclosure. Each record consists of several...
Certificates of Tax Sales to State of California comprise of ledgers and receipts that document the sale of real property as ordered by the court to recover overdue property taxes, under Section 3778 of the Political Code, which no longer...
Certificates of title for property in San Jose, California, BANC MSS 67/119 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Three certificates tied together with green and red ribbons, each with a pasted-on seal. The first certificate, dated July 30th, from the United States Department of State, is signed by William H. Seward, Secretary of State of the United States,...
For brands of Juana María Machado, Tomasa L. de Argüello and José de Garcia Colima. Drawings of the brands and marks included.
Certified copy of the great register of Monterey county, 1894
Title supplied by cataloger.
Photographs, mainly depicting social conditions in Afghanistan; and a printed report, relating to Arabian American Oil Company operations in Saudi Arabia.
This collection contains one photograph album featuring images of the Cesena family and their friends. A majority of the photographs consists of portraits of the family; images of friends the Cortez and Marquez families; images featuring orchards and farms; images...
Relates to conditions in Romanian prisons and forced labor camps.
Statutes, memoranda, correspondence, bulletins, and printed matter, relating to efforts to secure political rehabilitation of certain members of the resistance movement in German-occupied Czechoslovakia during World War II.
About 200 black and white snapshots (with a few cyanotypes and black and white picture postcards), apparently taken by an American serviceman on board ship - the Buford - to Manila (Philippines) via Gibraltar, Malta, Suez Canal, Aden (now Yemen),...
51 black-and-white photos, mostly of locales and scenes in Egypt and Ceylon (present day Sri Lanka).
Photograph album of Walter C. Hansell, 1937, containing 100+ black/white snapshots and some picture postcards, all with captions. Included are ship-board views taken on the voyage from England to Ceylon [Sri Lanka], shots of Gibraltar, Port Said, the Suez Canal,...
Consists chiefly of ledgers concerning C.G. Celio & Sons', including accounts payable, accounts receivable, and payroll, ca. 1913-1942. Volumes record names of customers and suppliers (mostly from El Dorado County, but also many from the San Francisco Bay Area), amount...
Scrapbook of C.G. (Charles) St. Clair contains personal ephemera and newspaper clippings pertaining to St. Clair's experience as a music teacher, organist, and performer. Includes handbills, programs, playbills, advertisements, a promotional card that includes St. Clair's portrait; a few manuscripts,...
Archive of correspondence from Hornby to Peirce, consisting of autograph letters, typescript letters, and a variety of receipts from the Ashendene Press. Much of the correspondence concerns copies of Ashendene Press books being purchased, or considered for purchase, by Peirce.
Newsclippings regarding agriculture, weather, irrigation, water rights, agricultural shipping (1880s-1890s).
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Consists of family documents and business documents. Family documents include genealogical information, the family Bible, marriage certificate, account books, and news clippings. Business documents for Vallejo Water Company, Contra Costa Water Company, and Chabot Water Company, include correspondence concerning Mare...
Studio portraits of Josephine, Mrs. Remi, Etta, Claire May, and other Chabot family members.
Slide used as image in presentations (1969-) by P.G. Chace & B. Evans. Research using this material recently published as "Celestial Sojourners in the High Sierras: The Ethno-Archaeology of Chinese Railroad Workers (1865–1868)," W.S. Hist Arch (2015) 49: 27. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03376955....
Writings and speeches, relating to the problems of Mexican Americans.
Peter R. Chacon, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member from 1971 to 1992, and represented the 79th District. One of the first Latinos elected to the California Legislature, Chacon was one of five founding members of the Chicano Legislative Caucus...
Includes his study, Mariano G. Vallejo's Petaluma Adobe, and guides to the following manuscript collections at Sutter's Fort: John Bidwell, James W. Marshall, John A. Sutter, James F. Reed, P.B. Reading and Joseph B. Chaffee.
Letters, reports, pamphlets, photographs, clippings, and memorabilia related to the Commission for Relief in Belgium.
Gerald D. Chadderdon was born on October 9, 1922 in Friendship, New York but grew up in Olean, NY. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force as a cadet in 1942 and did basic training at Allegheny College, Meadville,...
Electronic bulletins, communiques, pamphlets, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Chad, and especially to the armed struggle led by the Front de Liberation Nationale du Tchad.
Consists of photographs of contract engineering projects in California and the West, including bridges, railway lines, trestles, a dam, and the Parkside Realty Company development in San Francisco. Includes images of Colfax (Placer County), Blue Canyon (Placer County), Kiernan (Nevada),...
This collection includes manuscript and typescript pages of poems, plays and stories by Chadwick. Also included are digital publicity photographs and copies of theater reviews from Chadwick's theater days in South Africa.
Letters, brief handwritten notes and other manuscripts collected for their autographs by notable Americans and Europeans including government and military officials; writers and scholars; and actors. Manuscript of Heinrich Heine. ca. 1850-1926.
Photographs. Mostly hand-colored carte-de-visite photos of people wearing 19th folk costumes. Many are by Julius Hahn of Hamburg, Germany. There are also unmounted albumen prints of European countries, Egypt and India, apparently acquired by the Chadwicks during their travels. [undated,...
Correspondence....
This collection consists of a ledger containing the University of Southern California's Chaffey College of Agriculture Board of Trustees minutes from 1891-1904.
This collection consists of a scrapbook related to Chaffey College and the University of Southern California. It includes programs, photographs, clippings, and ephemera.
This collection consists primarily of video recordings on DVD of band performances between 1986 and 2000. The video recordings were produced by Larry Dean, the donor of this collection. Some of the recordings are accompanied by printed materials such as...
Joseph "Dick" Chaiclin was born in Connecticut in 1934, but moved to Ventura in the 1960s. He worked for the county until retiring in 2000. His father Abraham Chaiclin was an electrical and telephone engineer for Western Electric and Bell...
Manuscripts of writings, memoranda, political campaign literature, and clippings, relating to social and economic legislation in France, particularly during the Vichy regime, and to French politics. Includes doctoral thesis of V.-L. Chaigneau, La Charte du Travail : Loi d'Octobre 1941.
Excerpts from speeches and interviews, relating to the life of Chaim Weizmann, Zionist leader and president of Israel, and to the foundation of the Israeli state. Narrated by Abba Eban. Produced and directed by Ram Ben Efraim.
Includes medical lectures, high school and medical school memorabilia. (Diplomas and photographs transferred to certificate and photograph collection, Archives)....
Volume includes index.
Correspondence, diaries, appointment books, speeches and writings, notes, reports, memoranda, oral history transcript, sound recordings, photographs, and printed matter, relating to manpower and budgetary requirements of the U.S. Marine Corps, the Vietnamese Conflict, and U.S. Marine Corps activities during World...
A collection of 66 miscellaneous photographs of railroad-related subjects, with many steam locomotives and several scenes of train wrecks, late-19th to early-20th centuries.
The Paul Chalfin drawing of the James Deering residence Villa Vizcaya consists of one reprographic copy of a bird’s eye perspective of the Miami mansion Villa Vizcaya. It is undated, but probably dates circa 1914 to circa 1923....
The collection consists of articles, brochures, correspondence, maps, news clippings, publications, research notes, reports, etc., compiled by Malca Chall during the course of her career with the Regional Oral History Office (ROHO) of the Bancroft Library, University of California-Berkeley.
Manuals, reports, bulletins, printed matter, and Naval War College student papers, relating to organization, logistics, and operations of the United States Navy, and mobilization of the American economy during World War II.
Comments on family background, growing up and education in Alabama; move to Los Angeles in 1944; integration problems; continuing interest in equal rights; campaign for Los Angeles Southwest Junior College, 1965-69; her campaign for election to Board of Trustees, Los...
Typed lists, with manuscript emendations, containing information related to the exhibition and sale of photographs in his "Salon Prints" collection.
Many California views, including San Francisco, Yosemite, desert views, gold rush towns, Monterrey, etc. Also includes views of Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, the Soutwest (especially New Mexico), and various European lcations.
Stephen Chalmers (1880-1935) was born in Scotland. He became an active member of the Robert Louis Stevenson Memorial Society of Saranac Lake (New York) and wrote many volumes about Robert Louis Stevenson. The collection consists primarily of letters (ca. 1915-1922)to...
Relates to the history of Czechoslovakia as an independent state and to the political situation in Czechoslovakia in 1938.
This is a typed manuscript entitled by Adelaide Chamberlain.
Letters received from German acquaintances, mainly expressing gratitude for relief packages received after World War II. Includes letters received by Park Chamberlain, husband of Elizabeth Chamberlain.
Ernest R. Chamberlain's was a political publicist. He worked for Clifford E. Clinton in his clean-up campaigns against Los Angeles vice and corruption, for Fletcher Bowron's election after the recall of Mayor Frank Shaw in 1938, and worked for Bowron's...
Contains letters written by different members of the Chamberlain family to family back east. Topics include a voyage to Calif. from Boston aboard the ship Hannibal, gold mines, and life in Calif. including education and church.
Writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to world affairs, American politics, economic conditions in the United States, conservative political philosophy, and laissez-faire economics. Most of the material consists of drafts and printed copies of newspaper columns and other writings by...
This collection contains files and materials, including negatives, photographs, multimedia art, correspondence, and manuscripts, relevant to Mark Chamberlain's work documenting Laguna Beach, California, such as The Tell and the Laguna Canyon Project, and BC Space Gallery. Mark Chamberlain was an...
Joint declaration by Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler, Führer of Germany, September 30, 1938, relating to the settlement of the Czechoslovakian crisis reached at the Munich Four-Power Conference. Photocopy.
The Owen Chamberlain Papers, 1941-2006, consist of materials documenting Chamberlain's career as a Professor of Physics at the University of California, Berkeley and researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. There is comparatively little material focused on Chamberlain's own scientific...
The Allen Chamberlin LGBTQ Collection is 21 boxes in size and contains different types of publications such as magazines, newspapers, fliers, and newsletters. Divided into four series, the collection is organized chronologically. Allen Chamberlin had subscriptions with Mom... Guess What!,...
The collection consists of 45 volumes that hold clippings from unsourced motion picture fan magazines, including reviews and miscellaneous pictorial material for more than 2,900 film titles.
A collection of material related to the service of Lewis H. Chamberlin, American Civil War Regimental Adjutant.
This collection contains correspondence, deeds, and business papers of the family of Olympic swimmer Florence Chambers, who lived in San Diego in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
The Robson Chambers papers span 4 linear feet and date from 1946 to 1981. The collection contains correspondence regarding architectural projects and employment at the University of California Santa Barbara, newspaper clippings, greeting cards, Chambers’ business cards, black-and-white photographs shot...
Correspondence, miscellaneous papers and photographs, relating to his interest in ornithology. Included are some records of the Cooper Ornithological Club, 1961-1964.
Dr. Carlson R. Chambliss is a professor emeritus who taught astronomy and is also an active philatelist. This collection consists of postal material issued in Vatican City, including stamps, aerogrammes, and postcards.
Depositions, correspondence, and printed matter, relating primarily to political conditions in France under the government of Marshal Philippe Pétain and Premier Pierre Laval, 1940-1944. Translations of a portion of the documents are published in (Stanford, 1958).
This collection contains the personal papers, written works, and subject files of Helen Chamlee, a botanist at the San Diego Natural History Museum in the 1970s.
The papers of and/or pertaining to the Robillard de Champagné family from the Saintonge in southwestern France and some of their descendants, the Borrowes family. Materials consist of ancestries, baptismal records, correspondence, court documents, financial documents, marriage certificates, notes about...
French art historian and critic (1851-1929). Papers comprise manuscripts, typescripts, newspaper and journal clippings, autograph letters, photographs, and ephemera documenting efforts to promote the decorative arts in France. The bulk of the material concerns international expositions, the founding and growth...
Dale Harbour Champion’s typewritten account of the class of 1949 commencement ceremony and events....
Four letters (in English) and 1 bill pertaining to books purchased from Champion in Paris for the university library.
Seven handwritten letters of the Reuben Champion family. Five letters are written by Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Champion to his sister, Mrs. Paoli Lathrop (née Elizabeth Brewster Champion). Two of the five are addressed from Sacramento, two from California mining towns,...
Gower Champion (1919-1980) was born in Geneva, Illinois. He appeared in Broadway musical reviews and various movies. He produced and directed the Academy Awards show (1969) and choreographed and directed many movies. The collection consists of scripts and related materials...
Highlights of Stanford sports including the 1942 NCAA basketball championship, Rose bowl victories in 1971 and 1972, College World Series titles of 1987 and 1988, and NCAA women's basketball championship in 1990. Individuals featured include Bob Mathias, Bill Walsh, and...
6 certificates in 3 denominations printed in New York.
The Charles Champlin papers span the years 1965-1992 (bulk 1968-1988) and encompass 8 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of clippings and notes for Champlin's articles on entertainment personalities and organizations, such as the Cannes International Film Festival....
Chan Cheong-choo (1904-1994), brother-in-law Wang Jingwei, joined the Chinese Nationalist government in 1931. The collection is composed of an unpublished memoir of Chan Choeng-Choo, written by Chan himself, in English, "Memoirs of a Citizen of Early XX Century China"; a...
Dr. Pedro Chan's collection of early railroading and transcontinental railroad material includes vintage prints, drawings, photographs, tickets and financial records.
The papers of Gordon Luke Chan, a marine biologist who studied intertidal and subtidal marine organisms throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and other regions of the California and Baja California coasts. Included are his research notes, population surveys, published...
Depicts the aftermath of the communist insurrection in Canton, China. Includes captions, and a map showing the communist route of retreat.
Collection of personal papers and photographs of world travels. Collection also has information about the Square and Circle Club of San Francisco.
Notebooks, exams, reading notes, and a draft of his thesis from his graduate studies, 1930-1933; professional and personal correspondence, 1938-1949, including letters pertaining to his immigration status; correspondence, memoranda, and reports pertaining to Stanford administrative and departmental matters, 1935-1982; and...
This collection consists of 82 audio tapes (71 mini-cassettes and 11 cassettes) containing interviews with Cambodian-Americans, conducted by Audrey U. Kim in 1995 and 1996 for the book published by the University of Illinois in 2003. Also included are approximately...
This collection contains scanned surrogates of Chan Troi Moi, a free newspaper published by Vietnamese refugees in Guam, USA. Issues included are from 1 through 86 dated 2 May 1975 to 22 August 1975.
Wilma Chan was elected to the California State Assembly in 2000 and served until 2006. The Wilma Chan Papers consists of 13.5 cubic feet of textual records reflecting Chan's legislative activity during her time as member of the California State...
Childhood in Manhattan, Dartmouth College, A.B., Yale Law School, J.D. 1956; legislative assistant to Senator Irving Ives, 1950-1951; chief law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren, 1958-1959; Marine Corps and Reserve, 1953-1958; marriage to Therese Thau; UC...
The collection consists mainly of correspondence sent from the office of Daniel G. Aldrich during his tenure as chancellor of the University of California, Irvine (1962-1984). It also includes correspondence congratulating Aldrich on his appointment as chancellor (1962-1963), desk calendar...
Daniel G. Aldrich was the founding Chancellor of the University of California, Irvine. The records in this collection document many of the professional activities he engaged in while serving as chancellor, his speeches and involvement with community organizations, and records...
Daniel G. Aldrich was the founding chancellor of the University of California, Irvine. The records in this collection document many of the professional activities he engaged in while serving as chancellor, as well as his speeches and involvement with community...
The Dorothy Chancellor Collection (1885-1985) includes personal, business, and legal papers and correspondence, family photos, books, scrapbooks, artwork, and schoolwork....
This collection is composed of congratulatory letters regarding Gillman's appointment to Chancellor of University of California, Irvine.
This collection comprises records documenting Jack W. Peltason's work as the second chancellor of the University of California, Irvine, a position he held from 1984 to 1992. Included are records relating to Peltason's administrative duties, community involvement, and professional activities,...
This collection comprises the records of Laurel L. Wilkening (1944-2019) during her tenure as the third Chancellor of the University of California, Irvine from 1993-1998. Included are administrative files, agendas, meeting notes, meeting materials, inauguration records, correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, and...
This collection comprises the records of Chancellor Michael V. Drake, who became the fifth Chancellor of the University of California, Irvine on July 1, 2005. Included are subject files, chronological meeting files, photographs and digital media mostly from Drake's first...
Record Series 359 contains the administrative files generated within the Office of the Chancellor at the University of California, Los Angeles between 1936-1959.
Record Series 679 contains the administrative records of Chancellor Albert Carnesale (1997-2006). Records include congratulatory memorabilia and a Seoul National University scrapbook.
Record Series 549 contains the administrative files of UCLA Chancellor Charles E. Young, generated primarily between 1968-1997.
Record Series 653 contains the restricted administrative files of UCLA Chancellor Charles E. Young. Files regard campus administration, instructional units, committees, University Extension, and University-student relations.
Record Series 401 contains the administrative files of Franklin D. Murphy from the period of time during which Murphy served as UCLA Chancellor. Materials in this record series date from 1935-1971 and include correspondence, memorandum, and reports on all aspects...
Office files relating to the physical planning and administration of the University of California, Davis.
This collection comprises the records of Ralph J. Cicerone during his tenure as the fourth Chancellor of UC Irvine, 1998-2005. Included are administrative files, agendas, meeting notes, meeting materials, inauguration congratulations, correspondence, personnel records, development records, and event files from...
Record Series 414 contains the committee records of Katherine LaMotte, generated within the Chancellor's Advisory Committee on the Status of Women.
Record Series 689 contains agendas, minutes, correspondence and reports created by the Chancellor's Council on Diversity, 1987-1996.
Chancellor's Office Collection, Charles Reed Papers consists of a variety of personal and administrative records relating to the California State University System and his role as chancellor (1997-2012). The Chancellor is the administrative head of the system reporting to...
Contains correspondence, legal documents, and reports on Chancey Clark's mining operations in the Eureka Mining District in Yavapai County, Ariz.
This collection consists of the papers of publicist Esme Chandlee (1918-2012). These papers include information on events, awards, and appearances for her clients. Notable clients included Katharine Hepburn, Judy Garland, Elizabeth Taylor, James Stewart, and Spencer Tracy.
Photographs documenting an auto tour in a Chandler, apparently sponsored by the automotive company. Locations include the Sierra Nevada foothills and Sequoia National Park. The Chandler automobile is featured in many views.
Bill Chandler worked with the Community Service Organization in 1960. During this time Mr. Chandler met Cesar Chavez. He subsequently began working full-time with the United Farm Workers in 1965. His activities included organizing people to participate in the strike...
The Carmen Ramos Chandler Collection documents Chandler's term as president of the Los Angeles Newspaper Guild (LANG) and her work at California State University, Northridge during her time as a reporter for the . The material within the collection dates...
Dorothy Buffum Chandler (1901-1997) married Norman Chandler, the son of owner Harry Chandler, in 1922. She was a member of the UC Board of Regents (1954-68), helped restructure the Times-Mirror Corporation (1950s-60s), spearheaded the fundraising drive to establish the Los...
Phonotape sound recordings of reminiscences and interviews with other pilots of the 339th Fighter Squadron, relating to American aerial operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Letters, clippings, and pamphlets relating to Gerald L. K. Smith and antisemitism in the United States. Includes pamphlets and photocopies of two letters by Smith, and microfilm of clippings about Smith assembled by the Anti-defamation League.
Irene Ramos Chandler was an activist, a mother, and the wife of Bill Chandler, who was also an activist. She heavily participated in the United Farm Workers (UFW) and the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee (UFWOC), the precursor to UFW,...
Reports, memoranda, manuals, correspondence, bulletins, appointment books, and printed matter, relating to American educational assistance to Laos and Ethiopia, and to Indochinese refugees in the United States.
The N. A. Chandler Gold Rush Era Letters Collection consists of fifty-four handwritten letters from 1855 to 1872. Fifty-three of these letters are from N. A. Chandler to Jane M. Chandler and one letter is from Jane M. Chandler to...
Philip Edward Chandler (1908- ) worked in nurseries in Los Angeles area, and became a highly respected garden designer. He also taught at Santa Monica College for many years. The collection consists of correspondence, client files, plant lists, teaching and...
Raymond Thornton Chandler (1888-1959) published his first novel, , to great success in 1939 and began writing screenplays in 1944. The collection consists of correspondence, books, photographs, speeches, and literary manuscripts by Raymond Chandler.
This collection contains press clippings, fliers, and other material regarding student activism at the University of California, Riverside and University of California, Berkeley campuses during the 1960s-1970s. Primarily includes student generated fliers on the political and social issues of that...
Relates to American propaganda in Vietnam, 1965-1972. Photocopy.
Mostly subject files of journalist who wrote on religious topics for L.A. Times.
This collection contains the papers of Lydia Catherine Van Hattem Davall Brydges, Duchess of Chandos (1693-1750), and pertains chiefly to her business and financial activities in the six years between the death of her husband James Brydges, 1st Duke of...
Summary: Bound manuscript and typescript of a magazine written in England by a child, G. H. F. Power....
This collection contains three letters written during the Civil War by Private Samuel H. Chaney, who served in Company F of the 43rd Indiana Infantry Regiment, Union Army. Chaney wrote to his wife, Rose Ann [Henderson] Chaney, and to their...
Relates to the Chinese Customs Administration. Photocopy.
This collection consists of certificates, correspondence, ephemera, photographs, printed ephemera, and scrapbooks belonging to the Chang and Ah Tye family.
Correspondence, writings, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Chinese foreign relations with the United States, 1941-1971; Chinese efforts to gain public support in the United States, 1941-1945; Chinese history; and World War II. Includes correspondence of Siang Mei Rosalynde Chang.
Correspondence, writings, recordings and transcripts of interviews, photocopies of government records and other documents, printed matter, audiovisual material, and memorabilia relating to the history of Chinese in the United States, and to aspects of World War II. Includes research material...
The Iris Chang Papers consist primarily of her research materials from her work on with a few files which may have been used for and . The content is broken down according to Chang's own notes. Chang was a meticulous...
Diaries, letters, writings, reports, financial records, instructions, statistics, and printed matter relating to financial and economic conditions in China, economic conditions in Manchuria at the end of World War II, Chinese-Soviet negotiations for the return of Manchuria to Chinese control,...
This collection is comprised of records collected by University of California, Irvine student Paokong Chang documenting the Southeast Asian refugee experience in America, with a special focus on the Hmong population. The bulk of the collection contains photocopies of original...
This collection consists of the CDs of Robert Chang.
Collection consists of biographical scrapbooks and exhibit panels documenting the career of special effects and film pioneer, artist Wah Chang.
Civil engineer, served at the PRC Ministry of Heavy Industry and the First Ministry of Machine Industry. Elected a Member of the People's Political Consultative Conference. Contains manuscripts, writings, and research notes, and photo albums.
Contains speeches, correspondence, research notes, course materials, and writings.
Contains speeches, correspondence, research notes, course materials, and writings.
Four issues of the Camarillo, California newsletter
The collection is comprised of diaries, letters, proclamations, permits, orders, ration cards, identification documents, photographs, postcards, printed matter, video tapes, and compact disks relating to life on the Channel Islands under the German occupation during World War II.
Relates to the operations of the 5e Division in Belgium and northern France, May 10-June 12, 1940.
Recordings of post-1959 revolutionary Cuban songs.
Writings, notes, and photographs relating to Chinese studies abroad and to Chao family genealogy.
Chao Tze-chi held multiple key positions within the government and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT), served as advisers to four presidents of Taiwan: Chiang Kai-shek, Yen Chia-kan, Chiang Ching-kuo, and Lee Teng-hui, and was President of the World Anti-Communist League...
The Yuen Ren Chao papers document the life and career of the celebrated linguist, phonologist, theorist, poet, and teacher. The materials are varied in nature and range in origin from Chao’s early school years to the time of his death,...
Views of two different rooms in the Chapel of the Chimes columbarium. Annotations on both images refer to prices of various urn niches as depicted in the images.
Anne Morrison Chapin was a playwright, and screenwriter. The collection consists of motion picture, television, and stage scripts and story material, with a small mount of clippings, correspondence, and contracts related to Chapin's career.
Dwight Chapin was the President's Appointments Secretary. In addition to scheduling, Chapin was responsible for supervising Presidential advance men and acting as liaison between the White House and media consultants. The Chapin files reflect all aspects of Chapin's job.
Writings, minutes of meetings, radio transcripts, and serial issues, relating to the promotion of patriotism in Hawaiian schools and within the Oriental community in Hawaii, and to military government in the Marshall Islands during World War II.
The Ned Chapin papers, ranging in date from 1955 to 1995, consist of published manuals and documentation, technical reports, conference proceedings, data sheets, brochures, books, and software. The bulk of the papers consist of manuals, technical documentation, and data sheets...
This collection primarily consists of conference materials, manuscripts, minicartridges, floppy disks, publications, and computer printouts relating to the courses and system development primarily created by Chapin during his tenure at Stanford University....
Photographs of Chaplin working on films, sets from his movies, and stills from films including "City Lights", "The Circus", & "The Gold Rush". Also, Chaplin at his home in Beverly Hills.
Scrapbook of clippings about Chaplin taken from papers in many countries. "Charles Chaplin Film Corporation" is stamped on the inside cover. Clippings are in several languages including French, English, Swedish and Italian.
This collection consists of movie scripts for films worked on by musical supervisor Saul Chaplin (1912-1997) in the 1950s.
Photographs and memorabilia relating to Charlie Chaplin and films made at the Chaplin Studio at 1416 North La Brea Ave. in Hollywood.
Correspondence; diaries concerning travel in Central America, Caribbean, life in Berkeley, automobile travel in the United States, air travel; scrapbook on athletic events; and book reviews.
A small collection of the family papers of American painter John Gadsby Chapman (1808-1898), consisting mostly of letters to Chapman from colleagues and associates, and correspondence with his son, Conrad Wise Chapman. Of special interest are Conrad Chapman's letters to...
Includes letter on way to California and documentation on mining and copper works and ranching, primarily in Plumas Co.
Collection contains diaries, correspondence, and legal and administrative records of the Chapman family from 1769 to 1936, especially William Wesley Chapman (1823-1906).
Newspaper political and popular cartoons dating from 1913-1984 collected by Frank A. Chapman. The majority of the collection derives from the and the . The collection contains the work of nationally syndicated cartoonists as well as Los Angeles-based cartoonists, including...
Relates to Red Cross work in Latin America during World War I
Frank Chapman was an artist who worked on film and television projects such as the television series and the motion pictures . The collection consists of scripts, photographs, and production material related to his career in the entertainment industry.
The Protestant Church Commission for Japanese Service was set-up in response to Executive Order 9066 ordering all Japanese-American citizens and aliens evacuated from the U.S. West Coast and relocated to centers in the interior. The Commission acted as a conduit...
This album contains photographs from the late 1800s of the families of William Freeman Myrick Goss and Hannah Elizabeth Chapman Marcy. The earliest photograph is dated 1872, but several tintypes or daguerrotypes may have been taken earlier. Last names of...
Snapshots of a party of visitors to the cabin sites of California gold miners Alfred T. Jackson and "Campbell", at Selby Flat, Nevada County, Calif. (N.B.: the images depict no signs of cabins, but only the locations where they once...
The John Chapman papers comprises a mix of materials pertaining to independent filmmaker John Chapman (1946-1983). Materials include film footage, photographs and slides taken on location in Central America, dating from roughly 1978 to 1983.
The drawings of the Carrington house on East Valley Road in Montecito, Calif. consist of mostly blueprints, with a few drawings on brown paper. 7 graphite on heavy paper drawings of full size interior details and a plan for the...
Miscellaneous family papers of Meda Decker Chapman
Collection contains diary of Dr. Milton Chapman, 1st Lt., Medical Reserve Corps, American Expeditionary Forces, France. Diary for 1918, printed by Standard Diary co., completed in holograph for 1 Jan. - 27 Dec. 1918 by a physician from Rochester, N.Y.,...
"These densely written notes inked in a cursive hand by one of Chapman's students at the University of Pennsylvania contain 50 of the 52 lectures he delivered there in 1814 and 1815, before his chairmanship, as well as a table...
This collection contains scripts for the single-season television sitcom "Duffy's Tavern (1954) of actress Pattee Chapman (1926-2011), who played Miss Duffy on the show. Miss Duffy's parts are often circled in pencil in the scripts. There is also a VHS...
The collection consists of materials collected and created by Ron Chapman, including photographs, slides, negatives, early and modern business cards, maps, business invoices and correspondence, and many different examples of Stockton-related ephemera.
Diary of Sarah Chapman after her husband Gus Chapman died.
A collection of material related to the personal and professional life of Solon Maxley Chapman, Napa, California businessman.
Three notebooks created by William Chapman recording daily high and low temperatures and rainfall between May 1995 and November 2009 at his residence at 911 Echo Drive in Los Altos, California.
Property rights document.
Stephen Michael Chapot (November 21, 1951-August 24, 1988), born in San Francisco, was a medical illustrator educated at the University of California San Francisco. In the 1980s, he was diagnosed with AIDS. He depicted his disease through illustrations and art...
This collection of papers consist of information about wine and wine vineyards in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
Diary, correspondence, orders, booklets, photographs, and printed matter, relating to American naval activities in the Philippines, 1935-1937, and at Pearl Harbor, 1941, and to the United States Naval Academy Postgraduate School.
E. Chappell, from North Barnsley, Yorkshire, volunteered to serve with British forces during World War II on May 26, 1941, and was called to serve with the Royal Air Force (RAF) on June 30, 1941. He served in the RAF...
Eugene A. Chappie, Republican, was a State Assembly Member, 1965-1980. Bills introduced by him cover a wide array of subjects including welfare reform, removal of architectural barriers for the handicapped, feeding of guide dogs for the blind, and environmental protection...
The album of 90 photographs documents the information gathering mission from Leh, India to Yarkand (Shache), China led by Sir T. D. Forsyth in 1873. The photographs portray the southern branch of the Silk Road and its routes, and are...
The Charcoal sketches of Los Angeles, which date from circa 1934 to circa 1947, are an extensive collection of 50 drawings made by John Wardman.
Contains the expenditures for British troops at Minorca.
Minutes, membership rosters, and scrapbooks documenting the Charity League of San Jose, a local women's organization.
Letters and documents apparently assembled by Charles A. Christian, a collector. Includes lists of his desiderata, a return for a battalion commanded by Major David Nye (1797, and cyanotype of a C[?] Stuart. Provenance unknown. Alpha list.
Contains one printed circular, dated January 3, 1849, announcing Charles A. Gurley's intention of sailing to California on January 15, 1849 to establish a general shipping business. The date is overwritten in ink to read January 30. Also includes one...
The papers include a ledger volume, "Lists of Indebtedness to the Avalanche as made out early in the year 1878." His correspondence includes letters sent in 1941 to Irving Hart, Carl P. Steele, R.J. Goodwin, Carl Brown, D. Worth Clark,...
Some of the letters relate to Darwin's Origin of the Species. Include letters from Frederick Orpen Bower, Julian S. Huxley, Harry B. Torrey, and Casey Al. Wood.
Mainly letters to him, making arrangements for big game hunting in India, while he was on a scientific expedition. With these: copy of memorandum May 29, 1981, prepared by Ralph I. Smith, concerning the documents.
Two photograph albums with 88 black and white images, plus 67 other loose photographs [1 album], many with captions, most taken by Rev. Charles A. Roach on a bicycle trip from Durban to Cairo in 1943, on the way back...
Two albums, b/w photographs, of the travels of the Rev. Roach: 1938 (bicycling to Bucharest, with images of Cracow (and other parts of Poland), Czechoslovakia, Dobšina ice caves, Budapest, Jewish population at Puspokladany, Huedin, gypsies in Romania, Orlat, farms, Brasov,...
Correspondence and documents retrieved from Union Lumber Company in Fort Bragg, California, for which Strong was attorney.
Primarily regarding his work with the Office of Price Administration.
Includes Office of Price Administration Files, Hoover Commission Files, reports, writings, correspondence, and subject files.
Collection of letters, photographic negatives, and clippings, mainly pertaining to Andersonville [Civil War] survivors, ca. 1911-1912. Gift of Mrs. T. M. Storke, n.d. Alpha list.
Two letters (ALS) from H. C. Chatfield-Taylor, in part about times at Cornell and one carte de visite of Storke as adolescent (Osh Kosh, WI photographer), n.d. Alpha list.
Correspondence (originals and transcripts) with his wife and miscellaneous papers; letters written on overland journey and arrival in California, 1849-1850; letters from Maria Tuttle to her husband and sister, 1849-1853; biographical material.
Correspondence, copies of speeches, clippings, and papers relating to his work as Director of the California Division of Beaches and Parks; some re the Point Reyes hearings in 1960.
Various documents including insurance papers, birth certificates, military documents, and a few photos.
Correspondence, deeds, photographs
Collection of letters written from Coulterville, Eureka, Chico, Arcade Mill, Camden and Briggs Station, California, describing their experiences and seasonal jobs including lumbering, ranching, and quartz mining. Letters describe crime, weather, locales and social conditions.
Contents: Letters and postcards (1932) written on trip to Mexico; diaries (1931-1934) kept while student at Stanford, during Mexican trip, and later while instructor at the Hill Military Academy, Portland, Ore.; correspondence and papers relating to the relief of Mexican...
Manuscript 1866-1867 diary, in French, possibly by a relative of Montecito resident Muses. Includes description and sketch maps of Toth and Mogyorod, in present day Hungary. From the Charles Arthur Muses estate
One Civil War era letter (ALS) to Vincent Roberts, re McClellan report and other documents, Mar. 2, 1864. Also, biographical notes about Eldredge, a lawyer and Democrat Congressman from Wisconsin, 1863-1875. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Commenting on his travels, publication of his poems, his readings and recitals, etc. With these: broadsides of some poems, programs for his readings and plays, clippings.
Contains mostly undated typescripts for dramatic works, including plays: "Art or love", "Castles in Spain", "Dream fire", "In the shadows of the gallows tree", "Karma, a cycle of dream dances", "On with the dance", and "The second wife"; and radio...
Typed transcript of a diary kept while bursar of the London, Ontario, insane asylum. Some comment on current affairs, but mainly concerns his work, family and church affairs, social activities, music, the theatre, and Irish Home Rule, and his association...
Preferred citation: Charles B. Richmond reconstructed plans for the U.S. Frigate Savannah, BANC MSS 69/169 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Commercial views of San Francisco, Yosemite Valley, various counties, and numerous other natural and urban landmarks throughout the state of California. Scenic beauty and agriculture are emphasized, as are significant urban buildings and hotels. Caption text emphasizes the tourist appeal...
This collection contains transcripts of oral history interviews selected for their relevance to the history of computer science at Stanford, including the development of the computer science department and Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Persons interviewed are Saul Amarel, Bruce G....
A few manuscripts, articles and notes, and newspaper clippings concerning astronomy and the Lick Observatory. Obituary clippings included. Also, an obituary notice for Charles Barton Hill, III. A few clippings concerning Barton Hill and the theater.
Business career in Chicago from 1844; terms in Congress; election to the Senate, 1887; views as a Republican on capital and labor, protectionism, and the South; philanthropies; aspects of his character; Farwell genealogy; with newspaper accounts of senatorial contests of...
French identity card (with photo) for pilot and corporal , 1917, and passport, listing address as Tahiti , 1934. Alpha list.
Legal papers, certificates, photographs, correspondence, notebook, ephemera, election results, account books.
Two copy prints, one a manuscript poem and notes about Sterling's family, the other a portrait of him. Negatives of the copy prints are also in the folder.
Contents: Journal and commonplace book, ca. 1842-1852, with newspaper clippings pasted in; autobiographical writings concerning his service in U.S. navy during the Mexican War and his employment by T.O. Larkin after leaving the navy.
Correspondence, speeches, legislative and subject files concerning his interest and activity with the California Senate in such areas as water conservation, education, land tenure, and the 1960 Olympics.
The collection contains unpublished typescript carbon prose story, "The Lion", with holographic corrections by the author.
The collection contains the unpublished typescript carbon prose story, "The Night the Rapist Got Caught in the Washing Machine", with holographic corrections by the author.
62 original, signed poems by Charles Bukowski (including the last one he wrote, 5 Jan. 2004, two months before his death), sent to John Martin, publisher of Black Sparrow Press, 2003-2004; together with 34 original, signed contracts re foreign publication...
One letter (ALS) from Jon Welsh, Loujon Press, to John [Martin?] re publication of Crucifix in a Death Hand. New Orleans, 5 June 1965. Laid in Bukowski's Crucifix in a Death Hand (PS3552.U4 C7 1965). Alpha list.
(1726-1814). 1 ALS, January 1801. [Returned to Foot Collection]
Scrapbooks, biographical sketches, letters, invitations and memorabilia designated: The Charles and Jessie Butters Memorial Collection. Pertaining primarily to his career as an international mining engineer and metallurgist. Papers and many news clippings relating to his experiences in South Africa, including...
Photographs relating to his career in mining and metallurgy; many in Mexico, Central America, and South Africa. Some views of U.C. Berkeley and of Redding, Calif. in the 1880's.
Diaries, manuscript and typescript, providing details of Derby's work as a mining superintendent in Nevada City, Calif. (1911-1913), as a rancher in San Jose (Santa Clara County) Calif. (1923-1941), and yachting on San Francisco Bay.
Title devised by cataloger.
Describing his trip across Panama, the voyage to San Francisco, and life in San Francisco after arrival.
Autobiography by the Nevada governor, with a covering letter to George H. Morrison, 1889, and a dictation, 1888. Describes his overland journey in 1859 by way of Salt Lake and the Humboldt; mining at Gold Hill; early efforts to establish...
Approximately 120 letters addressed to members of his immediate family, recounting his experiences in his overland journey to California, as a bookkeeper, tax collector, Deputy Assessor, Deputy Sheriff, and finally Superintendent of Schools of Placer County, California. Chase remarks on...
Farm records and other accounts of Charles Hansen date from 1881-1908 and include detailed expense and income records, purchases, monthly and yearly financial summaries, and records relating to Hansen's work with Dike District No. 3. Account books record not only...
Describe life in Paris; voyage from Le Havre to New York, 1949; sojourn in New York; journey to California via Panama, 1851; mining in the vicinity of Nevada City; the flood and fire in Sacramento in 1852; his move to...
Carte de visite portrait of Nahl man and photograph of a drawing by Nahl. Drawing depicts a scene in what appears to be a bar or restaurant in gold-mining region. The scene shows Nahl at his easel painting the portrait...
Business and family papers, school land warrants
One engraved portrait by George E. Perine, New York, [1890].
Assembled from various sources. Includes letters to Asa Gray and to Benjamin Peirce.
43 handwritten letters, in French, from ... Bernath Collection. Purchase, House of Mirth via eBay
Papers relating to his interests in and activities in behalf of American Indians.
Recollections of boyhood in Virginia, travels westward in 1841, overland journey to California in 1849, frontier life, mining ventures, travels in the state, sheep raising and political career as state senator.
One holograph letter from Charles Devens to an unknown recipient, summarizing his service in the Civil War. Written from Boston.
Mainly correspondence to Willson, manager of the El Mirasol Hotel in Santa Barbara, about hotel matters. Includes some correspondence relating to the 1925 earthquake.
Dickens ephemera, including a note (ANS), possibly with Dickens signature. In hand, provenance unknown. Alpha list.
One letter (ALS) from Dickens' son, also named Charles Dickens, to [?] Gay, re visiting the Union League Club, 1887. Laid in: Charles Dickens, Bleak House [Spec PR4556 .A1 1853d]. Alpha list.
One letter (ALS) from Dickens' son, also named Charles Dickens, to [?] Massell, regretting to inform him that he has long since given away every scrap of his father's writings. London, 27 Oct. 1880. Alpha list.
Giving advice on acquisition of works by California artists. Contains lists of California artists and sculptors, with notes on those he has known personally, and including an autobiographical sketch (9 l.).
Contains two letters from Warner to Townsend. The first, Nov. 4, 1880, concerns optimism regarding the recent election of James Garfield as president. The second, July 31, 1892, is a response to an invitation from the Townsends.
. [3rd Texas Vols.]. Two Civil War letters (ALS): one from Annie Anna Hallock to her cousin, Charles E.Baker, re personal news, 1861, and one from Baker to his mother, noting he still has not received the boots or shirts...
Diaries, account book, scrapbooks.
The Charles E. Fuller Institute of Evangelism and Church Growth was a joint venture of Fuller Theological Seminary and the Fuller Evangelistic Association (FEA) from June 6, 1980 to June 13, 1992. The program sought to combine the interests and...
The collection documents the experiences of a California family during the First World War era. There are 109 holograph letters written by Charles E.H. Bates beginning in his childhood in Alameda, California, and ending in the late 1920s as he...
One brief holograph letter from Charles Phelps requesting that his residence be listed in a directory as the Willard [hotel] lobby.
(1) Notes on arrival in San Francisco in October 1849, life in San Francisco, anecdotes of pioneers, etc. (59 l. copied in a notebook, many pages of which are blank); (2) reminiscence of life of a New Hampshire couple. (4...
Includes his Calendar of Reports of the captain-generals of Chile, 1780-1791; letters and bibliography from Ruth Putnam; letters from Henry Elliot Malden and Esteban Gil Borges; and notes on early maps, some by Herbert Ingram Priestley.
Flyer re Radio League of the Little Flower. Laid in Father Coughlin's Radio Discourses. Royal Oak, Michigan, [1932]. [ARC].
Collection contains two photograph albums belonging to Charles E. Hodges, resident draftsman and later architect at Stanford University. Volume 28.1 (ca. 1898-1905) contains images of Memorial Arch and its frieze; the Stanford University Inn; interiors and exteriors of faculty houses...
Contains articles, notes, publications, tributes, correspondence, biographical information, photographs, University High School class schedule for 1938, and two tribute scrapbooks concerning the career of educator Charles Edward Rugh.
Correspondence, reprints, biographical information, clippings, appointment books, honors, and photographs concerning public health issues and the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health.
Dictation, recorded for H.H. Bancroft by George Howard Morrison, concerns his arrival at San Francisco via Cape Horn in 1851; work as superintendent of San Francisco water companies; recollections of William F. Babcock. (13 l.).
Correspondence with William Train Muir and deeds, chiefly relating to mining property on the Gunnell Lode, Gilpin Co., Colorado.
1: Studio portrait of Charles Erskine Scott Wood, with flower in lapel. 2: Snapshot image of Earl Warren and his former Departmental Secretary when Governor of Calfornia, Merrell Farnham Small.
Mainly memorabilia.
Primarily correspondence, with some miscellaneous clippings, publications, and other papers.
Typed letter from Charles F. Adams, who served as a colonel in the Union Army during the American Civil War, congratulating Charles M. Smith for being made President of the First Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Association and informing him that a...
Photographs of Alaska include highway construction, railways, churches, cemeteries, airplanes, roadside scenes, dwellings, local population, Eskimos, glaciers, waterscapes, snow, frozen landscapes, cabins and camps, etc. Alaskan and Canadian locations include Yukon, Klondike, Lake Bennett area, Dawson, White Horse Rapids, Miles...
2 portraits of Charles F. Johnson in military uniform, 2 portraits of his daughter Clara Johnson, and a photograph of the Civil War-era etching "Jamison's Jayhawks" by B. Vlada (John Adalbert Volck). Photographs were reproduced for the book, The Civil...
Contains letters to his wife Mary while serving in the 81st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and later in the 18th regiment of the Veteran Reserve Corps and the Freedmen's Bureau. Also includes documents relating to the Invalid Corps (later known as...
Chiefly fragments of correspondence and related documents concerning settlement of the Emma J. and John A. Regli estates by attorneys McGlashan and Searls. Includes three letters, 1888-1891, from the Truckee law offices of C. F. McGlashan to Fred Searls, Esq.,...
Letters, chiefly regarding Lepidoptera, from various individuals.
29 cartes de visite, with inscriptions, of Dr. Charles F. Winslow and others, many from Lima, Peru. .05 linear feet (1 folder).
Receipt to C. F. Lott for $50.00 from Philadelphia tailors Lukens, Kelly & Brother dated May 10, 1856 (with envelope), receipt to Chas. F. Lott for $16.00 from Philadelphia printer E. H. Coggins dated May 13, 1856, letter dated February...
Mainly photographs acquired during the course of writing McGlashan's book, History of the Donner Party, published in Truckee, Calif., 1879. Includes views of plagues, historical monuments, sites. Also view of McGlashan's residence in Truckee, Calif., and portrait.
Three cyanotype photographs depicting Native Americans in New Mexico: 1) Aquéres girl, Pueblo of Laguna; 2) Dance, Pueblo Santa Clara; 3) Group playing game with stones, unidentified pueblo.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of poems, notebooks containing poems and original artwork, including collages; and typescripts for Dial Artemis and other publications.
[Private, New York State Infantry, 21st Regiment (Vol), Company F]. One Civil War document [ADS]: Discharge. Buffalo, 18 May 1863.
Addressing someone in Bristol, Fox discusses household matters.
Mostly contains letters from Agee to his parents from various locations where he was stationed during World War II in the Army Air Force. Locations include Nebraska, Iowa, New York and places in Europe. Also includes a small amount of...
Correspondence, photographs, book inscriptions, and poems.
Included are lecture notes; manuscripts of his writings, including consultant reports; filed notebooks; syllabi and lab manuals for his courses; and his notebooks for courses taken as an undergraduate.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Charles G. Cutter Cycling in Europe collection, Bernath Mss 373. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
[Rev.] Engraved portrait, 1835.
One black and white photograph by Pereira, of the author of The Circus of Dr. Lao. Alpha list.
Address by Halpine to [?], re Civil War, n.d.
Professional files from Garry's legal office in San Francisco. Consists primarily of case files, trial transcripts and legal documents. Also includes administrative, subject, resource, and personal files.
Photographic negatives (approximately 83,000) and prints consisting of the personal archive of freelance photographer Charles Gatewood. Includes his work from New York in the 1960s, 1970s, and early 1980s, and his later San Francisco work, as well as photographs taken...
Snapshot photographs documenting the activities of Charles German during his years as a gold mining engineer in the vicinity of Nome Creek, Alaska -- north of Fairbanks -- in the 1920s and 1930s, following the 1910 discovery of gold in...
Letter copybook of Charles Gibbons Davis, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, kept while working for the Welsbach Incandescent Gas Light Company of Gloucester, New Jersey, in California at the Twenty-Third Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanics' Institute of San Francisco, and while traveling...
Collection includes: an image of a woman and child (made up of two connected photos) captioned "Port Washington 1912" -- a photo of a family on a porch captioned "Mill Valley 1898" -- a family group portrait captioned "Atlantic City...
Contains two letters from Norris to Birge M. Clark regarding construction of Norris' home in Palo Alto, California. One letter, May 26, 1928, questions estimates made by a landscape architect. Also includes a letter (signed "Ceegee"), March 30, 1937, to...
This collection consists of letters from Charles Gladding to his wife Ann during the Civil War, 1862-1863. These handwritten letters give insight to the life of a young officer in Civil War camp conditions as his regiment campaigns from Paducah,...
Record of Gould's overland journey from Boston to California as member of the Boston and Newton Joint Stock Association, via Fort Kearney, Fort Laramie, South Pass, Humbolt River, and Carson Pass, to Sacramento, 1849 Apr. 16-Sept. 27.
Letters, maps, photos, drawings, and diagrams relating to the proposed Garden City Project of Daly City and San Francisco, 1917-1918.
The Charles H. Cheney papers primarily consist of Cheney's reference files pertaining to city planning in the United States. The papers also contain copies of his work as a city planner, most notably planning documents and protective covenants as well...
Contains the published writings of Gilman on oil in California.
Writing from New York, Jan. 9, 1852, Jones describes his trip by train from Readfield, Me., to New York City, where the next day he is to board the steamer Ohio for San Francisco. Writing from Panama City, Jan. 24th,...
One Civil War note (ANS) from Headquarters, Department of the Tennessee re order to report to duty at Huntsville, Alabama. Nashville, Tennessee, 20 Feb. 1864.
Correspondence, clippings, resolutions, letters of condolence, photographs
Miscellaneous biographical materials, correspondence, and lists of publications.
Includes 4 cased daguerreotype portraits of Charles Hayden Gray (nos. 1-4), one of which depicted a second person who was erased from the image. Portraits show Gray's gradual change in appearance from clean-shaven, well-groomed youth to long-haired, unkempt gold-miner. Also...
Account book for general store, Moore's Flat, California, June 26-October 13, 1871, which includes some entries for equipment for mining companies. With this, miscellaneous papers of Charles Hegarty, including a receipt from the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, 1898, and...
Written to his family in Virginia. Concerning his overland journey and experience in the mines. Also including family biographical information by Edmé Renouf Seton.
Two bound journals of Charles Henry Bennett of Pennsylvania who journeyed to California via ship, worked in the gold fields of California, and then sailed as a passenger on a freighter to Hawaii before his eventual voyage back home around...
Correspondence from Charles Henry Crocker to unknown woman or women, plus correspondence to Crocker from women named Claire, Eva, and Rosie.
Written from the ship Samoset on his way to California and from San Francisco, Sacramento, Montezuma Flats, etc. They describe his voyage around the Horn and his experiences mining, operating a ferry across the American River, and selling goods in...
11 letters describing overland journey from New York to Yuba City, California. Includes original letters and photocopies of typed transcripts of the originals.
Consists of original and typescript copies of letters written by Charles Hilton to his family in Nova Scotia. He describes California, his activities gold mining in Barton's Bar (Yuba County) and the Yuba River, and writes about settling permanently in...
Cash book and journal for building and contracting, chiefly in San Francisco.
Relates mainly to his distribution of seeds while inspector at the College of Agriculture, University of California, Berkeley. Includes letters from W. Atlee Burpee, Agapius Honcharenko, H.C. Raap and others.
Scrapbook of clippings of his writings, in which a snapshot of Shinn is pasted. With this, loose materials removed from scrapbook: letters to Shinn from Edward L. Burlingame, Clarence Gordon, Sidney L. Gulick, Rufus Steele, Adolph Sutro, Caspar Whitney, Edward...
This collection includes material pertaining to Charles Irving Clay’s professional and personal life. These letters sent to Clay, and occasionally sent from Clay, provide information on how ornithological research and business was conducted in the early 20th century. Included in...
Papers as U.S. Forester, with material relating to California, U.S. National Parks and Hawaii. Includes subject files, correspondence, drafts of writings, maps, and clippings.
Transferred from the Charles J. Kraebel papers (BANC MSS 71/234 c).
Letters, reports, journals, photos & photo negatives.
Relating primarily to his work as American Red Cross special representative in Mexico to aid destitute Mexicans, June-Nov. l9l5. Include copies of his letters and cables to ARC headquarters describing conditions in Vera Cruz and Mexico City, his negotiations with...
Thirteen letters, chiefly from San Francisco and Alviso, Calif., with one from New York prior to leaving for San Francisco. Jackson discusses financial affairs, working for a shipping company, possibility of becoming a steam boat captain, gold mining concerns, his...
Handwritten copies of correspondence relating to the attempted export of arms from San Francisco, 1864. Handwritten copies of Presidential and Treasury Dept. orders; correspondence as Collector of the Port and Customs, with E.F. Beale, Thomas Brown, Placido Vega, General McDowell...
Six handwritten letters (18 total pages) from a gold miner living in California addressed to his parents, siblings, and friends in Newton, Massachusetts. One of the letters is addressed from Panama where he crossed the Isthmus on foot. Two of...
Business and personal correspondence, Thomas Edison letters, photos, stock certificates.
Includes writings, files on the Energy Resources and Plasma Theory and Simulation Groups at the University of California, Berkeley, administrative files and some personal materials.
Fifteen open-reel films and dozens of cassette recordings, on humanistic elements in management.
Stanford graduate, author, poet, radio personality (known as Cheerio), playwright, and Bohemian Club member.
One letter (TLS) to Dorothy Crawford, thanking her for his use of her writing on his NBC radio program "Cheerio" and asking permission to include it in his proposed inspirational book of days. New York, Sept. 14 , 1940. Laid...
Loose-leaf notebook of 3,000 names, alphabetically arranged, gathered from cliffs, rock outcroppings, etc., with key to geographical location of inscription. Names on Independence Rock, Rock Register Cliff, City of Rocks, Inscription Rock and 13 other sites.
The Charles King Collection contains 22 items ranging in date from 1887 to 1974. It is organized into four series: Articles and Stories by Charles King, Articles about Charles King, Images, and Advertisements. The bulk of the collection is the...
1867 letters regarding his views on agricultural laborers and workers in factories.
Concern his arrival at San Francisco via Panama in 1853 and his brief musical career; work as viticulturist and wine merchant from 1854; other business activities in San Francisco; founding of Anaheim in 1857.
The Charles Koon/Lawrence Welk Show Collection consists of approximately 6,034 35mm mounted color slides and 500 3.5” x 5” color photographic prints, documenting week to week stage production of the television program, The Lawrence Welk Show. Images were presumably photographed...
Intermittent diary describes Anderson's overland journey from Minnesota to Nevada via the north bank of the Platte and Salt Lake, May 13-August 29, 1862, and his practice of medicine in Carson City to December 31, 1863; v. 1-2,4 contain some...
Letters, 1850-1862, describe life, financial conditions, and political situation in Minnesota, especially in Minneapolis. Letter of 24 Sept. 1862 describes overland journey to Carson City, Nevada, and life there. This subject continues in the last letter, 1866, with additional comments...
Correspondence, official papers, maps, clippings etc. Preliminary report, Warner's Ranch Indian Advisory Commission, with letters from Charles F. Lummis and George Spining pasted in.
The bulk of the collection concerns Schwartz's political activities on the University of California, Berkeley campus, including the draft, anti-nuclear weapons protests, conflict of interest and corporate responsibility at UC. It also includes course materials, physics writings and research, and...
(1856-1944). One letter (ALS), to Mr. [?] Payn re his book [The Hawarden Horace?}. London, 2 Feb. 1895. Alpha list.
One letter (ALS) from military historian Peirson to "Pen" re writing, publishing, and other matters, Dec. 23, 1905. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
.1 linear feet (1 folder).
Contains personal papers, including correspondence from 1944 to 1971, chiefly with Lillian Leong, William Hoy, Jake Lee, H.J. Timperley, and letters received while serving in China during World War II. Includes photographs of Leong, awards, contracts, military service papers, and...
A short history of Peterson's enlistment covering the period 1901-1903. Biographical material (a photocopy of holographic material) is available as part II of this collection.
Collotype plates of motion studies of humans and other animals, photographed by Eadweard Muybridge, from his portfolio Animal locomotion: an electro-photographic investigation of consecutive phases of animal movements (published in 1887 by the photographer and the University of Pennsylvania in...
Mainly photos of paleontological expeditions, African wildlife and art, tribal peoples, fossils, and reptile skeletons as well as Camp's family portraits and snapshots. Four drawings by Huff for publication on the history (and pre-history) of California. A few letters and...
Papers of paleontologist and zoologist Charles Lewis Camp.
7 documents, including graphics, windshield sticker, petitions to sell souvenirs, song lyrics and news clippings with signed photograph. See detailed description of documents below.
This collection consists of one watercolor rendering produced by Charles Luckman Associates for the Seventh Street School located in San Pedro, California....
Images taken during Lummis' work at Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico: 1. [caption cropped] ... copyright 1890 [Isleta Pueblo man standing, holding gourd rattle] (CL/1253); 2. Offering for the dead, Isleta N.M. [Woman kneeling before basket of offerings, inside a home]...
Handwritten letter from Charles Lummis in North Sandwich, New Hampshire to "My Dear King," on his own "Birch Bark Poems" stationery, dating the letter to sometime before 1880.
86 letters are from Henry Balch regarding the American Mine, Sierra County, Calif., 1880-83, 1885. 18 letters are from H. Levy, 1877-1878, regarding speculation on stock for the Union Consolidated and Sierra Nevada mines, with information on activities of James...
The dictation (3 leaves) describes Bradshaw's emigration to Portland, 1852, and thence to Puget Sound; admission to the Washington bar; political career as sheriff, justice of the peace, legislative representative, prosecuting attorney, and mayor of Port Townsend; and his association...
Taken at Panama-Pacific International Exposition. 2 images depict MacTavish and MacDougal exhibition of bicycles, buggies and horseless carriages. 1 image depicts San Francisco car dealer, and later famous race horse owner, Charles Stewart Howard and an unidentified man admiring a...
One account book, 1824-1825. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
A variety of albums compiled during the youth and early adulthood of Charles M. Weber. Volume 1: postcards sent to Weber from 1905-1907 while he attended St. Joseph's Academy in Berkeley. Volume 2: snapshots taken shortly before and after First...
Chiefly studio portrait photographs of Charles Martin, Sr. (or Carlo Martinoia, as his name appears on the versos of some prints); his wife Catherine Traversi Martin; their sons Charles Gilbert Martin and Arnold Martin; and other Martin family members and...
Passport, 1844, signed by Edward Everett, U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain; and correspondence, chiefly concerning horticulture.
Two journals of whaling voyages, 1853-1863; family and personal correspondence, accounts and papers, 1849-1910; correspondence and papers relating to the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service, 1863-1911; correspondence and papers concerning the Western Union Telegraph Company's expedition for the Russian Extension, 1865-1867....
All letters, save one, are addressed to Charles Miller. Twenty-one are from his friend, author Ethel Duffy Turner. Other correspondents include fellow I.W.W. workers Earl R. Noldin and W.H. Westman. One letter from Miller, a carbon typescript, is addressed to...
Materials for an autobiography assembled by him in 1921 and later revised, with letters, clippings and other illustrative material, covering his career as professor and author; a few letters written to him and by him; outline and draft of A...
Prospectus for Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Second Inaugural (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1927).
The collection contains newspaper clippings and materials regarding politics and railroads in nineteenth century Delaware and Massachusetts, as well as political, business, and cultural issues in Arizona. The collection also contains a copy of the "Lincoln Catechism"--A pro-slavery critique of...
Includes 44 photographic prints taken in June of 1956 by philosopher and mathematician Charles Musès and his associates, documenting a group of Lacandon Indians of Lago Naha (in Southern Chiapas, Mexico), their dwellings and handicrafts, natural surroundings at the lake,...
Photographs by philosopher and mathematician Charles Musès documenting his interests in indigenous peoples and their material culture (temples, sculpture, carvings) in various locations in Mexico. Also includes a small number of photographs by anthropologist and ethnographer Roberta Montagu. General topics...
Contains letters home to family in Vermont, from Alto, Blue Canyon, and Towle, California. Jewett describes his work, travels, politics, his Spanish girl friend and local customs.
(1808-1890). One letter (ALS), in French, from French historian and writer Nisard, to an unknown woman. Found in Nisard's Les Gladiateurs... (1860). Paris, 28 February 1854. Alpha list.
Photo album plus report on the Western Pacific blood procurement car "Charles O. Sweetwood".
Handwritten extracts in English and Maori of laments from Davis' book: Maori Mementos; being A series of addresses, presented by the native people, to Sir George Grey, Late Governor of New Zealand ... (Auckland, 1855). Apparently in the handwriting of...
Account books, correspondence, identification/birth records concerning his activity and financial interest.
Record of voyage from New York to San Francisco in 1859 via Panama; experiences mining around Oregon Bar and Georgetown; bricklaying and building, mainly in the Bay Area; ranching, lumbering and growing grapes near Windsor, in Sebastapol and Clayton.
Contains research notes on California theaters and actors, mostly in the San Francisco area from the 1850's. Theaters include the American Theater, Forrest Theater, Metropolitan Theater, Stockton Theater, Frisbie & Bains Theater, and the Union Theater. Also includes information on...
4 photographic portraits of various unidentified women, and an oil painting of an unidentified building.
Views of the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Charles Potts correspondence, BANC MSS 74/197 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Diaries in German, kept on John Charles Frémont's Western expeditions of 1842, 1843-1844, and 1848-1849. The Bancroft Library also has supplementary material usedby Erwin G. and Elisabeth K. Gudde in editing the diaries for publication in 1958.
Materials relating to environmental and conservation issues, gathered by Charles Batten while director of communications for the California Forest Protective Association. Concerns controversies surrounding Redwood National Park, the Sierra Club, land use regulations and the Forest Practice Act, and aerial...
Primarily teaching materials, correspondence, and reprints of articles written by Wilke and others.
Military documents (two signed by Rear Admiral George Dewey), union membership documents, personal and official U.S. government correspondence, certificate of continuous service, California National Guard certificate, Christmas and New Year card, lithographs of several U.S. Navy ships with descriptive captions,...
Contains portraits and snapshots of Sheaff, his wife Ellen "Nellie" Ginsell and their family, including 3 tintype family portraits in cases and frames, as well as 2 empty photograph cases. Also includes group portraits of U.S. Navy crews -- including...
(1814-1884). One signed inscription, "All men think all men mortal but themselves," 6 Dec. 1879. Alpha list.
(1814-1884). One autograph, [n.d.] and one letter (ALS) from English novelist and dramatist Charles Reade, re purchase of the stock of his publications Peg Woffington a nd Christie Johnstone, [London], 8 May n.y. Alpha list.
The Roland Charles Collection is an extensive photographic collection that largely consists of people photography, art gallery and exhibit documentation, images of street scenes in Los Angeles, and documentation of a long-term project on Bobtown, a small town in Louisiana....
The Charles S. Benson papers document his professional life. Included in the collection are copies of his writings, research materials and correspondence spanning the course of his career as a professor of Education at U.C. Berkeley.
Editorial files, correspondence, and research files about pagan, witchcraft, 'cult' subjects. Also, a number of serials that have been incorporated into the ARC Serials holdings.
Contains invitations from Oakland High School and University of California, Berkeley; clippings including some on an Oakland Public Library scandal.
Letters written from Mississippi and Tennessee. Miller is serving with the Iowa 5th Infantry. Last letter comments on his brother's plans to leave for California.
Letters written from Mississippi and Tennessee. Miller is serving with the Iowa 5th Infantry. Last letter comments on his brother's plans to leave for California.
Editor Paul Delaney's working archive of Ricketts' Pages from a Diary in Greece, published by Tragara Press in 1978. Includes typescript of author's text and editor's introduction and notes, with holograph corrections, deletions and additions; complete corrected galleys; and incomplete...
One holograph letter written on official stationery of the State Treasurer's Office, Saint Paul, Minnesota to Abraham Lincoln, President elect of the United States, to recommend George A. Nourse, Esq. to the position of United States District Attorney for the...
The Charles Schneider Photograph Collection consists of 4,673 negatives comprised of images related to La Jolla, California. Included are photographs of La Jolla architecture, businesses, scenery, homes, fashion, people, places, events and portraits.
Charles Seim papers, BANC MSS 2016/250, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Interview by Washington Davis at Crystal Lake, Illinois, July 3, 1890, concerning Dole's family and boyhood in Michigan, and his varied business experiences, especially in Chicago; supplementary dictation, 1890, mainly recollections of the grain trade; and related material.
One letter (TLS) from Harry Robb, author of Poddy, the Story of a Rangeland Orphan (1947) to western writer Charles Snow, mainly re Robb's earlier life in the west. Kingsburg, CA, July 12 , 1950. Laid in unidentified Snow book....
Includes affidavits of Juan Peralta and Stanislaus Cibrian in his case against Cibrian concerning ownership of property in Marin County; his last will; and paper relating to the settlement of his estate.
Photographs of Charles Stanford, his wife Jane Paige Stanford, their children, and grandchildren; individuals include Nora Stanford Wells, William Twining Wells, Maude Stanford Kinmonth, Gladys Wells Griffith, Charles Stanford [1857-1917], Jennie Stanford Byington, and Welton Stanford. Photographs were identified by...
One page handwritten note on embossed House of Commons Library stationery, signed by Parnell, asking Corbett to "kindly hand inclosed to Mr. Stryss" [item not in the collection] who will be attending a meeting of the Society of Engineers in...
Two albums, beginning 1893 in n. Yorkshire [?], ...
One holograph letter, dated 13th July 1859, written and signed by Charles Sumner in London about his improving health, his return for the opening of Congress, and how much he detests slavery. One photocopy of a holograph letter, dated 4th...
Holograph poem written and signed by Charles Sumner, United States Senator from Massachusetts, to Charles W. Sanger of Waterville, Maine about the country moving forward not by violence but by the majesty of peace, justice, and freedom.
1846-47 letters refer to his military service during the Mexican War. Letters from April 1849 on, were written on his overland journey from Vicksburg, Miss. to California, and from Sacramento and vicinity, describing experiences mining.
Correspondence, notes and drafts, receipts
Include letters from Edward Weeks (Atlantic Monthly), D. Laurance Chambers (Bobbs Merrill Company), A. Proctor (Adventure) and Austin Olney (Houghton Mifflin Company); manuscripts of unpublished stories, novels and a play; clippings on Seminole Indians and hurricanes.
The collection consists of two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings from Washington, DC and San Francisco, California. DuRell did not arrange the clippings chronologically or by their subject, but there is a personal name and subject index at the beginning of...
A series of letters and two articles, written under pseudonym, Phil Brengle, apparently intended for publication, describing life in the mines and his travels in California. Also, check, 1865, and promissory note, 1864, signed by Palmer, per Edward Roland Sill.
Notes on materials for the history of the Americas in the archives of Spain, made by Clark while resident investigator in Europe for the Smithsonian Institution written during one of Clark's visits to Europe to investigate archival matters. Useful as...
Charles Van Damme (built 1916; ferry) and City of San Rafael (built 1924; ferry) logbooks and papers (SAFR 16442, HDC 157) include materials dating from 1924 to 1955. The CITY OF SAN RAFAEL materials include logbooks dated 1931, 1932, 1935,...
Three diaries (1851,1854,1854: some dated entries) and personal correspondence of Gold Rush miner, Charles van Houten, describing his travels from Sunbury, Ohio to Marysville, Calif. via Panama and experiences in California. Diaries provide details of travel, costs, dates of departure...
Photograph album depicting social and leisure activities of Charles Vanina and his friends in California prior to and perhaps after his joining the Engineer Corps and participating in the First World War. Also includes a small number of photographs taken...
Primarily family photographs from England and the United States. Included are cased photographs (ambrotypes), tintypes, albumen prints, an album of cartes-de-visite portraits, and later snapshots. Some albumen prints of unidentified English scenes present. Among snapshots are two photographs depicting Charles...
Three, written enroute, describe the overland journey to California, commenting on Indians, buffalo hunting, etc. Two written from California (near Sacramento and from the middle fork of the Feather River) comment on the difficulty of the journey from Salt Lake,...
Group of thirty-seven autograph letters, signed, from prospector and cook, Charles W. Leach, to his wife and son as he hunted for gold during the Klondike Gold Rush on the Copper River near Port Valdez, Alaska, with extensive descriptions of...
Charles W. Morgan (Whaler) sketchbook (SAFR 232, HDC 471) is a 5" x 8" sketchbook without a cover. It contains drawings of vessel details of the CHARLES W. MORGAN (whaler) and other drawings. This collection has been processed and is...
Contains five letters from Charles W. Nyström to family members. Three letters are addressed to his aunt (10 pages) and two are addressed to his sister, Emilie (8 pages). Details include lumber prices in 1854, "Cable Comet" celebrations in 1858,...
Contains course materials, correspondence, subject files, reprints, proposals, committee files, project files, various awards and appointments, personal biography of his youth in Hungary, photographs,newsletters, research in batteries and other related topics, etc. Also includes materials concerning his music training and...
Contains mostly personal correspondence between Charles Wagner family members. Twenty-six letters are from Charles Wagner to his daughter, Bertha, written on various letterhead stationery of his companies, Pacific Tannery, Pacific Oak Extract Works, and the Wagner Leather Company. Eleven letters...
Sixty-eight letters to Frank Putnam, most of them concerning sketches he wrote for The National Magazine, edited by Putnam; mention of Yoné Noguchi, Joaquin Miller and other mutual friends. Also included: manuscripts of three poems by Stoddard, and manuscript of...
Handwritten manuscripts for 12 editorials written by Charles Warren Stoddard, typescript of correspondence, and handwritten letter.
Speeches and memoirs relating to the orgainzation of Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodges at Gilroy, San Jose and Garden City; and genealogical information concerning the Pomeroy family.
Includes letters received from William H.L. Barnes, William W. Campbell, Mary H. Foote, Gustav A. Gotzen, James D. Hague, John S. Hittell, Francis G. Newlands, William C. Quilter, William R. Shafter, Horatio Stebbins, and Benjamin I. Wheeler. Some written to...
Includes a few letters written by him, and letters written to him by Elmer Edgar Hall, Nels Christian Nelson, and others, relating mainly to the work of Canadian Methodist missionaries in China, and to arrangements for his departure to China.
This collection of photographs documents Charles Beau and his wife’s travels from Utah to California.
Correspondence, business, legal and mining papers, field notes and surveys, miscellaneous mining materials
Clippings concerning his career as lawyer and judge in San Francisco, relating in large part to the contest of the will of James G. Fair, and some material on his work as Regent of the University of California from 1894.
Contains record books from U.S. Army Lieutenant Charles William Whipple's work with the Wheeler Survey including three manuscript diaries, one typographical record book (Book No. 194, 1875) of pencil sketches and maps pertaining to the area just north of Los...
Miscellaneous papers of professor of entomology, University of California, Berkeley, including postcards addressed to E.O. Essig; accounts; photographs; 1910 sewer map for Piedmont, California; manuscript of talk given before the Farmers' Institute, n.d.; and a set of the Entomologist's Daily...
One letter (ALS) from A. Ro[?], mainly about payment to a Mr. Charles Willing, for rum to replenish a ship's supply. London, 26 June 1763. Alpha list.
Three handwritten letters written from Grass Valley, California after crossing the Isthmus of Panama.
Photographs of the University of California Davis campus and the surrounding area. Also included are several photographs of Picnic Day 1936.
Two obituaries of Charline Erwin of Benicia and a copy of her play-"Cavalcade of Benicia."
André Charlot (1882-1956) was a press manager, business manager, and manager of various Parisian theaters and music halls, including the Folies-Bergères and Châtelet. In 1912, he was appointed joint manager of the Alhambra in London, and was managing director of...
Primarily views of Samoa and the Sandwich Islands. Includes 7 watercolor portraits of indigenous peoples by G.E. Cooke (most signed and and dated 1847-1850), watercolor copies of views by [T. or J.?] Weld (ca. 1850-1856), an engraving of the Sandwich...
Two letters (TLS) and one letter (ALS) to Harvey Taylor , 1942, and clipping, laid in Dunshee's Through the Ages [Spec PS3507.U926 T5]. Alpha list.
One document (TDS), permit allowing Charlotte M. Endicott of Canton, MA, to collect plant specimens from areas of the Metropolitan Park Commission. Boston, May 22, 1894. Alpha list.
Papers relating to Charlotte Mauk's involvement in the Sierra Club.
The Charlotte Painter papers, including manuscripts, reviews of her books and correspondence, are arranged around the publication of her major works, preserving her own organization. A bibliography of Painter's work has been included at the beginning of this guide. An...
The bulk of this collection consists of recipes written and collected by Adele Charlson during her career as a home economics teacher in San José. It also contains curriculum materials and information on Charlson's family history.
The Jim Charlton papers span 7.5 linear feet and date from 1938 to 1985. Box 1 of the collection contains newspaper articles organized by architectural project, correspondence, speeches, Charlton’s business cards from Los Angeles and Hawaii, small sketches, photocopied pages...
Some letters, written while she was in Europe, comment on increased interest in Jack London abroad and foreign publication of his novels; some incorporate news notes for publication in San Francisco newspapers.
The Charmlee Wilderness Park is a public 532-acre park in Malibu, California that contains over 8 miles of hiking trails, a nature center, native plant displays and picnic areas. The collection contains administrative records, photographs, maps, archaeological findings, park docent...
The Jack Alen Charney drawings span 9 linear feet and date from circa 1948 to circa 1989, with the bulk dating from the 1950s and 1960s, though many of the projects are undated. The collection, a partial representation of Charney's...
Electronic bulletin board printouts from The Backroom, 1987-1990, a New York-based computer bulletin board service (BBS) co-moderated by David Charnow. Known as the Upper Westsider, Charnow was instrumental in establishing and maintaining "Survivors," a section of the The Backroom BBS...
This small collection contains papers of the Korean-American Charr-Kim family, chiefly consisting of typescript drafts of "The Golden Mountain," the memoir of Korean immigrant Easurk Emsen Charr (1895-1986), and the memoir of his daughter Dr. Anna Charr Kim (born 1930).
Sixteen pages (incomplete from p. 185 to p. 210) containing minutes of the near weekly meetings, May 20 to Aug. 1, 1879. The meeting minutes discuss actions by the New Constitution Party, and the club's plans. The text of a...
This small collection consists of charters from the fourteenth through the sixteenth centuries.
Title supplied by cataloger from Program, 1988 annual meeting, Transportation Research Board.
The personal papers of April Martin Chartrand, a Black queer researcher, artist, and counselor who co-founded the Bay Area Women of Color Photo Project. The material includes binders of Chartrand’s research and advocacy papers, especially those created during her master’s...
Photographs, report, clippings, and miscellany, relating mainly to Polish relations with Latvia and Lithuania.
Manuscript notebook, dated: "Jacksonville, February 25, 1845." Lecture or class notes describing nerves of the human body, concentrating on the 9 pairs of nerves which "go off" from the brain. May have been written by Abram Chase, a student from...
The illustrated holograph journal of Alexander W. Chase documenting his family's overland journey from Iowa to California by covered wagon from May to August 1861. The illustrations include both pencil sketches and watercolors. The journal is accompanied by 43 loose...
This collection consists of materials related to the Wilcox Fruit Company. Ms. Chase's family owned the company and its pear orchards from the 1870s to the late 1960s. The company sold its orchard land to Intel for its headquarters facility...
Consists of letters from Erastus B. Chase, shipmaster of the Radiant [II], and the Helen Morris, to his father and sister Eliza. Also includes letters from his wife Ellen (who traveled at times with him) to her parents, letters from...
v.1 - Account book of George Chase, 1879-1880; v.2 - ledger kept by George Chase, 1879; v.3 - scrapbook containing sample forms for real-estate transactions and copies of leases, etc., for property in Alameda and San Francisco Counties, 1904-1916, compiled...
The collection consists of typescript copies of originals. It contains the 1883-84 diary of Mellie Chase, twelve year old daughter of George Chase; the 1867 and 1868 diaries of George Chase, and, correspondence from his mother's family, the Stickneys, of...
Correspondence, writings, notes, newsletters, and printed matter, relating to terrorism and the proposed establishment of a center for the study of terrorism.
Correspondence, documents, and photographs of preservationist and community activist Pearl Chase.
Stanley Chase (1928-) was a theater, film, and television producer. The collection consists of production and business files, original production drawings, posters, press clippings, sound recordings, and scripts from his major projects.
A collection of the correspondence of Warren D. Chase, private of Company H of the 22nd Wisconsin Infantry and a former member of the New Lebanon ministry of the United Society of Believers of Christ's Second Appearing, commonly known as...
The collection consists of correspondence and manuscripts of and related to New Mexico rancher Manly M. Chase and William R. Morley, his wife, Ada M. Morley Jarrett, and their family, chiefly dating from the 1880s to the early 1900s. The...
Relates to political repression in the Soviet Union.
The collection relates to the publication of Chasovoi, a Russian émigré periodical published in Paris; Russian émigré affairs; Russian nationalism, monarchism and anti-communism; and events in the Soviet Union since World War I. It consists of correspondence, serial issues, clippings,...
The consists of postcards and greeting cards addressed to the Chastain Family between 1923 and 1951, mostly from their daughter Hazel, who lived in Portland, Oregon after 1944 with her husband William Mathews....
Letters sent on military postcards from the three Chastoni brothers to friends and relatives in Naples and Mantua from 1916-1919, relating to their wartime service. Alfredo Chastoni was with the 85th Regiment and was the Major Medical Director in Hospital...
The dates from 1956-1970, with the majority of items undated. The collection documents Chater's own creative research and writing process. It consists of paper records, audio recordings, other items. Included in the collection is a manuscript copy of Chater's. Also...
The American Civil War letters of Union soldier Edward L. Chatfield.
Photographs, printed matter and memorabilia, relating to relief activities of the Commission for Relief in Belgium during World War I.
. One souvenir booklet with black and white illustrations. Chattanooga: T. H. Payne & Co, 1885.
Chattel Mortgages are loans in which the collateral is movable personal property such as livestock, machinery, other vehicles, or the inventory of a retail establishment. This collection consists of nine volumes of indexes and 121 volumes of recorded mortgages and...
This collection consists of .42 linear feet (1 Hollinger box) and documents the construction and opening of the Broadway Spring Center and the Biddy Mason Memorial Park located in downtown Los Angeles, California. The majority of the content dates to...
Collection includes business correspondence to the publishing firm of Chatto & Windus from the following authors: Sir James Alexander, concerning Cleopatra's needle, London; Frank Barrett; Karl Blind; Mathilde Blind; Ebenezer Cobham Brewer; Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke; Lady Florence Caroline Dixie;...
Include letter from James G. Fair, Feb. 25, 1875; stock certificates for mines in Nevada and California; photograph of family ore reduction mill in Virginia City, Nevada.
Concerns business dealings of Clarke including mining in Arizona, and Utah, property in Los Angeles, Calif., and building of tramways.
(1834-1928). One note (ANS), re a speech by Depew, president of the New York Central Hudson River Railroad Co. and, later, Republican senator from New York.. [New York], 28 May 1886. Alpha list.
One typewritten account of Depew, re his role as Secretary of State of the train carrying Lincoln's body from Albany. Notes, for example, that "Wherever the highway crossed the railway track the whole population of the neighborhood was assembled... Huge...
Correspondence, notes, drafts of articles and clippings documenting his work as lawyer, for Indians and against billboards. Also included, correspondence of his wife, Henriette de Saussure Blanding, papers of Gordon Blanding relating to W.T. Coleman estate, and records relating to...
Chautemps was a French politician and radical socialist leader. He was premier in 1930 and in 1933-34. A member of the first Popular Front cabinet of Socialists and Communists (1936-37) under Leon Blum, he headed the second, less radical, Popular...
Relates to Wu Pei-fu, and Chinese history in the period 1874-1949.
Maurice Chauvel is a harpist and student of Carlos Salzedo. She taught harp at the Stanford University Department of Music for many years. Her collection of harp music contains numerous performance annotations by Salzedo and Chauvel and her arrangements of...
The Vlasov movement : Soviet citizens who served on the German side, 1941-1945...
The (1955-2000) document Chavez's work as a student activist, educator, counselor, and advocate for bilingual education. Highlights include materials relating to the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán's (MEChA) role in the operation and administration of the Mexican-American Studies Department. The...
This collection of records consists printed material, mainly Federal Bureau of Investigation intelligence reports on various Chicano organized groups and other organizations. Included in the records is surveillance of the Brown Berets/Youth Chicanos for Community Action, Center for Autonomous Social...
This collection contains letters that were mostly sent by D-Day veteran, Mike J Chavez to his wife Stella Chavez during his tour in World War II. Also included in this collection are letters from Percy Chavez to Mrs. Mike Joe...
This collection consists of the videotapes, scripts, and production information of American assistant director, Paul Chavez.
The Vincent "Frank" Chavez Photograph Album includes photographs documenting Chavez' military service, Mexican-American family life in California from the late 1940s through the 1980s, and clippings and ephemera relating to life as a Vietnam Veteran.
"A neatly written set of lecture notes by Aline Chazel, a student midwife at the Montpellier Ecole de la Maternité between the years 1891-1893, under the tutelage of the French surgeon and physician Joseph Grynfeltt (1840-1913), and two Sages-femmes en...
Play scripts, and lists of Russian refugees evacuated from China.
Papers transferred from the UC Santa Barbara Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration to the UC Santa Barbara Library Department of Special Research Collections. Included in this collection are the papers generated in the course of research by area...
Correspondence, teaching materials, research materials, photographs, scrapbooks, and artifacts documenting Vernon and Mary Cheadle's years when Vernon was Professor of Botany at UC Davis and when he was Chancellor at UCSB.
The Vernon I. Cheadle Papers contain biographical material, correspondence, subject files, and academic files from Cheadle's time as a faculty member before and after his days as Chancellor.
Pamphlets, leaflets, circulated documents, studies, and other printed matter, relating to civil war in Chechnia.
Originals in: private possession.
A Guide to the Manuscript Collections of the Bancroft Library
A Guide to the Manuscript Collections of the Bancroft Library
A Guide to the Manuscript Collections of the Bancroft Library
Discussion of memories about her family, education and teaching at Santa Paula High
The Roy W. Cheesman elevation drawings for the proposed remodeling of the First Baptist Church, Santa Barbara, California consist of one presentation board on which are two elevation drawings of the proposed renovation Victoria Street and Chapala Street elevation perspectives....
Portfolio of autolithographs, depicting German atrocities directed against the civilian population in the Soviet Union during World War II. Issued by the Moskovskoe Tovarishchestvo Khudozhnikov.
Memoirs, other writings, correspondence, personal documents, certificates, printed matter, and photographs relating to Russian émigrés in China, Czechoslovakia and Germany after the Russian Revolution. Includes papers of and writings by various émigrés, including Viktor Nikolaevich Chelishchev and I͡Uriĭ Apollonovich Cheremshanskĭ.
The Vladimir Chelminski papers contain extensive materials relating to economic and political conditions in Venezuela from the 1980s onward. The papers include many articles written by Chelminski for Venezuelan newspapers, as well as his book length study of price controls....
This collection comprises the papers of Erwin Chemerinsky, American lawyer, scholar, and founding dean of the UC Irvine School of Law. The papers consist of professional, scholarly, and personal materials documenting his life and career, including publications, teaching materials, case...
Jensen discussions his childhood and education in Washington State; woring for Standard Oil of California and Stuart Oxygen Co.; service during World War II; his professional career, 1986-1941.
Childhood and education in Pomona, B.S. from Caltech; College of Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley, 1935-1997: graduate student years, G.N. Lewis, William Giauque, Wendell Latimer; postwar expansion and reorganization of the college; Director of Research, Atomic Energy Commission, 1949-1951; research:...
Lectures given by Prof. Lisa McElwee-White in April-May 1987....
Correspondence and committee information from the Department of Chemistry.
The manuscript material described below was selected by the Institute Archivist from the files of the Division of Chemistry, and deposited in the Archives June 2, 1975. Primarily correspondence, these papers provide some documentation of the administrative and scientific career...
Relates to political and military conditions in China.
Depicts Taiwanese propaganda being sent by balloon to China.
Protest to the Jiangsu High Court, relating to the arrest of Chen Duxiu by the Kuomintang government for treasonable activities in 1932.
Election campaign literature, and bulletins relating to elections, political conditions, and civil rights in Taiwan.
This collection consists of the papers and photographs of Helen Paik Chen.
Relates to Zhongguo guo min dang propaganda and information operations in China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Includes photographs.
Drawings, cartoons, writings, correspondence, and clippings, relating to political conditions in China, foreign relations of China, and world politics. Includes political cartoons by Jack Chen published in the international communist press.
Diaries, correspondence, printed matter, and photographs, relating mainly to Chinese émigré affairs, especially in Trinidad. Digital copies of select records also available at
The Joseph Chen Collection consists of various maps of China in the 1940s and 1960s, as well as organizational charts of the Chinese Communist and Nationalist military and government in 1964 and 1965.
Biographical data, personal documents, notes, printed matter, photographs, and videocassette relating to the Chinese politician Chen Jiongming (father of Leslie Chen) and the Chen family. Includes research material used by Leslie Chen in his book (Ann Arbor, 1999).
The collection includes drafts, working materials, and correspondence associated with the translation, editing, and publication of Lifu's memoir. Edited and compiled by Sidney H. Chang and Ramon H. Myers and published by the Hoover Institution Press, the memoir and collection...
This collection consists of the scripts and production information of American still photographer Linda Chen.
Professor Ch'en Shou-yi (Chinese: 陳受頤, 1899-1978) was a Chinese scholar known for his groundbreaking contribution to the comparative cultural studies of modern China and the historical studies of Sino- western cultural exchange. He was born into a prestigious literati family...
Writings, correspondence, printed matter, and photographs relating to political conditions in China and Taiwan.
The Theodore Hsi-en Chen papers consist of administrative and faculty papers from Dr. Chen's chairing of the East Asian Studies Center and its predecessors from 1960 to 1971. The collection also includes material from the 1940s and 1950s, a scrapbook...
The Theodore Hsi-en Chen papers consist of administrative and faculty papers from Dr. Chen's chairing of the East Asian Studies Center and its predecessors from 1960 to 1971. The collection also includes material from the 1940s and 1950s, a scrapbook...
Relates to Sheng Shicai, warlord of Xinjiang Province, China. Includes reminiscences of Chen Yongling's experiences as a teacher and prisoner in Xinjiang Province, 1942-1944. Photocopy.
Materials documenting the inaugural display of the Names Project quilt on October 11, 1987.
Correspondence, writings, clippings, serial issues, memoranda, and notes, relating to Collier's journalism in the United States, and to various aspects of political and social conditions in the United States and abroad.
Primarily the writings of Clara Jane Cheney-Minard, the collection includes her journals, correspondence poems, and re-copied essays, among other things. Most of her writing focuses on personal and family-related matters such as her descriptions of nature, descriptions of school, thoughts...
Correspondence regarding dispute over allowed overtime and a diploma in railway accounting. Cheney was a fireman with Southern Pacific in 1944.
A collection of material related to the life and work of John Vance Cheney, American author and librarian.
Collection of documents, invoices, and receipts of a Massachusetts doctor, ca. 1809-1836. Alpha list.
William C. Cheney diploma from the LaSalle Extension University, Chicago and service certificates from the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
This collection consists of printed books and pamphlets, correspondence, ephemera, and broadsides related to William M. Cheney and his activities as a printer in Los Angeles. It also includes materials related to other Los Angeles area printers, presses, and bibliophiles...
From Cheney and his wife Mary Ann, to her family in Pennsylvania, August 21, 1850; and from Cheney after his wife's death, February 10, 1851. He mentions his service in the Morman Battalion, and discusses mining and general economic conditions...
Diaries, speeches and writings, and notes relating to political conditions and education in China and Taiwan.
Correspondence, orders, memoranda, reports, and speeches and writings, relating to aerial operations in China during World War II, and to postwar American foreign policy in China.
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, grant proposals, conference proceedings, press releases, bulletins, financial records, lists, printed matter, photographs, and videorecordings relating to activities of the Committee in Support of Solidarity in the United States, and to human rights conditions in Poland; and...
This collection contains the Chenoweth Lumber Company's account book, purchase order book, log and stumpage records.
Relates to social and economic conditions in Cuba.
Memoirs and other writings, relating to the Russian Revolution and Civil War in Soviet Central Asia and to economic planning in the Soviet Union. Includes censored and uncensored versions of an article by Cherdantsev, a letter by the Soviet geographer...
Compilation of memoirs of Russian communist veterans of the Russian Civil War, edited by S. G. Cheremnykh, entitled "Grazhdanskaia voina v tylu Kolchaka," relating to the Russian Civil War in Siberia; and an incomplete study by S. G. Cheremnykh, entitled...
Letters received, relating to Russian émigré affairs.
File of material compiled by George F. Ritchie (receipts, correspondence, drafts, etc.) relating to the publication of Janet Flanner's translation of Cheri, by Colette, published by Ritchie in 1983, and printed by Black Stone Press. Correspondents include: Wallace Fowlie, who...
Correspondence, reports, and dispatches, relating to the activities of the anti-Bolshevik movements during the Russian Civil War, and relations of the Don Cossack Republic with the Germans and with the Allied representatives in Odessa.
Photographs, memorabilia, chaplain's manual and prayer books, and miscellaneous American and German military documents, relating to the American Expeditionary Force in France during World War I.
Cherkasskii family archives includes diaries, correspondence, writings, genealogy, books, clippings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to social conditions in Russia before the Russian Revolution, the Russian imperial army, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, Russian émigré affairs, and the Russian...
Novel, relating to the Russkaia Osvoboditel'naia Armiia. Includes some correspondence relating to publication.
The Neeli Cherkovski papers, 1945-2018; undated [bulk 1960s-2017] consist of correspondence, writings, publicity, professional papers, and artworks.
Relates to activities of the Socialist Revolutionary Party during the Russian Revolution. Includes notes (in English) summarizing V. M. Chernov's writings.
Stereoscopic cards depicting scenes from the Russo-Japanese War and World War I.
Robert W. Cherny is a U.S. historian, Professor emeritus of History at San Francisco State University, and a co-founder of the Labor Archives and Research Center, also at San Francisco State University. His research files contain materials gathered by Cherny...
This collection contains account books of Kleinke's Cherry City Garage and Lenox Hotel, together with papers describing the costs of Kleinke's new garage together with blueprints for the structure itself....
Cheryl Marie Wade papers, BANC MSS 2017/263, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Bill of lading.
Certificate of promotion for T. J. Agnew (commenced employment as a brakeman, June 10, 1922) to conductor August 1, 1927, along the Cincinnati and Northern Division.
Wesley Chesbro was a State Senator from 1998-2006 and a member of the State Assembly from 2008-2014. The Wesley Chesbro Papers consist of three series: Bill Files, 1999 to 2006 and 2009-2014, Office Files, 1999-2014, and Speeches Files, 2009-2013. The...
Advertisements on silk material for various Yolo County enterprises.
Two pieces of spandex which together make a costume/outfit known as the "doll suit," which belonged to Robert Chesley. Made circa 1987-1988.
The Robert Chesley papers document his life as a playwright, theater critic and sexual outlaw. Chesley died of AIDS in 1990 at the age of 47.
A copy of an early work by playwright Robert Chesley, with annotations, 179 pages. The donor, Alan R. Clark, notes part of it may have been published. It is not clear whether it is fiction or non-fiction. Features include an...
Legal briefs and other documents pertaining to Caryl Chessman's trial and appeals. Correspondence to and from Caryl Chessman, Rosalie Asher, and others. Caryl Chessman's books in English and translated into a multitude of languages. Writings about Caryl Chessman in books,...
Includes typescript of an untitled short article on a Sierra outing; clippings concerning the California ornithologist; a letter from Joseph Grinnell; and miscellaneous postcards addressed to the Nicholls, members of his wife's family.
Photographs, clippings, correspondence, press releases, and memorabilia relating to Latin American politics and to CBS radio broadcasting in Latin America.
Four items. Purchase, Books on the Orient
Notes, interviews, and writings on Mexico's resources, economy, history, and people. Possibly related to his book: Mexico and its reconstruction (1921).
This collection documents the photographic career of radical gay sex artist Mark I. Chester from 1981 to 1997. His papers contain essays and books, announcements, catalogs, posters, publicity about and reviews of his work and exhibitions, and publications with examples...
This collection contains two signed black and white photographs taken by San Francisco-based radical sex photographer, Mark I. Chester, entitled "Rubber Garden 32" and "Daddy & His Little Boy." The collection also includes a small poster for the exhibit, "Diary...
Diaries and photographs of Mortimer Chester, documenting trips to California and his service as a chaplain with the California Civilian Conservation Corps.
12 mounted photographs depicting Chester Place and the surrounding area. The photographs include streetscapes (of Chester Place and Figueroa Street), lawns and gardens. Many of the photographs are identified only generally, but some can be positively identified as no. 7...
Includes correspondence, course notes, conference and committee files, laboratory notes, biographical information, consulting files, and writings.
Contains letters from a man traveling throughout the state of California to his wife Ada Warren in Berkeley and Dunsmuir, Calif.
[Admiral]. One black and white photograph of the Japanese surrender on the U.S.S. Missouri, in Tokyo Bay on 2 Sept. 1945, inscribed by Nimitz to the Library of the Santa Barbara College of the University of California. [Oversize boxed].
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to economic conditions in Taiwan; and sound recordings of interviews, mainly with Chinese Americans born in the United States between 1900 and 1925, relating to the Chinese American experience. Digital copies of...
This collection consists of manuscripts, news clippings, and other materials related to the work of Professor Emeritus, Dominic Cheung.
A collection of videos and a scrapbook relating to Katherine Sui Fun Cheung (1904-2003), the first Chinese woman to obtain an international flying license. The scrapbook was created by Cheung and her daughter Dorothy Leschenko and consists of photographs, newspaper...
Haakon Chevalier's diary is comprised of two hand-written notebooks kept during his time working as a French-English translator at the Nuremberg war crimes trials in 1945 and 1946, and a partial transcript of the notebooks' English-language portions. The diaries begin...
A publisher's paste-up of an unpublished guidebook to San Francisco, apparently intended for visitors to the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Includes descriptions of points of interest; half-tone photographs of scenes in the city; and a fold-out map of the exposition...
This file includes a photocopy of the member's autobiographical reminiscence created as an institutional record for The Society of California Pioneers. The reminiscence contains excerpts from his travel diary that include map coordinates of his location and his impressions of...
Depicts an exposition of Algerian art works and handicrafts.
This collection consists of the following records for Chevra Shaare Refooah: articles of incorporation; bylaws; a ritual book; volumes containing minutes and documentation of other organizational business; candidate declaration forms; a 1939 resolution for David Lande, the organziation's secretary from...
Film strips. Twelve black/white instructional film strips for Chevrolet sales managers showing various aspects of how to sell automobiles. Titles range from "Finding Prospects" to "The Road Demonstration" to "Women!".
Photographs of and related to Rose Bullard Chew in San Francisco, California from 1918 – 1940. Photos include children in a school setting in Chinatown in the 1930s. Identified photos depict trips to Yosemite and Hawaii.
Contains photographs and other pictorial material documenting the Berkeley restaurant Chez Panisse and the career of its founder Alice Waters. Consists chiefly of snapshots of Chez Panisse staff and events, restaurant views, and miscellaneous persons and events associated with Chez...
Contains selected files from Chez Panisse restaurant and café and from Café Fanny in Berkeley, Calif. Included are organizational documents; correspondence with chefs, cookbook authors, and others; board and staff meeting minutes; daily, weekly, and special menus; cookbook drafts; material...
Relates to political conditions in Cambodia. Submitted to the United States Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asia and Pacific Affairs.
Record Series 651 contains the administrative files of the Alumnae Association of Chi Alpha Delta Sorority. The files document the meetings of the Alumnae and Alumnae-Active Boards, the Charter Day Committee, and related activities. Materials include: minutes and notebooks, financial...
Record Series 649 contains eight scrapbooks and one guestbook produced by the Alumnae members of the Chi Alpha Delta Sorority between 1930 and 1983.
Record Series 656 contains audio recordings and written transcripts of oral history interviews with Chi Alpha Delta Sorority alumnae members and research on the history of the sorority. The interviews and research were conducted by sorority members who were also...
Letters to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Grisham, relating to the Vietnam War. Includes newspaper issues, dress designs, and photographs.
The collection consists of scrapbooks that document the activities of Chi Phi Sigma, a teenage girls club based in Oakland, California, for the years 1937-1943. The scrapbooks have photographs, club documents, newsletters, and copies of newspaper clippings. The collection also...
Memoirs relating to conditions in China before and during the Chinese Civil War. Includes printed Chinese version.
Photocopies of edited (redacted) and unedited diaries relating to political conditions in China and Taiwan.
The collection consists of black and white 35mm and 120mm negatives, black and white photographic prints, color slides and digital scans of San Francisco, California landmarks and neighborhoods from the early 1960s to the late 1970s taken by Franklin Chuin...
Photographic negatives and digital scans of photographs taken by Franklin Chiang. Negatives consist of images taken of Stanford University. Digital scans also include images of Palo Alto and San Francisco. Original negatives of San Francisco images are at the San...
Photocopies of edited (redacted) and unedited diaries relating to political and military events in China.
Album of 50 black and white photographic postcards, with captions. Includes images of local men, women, and children, buildings, parks, railroad, airfield, panoramic views, and street scenes of Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapa de Corzo, Tonalá, Comitán de Domínguez, Tapachula, Arriaga, and...
The Chiapas Photography Project collection consists of administrative files, correspondence, publications, photographs, and other materials. The Chiapas Photography Project was an organization started by Sister Carlota Duarte to teach photography to indigenous Mayan Indians in the state of Chiapas, Mexico.
Relates to political conditions in Cuba, especially during the period 1956-1957.
Two printed flyers offering land in Minnesota and Dakota, promoting "The most healthy climate of the world ...Settlements of Americans, Germans and Scandinavians; Odd Fellows' and Catholic Colonies...LANDS SOLD ON LONG CREDIT!" ca. 1870s.
Freight bill (Form 97), 1866; correspondence, 1913.
Sound recordings and transcripts of interviews, and associated material, relating to free market policies in Chile and elsewhere in Latin America, and to the influence of economists associated with the University of Chicago in instituting them. Interviews conducted by Tobias...
Passes issued.
This is a small collection of newspapers published in Chicago between 1898 and 1901 that contain front-page articles about President William McKinley, primarily his election and his assassination. Included are editions of the Chicago Daily Tribune, the Sunday Times-Herald, the...
Station agent's seal record book for the Santa Rosa, New Mexico station.
Bill of lading, 1870; correspondence, 1920.
Album of photographs, possibly taken in June 1906, recording a trip west to California from Chicago, Illinois.
A project started in 1975 at Institute for the Study of American Religions to gather materials relating to the large Chicago area community engaged in the study and practice of paranormal phenomena. The files contain newsletters, flyers and posters, newspaper...
The (1968-2003) document the development and administration of the department and its curriculum. Highlights include materials relating to the department's incorporation into the College of Professional Studies and the resulting backlash from students. The majority of the material dates from...
Submissions for Voces: a journal of Chicana/Latina studies, materials related to Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS) conferences and institutes.
Correspondence, minutes, course plans, course materials, commitee reports, department history, and other materials related to the history and operation of the UC Davis Chicana/o Studies Department.
This collection contains various pieces of ephemera and periodical issues related to Latinos, chiefly focused on Chicanos in California from the 1970s to 2000s. Materials include programs, fliers, brochures, clippings, and magazine issues related to various subjects including the Chicano...
This collection consists of approximately 34 films relating to the study of the culture, history, and politics of the Chicano community. A scanned inventory listing films in the collection is accessible via the USC Digital Library (see the link on...
This is an artificially created small collection that draws together in one place a quantity of published articles, news clippings and ephemera that had been compiled over the years as research files in the offices of the California Ethnic and...
This collection includes articles that were published in un-indexed Latino community newspapers, as well as those appearing in major regional newspapers, art magazines, journals, and various anthologies and exhibition catalogues. There are interviews with artists such as Guillermo Gomez Pena,...
This collection consists of twenty cartons containing photocopy reproductions of journal articles and book chapters, ranging in date from 1928 through the 1990s. Topics include economic conditions, civil rights, and education of Indigenous peoples and Latinos in the United States....
The (1968-1990) document the activities of the Chicano Federation during the 1970s. Highlights include meeting minutes dealing with the Federation's involvement with Chicano Park and the Federation's expansion of services, particularly in affordable housing. The collection primarily consists of meeting...
Graphic novels and zines created, illustrated, and/or written by Chicana and Chicano artists.
This collection contains magazines, articles, newspaper clippings, theater programs, flyers, pamphlets, vinyl records, t-shirts, and other material regarding Chicano history. A majority of the material relates to topics such as the Zoot Suit riots; education; the East LA High School...
Chiefly unused iron-on image transfers on paper, with designs depicting various themes of Chicano and Latino youth culture: slang, low rider cars, salsa music, graffiti, pachucos, cholo gangsters, bad girls, brown pride, La Virgen de Guadalupe, etc. Also includes patches...
The Chicano Latino Comic Books Collection consists of comic books, zines, and posters that were written, illustrated, and in some instances, published by Chicano and Latino artists. With the exception of Michael Aushenker, prominent author of the series ‘The Nine...
This conference brought together a diverse group of women and men, writers, scholars and publishers with the common goal of addressing Chicano artistic forms and cultural expressions within the institutional and ideological contexts of their time.
This collection consists of six cartons of news clippings collected by the UCSB Library's Colección Tloque Nahuaque. The materials range in date from 1969 to 1989 and are relevant to Latino and Chicano studies. They are chronologically arranged. Each item...
The Kaye Briegel Chicano Pamphlets and Literature Collection (1961-1979; undated) contains three boxes of pamphlets, booklets, plays, poetry, books, comic books, children's books, essays, short stories, and anthologies regarding Chicano communities, movements, culture, and history. This collection is arranged alphabetically...
The pamphlets were originally part of the Colección Tloque Nahuaque (CTN), the Chicano Studies research library collection in the UCSB Library. They were collected from 1967 thru 1990 and contain publications such as informative, educational brochures, unpublished bibliographies that are...
Raul Salinas talks about his life and his transition from criminal to human rights activist....
The Kaye Briegel Chicano Publication Collection contains newspapers, newsletters, magazines, and other publications related to Chicano communities.
Photographs related to the East Los Angeles Chicano punk rock scene in 1980 taken by artist, photographer, and actor Daniel Villarreal of Los Angeles, California. Additional materials include magazine clippings, newspaper clippings, exhibition programs, flyers, and one audiocassette.
Long-playing records which feature Chicano music. Artists include Lola Beltran, Yolanda Del Rio, Pedro Infante, Flaco Jimenez, Luis Perez Meza, Augustine Ramirez, and Silvestre Vargas, among others.
The Kaye Briegel Research Collection (1900-1984; undated bulk: 1960-1980) contains eight boxes of reports, papers, case studies, monographs, articles, hearings, and court cases related to Chicano communities, movements, activism, culture, and history from publishers such as: Chicano Studies Research Center...
Record Series 738 contains the administrative records of the Chicano Studies Research Center UCLA. It includes important internal reports and correspondence regarding the planning and development of the CSRC beginning in the 1960s. The Chicano Studies Research Center at UCLA...
Record Series 737 contains the organizational files of the California Senate Concurrent Resolution 43 as collected by UCLA's Chicano Studies Center. Files include correspondence, directories, reports, drafts, and documents regarding workshops, committees, and conferences.
Record Series 735 contains the administrative files of UCLA's Chicano Studies Research Center Director Juan Gomez-Quinones. Files regard academic plans, affirmative action, conferences, task forces, projects, other cultural studies centers, committees, and faculty recruitment and development.
This record collection is part of the Chicano Studies Research Center's overall collection of books and music. It ranges from Mexican Folk Songs, Mariachi, Regional Mexican music, to Chick Corea, Duke Ellington and Chicano pop and rock music Researchers who...
The Women's Unit was created in view of the fact that women of Mexican decent carry the burden of their gender in addition to their racial and class status and that efforts by the CSRC to address and rectify Chicano...
This collection began with the acquisition of a set of 71 slides (the photographer is unknown) that suggest a possible ethnocentric study on gang life in San Gabriel Valley, California. Included in the slides are images of tattoos and tattooing,...
Calls for the condemnation of atrocities by anti-Bolshevik forces in Russia. Photocopy.
40+ small illustrated pamphlets by Jack T. Chick, with titles such as "Creator or Liar?" "The Passover Plot?," "This Was Your Life," and Is There Another Christ?"
This collection contains 24 mounted b/w photographs of Civil War sites such as Missionary Ridge, showing the locations where Louisiana troops fought. Issued by the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park Commission, Louisiana Committee, with printed descriptions on the back...
Correspondence, news clippings, ephemera, printed materials, and other documents pertaining to the discovery, investigation, and custody of Drake's Plate of Brasse, found in Marin County in 1937, which carried an inscription declaring Sir Francis Drake's claim of the land on...
A few accounting records of Chico and Northern Railroad Collection.
The collection consists of materials assembled by Nena Vartabedian Childs during and after her employment at the Post Exchange on the Chico Army Air Field base. The collection includes: correspondence, brochures, photos, newspaper clippings, memorabilia and publications: THE FLYER 1942-1945...
Ledgers and correspondence relating to the organization and financial concerns of the Chico Electric Railway....
The Chico Grange was established in 1932 to give support and create opportunities for the rural and agricultural communities of Butte County. The collection consists of organizational records for Chico Grange 1932-1993, including minutes, reports, membership, correspondence, financial, journals, handbooks...
The Chico High School Parents’ Teachers’ Association or Chico High PTA minutes span from 1917 to 1932. Included in the collection are a few newspaper clippings of the group’s events....
Correspondence, financial records, and family letters from M. L. Mery of Chico Iron Works.
Collection contains the minutes of board meetings; minutes are missing from 1889 to 1995. Some of the volumes coincide in dates as the transitions between the governance of the elementary and high school and unified boards overlap. The collection does...
The records of the Chico Women’s Club contains documents relating to the clubs administrative activities, projects, and club history.
Writings, correspondence, and printed matter relating to Giancarlo Facca, Italian resistance leader during World War II and subsequently petroleum geologist and geothermal energy engineer. Includes printed writings by Facca.
Minutes, agendas, and related items of the California State University Chief Administrators and Business Officers group (1993-2001). Topics covered in minutes include budget process, environmental health and safety issues, integrated technology strategy, collaborative management systems, and audit planning
Forms part of: California Supreme Court Oral History Project.
This collection includes correspondence, notebooks, and lists of photographic negatives for trading and selling, railroads, lumber, steel, coal and manufacturing companies, Southern Pacific, Texas & New Orleans and Western rail road locomotives and a list of fiction Mr. Chiesa owned.
This collection consists of three compositions by Renato Chiesa and a curriculum vitae
Depicts mass rallies and political conditions in Georgia, relating to the establishment of Georgian independence.
Music manuscripts, published scores, sound recordings, published reviews, and photographs.
The collection includes correspondence, financial records, government documents, pamphlets and publications and newspapers. Newspapers include "Diario Oficial: Organo del gobierno constitucional de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos," circa 1917 and "Peridico Oficial del gobierno del Estado de Chihuahua," circa 1917-1931.
Treasury notes for one and ten pesos, as ordered by military decree, Feb. 1914.
Imprint on back of mounts: Addis e Hijo.
This collection contains material on the politics, economy, and history of Latin America, Portugal, and Portuguese-speaking Africa collected by Dr. Ronald H. Chilcote, Professor Emeritus of Economics at UC Riverside. Highlights include rare books and periodicals on Brazilian left movements;...
This collection consists of the pamphlets, press releases, reports, and communiqués related to the Angolan War of Independence compiled by University of California, Riverside Political Science professor emeritus Ronald H. Chilcote.
This collection consists of the papers of Ronald H. Chilcote, resident and civil activist of Laguna Beach, California documenting his involvement with the Laguna Beach Unified School District and school board, Temple Hills Community Association, Laganza Farm, Laguna Greenbelt, Inc.,...
Collection consists of documents and proposals pertaining to parent involvement in day care, originally gathered for the White House Conference on Children and Youth. Includes proposals for Parent and Child Centers and several Federal anti-poverty programs developed in the 1970s....
Open reel tape recordings produced in a study on speech sound production in children.
The Child Survivors of the Jewish Holocaust Collection consists of oral history interviews conducted by Sarah Traister Moskovitz as part of her research on the experience of childhood during the Holocaust. The testimonies consist of video recordings documenting experiences in...
Description of family and social life in San Francisco; student days at University of California; volunteer settlement work; 1906 earthquake; professional career as children's agent for the State Board of Control, 1913-1924; volunteer social service with various agencies; minority group...
4 scrapbooks created by and for Peter Childers, a dancer who died of AIDS in 1988. Includes photographs, news clippings, and other memorabilia.
Completed questionnaires of childhood play behavior as reported by adult male homosexuals and heterosexuals, and female homosexuals and heterosexuals, circa 1977. These completed questionnaires formed the basis for the study "Childhood Play Activities of Male and Female Homosexuals" by Edward...
The records of the California Children and Families Commission (CCFC) include 3 feet of textual records covering the years 1999 to 2002. The majority of the records consist of meeting files, detailing the Commission's monthly meetings from October 1999 to...
Consists of newsletters, pamphlets, and other material relating to the Children of God.
Children of the Day were a Christian musical band that formed during the Jesus Movement. The materials in this collection include files, music, and photographs.
Business records of Children's Book Press, a non-profit publisher devoted to publishing multicultural and bilingual literature for children.
Books in this collection are primarily illustrated 20th century imprints....
Children's Home Society of California has been providing adoption services and child welfare programs since 1891. Beginning as a Los Angeles based foundation, CHS has expanded its services throughout the state of California, including Ventura County. This collection contains one...
The collection includes three scrapbooks from the Pleasant Hill-based Humpty Dumpty Auxiliary of the Children’s Home Society of California.
These records were collected by Ruth Spande Atwood, first superintentdent and administrator of the Stanford Convalescent Home (1923-1961), and include correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings and photographs. Subjects include the history of the Home, individuals who served on Boards and assisted...
Documents the administrative functions of the Medical Center and its predecessors, the Baby Hospital Association and the Children's Hospital Association of the East Bay. Included are Board and committee minutes, financial records and planning documents.
Collection includes correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, yearbooks, newsletters, financial records, membership lists relating to the School and the Alumnae Association. Some texts transferred to general collection (see separation sheet)....
Collection includes materials related to the Children's Hospital San Francisco Nurses' Alumnae Association.
The Children's Hospital of San Francisco Photograph Collection contains approximately 1,600 photographic prints taken by various photographers from circa 1887 to circa 1985. Approximately 550 of the photographs are contained in 5 albums. The collection also contains 7 glass lantern...
The bulk of the collection consists of 45 volumes of minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors. In addition, there are administrative files containing bylaws, articles of incorporation, monthly and annual reports; Board records containing correspondence, member lists,...
This collection contains minutes, correspondence, notes, newsletters, reports, yearbooks, financial records, membership lists, scrapbooks, photographs, clippings, forms and other documents and publications relating to the School and the Alumnae Association....
Produced by the American Veterans Committee in cooperation with the American Association for the United Nations, for radio broadcast during United Nations Week.
Collection consists of four books for kindergarten and early grades in both Hebrew and Arabic, including fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and alphabet books. Contains by Emanuel Gamoran (1932, 1934), by Avi Margalit (c1968) (all published in the U.S.), and ,...
A collection of handmade paper dolls, a photograph, and two leaves of paper dating from approximately the 1860s to the 1920s, presumably created by a Miss Edith Thompson of England. A verso of one of the two leaves is dated...
The Children’s Pool Collection is made up of photographs and archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. The Collection contains information on the Children’s Pool in La Jolla,...
10 documents related to Ellen Browning Scripps' Children's Pool donation to the City, including official correspondence, Resolutions by Common Council of the City of San Diego, procedural cover sheets, a site map, a drawing of proposed breakwater, notes and a...
Statement of purposes, organization, and history included in volume 1.
This collection contains two scrapbooks which document the productions of the Children’s Theater Guild of Newport Harbor.
The Richard Childress photograph collection, circa 1975, (SAFR 24827, P77-042) is comprised of a photograph of the Danish training ship DANMARK (built 1933; ship, 3m: training ship). The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for...
Anna Birks' autograph album received on her birthday, December 13, 1905, while visiting from Harrison, Iowa, her mother Anna Birks Aleck's family in New Monterey. The album contains verses and good wishes from her Grandmother Hilary [Hethey] Birks, Aunts Lou...
Relates to relief work and social conditions in Russia, American foreign relations with Balkan and Near Eastern countries, diplomacy regarding Morocco in World War II, and the role of Iran in world politics, especially in relation to Russia.
Correspondence, reports, notes, speeches and writings, and interview transcripts relating to Federal Bureau of Investigation surveillance of the Communist Party, and the relationship between the Communist Party of the United States and the Soviet communist party and government. Includes some...
The Neal Childs collection includes correspondence, contracts, procedural statements, drawings and scrapbooks documenting the landscape architect's career. Scrapbooks contain original photographs and clippings related to landscape architecture and garden structures, and are arranged by subject. Project records consist of specifications,...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, studies, memoranda, bulletins, serial issues, pamphlets, clippings, and sound recordings relating to libertarian thought and activities in the United States, laissez-faire economics, and proposals for decriminalization of drug use.
Album contains 33 commercial albumen prints of Valparaíso, Santiago, Iquique, Arica (Chile), and St. Vincent (Cape Verde Islands) with captions in German and Spanish. 17 photos of Valparaíso feature panoramic and street views, buildings and monuments, local peoples, and casualties...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Chile newspaper collection (1942-1979) comprises nine unique titles of publication, in both Spanish and Catalan. All of the titles...
16 color picture postcards with images of public buildings, parks, street scenes, and panoramas.
Collection consists of photocopies from the Chilean Registro Electoral of the presidential elections of 1958 and 1964....
This collection consists of 108 posters, 25 zines and ephemera created in response to the 2019 protests in Chile. The protests were originally sparked by an increase in Santiago Metro's subway fare. The response manifested as an overwhelming and...
Reports, pamphlets, correspondence, bulletins, press releases, minutes, resolutions, campaign material, and printed matter, relating to the presidency of Salvador Allende and the military coup of 1973 in Chile; subsequent political, economic and human rights conditions in Chile; the Chilean plebiscite...
Hundreds of zines from independent artists and publishers with a punk literary aesthetic. The zines are a platform to comment on social/political/economic injustices....
Typescript of The Coachella Valley: agriculture and flood and earthquake hazards (1953).
A group of documents belonging to and/or pertaining to Joseph B. Chiles, the earliest of which is a receipt of purchase from 1855, and the latest a note describing his death, life, and details of funerary plans from June 1885....
Views of Chili Bar Bridge, spanning the South Fork of the American River at State Highway 193, Placerville vicinity, El Dorado County, Calif.
The Frank Chin papers contain personal and professional materials of Frank Chin from 1940-2001. The collection is divided into five series spanning 122 archival Boxes. The bulk of the collection consists of Chin's manuscripts, including essays, articles, novels, scripts (film...
Hei Sop Chin (1905- ) was the editor of the (1955), wrote the textbooks (1958) and (1959), founded, edited, and published the news weekly , or (1961-1965), was the head of the lithograph department at the University of Southern California...
The Ming W. Chin Papers consist of materials created or gathered by Justice Chin and removed from his chambers in August 2020, after he announced him retirement from the California Supreme Court. The bulk of the materials are dated between...
Contains petition for U.S. passport for Chin Yem Poy's son Chin Gen Fee, a letter to U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service concerning Chin Yem Poy's children, an application for an immigrant visa for Chin Gen Fee's wife Chin Yuet Ping,...
Photograph album, with black lacquered wooden covers, containing about 120 b/w photos, most with captions, of a young officer on the British river boat 'Robin', stationed in the Canoton/Samshui area in 1913. Includes photos of the 'Robin', river scenes, and...
Relates to the reoccupation of Zhangjiakou, China by Nationalist Chinese troops. Issued by the Headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief of the 12th War Zone of China.
Cite as: [Identification of item], China and Hong Kong photograph album, Bernath Mss 308. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Cite as: [Identification of item], China and Japan photograph album, Bernath Mss 357. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
396 black/white snapshots, captions in English, of the voyage out, including Cape St. Vincent, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Port Said, Indian Ocean, Colombo, Sumatra, Penang, Singapore, and Hong Kong. China images include Shanghai (Bund, street scenes, funeral, boats and river),Tientsin (border regiment,...
Photograph album containing 34 black and white small format photographs and one pencil drawing. Locale appears to be northern China and Mongolia. Chinese are in Qing period attire. Scenes of city gates and walls, ships at port or river banks,...
Photographs of China and Pacific Coast Americas. Photographic views taken by and documenting a British Sailor on his travels and with the Royal Navy to China, c. 1900s.
The China Camp State Park Photographic Collection contains 599 images that date from 1888 through 2009. Images depict the property as an operational shrimping village and, later, a state park.
Constitutional provisions and electoral laws enacted by the Republic of China.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial and personnel records relating to procurement and shipment of war materièl from the United States to China during World War II, military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater, and wartime diplomatic relations between China and the...
The present finding aid represents the fruits of a multiyear collaborative effort, undertaken at the initiative of then UCLA Chancellor Charles Young, to collect, collate, classify, and annotate available materials relating to the China Democracy Movement and tiananmen crisis of...
Chiefly snapshots taken and views acquired on Standard Oil's exploratory expedition to China, 1914-1916, led by University of California geologist George Davis Louderback. Earlier and later views also present. Many views of local sites and people, antiquities, temples, the Great...
Photographs taken during an expedition led by geologist Louderback to survey coal resources in China. Photographs primarily depict subjects of general tourist interest, including landscapes, waterways, architecture, street scenes, people, and technology. Also includes portraits of Chinese military leaders, expedition...
The bulk of the collection contains the Provincial files and personal papers of the Jesuits from the California Province who labored in the China Mission from 1928 through 1957 when the last of the men, imprisoned by the Communists, were...
Individual oral histories cataloged separately. Search under title: China missionaries oral history project.
Archive/collection of Margaret Gillespie Fagg, wife of Rev. Dr. John Gerardus Fagg, missionary to China and minister of the Middle Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of New York City. Included in the collection are: Seven diary journals, over 100 photographs...
Purchase, Pat Zadina Books, 2006. .05 linear feet (1 folder).
China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) was founded as a partnership between Curtiss Aircraft and the Chinese Nationalist Government in 1929. This Collection contains a Pass Down Log from CNAC. The pass down log in this collection is a written communication...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The China newspaper collection (1850-1993) comprises forty-two different titles of publication, in both English and French. All titles within this...
Primarily black and white photo album of a Chinese PLA soldier from an army reserve training school in Chengdu, Sichuan province.
Photograph album, mainly of Han-Keou (Han-kow), China, ca. 1906. 13 black/white mounted photographs, most with extensive captions in French, including street scenes and buildings in Han-Keou, a pagoda, the Russian Orthodox Church, towers for raising irrigation water, shots of a...
The album contains 102 black and white photographs, 87 of which are of scenes of the late Qing Dynasty China. Most of the China-based photos appear to be from the time following the Boxer Rebellion (1900-1901). Additional 15 photographs appear...
Large album contains 141 black and white photographs (some loose), possibly taken by a staff member of a British legation in China. Images include river and canal views; temples, churches, priests; chancery and related buildings; scenic views; horse races, tennis,...
25 black/white photos, captions in English, of lakes, rivers, boats, tea houses, pagodas, and streets scenes with local inhabitants. Locations include Mootoo, Soochow, Tahu Lake, Hangchow, Shanghai, Ningpo, and Nanziang.
Cite as: [Identification of item], China photograph album, SC 1014. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Three lacquer albums, ca. 1905-1907, containing 224 b/w photographs, few with captions. Mainly snapshots taken by German soldier(s) stationed in China, including areas such as Tsingtau [Qingdao], with images of individual soldiers and groups, troops on the march, boats, harbors,...
These three photo albums show various aspects of Chinese life, society and political events at the turn of the century from the perspective of members of western military units (presumably German) stationed in China during the Boxer Rebellion and its...
Two albums, captions in English, no dates.
The collection contains 14 b/w photographs of scenes of various locales in turn of the century China.Some photos have handwritten captions, in English, on the back. Photographs of western troops on horseback suggest timeframe may be period of Boxer Rebellion...
The China Society of Southern California was founded in 1935 as a non-profit cultural organization and is the oldest Sino-American organization of its kind in the United States. The records of the China Society consist primarily of correspondence, board meeting...
22 stereoviews of Peking (gardens, temples and other buildings, port and boats, countryside, Chinese men, women and children) and 8 stereoviews of Shanghai (temples, boats, street scenes), ca. 1900-1910. Some images have brief handwritten descriptions in Dutch....
missionary calendars, ...
Album contains 48 black and white photographs, primarily of boats on the Yangtze River. Other images include men engaged in "deck cricket" onboard the H.M.S. Royal Arthur; a sporting event with tug-of-war and hurdles; houses; temples; scenic views. Album probably...
Relates to current activities of the association and individual members, and includes reminiscences of wartime experiences of various members.
Photographs depicting U.S. military maneuvers, equipment, facilities, and ceremonies in Hawaii; political torture photographs from China.
The Collection on the Chinantec is comprised of materials regarding the research of Carole H. Browner, Howard F. Cline, and Arthur J. Rubel on the Chinantec, the indigenous people of Oaxaca, Mexico. This collection primarily includes field notes from research...
Photo album with black and white photos of Qing era China.
This collection contains 131 black-and-white photographs (including some duplicates) of views of building exteriors and streets scenes in Old Chinatown and neighboring residential and industrial areas of downtown Los Angeles, California, that were taken prior to the demolition of the...
Collection of postcards featuring views and attractions of San Francisco's commercial Chinatown district. Other Chinatowns -- most notably that of Los Angeles -- are also depicted, as is Grauman's Chinese Theatre (Hollywood, Calif.) and other Chinese-American communities and establishments.
1: In Gum Gook Alley, May 1901 [Possibly Com Coak Alley, also known as Sullivan's Alley, between Jackson and Pacific Streets.] -- 2: Opium Den, Rag Picker's Alley, 1901 [Probably off Washington Street, near Kearny Street, and also known as...
Printed matter, relating to agriculture in China.
75 Images scanned from the book "Air Combats Illustrated, Chinese Air Force"
A photograph depicting members of the Chinese Alliance Society from the Chin-Lang residence of the Chich-Kung Tong, headquartered in San Francisco (probably Grand Ave.) celebrating the establishment of the Republic of China, 1911-1912.
Three cards, one for the play "My Partner," one for linen goods, and one for laundry service (with stereotypical character), all ca. late nineteenth century, apparently New York and Boston. Asian American Fund Purchase, June 2000. Pegasus ID: ALP1559-1561. Alpha...
Contains business cards of Chinese business owners in California, including Sun Chong Lung & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in tea, sugar, rice, oil and opium, and Yan Tie Co., dealers in Chinese and Japanses Fancy goods.
Contains several Chinese business directories for San Francisco and Oakland, 1931-1935, as well as printed ephemera from various businesses, chiefly in San Francisco's Chinatown, including printers, stationers, and a bookstore; restaurants; and, a drugstore, grocery, and general merchandise store. A...
The Chinese American Citizens Alliance is a nonprofit based in San Francisco, California. The organization began in 1895 as the fraternal order of the Native Sons of the Golden State, and by 1920 had a number of lodges nationally and...
Contains convention proceedings, photographs, letters, essays, newspaper articles, newsletters and publications, mailers, flyers and advertisements, meeting agendas, handwritten notes, pamphlets, membership lists, event programs, and resolutions. The content of the materials covers events related to the CACA, particularly the 39th...
Contains organization materials collected by Sue Fawn Chung, including the constitution and bylaws. The bulk of materials are synopses and minutes of the Biennial National Conventions, dating from 1923 to 1973, normally held in California. Also includes reports on activities...
Contains a variety of manuscript items and printed ephemera, including a fortune telling guide and information about the lottery, with several lottery tickets in Chinese and English for various businesses and games; tables for comparing Western and lunar calendars; directions...
The Chinese American Democratic Club Archives covers the period from 1988 to 2000. It contains campaign material, such as election fliers, endorsements and candidate questionnaires or interviews. San Francisco local politics are viewed from this group's interaction with politicians, political...
Contains bylaws, minutes, programs, newsletters, photocopies of Federal Bureau of Investigation files, as well as other miscellaneous printed material.
Identification photographs and other portraits of Chinese American men mounted on two album leaves. A few images were taken against a backdrop of cell bars, perhaps at the immigration and/or detention facilities of Ellis Island. A few men are depicted...
Contains Chinese-American Librarians Association. national organization records, including the constitution, bylaws, membership directories, correspondence, minutes, committee correspondence and reports, chapter reports, annual conference brochures and information sheets, and miscellaneous related materials, from 1985 to 1994.
The Chinese American Political Association is a non-profit political organization spanning more than two decades starting in the middle of the 1980's. Aimed at increasing voter awareness and participation, this collection consists mostly of newsletters issued by the organization over...
Album of a Chinese American student and athlete, from his San Francisco school days and on the campuses of U.C. Berkeley and Stanford. Comparison of images to Berkeley's annuals suggests David Harfong Lee as the compiler, a civil engineering student...
The Chinese American Voters Education Committee (CAVEC) Archives covers the period from 1985 to 1996. In this collection there is overlap between CAVEC and the Chinese American Democratic Club (CADC). Most of the documents are Chinese American Democratic Club related...
The Chinese American Women's Club of Santa Clara County Records (1962-1999) documents the activities of a civic club whose mission is to "preserve Chinese culture and traditions and serve [the] community where needed." The collection materials include correspondence, meeting minutes,...
Photograph album documenting the life of George S. Eng, a Chinese American World War II veteran and leader in the American Legion in New York City.
Chiefly completed survey forms, 1981-1982, from veterans residing in Calif., particularly San Francisco, Oakland, and other northern Calif. cities, and Hawaii, as well as a small number from Alaska and other states. Also includes a roster for the #407 Air...
The collection includes photographic negatives of Chinese and Chinese Americans around 1900. Photographs were taken in San Francisco and Monterey in California, and in Portland, Oregon.
1 b/w 8" x 8" [copy] print of father feeding son, n.p, n.d. Could just as likely be in China.
The Chinese and Vietnamese Coin Collection includes six cards mounted with coins. Four cards are labeled "Chinese Moneys" and are indicated as coming from the "Dynasty Chou," more commonly referred to as the Zhou dynasty. These coins are labeled as...
The Chinese Association is a social, cultural, and community service-based student organization at the University of California, Irvine, founded in 1969. Their mission is to share Chinese and Chinese-American culture with the greater Orange County and Los Angeles area through...
This collection includes correspondence, receipts, ledgers, and other bound volumes that afford insights into commerce among members of California's Chinese community in San Joaquin and Yuba Counties during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It also contains a Chinese...
Freight bills, Southern Pacific Railway, and miscellaneous business papers, Wing On Wo, presumably in Dutch Flat (C-G 53); accounts and a few letters, Kwang Yuen Company, Dutch Flat, ca. 1890 (C-G 54).
Taber number 3111: Chinese grocers stand among baskets and bins in a produce store open to the sidewalk. Meat and vegetables are displayed -- Taber number 3991: Upper and Lower Yosemite Falls framed between trees on the valley floor.
A collection of three documents relating to mining claims in the Chinese Camp Mining District in California in the aftermath of the California Gold Rush.
Contains bylaws for 1955, 1971, and 1974, with a possibly complete set of meeting minutes, 1970-1999, and lists of officers, 1972-1999. The rest of the collection includes a small amount of business correspondence, cemetery plans, and a history of the...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Chinese ceremonial papers Printers Mss 67. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
This collection consists of the inventories and notes related to the Chinese collections held by the University of Southern California's East Asian Library.
The Chinese Community newspaper, started publication in the early 1980s and was the first Chinese newspaper to be published in Southern California. The collection consists of a weekly Chinese language newspaper that chronicles Southern California's suburban Chinese Community.
Newspaper issues, pamphlets, broadsides, flyers, and sound recordings, issued by Red Guards, relating to the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
Chiefly Chinese business directories for California, particularly the San Francisco Bay Area, but also including some from Massachusetts, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Washington. The directories usually include illustrated advertisements along with names and addresses of local businesses and individuals.
One document (ADS) sent by one En Ze to one Mei Zhang, acknowledging receipt of one brick of gold, to be deposited in various banking institutions. Qing Dynasty, 1904. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Chiefly real photo postcards, apparently by an amateur photographer, of a Chinese Dragon Parade held in Chinatown, Los Angeles, Calif. in October of 1902. Includes photographs of various parade participants and crowds. Several larger photographs depict and unidentified shrine with...
Contains original materials such as an annunciation by Kang You-wei, correspondence and writings by Wu Zhuang, Xu Qin and Zhang Jun-li, as well as memorials to the Qing government from reform associations in Canada and the U.S. Printed materials by...
Two Chinese fans hand painted by Tung Kao, with poems in calligraphy by Juan Yuan and Chi Huang.
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Photograph depicting funeral ceremony in unidentified street or alley, with onlookers along sidewalk, in San Francisco's Chinatown.
A collection of Chinese hanging scrolls featuring paintings and calligraphy. The scrolls were created by various artists and gifted to USC by various donors. The collection includes originals and reproductions created in a variety of formats.
Contains a small amount of material relating to the society's organization and founding, including constitution and lists of board members, annual reports, programs from anniversaries and other celebrations, and minutes from monthly and special meetings. Also includes printed and other...
Consists of newspaper clipping files relating to the Chinese and Chinese Americans, particularly in Calif. and San Francisco. For a time the reference files were held at the San Francisco Public Library and pertain chiefly to topics of local interest,...
The Chinese Historical Society of Southern California and the UCLA Asian Studies Center initiated the Southern California Chinese American Oral History Project in September 1978. The project collected oral histories from 165 Chinese residents who discussed their lives in Los...
Contains chiefly homeplace periodicals, 1935-1937, from Gangzhou, Kaiping, and Taishan counties, and some anti-Japanese materials, including a survey on patriotic movements of Chinese in America in the 1940s. Also includes 2 receipts from the Great Eastern Hotel in Shanghai, and...
Includes history of Chinese Hospital, San Francisco, published in 1963, on the occasion of its 40th anniversary, along with a hundred year history of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals in Hong Kong, 1870-1970. With these are a 1923 record...
many photos.
The Chinese in California, 1850-1925 illustrates nineteenth and early twentieth century Chinese immigration to California through about 8,000 images and pages of primary source materials. Included are photographs, original art, cartoons and other illustrations; letters, excerpts from diaries, business records,...
An account of Chinese outlaws prepared by W.C. Pond?; a letter to A.L. Bancroft; and criticisms of a manuscript (possibly an early draft of H.H. Bancroft's essay, Mongolianism in America) included.
The Chinese in California collection is comprised of photographs, correspondence, press clippings, typescripts, and other material pertaining to the history of Chinese life and culture in California and other areas in the western United States. Material relates to the academic...
Collection of unrelated ephemera, printed materials, and correspondence pertaining to the life and history of Chinese people in California. Includes materials related to Chinatown tourism, Weaverville Joss House, Chinese Historical Society, mission schools for girls (Ming Quong Home) and boys...
Muybridge half-stereo views show Oakland (including the Tubbs Hotel and Grand Central), and Chinese in San Francisco. Large format Taber views are of Calaveras Big Trees.
Purchase, eBay
Contains 11 keno tickets from Sacramento's last Chinese gambling palace.
Contains typescript reports of July 26 and Oct. 8, 1909 made by the League's attorney, Franklin B. Worley, regarding his activities in response to negative publicity against the Chinese, particularly concerning the Chinese mission schools and the reported murder of...
Early life and education in China; student years in the U.S.; interest in linguistics; work as interpreter for Bertrand Russell and Dora Black in China; linguistic studies and teaching career in China and U.S.; Agassiz professorship of oriental languages and...
Contains 9 sets of paper lottery tickets with Chinese and English characters which read "American Day $5,000 Limited", "American Night $5,000 Limited", "Lee Sing Tai Day $5,000 Limited", "Lee Sing Tai Night $5,000 Limited", "Man Bow Yuen Day $5,000 Limited",...
Includes five cyanotype images on both sides of one mount, probably a page from an album. Two images (recto) are of Hing Lee Chinese Goods storefront and the interior of a natatorium. Three images (verso) are of a log cabin,...
Depicts scenes of daily life in China and activities of the Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
Pamphlets, photographs, correspondence, and posters regarding the Chinese Nationalist Party of Sacramento.
Of the approximately 150 Chinese paintings in this collection guide, the majority were originally collected by UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus James Cahill and the Cahill family. The Cahill family collections, known historically as the Ching Yüan Chai Collection, are arguably...
Photographs and other audiovisual material depicting Chinese cities, scenes of daily life, various prominent personalities, and miscellaneous scenes of political activities.
Album with Chinese postage stamps, various dates ranging from 1957-1987.
The collection consists of three postcards from the 1920s and 1930s which depict scenic views and other sites from Hankou, Shanghai, and Tientsin.
The collection of Chinese posters consists of approximately 43 posters, including a few duplicates, advertising both Chinese and Western products. Many of the posters date from the 1920s and were printed in China by the Shanghai Commercial Press (Shanghai shang...
A collection of 32 public health posters on COVID-19 (Coronavirus disease 2019) published in China during 2020. The posters appear to be government-issued propaganda, advocating for unity and shared responsibility and featuring images of heroic labor figures, families, and medical...
This collection consists of Chinese art prints and calendars from 1971-1973.
Chinese propaganda posters on a variety of subjects and themes, ranging from the 1950s through the early 1980s.
Payroll document for a Chinese work company on the Virginia and Truckee Railroad, signed in Chinese characters.
This collection contains the research files for The Chinese Railroad Workers in North America Project at Stanford University. Included are the following: email correspondence, flyers, pamphlets, brochures, images, book chapter and essay drafts, National Endowment for the Humanities grant materials,...
This "Account in Detail of the Chinese Relief Expedition of 1900," appears to be a personal narrative. Dated from July 15, 1900 to November 15, 1900, it relates one military unit's involvement in the Allied effort to stop the Boxer...
The Alliance was organized in Honolulu in 1906, a branch of the "World's Chinese Students' Federation" founded in China for the advancement and welfare of that country. The papers, in English, consist of correspondence, resolutions, reports of committees, minutes of...
Reports, memoranda, correspondence, pamphlets, clippings, bulletins, messages, appeals, questionnaires, press releases, maps, silk embroidered portraits, memorabilia, and sound recordings relating to political, social, and economic conditions in China, especially during the period of the Civil War, and to the Tiananmen...
Contains examples of invitations and announcements for Chinese living in Northern Calif. Also includes ledgers of customer's orders.
A menu, postcard, and invitation related to the Chinese Tuxedo Restaurant, which opened in New York City in 1897.
Includes group portraits of members of the Oakland Chinese War Relief Association and the Chinese Famine Relief Association of Oakland. Also includes 2 panoramic group portraits, perhaps depicting members of the same or similar organizations.
Contains copyprints of approximately 1100 photographs spanning the years 1848 to 1982, compiled from collections of historical societies, museums, libraries, community organizations, and other archive resources relating mainly to Chinese American women, as well as the Chinese American experience with...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Chinese woodblock print book collection, Printers Mss 68. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Consists of a variety of miscellaneous records and printed ephemera relating to businesses in San Francisco and China. Contains a sampling of shareholders certificates and handbooks, bylaws, regulations, and annual reports; records of rents and wages; account books from groceries...
Consists of a variety of miscellaneous materials and printed ephemera relating to community life, chiefly in San Francisco and other areas of northern Calif. San Francisco materials include items from benevolent and family associations, including bylaws, special publications, minutes of...
The Chinese-American Society of Pasadena Papers (1945-1984) includes membership lists, publications, correspondence, and scrapbook with meeting announcements, minutes and newspaper clippings.
Postage stamps, medals, coins, currency, post cards, photographs, art objects, maps, memorabilia, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to Manchuria during the period of the Japanese-dominated state of Manchukuo. Includes some correspondence of D. K. E. Ching.
Tamara Ching (1949-) is an advocate, activist, and former sex worker. This small collection includes brochures, conference materials, flyers, news clippings, newsletters, and reports about transgender health and rights and AIDS in Asian Pacific Islander communities, as well as materials...
Collection of original artworks -- 14 drawings and 2 fabric collages -- by pupils of the Chinle Boarding School for Navajo children in Chinle, Arizona. Drawings depict regional Arizona desert landscapes, including Monument Valley; horses; and traditional Navajo structures. Collages...
Photographs, newspaper clippings about former Chinese Communists of 1950s
This collection contains correspondence written by SSgt. John A. Chinn, USAAF, to his wife Erma Chinn during World War Two.
These photographs were taken by Chinese-American artist Lenore Chinn, who is most known for her realist paintings and her involvement in queer activism. These photographs were featured in the exhibit “Picturing Kinship: Portraits of Our Community” at the GLBT Museum...
Notes, correspondence, transcripts of governmental hearings and other printed matter, relating to the history of the Chinese in the United States, especially in California, and to a proposed historical novel by M. Chipman on this subject.
A collection of material related to the defense of titles in the Encinal San Antonio-Alameda City land transactions and early California settlers William W. Chipman and John W. Dwinelle.
The records of the Board of Chiropractic Examiners document California's efforts to establish professional standards to regulate the chiropractic profession in California. This record group contains 9 cubic feet of textual records from 1911 to 2000 and are organized into...
Material regarding socialism; articles, correspondence, mailing lists, memos.
Serial issues, clippings, bulletins, leaflets, journal articles, speeches, and election campaign material, relating to activities of the Grünen party in West Germany, its positions on political and environmental issues, and its participation in federal and local elections and governing bodies.
Shirley Chisholm spoke at Stanford University on the observance of Martin Luther King, Jr's, birthday; her topics included the political and racial situation in South Africa, U. S. politics, and the 1960s.
CHISPA (built 1879; schooner, 2m: yacht) logbook,1915-1918 and 1973-1977 (SAFR 16447, HDC 163) is comprised of 1 logbook that describes many pleasure cruises of the yacht CHISPA, a few pleasure cruises of the yacht EMMA, and some historical information that...
Records of the Chit Chat Club of San Francisco including correspondence, essays, biographical, administrative and related material....
Zaruhy "Sara" Chitjian was an educator, immigrant, and daughter to survivors of the Armenian genocide. The Zaruhy "Sara" Chitjian Collection was created to preserve the material content of the Harry and Ovsanna Chitjian Family Foundation, which works to increase awareness...
The Chitose (built 1898; cruiser: Imperial Japanese Navy) photograph album, 1897-1899, (SAFR 23365, P01-026) consists of photographs showing the construction and launching of CHITOSE at Union Iron Works, San Francisco, California. The collection has been processed to the Item level...
The H. W. Chittenden sea journal kept on board the Croton (built 1843; bark, 3m), (SAFR 14299, HDC 0091), logs experiences during a journey from New York, New York to San Francisco, California, from January 16 to October 22, 1849...
Sound recording and transcript, relating to independence movements in Africa, and to Malawi politics and foreign policy. Interview conducted by Benjamin Nicholas Lawrance. Also includes sound recording of speech by the Malawi politician Henry Chipembere.
6 reduced-size color photocopies of Chiura Obata prints.
6 reduced-size color photocopies of Chiura Obata prints.
Landscape and nature drawings depicting mountains, rivers, trees, blossoms, birds, etc.
Includes two paintings affixed to greeting cards, one depicting a fish, the other a bucking horse. Also includes a framed sumi painting depicting a bucking horse.
Diploma issued to Jessie Chivas (a graduate of the Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, Scotland, Training School for Nurses) on June 30, 1916 for completion of a post graduate course in the practice of nursing at the Southern Pacific General Hospital [San...
The CHM packaged software collection contains commercially produced software primarily for the personal computer dated between 1962 and 2003.
Joseph Cho (1943 - ) is a Korean American journalist, entrepreneur, and politician. He served as a councilmember and mayor of the City of Cerritos. The collection consists of photographs, VHS videotapes, cassette tapes, CDs, DVDs, scrapbooks, correspondence and other...
This collection consists of the photographs of Kap Suk Cho in Korea.
Correspondence and itineraries related to Harold Choate's rail trip to Alaska. Also includes a letter in which Choate discusses service on a Southern Pacific train in 1959.
Dissertation, and photocopies of depositions and Polish government documents, relating to conditions in Poland during World War II, and especially to resistance movements, collaboration, and conditions of Jews.
Collection includes technical reports, articles, class files, memoranda, drafts and text for lectures, proposals and contracts, notes, correspondence, and minutes. Collection largely pertains to his research in linear accelerators, klystrons, and microwaves; professional activities; classes he taught at Stanford; and...
Printed reproductions of satirical drawings of contemporary Polish political figures.
Souvenir album of professional photographic views of Yellowstone National Park.
Printed article, and photocopies of police files, relating to police investigation of dissidents in Poland.
Articles of Incorporation for the Chollar Gold and Silver Mining Company, dated November 7, 1904.
Includes record of hydraulic pumping engine at the "Combination Shaft", Oct. 10, 1881-July 10, 1882, and payroll check to O. Huff, July 2, 1884, drawn on Bank of California, with mutilated signature of Isaac L. Requa, Superintendent.
This collection consists of publication announcements, newspaper clippings, one handwritten letter, and one note, all about or by members of the Cholmley family
Choral Majority was a San Francisco lesbian and gay chorus active in the 1980s. Its repertoire was primarily satirical. This collection consists of a banner, reading “The Choral Majority,” and a sash, reading “Moral Majority.” According to donor Larry Wisch,...
Arthur Chou is a United States Marine Corps Staff Sergeant. The collection consists of six anime recruitment posters, commissioned by Chou in 2022.
Community member Malinda Pennoyer Chouinard conducted an historic resources inventory from 1975 to 1976 in the interest of designating buildings and areas within Ventura and Oxnard as historical sites, landmarks, districts and zones of limited development. This collection includes documents...
Two photograph albums, 1917 and 1921, containing 133 black/white snapshots, many with captions, apparently taken by Patrick Choules, a British colonial official in Poona, India. Most of the images are of Poona and vicinity, including buildings, streets, landscapes, gardens, sporting...
Primarily concerned with fur trade and Indian affairs on the Missouri River and its tributaries; letters by P.L. Chouteau, 1830-1833; William B. Astor, 1831; Marston G. Clark, 1831; Frederick Chouteau, 1833; William Clark, 1833; M. Stoker, 1837-1839; [unidentified, 1839]; Isaac...
As an actor, he appeared in motion pictures and television series. Collection consists of motion picture and television scripts including the and produced and unproduced motion picture pictures such as and among others.
This collection contains the professional and personal material of the Chow family from San Francisco, California.
The Kirsten C. Chow ephemera collection includes flyers, postcards, stickers, and other related ephemera, dated circa 1985-2005. Subjects include San Francisco LGBTQ dance and music clubs, art openings, bars, and other businesses and events. Much of the material relates to...
Chow Shih-lin (Zhou Shilin) attended the Nationalist Chinese air force in the 1940s, became a member of General Chennault's Flying Tigers, was a founding member of Taiwan's Air Force Thunder Tigers and fought in the 1958 Offshore Island crisis. The...
The Chowchilla Kidnapping Newspaper Clippings Collection contains newspaper documentation of the kidnapping of twenty-six school children and their bus driver in Chowchilla, California on July 15, 1976. The newspaper articles document the kidnapping, the rescue, and the trial of the...
Papers of Ann Chowning, American anthropologist, related to her fieldwork in Papua New Guinea among the Molima people of Milne Bay Province on Fergusson Island in 1957-1958 and 1975-1976, the Sengseng people of West New Britain Province in 1962-1966 and...
Collection consists largely of correspondence between Chowning, the Yamaha Corporation, and the Technology Licensing Office at Stanford, 1974-97; other items include patents and related documents, 1978-87, technical writings (not all by Chowning), 1974-87, publications and leaflets on Yamaha products, and...
The George Choy papers document his work with the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) and the GAPA Community Health Project (GCHP), as well as the relationship between GAPA and OCCUR, the first Japanese gay rights organization.
Collection of photographs and ephemera about California assembled and formerly owned by historian Philip Choy.
Philip P. Choy was an author, historian, and educator who was a pioneer in the study of Chinese American history. His collection primarily consists of his research files, including notes, articles & publications, photographs, and other material.
Contains correspondence with friends and family, including Annette Rosenshine, Paul Padgette, Robin Blaser, Desmond Arthur, and Evelyn Statsinger-Cohen, concerning daily life, psychotherapy, and other personal interests. Of note, are two letters from Alice B. Toklas, and one from Pauline Kael,...
Engraving of Staircase Hall, at Christchurch College, Oxford. No alpha list.
The collection contains the papers and photographs of Lockheed executive Harvey C. Christen.
This collection consists of the papers and photographs of University of Southern California alumnus Arden H. Christensen.
The Carl Christensen collection of Jim Gibbs photographs, circa 1930s-1950s, (SAFR 23356, P80-006a) is comprised of schooners in unidentified locations. The collection has been processed to the collection level and is open for use.
The Carl Christensen photograph albums, 1855-1965, bulk 1890-1950, (SAFR 19519, P78-478a) are comprised of 74 photograph albums compiled by Carl Christensen, primarily of West Coast shipping. The collection has been processed to the File Unit level with some Items listed...
The Carl Christensen photograph collection, circa 1930-1940, (SAFR 24829, P77-045) is comprised of photographs of the Southside Lifesaving Station, San Francisco, California. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
The Carl Christensen photograph collection, circa 1908-1920, (SAFR 00311, P83-057a) is comprised of two photographs: one of the San Pedro Waterfront and one of the steam schooner GEORGE W. FENWICK (built 1908). The collection has been processed to the collection...
The Carl Christensen photograph collection, circa 1889-1960, bulk 1900-1930, (SAFR 19543, P79-093a) is comprised mainly of steam schooners in Eureka and Humboldt Bay, California. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
The Carl Christensen photograph collection, circa 1869-1973, bulk 1920-1951, (SAFR 14390, P85-035) is comprised mainly of photographs of steam schooners, tugboats, freighters and passenger vessels in Northern California waters. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is...
The Carl Christensen photographs, 1956-1958, (SAFR 23357, P78-319a) are comprised of snapshots of Carl Christensen and the Eureka Fire Department boat CAPTAIN PUDGY DAVIS. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
The Carl Christensen photographs, 1929, 1971-1972, (SAFR 18548, P78-085a) are comprised of two photographs of Captain Norman Hubenette and one photograph of the steam schooner JANE NETTLETON (built 1917). The collection has been processed to the collection level and is...
Laboratory data and photographs compiled by Erik Hohwü Christensen and related to the 1935 International High Altitude Expedition to Chile. The collection includes two sets of test results for exercise on a cycle ergometer, one set taken at sea level...
Lew Christensen was born in Brigham City, Utah on May 9, 1909. He a was dancer, choreographer, teacher and ballet director. Christensen was married to Gisella Caccialanza. Gisella was born in San Diego, California on September 17, 1914. She studied...
The collection contains biographical information, documents, financial records, and photographs pertaining to Goleta, California residents Vernon (Verne), wife Carolyn, and son Kevin Christensen. Also included are several poetry and tech (computer software) notebooks, and loose copies of poems and songs...
Class notes.
Fifteen open reel tapes produced by the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade in 1964 containing lectures and panel discussions from a workshop held in Washington, D.C.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Christian Anti-Communism Crusade collection, ARC Mss 11. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
The Barbara Christian Papers, 1967-2000, document Christian's academic career at U.C. Berkeley. The collection is composed mainly of reprinted articles and bibliographies, research and course materials, correspondence, and original manuscripts with notes and related materials. Reprinted articles and research materials...
Comments on the beginning of winemaking at Martinez and the move to Napa Valley; development of a commercial winery and its expansion, etc. Appended: photocopies of several articles--The History of the Christian Brothers Wineries in California by Brother Justin Meyer,...
Black and white portrait, on foam board, of Chris Brun, Head of UCSB Special Collections, ca. early 1960s-1989. Oversize boxed. Alpha list.
The Christian Colony Records consist principally of the Colony Church of Christ (Acampo, Calif.) records (1905-1940)....
Collection consists of newspaper issues, published books on Korean immigration history, and Korean American photographs.
The collection consists of over 100 periodicals, pamphlets, books, programs, and other printed ephemera regarding American Christian Conservative groups' philosophies, mainly Christian Identity, as well as Far Right wing politics and election propaganda.
Reports, memoranda, studies, aerial photographs, and maps, relating to military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater, the Pacific, and French Indochina during World War II.
Biography of Christian K. Binkley [1870-1938], Stanford class of 1899, by his son Charles, briefly discussing his public school teaching career, his attempts at farming in Santa Clara County, and his poetry and writing. Also included is a letter from...
Account of his voyage to California around Cape Horn on the Mason; description of Rio de Janeiro and Valparaiso; arrival in San Francisco; experiences mining in Tuolumne and Calaveras Counties.
Publications of French and German missionary groups, reporting on their work in Africa and the Far East. Collection includes extended runs of Nachrichten aus der Bruer-Gemeinde, Bruder (Missions-Blatt fur Kinder), and Les Missions d'Afrique for the period 1860-1925.
Many snapshots and professional views of the staff and facilites of the Christian Science Benevolent Association in San Francisco. Also includes snapshots of California scenery and young people on outings.
Includes copies of early Christian Science serials.
Two visitors' registers, and photographs of war scenes, mostly in France.
Correspondence, writings, reports, and printed matter, relating primarily to American propaganda activities in the communist border areas of China, 1944-1945.
The collection contains records about evangelical Christians and the Jesus movement in Berkeley from 1970 through the eighties. Materials primarily represent the Christian World Liberation Front (CWLF) and the Spiritual Counterfeits Project (SCP), but also include materials on the Bay...
Relates to the question of a Jewish state in Palestine and to the foreign policy of the United States and Great Britain concerning Palestine.
Captain John Christiansen account ledgers for Schooners Eliza Miller and J. G. Wall (SAFR 16488, HDC 208) document general expenses from 1889 to 1902. The volumes are available for research use without restriction.
Correspondence and research files concerning Thomas Hill, including reference photographs and slides of Hill paintings. Includes correspondence with Ansel Adams and Shirley Sargent.
Contains two separate stamp collecting albums for Christmas and Easter Seals. Albums contain single stamps and sheets. Christmas Seals album contents include the first seal issued in 1907 by the American Red Cross through 1983 by the American Lung Association....
Birthday card is for "Mother Hawkins"
Christmas cards include caricatures of the Earl Warren family, and other scenes.
The Christmas on Euclid Avenue Committee collection contains the agendas, minutes, and correspondence of the committee. The collection also includes newspaper clippings, Christmas cards and invoices from sculptor Rudolf Vargas.
Correspondence, diaries, and writings of prominent Moscow Slavophils, 1840-1864; and photographs depicting social conditions in the Soviet Union, 1931-1956. Photocopy.
Snapshots, photographic postcards, professionally produced photographs and clippings related to early aviation in on the west coast and the activities of Christofferson family members in particular. Photographs depict aviators Silas Christofferson, Harry Christofferson, Goodselll Christofferson, and possibly Harvey Christofferson. Others...
Carl Quimby Christol, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Political Science in USC's Dornsife College (on faculty from 1949-1987) was a pioneer in the field of international space law. The papers consist of materials documenting his time at the University of Chicago,...
Paper presented at the Herbert Hoover Centennial Summer Seminar on the Presidency of Herbert Hoover, West Branch, Iowa, August 8, 1974.
Photographs document poet Ferlinghetti's visit to Nicaragua in January of 1984 during the aftermath of that country's 1979 socialist revolution. Photographs depict Ferlinghetti and Father Ernesto Cardenal, who accompanied them throughout their visit, as well as many other subjects: workers,...
Portraits of literary figures and artists, chiefly with California or Beat movement associations. Includes Joan Didion, Philip Whalen, Whalen with Gregory Corso, Thom Gunn, Philip Lamantia, Ishmael Reed, Maxine Hong Kingston, Michael McClure, Diane di Prima, McClure with Di Prima,...
The collection documents the two-term administration of San Francisco Mayor George Christopher during the years 1956 to 1964, and to a lesser extent his early years as a Supervisor and his post-mayoral years. Materials include memoranda, reports, correspondence, photographs, films,...
One card (TNS) to Tom Willis, UCSB Audiovisual Department, re taping of lectures. Santa Monica, 27 Jan. 1961. Alpha list.
There are five postcards and one letter regarding Isherwood's visits to San Francisco, mutual friends, and various projects. Isherwood mentions Don Bachardy, Tony Richardson, and Glenn Porter.
One signed black and white portrait photo (stamped Gilberts of Goleta) and one black and white photo of a line drawing of Isherwood , 1965-1966. Alpha list.
2 ALS to Joan Wescott, 1965 February 15 & 21; photocopy typescript of a radio script by Middleton entitled "How Papaguano met with a grievous stranger at sea, Nov. 26, 1964.
(1890-1957). Printed essay "A Bookseller's Breviary," with holograph inscription, Nov. 1936.
One letter (TLS) to Professor [?] Wells, responding to his request to reprint the essay "A Casual of the Sea." New York, 26 June 1928.
The Paul Christopher collection of Carl W. Knight's photographs consists mainly of photographs, negatives, and slides of portraits and scenic views of Missouri and Southern California. In addition to the images, there are a few textual items that include financial...
Clippings, news releases, flyers, newsletters, event calenders, articles, correspondence, photographs, negatives, organizational lists, meeting minutes, reports, and other material documenting the activity of the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC), 1970-1985. The Committee organized the first gay pride events in...
Agendas, minutes, clippings, correspondence, fliers, parade and permit applications, press releases, souvenir programs, photographs and slides of the Christopher Street West Association (CSW) parade and festival. The collection documents the pride parade and festivals held in Los Angeles and later...
Photographs, slides, clippings and analyses of press coverage, fliers, resolutions, certificates, and award plaques from the Christopher Street West Association (CSW). Formed in 1970 CSW was the first pride organization in the United States to obtain a city permit for...
Three handwritten letters from a man to his friend at home back East.
The Warren Christopher papers document the career of an American statesman who held government posts under three presidents, most notably serving as secretary of state during the first term of Bill Clinton's administration (1993-1997). The largest part of the collection...
One letter (ALS) re gift of photographs to the cathedral library, from the Duke of Northumberland. Salisbury, [England], 27 Sept. 1920. Found in Wordsworth's The Old Service Books of the English Church (London , 1904). Alpha list.
The Harry Christophersen papers (SAFR 13557, HDC 12) includes various personal papers that date from 1877 to 1902.
The Christy Family papers (SAFR 14021, HDC 4) consists of a family history, legal records and correspondence; the log of the schooner GENERAL GEORGE CADWALADER; assorted inventories, manifests and other business records pertaining to John Washington Salman; and correspondence of...
The Frank S. Christy collection comprises subject files accumulated by local historian Frank S. Christy on a wide variety of topics relating to the history of Sacramento from the 1850s through the 1980s, in addition to a small group of...
10 color examples of work by Santa Barbara-based Chroma Litho printers. Found in misc. mss map drawer. Map cabinet 20/6. Alpha list.
Chronological history of the theater, including information on operatic and dramatic productions, biographical notes on performers, dramatists and composers.
Newspaper clippings, 1860, of articles by Taylor and the oration by Edmund Randolph for the Society of California Pioneers' 10th Anniversary are pasted in this copy of the index.
Relates to the public life of Paul van Zeeland, Belgian banker, economist, and statesman.
Includes also notes on early explorations around Humboldt Bay and settlement of Humboldt County; biographical sketches of men associated with the company; and bibliography.
Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band, based in San Francisco, consisted of 10 musicians drawn together because of a shared enthusiasm for ragtime, a predecessor of jazz. It was led by Bruce Vermazen. The Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band collection includes administrative documents, correspondences, photographs,...
Chrysopolis (steamer) freight receipts (SAFR 419, HDC 500) are five in number and are dated from 1864 to 1870. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Papers pertain primarily to topics in physics and include notes, overhead transparencies from his lectures, reprints, articles, memos, proposals, correspondence, charts, and drawings. Subjects include electric dipole moment, diode lasers, and dye lasers; and there are some materials pertaining to...
Correspondence, writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to resettlement of White Russian veterans and displaced persons after the Russian Civil War, and to Russian émigré affairs and activities of the Russian Orthodox Church abroad.
This collection consists of materials relating to the life and career of Frank Y. Chuck, a noted research chemist and one of Stanford University's earliest graduates of color. Included are photographs, academic transcripts, diplomas, domestic and international patents, professional papers,...
Writings, correspondence, notes, reports, memoranda, and printed matter, relating to political conditions in post-Soviet Russia and especially to the presidency of Boris Yeltsin and to activities of the political party Soiuz pravykh sil.
This collection consists of Peace Corps volunteer Bob Chudy's tourist brochures, scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, Korean language and culture books, and research papers on Korean culture.
Relates to Adolf Hitler, chancellor and Führer of Germany.
Objects to a comparison of Joseph Stalin and Emperor Alexander I made by President Truman. Includes a printed translation of the letter.
Chuman, a Nisei, was born in California in 1917. He graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (1938) and the University of Maryland Law School (1945). He was the administrator at the Manzanar Camp hospital from 1942-43. He later...
This collection documents World War II experiences of Hayao "Sam" and Toshiko Chuman, who were Kibei Nisei born in the United States but grew up and completed school in Japan, and then returned to the U.S. prior to the war....
A discussion of the Chumash Indians, their customs, tries and groups, influence of Missions, also archaeology
Material related to actor, teacher, and director Dan Chumley's involvement with the San Francisco Mime Troupe and files relating to his theater projects in Asia.
E.R. Chumley was in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was aboard the USS . The diary documents Chumley's locations and activities with chronological entries beginning when he was sworn into the Navy on December 3, 1943 and...
Materials related to longtime Santa Barbara-based Chinese restaurant, Jimmy's Oriental Gardens.
Contains writings and personal papers, including biographies, photographs and a scrapbook of newsclippings, relating to Margaret Chung and her military "sons" spanning the years from 1933 to 1958. The bulk of the collection, dating from 1942 to 1944 consists of...
was published in San Francisco from Feb. 1900 to 1951. It has a long publishing history and almost all its issues survived.
Relates to the political strategy of the Kuomintang Party.
Collection consists of boxes of index cards to the books and American pamphlets of the Chuquet Collection....
This folder contains the original hand written, 71 page, autobiographical reminiscence that was created as an "institutional record for the Society of California Pioneers." Mr. Church was born in New York City on July 26th, 1829 and arrived in San...
Letters from Saunders Norvell and Herbert Hoover, relating to American and world economic conditions.
Collection contains posters used for an exhibit on churches in Santa Paula
Summary: Drafts of Keynote speech for 1960 Democratic Party Convention in Los Angeles....
In the folder there are many different types of papers from various dates, most of which fall between 1882 and 1893, although there is one empty envelope from 1929. These papers include: nine checks written from H.S. Church, two empty...
Contains papers and photographs from the 1978 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, ephemera from the Richard Nixon Presidential election, and other documents from the estate of cartoonist Jok Church.
Writings, notes, clippings, leaflets, and pamphlets, relating to American youth movements and communist activities in American educational institutions.
The collection relates to Ronald Reagan, and especially to the presidential election of 1980 and the transition to the Reagan presidential administration. It is comprised of clippings, press releases, biographical data, speeches, photographs, and memorabilia.
The Myron H. Church drawings of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Hotel at Vaugnn, New Mexico comprise 10 reprographic copies of architectural drawings. The drawings are dated January 16, 1908 with the exception of a revised design that was...
The Church of Christ Directories Collection is comprised of directories of Church of Christ churches in the United States and abroad from 1938 to 1991. The directories list names and information of Church of Christ schools and churches, including addresses,...
Register of Members and Minute Book of the Church of Christ Meeting at Marsh Creek & Eden Plains (present day Brentwood).
Mormonism was established in the 1820s in western New York under the leadership of Joseph Smith. Its largest institutional manifestations are the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints, Wilmington Ward, Primary History Scrapbook documents the administrative history, activities, and events of the ward’s Primary between 1955 and 1967. The scrapbook includes photographs, administrative records, clippings, and writings related to the Primary’s...
The Church of Scientology was developed in the U.S. in the 1950s by the author L. Ron Hubbard (1911-86) and was based on Dianetics, a form of psychotherapy originated by Hubbard and later incorporated into Scientology. The collection consists of...
A collection of printed and manuscript materials gathered and written by an unidentified New York woman in her early twenties while she was exploring the Church of Scientology during the 1960s. The collection includes 18 printed publications, 13 mimeographed policy...
Collection includes memoranda, bulletins, newsletters, and reports relating to compulsory non-military public service, conscientious objectors, and the work of the Church of the Brethren, Brethren Service Commission in the United States during World War II.
This is a collection of papers, photos and printed materials relating to the Los Angeles Church of the Epiphany in Lincoln Heights, which served as a base for the Chicano Civil Rights Movement and more particularly the organizing efforts of...
Church of the Foothills was the first Protestant church in Ventura County. Throughout its first hundred years, Church of the Foothills consisted of two churches: The First Congregational Church of San Buenaventura and the Saticoy Community Church. Church of the...
The Church of the Lutheran Brethren of America (CLBA) is a denomination of Christians with theological roots in Lutheran pietism, and was originally located in the Midwestern United States. The Church of the Lutheran Brethren of America collection contains annual...
This collection contains 49 items chiefly documenting the early years of the Church of the Truth in Pasadena, California, in the 1920s, including four diaries kept by Reverend H. E. Mills, which often note church events.
Collection consists of newsletters and publications of the Church of World Messianity....
The collection covers the period of Church's campus landscaping and includes correspondence, reports, photographs, and landscaping plans for building projects of the 1960s as well as for the General Campus Improvement Plan being developed concurrently....
The Thomas D. Church collection documents over two hundred of Church's projects through textual records, drawings and photographs. The collection is arranged in four series: Office Records, Project Records, Display Boards, and Additional Donations. The office records include correspondence relating...
Includes photos of Church's architectural office; copy photos from his scrapbook; Church's house on Josephine St. in Berkeley, Calif.; and views of areas that Church worked on at Longwood Gardens, Kennet, Penn.
Episcopal Church, Marriot, Nichols, Max Rudlf, Presbyterian Church, Bouseman, Granger, Anderson, Roy Wilson sr., Joseph Leavens, C.L. Sheldon, Christian Church, St. Sebastian Church, Francis Laubacher, Universalist Church, John Nichols, Guadalupe Church, Nelson, First United Methodist Church, Elizabeth Blanchard,
Cuban passport, dated January 28, 1852, for T.R. Church, who appears to have been traveling from New Orleans.
This disbound album is made up of two volumes, the first containing late 19th century photographs of sites throughout Mexico and parts of South America; most notable are Mexico City, Guanajuato, Zacatecas, Peru, Bolivia, and the Mesoamerican ruins of Mitla,...
The collection includes weekly bulletins and church service programs from Churches of Christ located in California, Oregon, and Texas. The programs include Sunday service information, such as the schedule of service; announcements; prayer requests; Bible scripture; various articles from members...
The photos of this album, taken by San Francisco photographers Turrill and Miller, include two interior views of St. Dominic; and four interior, one exterior view of St. Ignatius. This small album remains in good condition and contains photos matted...
This collection contains correspondence and other family papers of the brothers Charles and Mendal Churchill. Charles was a prospector during the California Gold Rush and Mendal was a storekeeper and then Civil War general who settled in Coronado, CA after...
Fred Churchill was involved with Ryan Aeronautical and served as the official Federal Aviation Agency representative for the Ryan Navion program. This Collection contains material relating to his life and Ryan Aeronautical.
Correspondence, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to the Kiichi Saito family, two members of which were killed while serving in the American armed forces during World War II.
Contains correspondence, an essay, receipts, calling cards and photographs. Correspondence discusses obscenity laws, speaking with Chinese prisoners in San Quentin and activities with Fairmont Lodge in San Francisco. Essay is on the origin of chop suey. Receipts are for Chinese...
This collection contains three letters from and one photograph of Cpl. James H. Churda, USAAF to his niece Mary Lou Pavlik during the Second World War.
The correspondence between different branches of the Chávez Esparza family, in Mexico and California.
Records of the CIAM Belgian section comprise the records of Paul Fitschy, Liège-based secretary of the Belgian Section of the International Congress for Modern Architecture (Congrès internationaux d'architecture moderne), as well as some CIAM-related documents obtained in separate acquisitions. Included...
The Professional Papers contain biographical material, files related to awards, travel, and Ciampi's participation in the 1959 architects creativity study conducted by U.C. Berkeley's Institute for Personality Assessment & Research. The Office Records consist primarily of publicity materials such as...
Relates to Italian foreign policy during World War II, January 1, 1939-December 23, 1943. Photocopy.
Account of his emigration to Oregon by sea, 1851, and his extensive merchandising interests there, afterward.
Ralph Cicerone was a leading atmospheric chemist and was internationally renowned for his research in climate change. He arrived at UC Irvine in 1989 as the founding chair of the Department of Earth System Science and became the fourth UCI...
The papers contain records from the Yugoslav government-in-exile, including financial records for the period 1941-1949 that document government personnel and office expenses, and Čićin-Šain's role as Minister of Finance. Materials also include documents on the court trial brought by Ivo...
Memoirs, writings, correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter, relating to Latvian foreign relations and political conditions.
4 loose leaf binders; arranged alphabetically by Cigar Company: Book 1: A-B, no brand names, ov bands Book 2: C-G Book 3: H-N Book 4: O-Z, Samples of Cigar Box Edgings.
Consists of one ledger of minutes 1906-1912, which includes mention of relief efforts after the San Francisco earthquake, and one financial ledger, 1903-1907.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Cilley [Greenleaf] papers, Wyles Mss 124. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
The bulk of the collection consists of produced and unproduced scripts, outlines, and formats that Cinader wrote throughout his 30+ career as a television writer and producer. The remainder of the collection consists of personal and professional photographs, press clippings...
Cincinnati Butchers' Supply Co. was a manufacturer of meat packing equipment. The collection contains material regarding supply business operations including accounts, blueprints, and catalogs.
Proposal for orders.
Correspondence, 1918; stockholders meeting announcements, 1911.
Cine Acción began in 1980 in San Francisco as a community based organization providing a venue for independent films by and about Latinos in the United States.
This collection consists of 200 photographs that bear the assigned numbers and official stamp of the Cine Mundial Archivo. The photographs are in three categories: 1) 8x10 photographs (b/w, captions in Spanish) of campesinos/rural Mexican ethnographic types as subjects, circa...
42 black and white press photographs of Mexican actress Maria Felix on the set of various movies, including La Cucaracha, Miercoles de Ceniza, Juana Gallo, En Busca de un Muro, La Bandida, and La Valentina. Felix (1914-2002) starred in 47...
Cinefantastique was a horror, fantasy, and science fiction film magazine published and edited by Frederick S. Clarke that began as a mimeographed fanzine in 1967 and developed into a glossy, offset printed quarterly in the 1970s. The Cinefantastique magazine records...
The Cinema Arts-Crafts technical drawings span the years circa 1930s-1950s and encompass less than 1 linear foot of manuscripts and photographs and 1,830 technical drawings and blueprints for filmmaking equipment. The drawings are by R. Otto, Erlundson, and others. There...
Interviews with American World War II servicemen, relating to American military activities during World War II.
This collection consists of framed painted portraits of actors, actresses, and prominent figures in cinema. Previews of portraits are shown on the outside of some boxes.
This collection consists of promotional cinema posters for motion pictures from around the 1950s through the 1990s.
Receipts for money sent to Paris.
Photographs, pictorial book, portfolios of photographic reproductions, flyers, leaflets, and circulars, relating to the Solidarnosc movement in Poland, subsequent Polish political developments, and political developments in Romania after the revolution of 1989.
Broadcast transcripts and news dispatches, relating to Radio Free Europe broadcasting to Romania.
Correspondence, memoirs, other writings, notes, memoranda and reports relating to negotiations for transition of Poland from a communist to a non-communist regime, and to Polish relations with the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.
Albert H. Schroeder was an archaeologist with the National Park Service at the Headquarters of the Southwest National Monuments at Globe, Arizona. This is a carbon copy of a typed manuscript by Schroeder entitled "The Cipias and Ypotlapiguas," which appeared...
The Circle in the Square Theatre was founded in 1951 in New York City by Theodore Mann, José Quintero, Jason Wingreen, Eileen Cramer and Emily Stevens. The collection contains fifty-four photographs depicting the 1952 Circle in the Square production of...
Circle K International is an international collegiate service organization that is a program of Kiwanis International and supports student leadership opportunities at the university level. This collection comprises photographs, minutes, agendas, newsletters, fliers, and other administrative files documenting the activities...
This collection contains organizational and promotional records from the Circles 'n Squares square dance club of Santa Rosa, California.
Series of documents (from lxmiquilpan in Hidalgo; Governor of state of Hidalgo Miguel Lara and President of municipality of lxmiquilpan, Antonio Carrillo) relating to the Decena Tragica in which Francisco I. Madero and part of his cabinet died, with news...
The collection contains advertisements, telegrams, and lists of towns played, for circuses, vaudeville and minstrel shows, including W. P. Hall Shows, 1905; Guy Brothers Minstrels, 1910; and "Circus Day" itineraries for several circuses such as Ringling-Barnum, Clyde Beatty, Buck Owens,...
Printed broadside of a two-feature event at the Palace Theatre, with Fiestas Trained Animal Circus and Lew Wallace's "Ben Hur," with lecture by Prof. Wayne. Alpha list.
Photographs taken in Guatemala from circa 1910 to 1986, depicting individual and group portraits, including indigenous Guatemalans; street scenes; and views of night life, religious ceremonies and other events.
Proclamations, leaflets, and other printed matter, relating to Polish history, and especially to the Russo-Polish war of 1920.
This collection contains correspondence written by Cpl. Ronald E. Cisney, USA during his service in the Army before and during the Korean War.
One handwritten invoice re furnishing half bushel of lime to repair the barracks in the citadel of Detroit [part of the Northwest Territory of the United States since 1796], 14 Oct. 1797. Alpha list.
Open, growing collection of glass stereographs, depicting sites and peoples from around the world.
An assembled collection of photographs of cities, sites, and monuments from around the world. Many views are by early photographers such as Robert Macpherson, James Anderson, Carlo Naya, and Giorgio Sommer.
The Cities of Destiny Oral History Project interviewed immigrants and minorities in Los Angeles. These histories document life and childhood in the interviewees' native countries, how they came to the United States, and their impressions of America.
This collection (see box list) contains the run, from 1927 through 1960, of a local Culver City, California, weekly newspaper. This weekly was originally called the Western Citizen as witness to its coverage of communities in western Los Angeles (Mar...
Comments on San Francisco and New York Jewish communities; her San Francisco grandmother, Delia Fleishhacker; work with the Liague of Women Voters; educational interests. Photographs included. Appended: copies of letters and clippings relevant to the interview.
Clippings, newsletters, press releases, reports, conference papers, speeches, and printed matter, relating primarily to the political, economic, and social effects of communism in Cuba, communist subversion in Latin America, U.S. foreign policy toward Cuba, and activities of the Cuban emigré...
Correspondence, statements, press releases, pamphlets, lists, financial records, and printed matter relating to the Vietnam War.
Correspondence, reports, newsletters, press releases, clippings, and printed matter, relating to the recommendations of the two Commissions on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government chaired by Herbert Hoover.
Motion picture film of speeches by Ronald Reagan and promotional messages for television broadcast, relating to the election campaign of Ronald Reagan for governor of California in 1966.
The collection is arranged into series: GENERAL FILE, CCPAF AND AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS, CCPAF FINANCES and NCAHUAC AND AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS....
The Citizens Committee to Save Elysian Park was founded in 1965 to organize public and official awareness and to raise support to preserve the park land as public open space, and to develop it for recreational activities. The mission and...
The contains a great deal of material that relates to the natural environment of San Diego, and also publications from other environmental groups. A number of city and county agencies are also represented. The collection has been split into 11...
Video tapes and memorabilia, relating to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990.
Correspondence, position papers, press releases, memoranda, public opinion polling data, financial records, sound recordings, and video tapes relating to the campaign of Ronald Reagan for the Republican Party presidential nomination in 1976. Includes a few post-1976 records of Citizens for...
One of CIC's primary activities was to hold massive biweekly meetings called "community dialogues" to discuss broad issues such as racism, police sensitivity, education, and employment discrimination within the city of San Diego. The number of attendees at any given...
This collection contains fifty-eight boxes of records and audiovisual materials created by the Citizens Planning Association from 1960-2010.
The (1962-1990) document the organization's activities and interests as well as the larger struggle for equality and integration in San Diego. The collection includes correspondence, meeting minutes, membership lists, newsletters, pamphlets, project files, questionnaires and surveys, news clippings, reports, and...
This collection is comprised of material pertaining tot he Citizens University Committee, a community group founded in 1948 to aid the development of a University of California campus in Riverside and to strengthen relations within the community. Includes membership records,...
Comments on long association with Stiles Hall, the University of California YMCA in Berkeley; service in China with the International YMCA, 1921-27; loyalty oath controversy at the University; interest in helping the Japanese-American evacuees during World War II; service as...
This collection contains photographs, publications, and other material regarding the citrus industry in California, Florida, and Louisiana in the early twentieth century. Most of the items in the collection are black and white photographs featuring avocados, pecans, and other fruit,...
This collection is comprised of various citrus associations papers. Most of the associations are geographically concentrated around Southern California, although some of them are from other areas.
This collection is composed of on hundred thirty-one (131) books and pamphlets related to the citrus industry in California and Arizona.
The Citrus Collection Subject Files contain a variety of materials related to the Citrus Industry.
The Hayden Memorial Library at Citrus College archive Collection contains photographs, yearbooks (1899-1965), scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, school newspapers, books, ephemera and information that document the history of Citrus College, and depicting people, buildings and events of the City of Azusa...
The collection includes labels from all the major packing houses in Corona including the Jameson Packing House, the Orange Heights Orange Association and Foothill Lemon Company. The labels are primarily lemon and orange crate labels with some grapefruit labels.
Founded in 1953, the Citrus Heights Grandmothers Club No. 20 hosted card parties and regular potlucks with entertainment by local speakers and performers through the 1970s. This collection is comprised of one bound volume (296 pages) of handwritten club meeting...
The Citrus Industry Harvesting Tools collection contains two boxes of harvesting materials.
Citrus Industry magazine was a monthly periodical published in Bartow, Florida.
A collection of ephemera related to tourism, farming, and the citrus industry in early 20th century California.
The Citrus label collection contains more than 1,500 lithographed labels related to the California citrus industry in the United States from 1880 to 1960, with the bulk of the collection dating from 1890 to 1940. The collection consists largely of...
The Citrus Label Society collection is composed of one document box with papers related to the organization. The document box contains 4 folders with the organization's newsletter "The Citrus Peal", along with one folder that contains membership directories beginning in...
The strength of this collection is found in the variety of marketing materials related to the citrus industry. Most notably are three document boxes of fruit crate labels spanning geographically across Southern California, Northern California, and Mexico. This collection also...
This collection contains approximately 300 citrus crate labels from the early 1900s through 1950s with an emphasis on growers in the Inland Empire region of Southern California including Redlands, Corona, Riverside, East Highland, and Rialto. Labels from other cities in...
This collection contains citrus crate labels (originals and reproductions) primarily from packing and shipping companies in Southern California with an emphasis on the Inland Empire region. Also included in the collection are supplementary informational materials on citrus labels and citrus...
The Citrus Leaves Magazine Collection contains materials related to Southern California’s citrus history. This collection has been sorted into two series; Magazines and Ephemera (shipping inventory).
The collection is comprised of various citrus industry related materials.
The Citrus Research Center and Agricultural Experiment Station (CRC-AES) records collection contains administrative records, correspondence, faculty papers, publications, scrapbooks, clippings, photographs, reports, project files, and other material relating to CRC-AES. Formerly known as the Citrus Experiment Station (CES), the bulk...
Founded in 1850, the City and County of San Francisco Sheriff Department's (SFSD) primary function is to operate the system of county jails. The SFSD also provides security and law enforcement in several locations in the city. From 1850-1890 the...
Receipts and expenses of a Socialist Party branch
Constitution and By-Laws, incorporated Nov. 2 , 1936, and revised Feb. 8 , 1960. Alpha list.
Contains by-laws, membership rosters, program minutes and files, bulletins, correspondence, general files, two VHS tapes, 12 audiocassette tapes, etc.
All City archived records related to the City Farm, aka Pueblo Farm, and the Pueblo Forester; including correspondence, maps, resolutions, ordinances, memoranda, invoices, applications, appointments, plans, blueprints, petitions, inventory, and notices.
Contains "in good standing" certificate for Louis R. Townsend, company orders for parade on Sept. 9, 1874, invitation to former members of City Guard to march in 4th of July parade in 1876 and a letter concerning payment for new...
Minute books, membership rolls, account books, correspondence, printed material and ephemera for this state militia unit.
The collection is comprised largely of collections from City of Long Beach staff including Port of Long Beach (Harbor Department) staff when the 1970s City Hall was vacated in 2019. The City Clerk, Planning Department, Port of Long Beach, and...
City Hall building and intersection of Fourteenth and Broadway Sts., Oakland, Calif.
Contains the architectural plans for an earthquake retrofitting project of the City Hall building in San Francisco, California that was completed in 1998.
Metz discusses Richmond during World War II: Ford tank depot, Kaiser Shipyards, new population, changes in racial composition, local entertainment, war housing; Richmond School Department, 1940s; postwar housing; decline of downtown; with an appended interview on family background and early...
Includes portraits of Andrei Voznesensky, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Yevgeni Yevtushenko, Jack Hirschman, William Burroughs, the Floating Lotus Magic Opera Co., Sam Cherry, and Paddy (Padriec Suemus) O'Sullivan.
Consists of correspondence, editorial and administrative files. Correspondents include Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, Paul Bowles, Jean Jacques Lebel, Henry Miller, Kenneth Patchen, and William Carlos Williams, among others. Editorial files may contain correspondence with authors,...
Correspondence, editorial files, publicity, clippings, of and pertaining to City Lights Books, and papers of owner-publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti. Correspondents include: Allen Ginsberg, Charles Bukowski, William S. Burroughs, Sam Shepard, and Richard Brautigan.
Includes photographs used in the production of periodical City Miner. Many photographs bear layout markings and other evidence of use in publication. Among the people and subjects depicted are Gary Snyder, Stewart Brand, Robert Anton Wilson, Moe Moskowitz and his...
Contains editorial correspondence, book manuscripts, articles, reviews, news clippings, promotional materials and interviews by Michael Helm of Peter Coyote, David Brower and others.
from Tavistock Books,
Collection consists of court documents, correspondence, and historical research information related to litigation (1940-78) between the City of Los Angeles and the cities of Burbank, Glendale, and San Fernando over the rights to underground water....
City of Chester (steamer) cartage bill (SAFR 420 HDC 501) is for four packages made out in Portland on September 24, 1877, for the steamship CITY OF CHESTER.The collection is available for research use without restriction.
The City of Commerce Digital Resources Collection contains images from approximately 100 years of life in and near the City of Commerce before and after its incorporation on January 28, 1960. More than half of the photographs are monochrome and...
A ledger of various records of the city of Davis from 1943-1955. Location 3.5
A collection of cemetery financial records from the city of Davis. Location A3.5
The City of Davis Collection documents life in a Sacramento Valley community during the twentieth century as seen through material related to the city's local government. The collection spans the years 1917-1982, with clusters of material around the periods 1932-1939,...
A record of all businesses licenses issued by the City of Davis from 1917-1956. Location A2.3
A ledger containing a record of all traffic fines from 1943-1955. Location A3.5
A collection of documents from City of Davis Treasurer. Location A3.5
Maps of Davis, California.
This collection includes five photograph albums from the City of Gardena Japanese Cultural Show sponsored by the Gardena Valley Gardeners Association. The albums contain newspaper clippings, photographs, programs, and invitation letters for the event. Topics include Japanese American gardeners, bonsai,...
The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks reports and brochure contains three items, two of which are reports on the City of Los Angeles' recreational infrastructure. One examines the immediate post-World War II era and is dated...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Two warrants with attached checks from the City of Marysville for payment to the Western Pacific Railway, for delivery of gravel to levees in 1910.
City of Para (steamer) logbook kept by Captain Andrew W. Nelson (SAFR 17629, HDC 173) consists of over 1000 pages. It describes voyages from San Francisco to Ancon, Panama Zone during the period of 1908 to 1910. The collection is...
The City of Paris was a San Francisco department store owned and operated by the Verdier family from 1850-1972.
The City of Pasadena Planning Department architecture permit records span 20 linear feet and date from circa 1920 to circa 1950. The documents which compose the collection are organized alphabetically by street name and sequentially by street address. Each address...
Collection of records relating to the City of Rolling Hills Estates. The bulk of the collection covers Jack Hopkins tenure as Mayor (September 1957 – April 1959, May 1965 –April 1966), Vice Mayor (April 1967 – April 1968), and Council...
City of Sacramento (ferry) station bill (SAFR 18487, HDC 151) lists fire and lifeboat stations on board the vessel. This collection is cataloged and available for use without restriction.
This collection consists of two boxes containing material relevant to the City of San Diego Growth Management General Plan. Box 1 includes General Plan Elements and Box 2 includes Growth Management Background Studies and Reports.
Includes newspaper clippings, Southern Pacific records, instructions, arrival and departure times, notes, maps, scrapbook, photographs and a poster. Organized by type of material....
Series of California Office of Historic Preservation Historic Resources Inventory worksheets prepared for the City of San Jose by Glory Ann Laffey and the firm Archives & Architecture in 1992 as part of the city's Historic Resources Inventory Survey Phase...
Proclamation dated April 2, 1962, issued by the City of San Leandro, California, and signed by Mayor Jack D. Maltester, designating April 4, 1962 as the city's "Iron Horse Appreciation Day "in thanks to the Western Pacific Railroad for the...
Records of the City of San Luis Obispo Police Department, including affidavits, letters, summons, and arrest records relating to the Police Courts, Recorder’s Office, and jail of the City of San Luis Obispo.
The City of Santa Barbara Community Development Department records span 9 linear feet and date from circa 1925 to 1975. The collection is composed of selected architectural drawings of city plans and landscape designs, as well as presentation drawings, maps...
Nine sheets containing about 180 color slides of the Santa Barbara oil spill of 1969. The slides all contain the label "Oil Spill Collection" with hand written dates and captions. A label on the first slide sheet reads: "Start. Gift...
The collection is of copies of the handwritten minutes of the Council Board meetings in the year 1902.
Map of Santa Paula from Palm Ave east: Harvard and Main Streets
Collection contains ordinances, liquor, dog and miscellaneous licenses from the City of Santa Rosa, Calif.
Collection contains ordinances, liquor, dog and miscellaneous licenses from the City of Santa Rosa, Calif.
Ledgers document proceedings related to South San Francisco's criminal court, small claims court and city ordinances established by the Police Department.
City of Topeka (passenger vessel) rough logbook (HDC 184, SAFR 16467) is an 1899 pilot house logbook for a number of voyages of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's passenger vessel under the command of Captain William Thompson. The CITY OF...
All City Park related Correspondence, Petitions, Maps, Resolutions, Joint Resolutions, Ordinances, Documents, Reports and Minutes from Board of Delegates, Board of Alderman, Common Council, and Board of Park Commissioners; in the records of the City Clerk Archives, City of San...
Financial records of the City Store and the Turel family, including ledgers, stock certificates, inventories, IRS records, family finances, early agreements, bylaws and minutes. The City Store operated in downtown San Jose from the 1850s until it was closed in...
This collection contains various issues of "Civic Affairs," a newsletter published by the Civic Affairs Council of the University of Southern California School of Government and Department of Political Science.
Comments on her marriage to Harvey B. Lyon; residence in Oakland; volunteer work with Oakland Symphony, Children's Hospital, Hospitality House during World War II, and other organizations; her DAR activities; and her interest in conservation, particularly redwoods. Taped recollections of...
A collection of County Court case documents for various civil cases from 1850-1910.
A collection of civil cases that were filed in the District Court of Yolo County from 1851-1856. A52.2-3
This collection includes booklets, advertisements, pamphlets, leaflets, and ephemera related to civil defense. Subjects include advertisements on blackout products, civil defense literature and decal products, and World War Two ephemera. Also included is material related to radioactive, nuclear, and atomic...
Interviews include: Francis Heisler and Friedy B. Heisler with supplementary papers in separate container.
CLMP started in 1983 as the Southern Humboldt/Northern Mendocino community’s reaction to ongoing and intensive law enforcement activities aimed at interrupting the marijuana/cannabis cultivation. Three separate but related parts are included in this Civil Liberties Monitoring Project Collection: Office files,...
The Civil Liberties Public Education Fund (CLPEF) was a government-sponsored program that developed from the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. The CLPEF's mission was to educate the public on the issues surrounding the wartime incarceration of Americans of Japanese ancestry....
Handwritten notes (likely circa 1868) used to write reviews published in the the Sacramento Bee and San Francisco Bulletin about a book on California civil procedures. Includes a photocopy of the clippings from the Sacramento Bee ("Sept. 2, '68" added...
The Civil Rights Collection (1913-1994; undated) contains three boxes of flyers, leaflets, broadsides, magazines, and other documents related to civil rights activism. Included are flyers regarding activist Angelo Herndon; an event aimed at Los Angeles' Latinx voters; Delegates National Assembly...
Childhood and education; military service; private law practice in San Francisco; Assistant U.S. District Attorney, Northern District, California, 1951-58; Legal Secretary to California Governor Edmund G. Brown, 1958-61; U.S. District Attorney, Northern District, California, 1961-70; Federal Judge, U.S. District Court,...
Childhood and education; military service; private law practice in San Francisco; Assistant U.S. District Attorney, Northern District, California, 1951-58; Legal Secretary to California Governor Edmund G. Brown, 1958-61; U.S. District Attorney, Northern District, California, 1961-70; Federal Judge, U.S. District Court,...
Childhood, studying architecture at Columbia; involvement in Civil Rights Movement, 1960-1969; teaching architecture at UC Berkeley, 1970-1979; starting Urban Habitat, working with David Brower and Earth Island Institute, leaving Earth Island Institute in 1997 due to lack of support for...
Civil rights photograph album containing 83 prints documenting the struggle for equal rights, New York, approximately 1960. Images include Malcolm X, Jesse Jackson, and Roy Wilkins, New York Congresswoman Liz Holtzman, Thurgood Marshall, and Kenneth B. Clark, as well as...
Files generated by the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University (1996-2006) and the profession and research files (1961-2007) of the Civil Rights Project co-founder Gary A. Orfield. The Civil Rights Project at Harvard University was established in 1996 by founding...
Consists of bound volumes of minutes, 1906-1929, 1935-1938; minutes of the executive committee, 1914-1918; resolutions; and scrapbooks of clippings from the .
The records of the Civil Service Commission consist of 2.5 cubic feet of payroll sheets and meeting minutes from 1913 through 1934. The majority of files represented are payroll records for the period between 1913 and 1922.
One Civil War era printed document, an amnesty oath, signed by J. H. Westcott, stating he will "faithfully defend the Constitution of the United States and the States there-under; and that I will in like manner abide by and support...
13 items - bills, notes, letter, re Purchase of guns from Baltimore arms dealer, Magruder, Taylor & Roberts. Includes mention of Colts, Whitneys, Smith & Wessons, as well as cartridges and powder flasks. Some orders are from Southern buyers in...
One of Gen. Jubal A. Early, 7 Sept. 1885, and one of Gen. Gabriel Rene Paul, 1 Jan. 1864.
The collection mainly contains engravings, lithographs, and color prints of Civil War battles and battlefields, from diverse sources. Includes original printed items (some disbound), as well as later (some recent) reproductions.
35 printed cards, with color illustrations, containing biographical sketches of prominent Union and Confederate officers such as Admiral David G. Farragut, General James A. Garfield, General William T. Sherman, and General Pierre G. Beauregard, ca. late 1800s.
"A few facts to be considered before voting for President," 1864.
"Died, Near the South-side Railroad, on Sunday, April 9th, 1865, The Southern Confederacy, Aged Four Years ...," printed by James B. Rodgers, Philadelphia. Has old Wyles broadside catalog number: b E 489 D5.
Two printed poems, "Meagher's Letter on the American War," written from the perspective of Irish soldiers fighting for the Union, and "A Dream of Napoleon." Liverpool, ca. 1864-1865.
"Proclamation of Emancipation . . . by President Lincoln, January 1st, 1863." Advertisement for copy of the document, lithographed by Rosenthal, and published by L. Franklin Smith, Philadelphia, ca. 1865.
4 lithograph reproductions of Civil War era ordnance drawings.
The Civil War Centennial Publications Collection (1914-1987, bulk 1961-1964) consists of maps, pamphlets and publications related to the American Civil War Centennial. In 1957, an act of Congress created the United States Civil War Centennial Commission and a national public...
A collection of letters, documents, maps, battle plans, and a diary related to the American Civil War.
This collection includes letters, a diary, photographs, and military documents of several different individuals and families pertaining to military matters as well as life back home....
"Soldier's Depot - Wash & Bath Room (Basement)," by Major & Knapp, New York, printed for D. T. Valentine's Manual, 1864.
"Famous Union Battle-Flags." [same as Wyles SC 557?]
4 items. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
Nine letters (ALS), acquired as a lot, but only some related to each other. .02 Linear feet (1 folder).
One unused Civil War cover, 1861, with the verse"Jeff Davis and Stevens may come with their troops, But when our boys give them a set to, Their proud flag of treason they'll twist into ropes, And bang them upon their...
Six printed envelopes, ca. 1861-1865. Five are used. One is Confederate and one is addressed to a Kingsley Wyles, Washington, D.C....
The collection contains a scrapbook with approximately 136 unused Civil War Union covers (envelopes), ca. early 1860s. All covers are illustrated, many printed in one or more colors, usually blue or red. Many are patriotic in nature, portraying figures such...
Includes U. S. fractional currency and Confederate currency [revise].
Two diaries, leather bound. 1862 is 'Daily pocket remembrancer for 1862', 15 cm.; 1863 is 'Pocket diary 1863', 12 1/2 cm. Kept by James B. (Berry) Brown as a record of his military service in California during the Civil War...
Unbound Civil War diary of an unidentified soldier, later an officer, in the 11th Maine Infantry Regiment who served primarily in Virginia. Contains two hand-drawn maps of battlefields, descriptions of non-combat life, food problems, and other related conditions....
Pocket diary, accompanied by transcript of military record and clippings of poems and anecdotes.
Diary (1862-1863) and letter (dated December 12, 1862) that summarize his army service from time of enlistment through the battle of Prairie Grove. With transcripts and notes.
Roll of men on extra duty at post bakery in Houston, Texas and Salem, Dent County, Missouri. Aug. 1862.
One document (ADS): Morning Sick Report of the 1st Brigaded of General Ruggles Divison. [Tangipahoa?], Louisiana, 30 July 1862.
One document ( ADS), signed by 34 men who declare they have received $150 for enlisting. Marshfield, Massachusetts, 15 Sept. 1862.
Special Requisition No. 40, for wagon tongues, horse shoe nails, horse collars, paper, envelopes, pens, and other. Gainesville, Virginia, 22 Oct. 1863.
Manifest for steamer at Jacksonville, Florida, April 1864. Found in unsorted Wyles SC. Alph list.
One document (ADS), U.S.S. Powhatan, requisition from the engineer's department for naval stores. Key West, Florida, 1 Apr. 1864.
General Orders, No. 15 (printed) re level of pay equal. Head Quarters, 3rd Division, 18th Corps d'Armee. Camp Hamilton, Virginia, 1 May 1864.
Annual Report, Fifth Company, Court Martial for 1864." New York, 1 Jan. 1865. [Oversize boxed].
Eight Civil War era documents, affidavits re exemptions from military service by reason of age or occupation (e.g. potter, tailor, preacher, justice of the peace), Sebastian County, Arkansas, 1862-1863. The affidavit by the tailor, Henry Kuper of Fort Smith, for...
. Two items: Volunteer Enlistments. Buffalo, New York, 1863.
Eight documents (ADS): Final statements of colored volunteers, 1864.
16 documents (ADs): Reports of enlisted men employed as servants, cooks, waiters, and hostlers. Various Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Tennessee regiments, 1865.
Five items, including one special order re equipment apparently pertaining to the 30th U.S. Colored Troops, ca. 1860-1865.
U.S. documents pertaining to various regiments and units of government, acquired from multiple sources.
Various designs, used in the Civil War and printed by Hapgood, Boston.
Collection of engravings, Union and Confederate officers, 1860s.
Ten items, carte de visite size, mainly of Civil War figures.
Collection of four items, including questionnaire re Ash Palmer; document "Schedule of Coupons..." presented for payment to Ezra Lincoln, Assistant Treasurer, U.S., Boston, 1863; and photo of George Armstrong Custer in uniform.
Two letters (ALS) from [Al??] to his sister Maria, requesting news and other personal matters. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
The collection consists of eight newspapers published in the United States during the Civil War era. The newspapers, which were published in 1862 and 1863, discuss the ongoing war along with other local news and issues. The majority of the...
Chiefly cartes de visite portraits of Civil War generals and officers, senators, judges, and members of Lincoln's Cabinet. One portrait of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and one of his daughters (from a drawing?) is present. Most of those pictured are Union...
Leather field surgeon's pocket instrument kit, from the Civil War era, containing reusable hypodermic needle, knives, needle and thread, and other unknown instruments.
Prints. Photographic portion of a traveling exhibit on the Civil War mounted by Security Pacific National Bank in the early 1980s; the final exhibit stop was the Natural History Museum.
Album contains many carte de visite photographs of Civil War soldiers, officers, and generals (Union army). Others show celebrities not associated with the war. Pictures of members of the Stewart family are also included.
Color lithograph "Famous Union Battle-flags," by A. D. Worthington & Co., Hartford, CT, n.d.
Author's signature illegible.
Letters from Walker to his sister, Hannah, concerning his military duties and news of family and friends. With several miscellaneous items relating to other members of the family.
Letter from Willis Arnold Gorman (1814-1876); letter from E.A. Hall to Joseph A. Sanders (enclosing samples for jackets for Company F, 24th Indiana Volunteers); and a cover note concerning gift of letters.
Two printed items, ca. 1861-1865. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Union and Confederate items. Soldiers' letters, including one by a confederate soldier; documents, forms, newspapers, recruitment broadsides and ephemera. Includes contemporary ephemera about the Civil War. One 78 rpm record of the 39th annual convention of the Daughters of the...
One hand-drawn map in pencil of Winchester, [VA], with location of various Union regiments, on the reverse of a printed broadside, "Carrier's Annual Address to the Readers and Friends of the Wiinchester Republican, January 1, 1862." Includes note from a...
Includes printed maps and drawings, from diverse sources.
This collection consists of ribbons, medals, and correspondence related to the Civil War and the post-Civil War organizations the Woman's Relief Corps and the Grand Army of the Republic.
A collection of the results of the Civil War Memorial Tombstone Project carrier out by the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Location A6.3
One handwritten sheet, ink on paper, of "Just before the Battle Mother," by George F. Root, n.d. [Oversize boxed].
Muster rolls from various regiments.
Philadelphia, 19th Ward Bounty Fund, with list of committee members and receipts with amounts and names of recruits, 1864.
Civil war period materials including: 1. Richard Reynolds papers, 1861-1912. (Notices to report, appointments, honorable discharges, pension notices, and loyalty oath). 2. A manuscript by Edward H. Ripley titled, "Memories of the capture and occupation of Richmond, April 3 1865,"...
Twelve documents: Pensions, 1884-1889, n.d. [for several Civil War ? veterans].
The collection contains three scrapbooks of clippings about the Civil War era and its participants. Newspapers represented include the , , , and Many of the clippings are about Civil War memorials, Abraham Lincoln's death, eulogies for Civil War veterans,...
17 printed copies, with captions, from the Photographic History of the Civil War. Patriot Publishing Co., 1910. [Ovesize boxed].
15 print reproductions from The Photographic History of Civil War (1910). [Oversize box].
Ten cartes de visite, including soldiers in uniform, Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, and John Wilkes Booth.
Small slip printed with words to Civil War poem "Temptation".
Printed poem, "A Mother's Prayer for 1863," by A. V. P. [?]. West Chester, 2d month [Quaker date], 1863.
"A Soldier's Dream before a Battle." Camp Smith, Tennessee, Oct. 28, 1864.
Five-page handwritten draft of an untitled poem that the unidentified author says was based on a series of dreams. N.p., Feb. 25, 1865.
Handwritten poem: "The Land of Rest," 22 Sept. 1865.
]. "Taking Up Quarters," with handcolored engraving of the U.S.A. General Hospital, Patterson Park, Baltimore, ca. 1861-1865. 02 linear feet (1 folder).
. Two handwritten Civil War era poems, one entitled "Increase Our Pay and Rations" and the other written on board the gunboat 'Osceola' the night before the fight, ca. 1861-1865.
Printed pamphlet: "Souvenir: Poetry of the War," for an event described as "The Spectacular and Historical Allegory." Includes numerous advertisements for Grand Rapids, MI businesses, 1891.
Printed cartoon entitled "The Peninsular Campaign," with Gen. McClellan seated backward on a donkey, extensive captions and sign reading "Harrison's Landing, July 7, 1862."
One October 1864 election poll-book for Company H, of the 192nd Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, held at Gallipolis, Ohio. In-hand as of 8/3/11. Oversize boxed.
Includes engraved group shots and composite images, mainly of generals, cabinet members, politicians.
Typed copy by his daughter Mary Heath Lee in 1904.
The Civil War Round Table Papers consists chiefly of memos and programs of local meetings (1962-1976). Also included are member essays on various aspects of the Civil War and some materials from the Civil War Centennial Commission of California....
The collection mainly contains engravings, lithographs, and color prints of Civil War scenes (other than battles) such as views of forts, artillery emplacements, ships, officers' quarters, McLean's House at Appomattox, and domestic scenes. Includes both originals and reproductions, ca. 1860s-1980s,...
Contains clippings concerning the beginnings of the American Civil War, mostly from reports in New York newspapers.
Summary: Two scrapbooks of clippings on the Civil War primarily from Boston newspapers. Also includes cartoons and illustrations....
Maps, flyers, and other ephemera, ca. 1960s.
One Civil War sketch map of Vicksburg and one carte-de-visite photograph of Fred B. Shell, a war correspondent for Harper's Weekly who was with Ulysses S. Grant's army during the Siege of Vicksburg in 1863.
Reference to evacuation of Columbus (Ohio) and promotion of Major General Buell. .01 linear feet (1 folder).
Holograph Civil War era letter written from the Planter's Hotel, mentioning the evacuation of Columbus and the promotion of General Buell, and discussing the high cost of writing paper and the prevalence of shinplaster currency.
Various etchings, engravings, lithographs. [Oversize boxed].
Broadside, with lyrics to "New Patriotic and Comic Song, on the Sinking of the Pirate Alabama, by the U.S. Gunboat Kearsarge ...," written by Silas S. Steele, 1864.
Broadside, song lyrics of "A Nation Mourns Her Martyr'd Son," 1865.
"The Battle of the Wilderness." One leaf, with [hand-colored?] illustration. Published by Charles Magnus, 12 Frankfort St., N.Y., n.d.
Three holographic copies of Civil War era songs, titled "The Prisoner's Hope," "The Soldiers Are Coming Home," and "The Sour Apple Tree," the latter regarding the capture of Jefferson Davis.
One printed item, "Songs for the Crisis," ca. 1861-1865. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Includes individual and composite engravings. [Oversize boxed].
An overview of Oak Glen Camp from the hillside, a panoramic view of tents of the camp (photograph numbered 78), and a panoramic group portrait of approximately 100 young men of Company 538 holding mess kits in front of a...
Unbound scrapbook format, with typescript accounts, clippings, memos, newsletters, and other ephemera, ca. 1933-1934. Gift of G. B. McReynolds of SB
The materials in this collection consist of photographs, newspaper articles, original newspapers, memorabilia, oral history cassette tapes, memorial calendars, and alumni association publications related to California camps and one Oregon camp.
One photograph album containing 108 black-and-white photographs mostly taken at two Civilian Conservation Corps Camps. 64 of the photographs are of Camp 271 by Company 1653 at Camp Heywood (Jaype-Pierce, Idaho); 44 photographs are of Project P-230 with Company 3330...
Includes views of young men in camps and at work on trails or roads, chiefly in the Nevada desert. They pose with jackhammers and dynamite, with a mule, and stirring a tub on a stove. Includes views of a dam...
This collection contains two letters written by Pvt. Herbert L. Claassen, USA to his parents during the Second World War.
Dr. John B Cladis was a nuclear physicist who engaged in nuclear and space physics research for over 60 years. The collection is composed of a memoir, and reports and studies from Dr. Cladis' long career in nuclear physics. The...
This collection consists of Thomas Clagett's manuscripts, interview audio, books, film stills, and photographs relating to his book on director William Friedkin, "William Friedkin: Films of Aberration, Obsession and Reality" (1990).
Collection of documents (62 pages) which includes testimonies, surveys, publication of claims, and certification of compliance with official standards regarding claims to six mines in Coahuila: San Estanislao, Los Nunez, San Antonio, San Rafael, Las Animas, and Pabellon. The documents...
Copies of claims recorded by Joseph Vansickles, Joseph Rickard, J.H. Johnston and Andrew S. Cooley, Recorders for the District.
Contains brochures, bumper stickers, pins, flyers, press kit, and campaign posters for successful 1957 Senate campaign from California.
The records of one of the first Los Angeles galleries to show the work of conceptual artists such as Terry Allen, Michael Asher, Daniel Buren, Joseph Kosuth, and William Leavitt. The collection includes artist files containing correspondence, ephemera, and comprehensive...
Contains two letters addressed to Claire Thursby, both discussing family genealogy.
This collection comprises records created during the design and construction of the UC Irvine Claire Trevor School of the Arts, Arts Plaza, which opened in 2005. Included are plans and artist's renderings from architect Maya Lin's studio, digital photographs, videotapes,...
This collection contains publications of the Claire Trevor School of the Arts at the University of California, Irvine. Included are brochures, course announcements, fliers, invitations, newsletters, press releases, and programs.
This collection contains the advertising, programs, and newspaper clippings about all of the performances given by the Claire Trevor School of the Arts, University of California, Irvine, since its inception in 1965 to 1986. Photographs, negatives, and CDs are also...
The collection consists of records from the Claire Trevor School of the Arts at the University of California, Irvine, from 1989-2003. Material covers the deanships of Robert Hickock (1989-1995), Robert Cohen (1995-1996), and Jill Beck (1996-2003), as well as administrative...
Twenty-three letters written between 1977 and 1988. Some envelopes are addressed to Fred Hegeman and others to Stationarius. Fred Hegeman appears to have been one of Claire Van Vliet's patrons.
Relates to his journey from the United States to Europe with his father.
Charles L. Clapp served as Special Assistant to the President. This file group reflects his responsibilities in domestic programs. Charles L. Clapp initially worked under Arthur F. Burns helping to organize the seventeen Presidential Task Forces of citizen participants who...
Relates to Kyoto
Correspondence, lectures on art, and photographs....
The Evelyn M. Clar Papers, 1912-1993, consist of records pertaining to Clar's work with various California organizations. The bulk of the records relate to her work with the League of Women Voters of California. Records in the collection also document...
The John Clar Papers are very extensive and detailed about Clar's life. They also include letters and poems written by his children and grandchildren. There are 13 letters, nine notices, one affidavit, one permit, one pamphlet, one envelope, and one...
Correspondence to banker and financier Nicholas Luning.
49 letters, written to Clara A. Nichols, mainly from family members [see dealer description} ...
The collection consists of correspondence and printed materials concerning the CBH Alumnae Association, photographs of the CBH nursing school graduates and alumnae, yearbooks from the CBH nursing school, and historical ephemera and clippings concerning the history of the various Los...
Contains 5 letters to, and 1 letter from, Chinese American Clara Chan from family and friends. Letters discuss travel to London, including a visit to the Chinese Embassy, money borrowed from her mother for European travel, an admirer in Italy...
Small bound diary kept by Clara Cornwell of Jackson, Michigan for the year 1899. She mentions receiving numerous letters from her son Will, who had gone to Alaska to hunt for gold. She also reported the comings and goings of...
The papers of Clara Diament Sujo provide a comprehensive survey of the operations of CDS Gallery founded by the dealer and art critic in New York in 1981. There is also documentation on the center of contemporary art Estudio Actual...
Etchings depict scenic views of Charleston, West Virginia, including its capitol building and waterfront ; the Kanawha River (West Virginia); the University of Kentucky; the Baltimore Maru steamship; and a covered bridge in an unidentified location.
Three letters (April 11, 1864 ; June 2, 1864 ; Oct. 17, 1865) generally describing life in the San Francisco Bay Area, California including brief accounts of recent earthquakes Harkness has experienced.
Includes letter to Mrs. Hazel Z. Weller, a poem on Yosemite by Mrs. Bradner, and a biographical note on Mrs. Bradner, an early Sacramento resident.
Consists of papers relating to her political activities including correspondence, clippings, memorabilia for the 1961 and 1965 inaugurals, scrapbooks and photographs. Also includes supplemental material for Oral History "One woman's role in Democratic Party politics," and original drawings and pastels,...
Snapshots, many on "real photo postcard" stock, apparently sent to Clara Stravens of Portland, Oregon, who was a native of Colfax in eastern Washington. Noteworthy is a series of 9 views of the 1913 flood of the Palouse River at...
The photograph album assembled by Clare Phinney consists of 25 brown-toned early gelatin silver photographic prints of Golden Gate Park and San Francisco scenes from 1904.
A scrapbook collection of items including brochures, newspaper article clippings, photographs, and administrative materials focusing on the annual Claremont Arts Fair. These materials document the events and artists of the 1958, 1959, and 1960 art fairs. Many notable Claremont artists...
Materials cataloging the history of the Claremont Association for Mutual American/Soviet Understanding (CAMASU), an organization founded in 1985 to promote the improvement of American-Soviet relations.
Details of all work required for the building of the library.
Claremont (built 1907; ferry) photograph, 1907-1924, (SAFR 23847, P00-020), is comprised of a photograph of the passenger ferry CLAREMONT in San Francisco Bay, California.
Includes records of the Chicano Latino Student Affairs (Chicano Studies Center) beginning with the establishment of the center in 1969. Records have been added consecutively every year and include a range of materials, from publications to financial statements, as well...
This collection contains the coursework produced by students of the Claremont Colleges' oral history classes. Currently, the collection contains materials from the oral history courses at Claremont Graduate University. The CGU History 304/Introduction to Oral History Methodology course trains graduate...
The Claremont Colleges Special Collections Autograph and Manuscript Collection collection was formed by Special Collections of The Claremont Colleges Library to house its various singular manuscript materials created by authors, politicians, and scientists, and other notable figures. The collection includes...
This is an artificial collection created by Special Collections staff to contain the various visual materials purchased or donated that do not fit into other collections. Currently, the collection contains photographs, artist screenprints and photos, posters, historical broadsides, and artifacts....
The collection contains zines created in California between 1980 and 2014. Represented titles include Baitline, Cholo, Dum Dum Zine, Hot Bottoms!, Night Voices, Queer Zine Explosion, and Unsound. The collection also contains correspondence and ephemera relating to the later years...
Materials cataloging the financial and legal history of the Claremont Cooperative Water Company. The CCWC was established in 1902 just north of Claremont and served agricultural laborers and residents by delivering water through a series of cement pipes.
Relates to persecution of the Jews in German-occupied Austria and Poland during World War II. Includes miscellaneous printed matter relating to antisemitism. Photocopy.
The Claremont Heights Irrigation Company was incorporated on March 14, 1913, as a mutual water company and was dissolved on August 1, 1977. Located in Claremont, California, the company provided water services for its stockholders. The collection consists of administrative...
Title supplied by cataloger.
A collection of materials relating to the history of Claremont Manor.
Photographs displaying homes within the city of Claremont, California.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes three letters, May 2, 3, 19, 1932, to George Sylvester Viereck, Washington, D.C., acknowledging receipt of letters and publications.
The Clarence Cullimore Architectural History Archive contains the papers of both Clarence Cullimore senior and junior. This collection spans approximately forty-six linear feet and included architectural renderings, blue prints, photostats, books, manuscripts, printing plates, watercolors, glass negatives, sketches, tracings, specifications,...
Correspondence mainly relates to the dispersal of his library of French literature and theater; and typescript copies of reviews (1938-1948) of some of his professional writings.
Hansen's operations on the "De Lamar Cleanup," including lease, assayers' and smelter reports; with a few personal letters.
This collection consists of 58 holograph letters, 55 of which were written by Lieut. Clarence Lininger to his wife, Ora, while she was residing at the Presidio in San Francisco, or visiting family back East. Letters from Sept. 15 to...
Clippings, photographs, some correspondence, and certificates of achievement relating to Muse's career as a performer and promoter of the arts. Some related family material, as well as a few items (clippings, programs, etc.) relating to other Black celebrities.
Studio portraits and snapshots pertaining to Clarence Thomas Simpson -- a middle-class African American man of Kansas City, Missouri and, later, Los Angeles, California -- and multiple generations of his family. Portraits depict Clarence, his mother Eliza, his sisters Siddonia...
This collection contains correspondence from Pvt. Clarence [unknown last name], AEF to Maria Reece during the First World WarWWI by Pvt. Clarence [unknown last name], USA, of the 145th Infantry Regiment. The letters are originals.
Business papers, clippings, notes and drafts, poetry, photographs, address books, date books, theatrical programs, theater reviews
Manuscript and typed letters written from June 28, 1930 to July 15, 1931 by Clarence V. Carruth, Jr. of Scarsdale, NY and New York City, while traveling as a young American utilities executive with portfolio to purchase existing utilities in...
The Clarence W. Whitney Papers, 1905-1948, principally document his involvement in Berkeley civic activities from 1919 through 1939. The collection has been divided into two series: Civic Activities and Personal Files. The Civic Activities series has been divided by organization:...
Booklet with tasting notes from Les Amis du Vin rare claret tasting event.
The archive of the Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop documents the science fiction and fantasy writing seminar from 1969-1970, 1973-2002, and 2007-2022 (with a gap for 2020). The collection includes writings of participants, memorabilia, and class rosters.
The Clark & Beuttler records span 40.5 linear feet and date from 1920 to 1968. The collection contains notes, clippings, small sketches, and correspondence, all organized by project. The collection also consists of black-and-white photographs, negatives, and Clarke's postcard collection...
The Clark & Henery Account Books (1895-1911) and Scrapbooks (1911-1916) illustrate the history of street paving in Northern California and Oregon during the years immediately preceding World War I. They record city decisions and politics regarding paving, financing of paving,...
The collection comprises a single presentation board which measures 49 x 25.5 in. The rendering, which is done in watercolor by Arthur Stibolt, depicts the front of the proposed Biltmore in Santa Barbara. The drawing is undated, but lists Barnett...
Primarily letters from his family, newspapermen, buisness firms, etc. relating to family matters, his newspaper career in Illinois and San Diego, his various government positions, etc. Letter from George C. Pardee included.
Materials include letters and photographs from Clark's time at Stanford, as photographs of Clark's family. Also included is a biographical document written by Jeanne H. Armstrong....
Materials include letters and photographs from Clark's time at Stanford, as photographs of Clark's family. Also included is a biographical document written by Jeanne H. Armstrong....
"Almon Mitchell Orcutt, born in Cummington, Massachusetts on 17 October 1824, attended the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. The first [139] pages are Orcutt's notes taken during the lectures of Alonzo Clark, Professor of Practice. Orcutt's noted...
This collection contains 1289 photographs, chiefly gelatin silver prints, reflecting the professional life and travels of American impressionist painter Alson Skinner Clark, some taken by Alson Clark and some by commercial and unidentified photographers, from approximately 1889-1939. The collection chiefly...
Collection of notebooks and diaries, artworks, and printed material by or belonging to the late art historian and museum professional Anthony M. Clark.
Family photographs showing people on a beach, house, barn, family group with a cow, and a street scene in an unidentified western town.
Primarily correspondence between A. B. Clark and various administrative officers of the University regarding Department of Art affairs, the changing status of the study of fine arts at Stanford and the Student Affairs Committee, of which Clark was chairman.
Collection includes genealogical material relating to the family of Professor Arthur B. Clark; "Drawings and notes of a motor trip" through Europe, Spain and Morocco in 1931-32 by Arthur B. Clark and Grace Clark (printed volumes, letters, original drawings, and...
The Donald Sidney-Fryer collection of materials by and about Clark Ashton Smith, plus other related papers.
Contains personal correspondence from writer Clark Ashton Smith to his friend, writer and book dealer Samuel Loveman. Also includes correspondence concerning the Smith letters from Loveman, Carol Jones Smith (widow of Smith), and purchaser of the letters Gerry de la...
Ink and watercolor drawings, produced as potential illustrations for Samuel Loveman's poem The sphinx, depicting various creatures and characters from the poem.
Collection contains architectural drawings by Birge M. Clark, his brother David B. Clark, and other partners Walter Stromquist, David F. Potter and Joseph Ehrlich, with a few drawings by his father A. B. Clark. Projects were mostly located in Palo...
The collection has been organized into 4 series. Series 1, Office Files, contains chronological correspondence files, 1921-1979; project files containing correspondence, contracts, financial documents, notes, small-scale drawings, memoranda, and other materials, 1924-1990; and files on administrative matters, articles and talks...
Memoirs, diaries, military operational report summaries, army manuals, printed matter, and photographs, relating to aerial and artillery operations of the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I, and to the acquaintanceship of B. M. Clark with Herbert and...
Robert Burton Clark, UCLA Professor Emeritus of Higher Education and Sociology, was one of the first sociologists to study higher education from a global perspective. His research interests include comparative higher education, development of graduate schools, entrepreneurial universities, and sustaining...
Letters that were mostly received by Caroline Hubbs Clark from various friends, family members, and correspondents - both women and men.
This collection contains correspondence; printed material such as postcards, brochures, fliers, posters, etc; trading cards; action figures; collectibles; fandom materials; and other ephemeral items. Correspondence primarily includes letters from Soviet citizen and science fiction fan Igor A. Toloconnicov. Clark and...
The Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture (formerly known as the Ruth & Sherman Lee Institute for Japanese Art at the Clark Center) in Hanford, California housed a broad range of Japanese art, in diverse media and from multiple...
The collection includes: original poems and clippings of Clark poems, most published in Sun and Saddle Leather by Chapman and Grimes of Boston (copyright 1914); copies of manuscript poems; and, correspondence (1957-1967): with Clark's nephew, Dr. Edwin E. Clark, Professor...
Twenty-five cuneiform tablets from the ancient Mesopotamian school environment called eduba (literally, "house of tablets") and includes examples ranging from simple sign exercises to advanced Sumerian literary exercises. The majority of the texts come from the Old Babylonian period, which...
The collection contains screenplays and manuscripts, by Clark and others, for western films, documentaries, and television shows.
David L. Clark (1945- ) taught oral history and Los Angeles history at UCLA, UCLA Extension, and California State University, Los Angeles (1974- ). The collection consists of more than 100 papers presented by students in the oral history and...
The leather-bound volume contains 28 silver gelatin prints documenting the Miner family's home life in San Francisco from January to March 1904. The album depicts activities such as dressing up in costumes, sitting on the steps, and riding in an...
The collection includes correspondence, speeches and writings, press releases, clippings, election campaign literature, polling data, minutes, financial records, video tapes, sound recordings, and photographs related to Libertarian Party electoral activity, especially in the presidential election of 1980.
The Edward and Janet Elsie Clark papers span the years 1918-1953 and encompass 3 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of playscripts. There are two motion picture scripts written by Clark, one teleplay that he might have acted in, and...
This collection contains the papers of Emma Clark.
Memoirs and photographs, relating to the 1925 student riots in China, precipitated by an incident in Shanghai, during which British and Japanese police killed 21 students.
Dr. Esther Clark, a graduate of Stanford Medical School, joined doctors Thomas Williams, Russel V.A. Lee and E.F. "Fritz" Roth as the only pediatrician on the Midpeninsula in 1927. She was an early partner in the Palo Alto Medical Clinic...
This collection contains correspondence of Sarah Clark (active 1852-1895) and the Clark family of Rising Sun, Indiana; California; and Austin, Nevada. The letters cover a wide range of subjects including the citrus industry in California and Nevada; economic conditions in...
Letters sent to George H. Clark of Kennebunkport, Maine by his family living in California between 1911 and 1929.
Most are letters from Edward H. Clark, Jr. to his parents while enrolled at the Hill School, a prep academy in Pottstown, Pa. Also included are several letters, one addressed to Mrs. [Phoebe Apperson] Hearst, from a portrait painter named...
Reminiscences and genealogical information re Oregon and California pioneers, Thomas and James Clark. With this, transcripts of letters from Thomas Clark, 1902, re Rogue Indian Wars.
Chiefly Civil War letters from Joseph S. Clark, 1861-1863, to his parents (15 letters and 3 fragments), 3 letters to his mother, and 1 to his sister Hannah, along with 3 envelopes addressed to David Clark and 1 to Robert...
This collection contains letters, photographs and ephemera from nine Clark brothers: Pvt. George H. Clark, USCG; Pvt. Albert M. Clark, USA; Motor Machinist's Mate, Donald T. Clark, USN; Lt. Robert T. Clark, USA; Cpl. Stuart W. Clark, USA; Pfc. David...
Note with envelope (Stockton, California, June 21, 1855) written from Francis Clark (signed Francis D. Clark) to Nelson Taylor promising to pay Taylor $200 for the "value received."
This collection consists of letters, an account book, and a few documents related to the business activities of Francis Clark, a partner in the firm of Brooks, Clark, and Company, dating from 1856 to 1859. The materials chiefly with his...
By Fred G. Clark and Richard Stanton Rimanoczy. Includes typewritten comments by Eliot Jones, professor of economics, Stanford University.
Relates to the history of the First Battalion of the Eighth London Regiment of the British Army in France and Belgium from 1915 to 1917. Includes issues of newsletters of the Post Office Rifles Association.
Correspondence, articles, clippings and other materials pertaining to Clark's controversial study of sealing in the Pribilof Islands, Alaska. These papers primarily concern the studies done between 1909-1913 and focus on Clark's dispute with Henry Wood Elliott's findings. Correspondents include A....
These papers relate primarily to Clark's research on the life of Leland Stanford and include correspondence, 1924-1935, historical documents, 1862-1893, clippings, photographs, and two notebooks, 1928-1930,for his comprehensive biography of Senator Leland Stanford, published by the Stanford University Press in...
The collection consists of a few documents and concert posters that shed some light on Clark, his music, and his activities as a student at Callison College at the University of the Pacific. The collection also includes a selective representation...
Relates to proposed research topics on political, social, and economic conditions in China.
This collection contains photographs, articles, newspaper clippings, correspondence, documents, and other material on African American women in the United States military as collected by Gurthalee Clark, former member of the Women's Army Corps. Mostly contains records and other information on...
Correspondence, newsletters, and printed matter relating to civilian public service performed by conscientious objectors in the United States during World War II.
The collection documents the thought and career of Henry B. Clark (1930-2009), a professor of religion and ethics. Topics include the church and desegregation, the life of Albert Schweitzer, the church under Margaret Thatcher, Reinhold Niebuhr, social ethics, Council of...
Five card file boxes hold photographs and negatives, most presumed by Clark, of architecture in Southern California....
This collection contains material belonging to Ira Clark, an instructor at Pepperdine College Continuing Education Program who resided in Compton, California. A majority of the material in this collection relates to Clark's career as an educator and instructor such as...
J. Kent Clark, 1917-pres. Professor of English, CIT 1947-86. The papers include manuscripts of dramatic and musical works (with audio casettes), biographical sketches, essays, a manuscript of Clark's biography of Thomas, Earl of Wharton, and some correspondence (esp. with Walter...
This collection contains a hand-written letter and the envelope in which it was mailed. Penned in the Florin district of Sacramento County, California by Jasper M. Clark, the letter contains details about several pieces of land and Clark's experience in...
Papers largely concern her life as a Stanford student and include correspondence with her family 1930-1932; notes, papers, and exams, 1925-1943; Stanford memorabilia; alumni papers; and photographs. Also included are bedding, draperies, pillows, and stuffed animals Clark used in her...
This collection contains photographs taken by Jonathan Clark from 1969-1973.
Clippings, e-mail, and images, 2001-2002, documenting the life of gay activist Barnett "Karl" Clark of Wilton Manors, Florida. Clark was a founding member of South Florida gay and lesbian organizations including the Political Advocacy Coalition Political Action Committee (PAC-PAC), The...
Views include Yosemite and San Francisco after the earthquake and fire of 1906. Also present are slides of portraits and European architectural monuments, ships, various sites in the U.S. and Canada, Hawaiian scenes, and a few photos of native women...
The collection consists of one flat file folder with blueprints for alterations to the DeRado house on Pepper Hill in Montecito. The 5 drawings (copies) are of the plot plan, floor plan, exterior elevations, grading plan, and utility plan....
This collection contains the letters of American lawyer and politician Lincoln Clark (1800-1886), his wife, Julia Annah Clark, and their family, with the bulk of the collection consisting of Clark's letters to his wife. There is also material related to...
Collection Overview This collection consists of 128 letters and a few other items such as invitations, notes, and announcements collected by Lucy Sherman Clark. Lucy Clark Sherman was the recipient of the majority of the letters, although some are addressed...
Relates to the Korean War.
Correspondence, memoranda, writings, newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and photographs relating to Young Men's Christian Association and American Expeditionary Forces activities in Siberia, political developments during the last stages of the Russian Civil War, and the Allied intervention.
The Pete Clark papers span the years 1930-1972 and encompass approximately 2 linear feet. The collection consists of AMPTP Research Center files, film catalogs, Motion Picture Research Council papers, and technical material....
33 black and white photographs of the Hartman Exploration & Development Company's coal mining operations at the Clark Ranch, north of Denver. Colorado, near Lafayette. Includes images of ranch buildings, the initial drilling, starting the375 foot mine shaft, timbers used...
This collection consists of a scrapbooks containing photographs, articles, and clippings about aircraft and flying machines from around the world. These materials were collected by aircraft designer Robert J. Clark (1919-2009).
Photographs, papers, and organizational records of Robert Clark primarily documenting his life and travels, 1992-2003, as well as AIDS organizations in the Illinois and Missouri area, 1991-2001. Robert Clark, a gay rights activist from the St. Louis area, lived with...
Report with blueprints, relating to the construction of huts for Ameican soldiers in France during World War I; and certificate presented to R. R. Clark for service as an engineer with the Construction Department.
This file contains the original, hand written in ink, diary of Sterling Benjamin Franklin Clark . Mr. Clark was crossing the plains in 1849 at the age of 25 when he wrote this journal describing his travels.
Susan Clark was a motion picture and television actress. She may be best known for her role as Katherine on the television series Webster. The bulk of the collection consists of scripts from the television series Webster. Additionally there are...
Contains records relating to several mining companies owned and operated by Thomas Clark, followed by his George Murray Clark and granddaughter Juliet Belding Clark. Mine companies include the River Hill Mining & Milling Company, Gentle Annie Mining Group, Sherman Hill...
Correspondence, manuscripts and proofs of writings (monographs, poems, reviews, essays), notebooks, research and teaching files, audiotapes, and ephemera of American poet Tom Clark, who lived in Santa Barbara for several years and published several works with Black Sparrow Press. Correspondents...
Drafts and galleys of Writer: A Life of Jack Kerouac and The Exile of Celine; Kerouac chronology; notes for the 1986 Olson Lectures; holograph notebooks; typescript poems and articles by Clark (b.1941).
Thomas Willard Clark (1941- ) was the poetry editor of (1963-73), senior writer of (1978-79) and instructor in poetics at New College of California (1988- ). He wrote numerous books of poetry, wrote a biography of musician Neil Young (1971)...
Pamphlets, leaflets, newspaper articles, proclamations, letters, miscellaneous propaganda forms, memorabilia, and photographs relating to American neutrality and subsequent participation in World War I. Includes proofs of war loan appeals and German propaganda banners. Collected by Clark University Library.
This collection contains one postcard, one letter, one v-mail, and three photographs sent to Vincent Myers Clark from his friends T/5 Harry Giddings and Frank Cate, USA, during the Second World War.
The VèVè A. Clark papers document her research, teaching, and professional career. The collection is divided into nine series: Photographic Materials; Audiovisual Materials; Teaching and Course Materials; Administrative Materials; Correspondence and Personalia; Katherine Dunham; Maya Deren; Writings; and Professional Activities.
This collection consists of the pre-1934 institutional archive of the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library and the records of its founder, William Andrews Clark, Jr. Items include correspondence, invoices, photographs, secondary source materials and other documents related to Clark, his...
Records of the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library and the Center for 17th- and 18th-Century Studies from 1934 to the present. Subjects treated by these materials include library acquisitions, academic events, fellowships, Clark buildings and grounds, publicity and press clippings,...
Views of historic buildings, hotels, adobes in various mining towns, and mining operations, throughout California.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, studies, notes, legal and financial records, printed matter, and photographs relating to the gubernatorial administration of Ronald Reagan in California, and to foreign policy and public lands management during the presidential administration of Ronald...
A photographic album documenting the controversial construction of the dam at Hetch Hetchy in Yosemite Valley.
This collection is organized into four themes: documentation and research for the five-volume set titled "Diaries of 'Pioneer' George Hobler"; documentation for the six-volume set titled "Jessie Hobler Clark Diaries"; Cal-Clark Dairy farm history, management, and cattle documents; and documents...
Cartoon illustrations and photographs of friends and co-workers collected by newspaper editor Arthur L. Clarke.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, and printed matter, relating to military engineering and the theory of military science and tactics, command, leadership, and training. Photocopy.
This was a paper read at an Ebell Club meetingDiscusses early days in Santa Paula
The collection includes both items collected by Clarke and material relating to his career, including scripts, production material, correspondence, writings, and an American Film Institute oral history transcript. Scrapbooks compiled by Clarke contain correspondence addressed to William Selig or the...
The Emmon M. Clarke Farmworker Photograph Collection contains negatives, prints, and contact sheets documenting the United Farm Workers Association's activities, such as picket lines, protests, rallies, meetings, voting, fundraising, and operations at the newspaper office. It also depicts families in...
Correspondence and ephemera collected by Ethan Ray Clarke, a Rhode Island Civil War regimental chaplain and small-town minister in New York and Michigan, with the bulk of material representative of the period from 1860 to 1880.
Ruth and Eric Clarke were both children of missionaries in China, and the Clarkes lived in China through the 1940s. Ruth Clarke was a passionate collector of Chinese art and the collection is largely focused on her collection and sales...
Mainly diaries, accounts, tax records, deeds, of William Clarke, re property in Mendocino Co.
Portraits of Clarke family members (of Ukiah, California?) include William Clarke, Jos. Henry Clarke, Eliza Carpenter Clarke, and James Fen[?]zer.
The Frank C. Clarke Field Notes collection consists of field notes, specimen records, investigations, and some experiments completed in California between 1912-1913.
Relates to Ernest Wilson Clement, an American missionary in Japan, 1887-1891 and 1895-1927, and father of I. C. Clarke. Photocopy.
Black and white photographs and proof sheets of the 1978 San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade, an anti-Vietnam war protest, an anti-Briggs Initiative protest, and portraits taken by Joffre Clarke. Clarke was a civil rights activist who had headed the...
The collection consists of 128 black and white reprints of images taken by K. Garrison Clarke between 1948 and 1975. Most of the images are taken in and around Los Angeles County. A sizable amount of photographs are from a...
This collection consists of glass and film negatives and copy prints chiefly of architectural scenes in Southern California taken by architectural photographer William M. Clarke (1872-1953). The bulk of the collection focuses on residential and business projects in Los Angeles...
Photograph album containing 25 albumen prints of views of Clarke's Water Works, San Francisco, taken by James W. Walton between 1890-1891. The photograph album documents Alfred Clarke's early San Francisco water company, Clarke's Water Works, located in the Glen Park...
119 original black and white photographs , mostly taken in East Africa by a British Army Lieutenant from 1941 to 1943, most captioned as well as five original views of Victoria Falls circa 1906. Photographs vary in sizes, the smallest...
Drafts and some printed versions of his short stories and novels.
The , in the form of an autograph collection, contains various correspondence, photographs, miscellaneous works, and ephemera of Clarkson's. The correspondence discusses a diverse array of contemporary issues, including U.S. relations with Cuba and race relations between whites and African...
This collection contains 210 pieces of correspondence, manuscripts, and documents of English abolitionist Thomas Clarkson (1760-1846), chiefly dating from 1787 to 1847 and related to slavery and the slave trade in the United States and Africa, including the Sierra Leone...
Holograph letter written at Harrison's Farm, near Norfolk, Va.
Photographs, clippings, and memorabilia with notes by Allen, 1914-1917; some additions were made during a class reunion in 1952.
The John W. Classen photograph collection, circa 1880-1900, (SAFR 23848, P98-019), is comprised mainly of photographs of feluccas, schooners, and steamships in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.
Materials pertaining to Classen's years as a student include the student handbook for 1918-19; the songbook for the Junior Opera "Three of a Kind," 1919; and commencement programs and ephemera, 1921-22. Other materials include F. W. Loel's "Stratigraphy of the...
This collection contains a reprint of an article by Classen and Joseph J. Graham, "A Lower Eocene Foraminiferal Faunule from the Woodside Area, San Mateo County, California," 1955, with the original illustrations; a letter from Rixford K. Snyder talking about...
The collection consists of research materials, correspondence, and reports from students in the 1970 University Studies course "Classified Research and the University of California" at the University of California, Irvine.
This collection consists of the papers of art director and production designer Robert Clatworthy (1911-1992). Materials include scripts, location photographs, film stills, sketches, storyboards, set designs, and architectural information for films that he worked on.
Interviewer: David R. Russell Interviewee(s): Claude Clark. Transcript: Transcripts : yes, for tapes 1-2. Related materials: some background/research material.
Interviewer: DER? Transcript: None found. No paper files found. Related materials: None found. Arrangement: Paul Williams, n.d.: A19659-60/CS (digitized).
(1889-1961). Five letters (ALS) from English novelist to J. G. Wilson, mainly re sending copies of Houghton's books to various parties including the Queen of Yugoslavia , 1932 , 1943-1949. Alpha list.
Sketchbook contains ca. 75 pages of pencil sketches and watercolors done by Blake at various locations along her grand tour of Europe in 1890. Sketches depict scenery in Ireland, Scotland, England, Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy. Watercolor paintings by Blake...
The collection comprises a portfolio of theater music for orchestra, scores and parts, chiefly excerpts arranged from operas, and published by G. Ricordi and C. Fischer....
The Don H. Clausen Congressional Papers document Mr. Clausen’s House of Representative service January 1963 – January 1983 as well as selected materials about his career and public service since 1983. Highlights of the collection are materials relating to the...
Consists of the papers of Ina Clausen, related to the Coalition of University Employees (CUE), with a special focus on labor issues surrounding the University of California Press.
Bicycling books, journals, trade publications and directories, racing programs, rule books, posters, comics and other materials relating to bicycling.
The Federico and Bertha Claveria Collection is made up of administrative records, subject files, correspondence, clippings, photographs and negatives, ephemera and other miscellaneous memorabilia documenting activities of the life of Federico Claveria, his family, and La Tolteca Tortilla Factory and...
Walt Calverie was a pioneer aviator.
The collection consists of correspondence, speeches, essays, articles, reports, printed matter, clippings, photographs, maps, artwork, etc. Compiled chiefly by Wally Anker, President of the Clavey River Preservation Coalition, as a result of the Coalition's and others' opposition to the Clavey...
The collection contains 7 letters and notes concerning the duel between Secretary of State Henry Clay and Senator John Randolph on April 8, 1826. The correspondents are Clay, Randolph, and their seconds, Col.Edward F. Tatnall and Gen. Thomas J. Jesup....
Original caricature and cartoon images by Clay Geerdes, drawn by the artist when he was an employee at Ashkenaz, the international folk dancing venue founded by his close friend David Nadel. Numerous drawings are caricatures of well-known characters from comic...
This collection contains out-going letters of the Secretary of State Henry Clay (1777-1852) and his Chief Clerk Daniel Brent (1774-1841), between 1825 and 1829. The correspondence concerns international trade and commerce; the foreign relations of the United States, particularly those...
Chiefly concerning his father, William Greene, '49er and prominent San Franciscan. Some notes on his own family and career as a dramatist.
This collection contains letters, military documents, and ephemera from Pvt. William G. Clay, AEF to his family during the First World War.
A collection of 35mm slides produced by architect Richard M. Clayberg in 1965-1970 during travels around the world.
The Clayonian Literary Society was charged with inviting notable persons of the day to speak at its meetings. George Long Hutchings, a banker, was chairman of the Clayonian Society of Newark, New Jersey at least until 1871. Some of the...
The James A. Clayton Family Papers is a collection of correspondence and photographs that document life in the Clayton family of Santa Clara County during the latter half of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century. The...
This small collection consists primarily of research materials used by Merle Clayton, author of several local history pieces for . The materials consist of paper records, photographs, and several copies of . Clayton did a series of pieces on topics...
Documents related to the career of Paula J. Clayton....
Correspondence, interview transcripts, speeches and writings, memoranda, notes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to post-World War II American foreign policy, especially formulation of the Marshall Plan, international trade policy, and Atlantic unity; the cotton industry; and family affairs. Includes original...
Collection consists of typescript copies of correspondence, 1901-1934, including material relating to the J.D. & A.B. Spreckles Securities Company, and the San Diego & Arizona Railroad; an engraved memorial to William Clayton; and typescript manuscript dated August 17, 1959 regarding...
The Clazie Family collection includes correspondence to and from members of the Clazie family during the Second World War. The majority of the collection is composed of letters from Seabee George Clazie, USN who served in Hawaii and the South...
This collection contains postcards, a hat and pin from Pvt. Earl B. Cleage during the First World War.
The collection consists of reports and plans of study for predesign/predischarge monitoring programs funded under the California Clean Water Grant Program.
The Dr. Ernest Cleary Family Papers document the life of Dr. Cleary and his family from 1855-1980. The papers consist of correspondence between Cleary family members, journals Dr. Cleary kept during school and his career, photographs and journals of backpacking...
This collection is comprised of 55 artifacts collected by Guire Cleary and Jade B. Ngoc Le from Southeast Asian refugees. Cleary is a Franciscan friar of the Episcopal Church who served as assistant director of the Tolstoy Foundation in San...
Posters, leaflets, and correspondence relating to the independence movement in Malaya.
The Eldridge Cleaver papers document Cleaver's lifetime as an activist and writer. Dating from 1963-1988, the papers consist of correspondence, writings, including manuscripts for his works and , and papers from his affiliation with the Black Panther Party as...
Collection consists primarily of snapshots of Eldridge Cleaver's career from the mid-1960s to the early 1980s. Earliest materials relate to his affiliation with the Black Panther Party. Also contains photographs taken during his exile abroad from 1968 to 1975. The...
An extensive collection of research notes for the American historian Freeman Cleaves' s books Rock of Chickamauga (1948) and Meade of Gettysburg (1960), also notes on Daniel Webster, Thomas William Sweeney and the Fenians, and Abbott Lawrence. Also included is...
Professional correspondence, manuscripts and research notes, teaching and lecture materials, and files regarding his university activities....
This collection contains nine correspondence between the Cleenput brothers during the Second World War. Seven of the letters were written by Cpl. Jacob Cleenput, USA to his brother Peter Cleenput, Jr. and his family. One letter was written by Peter...
The collection of the Californian historian Robert Glass Cleland; it consists of correspondence, documents, lectures, drafts, research notes, source materials and manuscripts.
Primarily accounts, medical notes and clippings. Included also: a few items (cards for admission to medical lectures, etc.) for her father, Cornelius D. Mosher.
The collection includes press releases, notes, photographs, clippings, interdepartmental correspondence and status reports related to the work of promoting NBC TV shows of the 1960s.
This collection contains papers of the family of American author Samuel Langhorne Clemens (also known as Mark Twain), including 7 diaries of Jane Clampton Clemens (1880-1909), which detail her struggle with epilepsy, as well as medical treatments, ca. 1900, and...
Albert Leon Van Houtte (1883-1950) was an author, actor, and lecturer who lived in Carmel from the 1920s until his death in 1950. The collection contains contains manuscripts of Van Houtte's published and unpublished titles, photographs, and a scrapbook about...
As Secretary of Nevada Territory, transmits lists of officials, delegates to the 1863 constitutional convention, and the Territorial militiamen.
This collection contains forty pieces of correspondence from American author Samuel Langhorne Clemens (also known as Mark Twain) to teenager Frances Nunnally Wizner (1891-1981), dating from 1907 to 1910.
Manuscript and print material including gelatin silver prints, drafting paper negatives, notebooks, and related ephemera of the photographer Alain Clement....
A few family letters, campaign speeches (mainly, 1934), clippings, certificates and diplomas (in v. 2) and photographs.
This collection consists of a late nineteenth-century scrapbook compiled by printer and homeopathic physician Edgar Clement of Camden, New Jersey, featuring Victorian-era advertising trade cards, calling cards, greeting cards, and newspaper clippings. Advertising trade cards include American Sewing Machine Co.,...
Contains original and blueprint engineering drawings of cable car lines, electric railways, railroads, and other related drawings. Cable car drawings include drawings of the complete workings for 7 cable car lines for Market Street Cable Railway Co. Railroad drawings include...
[Congressman from Ohio]. Printed Civil War speech, delivered in the House of Representatives, Feb. 3, 1862.
(1841-1904). One letter (ALS) from English theatre critic, playwright, and travel writer Clement Scott, to J. L. Toole, asking him to forward [an article?] to the editors of the Dramatic College Annual. [London?], 18 June 1866. Alpha list.
Contains correspondence, subject and legislative files, speeches, newsletters, press releases, campaign file, publications, and party study notebooks. Also includes other files concerning atomic energy, military, natural resources, public lands, agriculture, education, and Hoopa Indians.
Correspondence, and sound recordings of interviews, relating to British counter-guerrilla operations in Malaya, 1948-1960, and especially to use of Ibans (Sea Dyaks) as trackers. Includes a photocopy of the thesis of H. J. Clemente, entitled Iban (Sea Dyaks) in the...
Mainly letters to Clementine Norton from her fiancé, Seneca R. Flint, written during the Civil War, 1861-1864, while serving in the cavalry with the Wisconsin Volunteers.
Includes photographic portraits taken in 1887 of students and faculty of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, believed to be teachers and classmates of Russell Montague Clement; views of various cable cars, power houses and other railway subjects in San Francisco,...
George P. Clements (1867-1958) was an organizer (1918) and manager of the Agricultural Department of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce (1918-39), a counselor on agriculture and conservation (1939-47) and Director of the Los Angeles County Farm Bureau. The collection...
The Stiles O. Clements drawings of the Coulter Dry Goods Co. Department Store consist of five reprographic copies of architectural drawings. Drawings include: plot plan, floor plan for first floor, elevations, and cross section drawings. Drawings are from 1937-1938....
The Clemmer Collection of Emily Chubbuck Judson consists of Myrtle Clemmer’s research materials to develop a literary biography on Emily Chubbuck Judson for the series "United States Authors." The collection includes clippings, notes from books and archives, letters to archivists...
This collection includes pamphlets, correspondence, newspapers, and organizational material relating to Anthropology Professor Richard O. Clemmer's activities with the Friends of the Hopi and the Committee of Concern for Traditional Indian Land and Life. The primary focus of the collection...
Printed matter, biographical notes, interviews, diaries, correspondence, army manuals, research notes, photographs, and maps, relating to American military history, especially during World War II and the Vietnamese War, and to the Punitive Expedition in Mexico in 1916.
This collection contains three photocopied letters, and one transcription of one of the letters, from Clemens Laird Clendenen to his wife and aunt during the Civil War.
This collection contains papers of Clemens L. Clendenen and his family, chiefly consisting of correspondence from the 1850s-1860s and including sentiments about the American Civil War and the life of the common soldier, as seen primarily in letters from Clendenen...
Include lease of mining rights in the American Hill Quartz Mine, Sierra Co.; notices of location of quartz claims; agreement as president of the San Juan Ridge Water Users Association, and application to obtain unappropriated water.
This collection consists of groups of officially recorded documents maintained by the County Clerk and the County Recorder. These include real property records, licenses, certifications, registrations, notary public records, business records, court records, maps, bonds, cemetery records, wills, articles of...
A collection of family papers concerning a Jewish family who fled Austria and sought exile in the United States during the rise of Nazi power. Felix Merori Cleve, his wife Melitta Cleve, their son George Wolfgang Cleve, and Felix's sister...
This is the hand written original version of the member's autobiographical reminiscence that was created as an institutional record for the Society of California Pioneers. In the work Cleveland discusses his family history and lineage, his journey to California, his...
Letters from San Francisco and San Diego informing his friend about California and of his writings, particularly about the Chinese in California, a work he expects to be published by H.H. Bancroft.
Distinguished Service Medal with certificate, January 1921; and a map in Dutch of the known world, ca. 1700.
This collection contains correspondence and other business papers of the Cleveland Pacific Mining Company, owned by William F. Spieth and his son Lawrence C. Spieth, between 1906 and 1913.
Serial issues, broadsides, handbills, and pamphlets, mainly issued by resistance groups in Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Italy, Poland, Yugoslavia, and other German-occupied countries during World War II. Includes some issuances of anti-German groups in exile, some issuances of American occupation...
Robert C. Cleveland, noted architectural, interior design, and commercial photographer based in Pacific Palisades, California. The collection contains items spanning his military and professional career including photographic prints, negatives, books, book manuscripts, and publications featuring his work.
The Robert Cleveland negative collection contains 543 8x10 negatives and color transparencies. Robert Cleveland, a commercial architectural photographer working primarily in Southern California, photographed for a number of interior and exterior firms and publications in the 1950s and through the...
The Ron Cleveland photographs, 1900, 1950-1984, bulk 1969-1979 (SAFR 22583, P90-062) are comprised of photographs of the ship models KOHALA, KATHLEEN, and LEON built by Ron Cleveland from 1965-1984, photographs of vessels, model ships, and places Cleveland traveled, circa 1960s-1980s,...
Photographs. The photos were collected and preserved by Rev. and Mrs. Cleveland.
The bulk of the material in this collection derives from the 1931 incident at Fairfax High School in which Clewe was criticized for involving her students in disarmament issues. The first series, FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL, is comprised of this material...
Jane Clewe was a donor and member of many activist and community organizations devoted to lesbian and women's issues. This collection contains newsletters and organizational materials from many of these organizations as well as a large collection of magazines from...
The John F. Clewe Correspondence contains outgoing, incoming, and third party letters which span the years 1925-1958. The majority of the letters are between Clewe and his sister Marie and Clewe and Marie's husband Trevenen J. Taylor, a technician in...
Clif Ross papers, BANC MSS 87/159 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Plans, booklets, diagrams, and specifications concerning the renovation of the Cliff House in San Francisco.
Economic surveys and "war loan" data, ca. 1943, from the office of Los Angeles investment counselor A.M. Clifford, one of the first investment counselors in the United States.
Chiefly street portraiture of people, mainly men, attending gay community events such as Gay Pride Day parades (1984-2001), the Castro Street Fair, Castro Halloween (1988-1990), the Folsom Street Fair (1984-2001), and the Dore Alley Street Fair. Also present are views...
Letter book kept by a San Francisco commission merchant who sold goods shipped from Jakarta.
Clifford L. Warner was born in Alto, Michigan on March 29, 1895, studied at the Detroit Institute of Art, served overseas in World War I, and was an accomplished artist and photographer before settling in California. He lived in Hollywood...
This collection contains nine colored photographs taken by professor and photographer Clifford Lester. These photographs were taken in 2011 of Holocaust survivors, including Max Webb, Leon and Natasha Weinstein, and Cantor Leopold and Isabelle Szneer....
Papers of a Farallon Islands lighthouse keeper and former Sacramento commission merchant
Includes photographs of lobby and dining room.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes information on Mayne's work as a telegraph operator and train dispatcher in Kansas, Colorado, and Iowa; to Omaha, 1876; newspaper publisher and Omaha publicist; real estate operations in Omaha and California.
Primarily albums, postcards and negatives. Albums contain movie stills relating to the career of silent screen star and director Elmer Clifton, including photos for the 1922 film "Down to the Sea by the Ships."
Clifton's Cafeteria was opened in downtown Los Angeles in 1931 by Clifford E. Clinton, who also opened several other branches of his restaurant in later years. Clinton was also active in local politics and an advocate for civil reform. His...
California
Climatological data sheets from Point Mugu, Santa Barbara, Santa Maria; also shorter runs of data, in folders, from areas such as Coal Oil Point, Ellwood, Punta Gorda, Rincon Point, Goleta, Carpinteria, Summerland, and Montecito. Includes hourly data on wind, sky...
Manuscript text "records lectures in anatomy given by the leading London surgeon Henry Cline (1750-1827), circa 1790. It is a rare record of Cline's early teaching, of particular interest because he did not publish any of his surgical and anatomical...
Interview transcript, and transcript of notes, relating to Central Intelligence Agency operations, and especially to the Cuban missile crisis of 1962. Interview conducted by Roger W. Fontaine and William E. Ratliff.
Discusses his life in Santa paula and military service
Robert Corde Cline, a Republican, was first elected to the State Assembly in 1970 and served until 1980. Bills introduced by Cline cover a wide array of subjects including tax cuts, the death penalty, completion of the Simi-San Fernando Valley...
W.F. Clingman, a United States Coast Guard officer, kept this handwritten journal from September 22 to October 3, 1945 while assisting in minesweeping operations in the Kii Channel (Kii Suido) in Japan after the end of World War II. In...
Clifford E. Clinton (1900-1969) was a restauranteur active in Los Angeles politics. He was involved with the recall of Los Angeles mayor Frank Shaw and supported Fletcher Bowron as mayor of Los Angeles (1938), helped organize the Citizen's Independent Vice...
Papers belonging to Los Angeles politician, and founder of Clifton's Cafeteria restaurant chain, Clifford Clinton.
Includes correspondence, course materials, research notebooks, and grants relating to Professor Ballou's career in the UC Berkeley Department of Molecular and Cell Biology.
This collection contains burial records, baptism and confirmation records, and numerous photographs related to cemeteries from the late 1700s onward, as well as photographs of the USS Midway, compiled by Clinton Griffin in San Diego, CA.
Collection of 18th-century Spanish and Latin verses, largely anonymous, including many anagrams, acrostics, and similar pieces, with a few prose sermons or addresses. They relate primarily to religious topics or to public events of special interest for the Diocese (later...
An extension of his work which was published in 1938. Includes comments and corrections, maps, illustrations, etc.
Newspaper clippings and magazine articles in several languages, printed versions of Hesse's works, and articles written about Hesse by others.
Articles from the Los Angeles Herald, Nov. 9, 1904; Los Angeles Star, Jan. 23, 1904, San Francisco Call, June 3, 1849; Argonaut, Sept. 9, 1895; and miscellaneous pasted clippings.
Clipping files compiled in the Sacramento office of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Internal evidence suggests that these files were circulated routinely among the staff; many clippings contain holograph comments and annotations by staff.
The collection comprises clippings of cartoons by and articles about David Low, political cartoonist featured in the New York Times and other newspapers.
Contains black and white snapshots and a few commercial photos, some captions (in English), as well related brochures, maps, coupon books, menus, and other ephemera of a trip apparently taken in conjunction with an international gathering of physiologists. Locations, mostly...
Collection consists of letters written to his former professor Harold Bradley while Clodius was in the service during World War II; he was based in Florida and then Africa. Subjects include basic training, camp experiences, descriptions of fellow soldiers including...
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Dr. Kenneth Cloke, a Los Angeles-based pioneer in the field of mediation and dispute resolution. It includes correspondence, publications, proposals, training manuals, professional organization and conference materials, course descriptions and syllabi,...
Relates to foreign relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia. Photocopy.
The collection includes 4 Beta tapes and 1 audiocassette tape of the San Francisco Closet Ball. Tape labels include: Closet Ball 1985; Edited Version CB 85 and 84; Closet Ball 1986 (in original Robert Michael Productions sleeve); and Closet Ball...
Photographs, event records, financial records, bankruptcy records, published books, catalogs, periodicals, postcards, clippings, correspondence, contracts, ephemera, book reviews, flyers, conference records, distribution records, and other administrative records of Clothespin Fever Press (CFP), 1981-2012. CFP was established in 1986 to publish...
Papers relating to the estate of Clothilde Reed, daughter of John Joseph Reed and granddaughter of John Thomas Reed
Collection consists of magazines, catalogs, clippings, miscellaneous pictorial materials, and ephemera related to the history of clothing and dress. Includes European and U.S. fashion magazines, fabric swatches, and pattern designs. Materials in this collection are primarily in English and may...
Captain Benjamin Cloud was a U.S. Navy pilot who worked in reconnaissance at various stages of his long career, including on the cusp of the Vietnam War. Eventually he would be assigned command of that unit making him one of...
David Cloud (1938-1998) was a classical music radio personality in the 1970s and 1980s with KPFK-FM, KUSC-FM, and KCRW-FM in Los Angeles and Santa Monica. In the early 1980s, Cloud came to UCLA as an audio engineer and professor of...
The collection contains correspondence; organizational and administrative files; research, subject and teaching files; writings; and photographs of the UCSB biogeology professor Preston Cloud.
A trial balance ledger for the Cloudcroft Company, a Southern Pacific Company subsidiary.
Correspondence, 1919-1922, notes and drafts of speeches, poetry, scrapbooks....
Family correspondence....
Letters of American railroad engineer Joel B. Clough during the American Civil War.
This collection contains papers assembled by James B. Clover (1870-1956) and Katherine M. Clover (1906-1990) as part of their struggle against the City of Los Angeles concerning family land holdings in Mono County. Includes correspondence, documents, maps, reports, publications, and...
Singer Hall Clovis (b. 1900) began his career in Omaha singing operettas. He later moved to New York where he sang the lead in the premier of Ernest Trow Carter's Blonde Donna, recorded for Gennett records with the vocal quartet...
John Upton Clowdsley was an architect who worked primarily in Stockton, California from the 1920s-1950s. Records in the collection are mainly for residences in Stockton and San Joaquin County, and include drawings for the Stockton City Hall.
The majority of the collection documents the push to renovate Sacramento Memorial Auditorium in the 1990s. A very small portion of the collection documents the William Ladue and Fred Mason families of Sacramento during the 1890s to 1940s....
Collection of 35 assocrted photograph of various performers in Barcelona and region, circa 1910-44. Includes five real-photo cards, 19 publicity photos and nine other photos. Also 11 illustrated posters from various shows, 1943-1944 featuring Trio Kariki.
Photographs show club events of E Clampus Vitus - Yerba Buena Chapter. Views include group portraits, photos of historical markers, and various activities around California.
Materials cataloguing the administrative and electoral history of Claremont’s informal public assistance council of women, the Club de Damas.
Minutes of two meetings, with signatures of club officials. The club was formed to promote the candidacy of Bernardo Reyes as president of Mexico.
Minutes of meetings; copies of papers delivered at meetings; some other related material. Current holdings cover the years 1950-2006. Sound cassette: Edward V. Stackpoole talk titled "On the use of the imagination" given at The Club December 12, 1995.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, loyalty- security board hearing transcripts, conference papers and agenda, and printed matter, relating to Sino-American relations; the post- World War II loyalty-security program in the Department of State; various aspects of Chinese history and politics,...
Ventura County has been home to numerous clubs and organizations throughout its history. This collection consists of archival materials from 1881 to 1998. Assembled by the repository, this collection contains important papers, including minutes and reports; membership directories and yearbooks;...
Collection consists of four diaries kept by John McNulty Clugston while serving with the 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company G, during the Civil War from 1861 to 1864, one carte-de-visite portrait (presumably of Clugston), and a letter from Rutherford...
Clum was an Arizona Pioneer and Apache Indian agent at San Carlos. This collection contains manuscripts by John P. Clum, and newspaper clippings about John P. Clum, ranging from 1928 to 1957.
The collection consists of framed photos, plaques, a dissertation, and a scrapbook with photos and news clippings belonging to assistant vice chancellor emerita and UCR foundation trustee Pamela S. Clute.
Contains two journals kept by a Berkeley, California teenager mostly documenting his activities and trips taken as a member of Troop 40 of the Boy Scouts of America. The first journal covers a cross-country trip by train to Philadelphia, New...
Transferred from the Clyde A. Wilson journals (BANC MSS 2015/207).
The collection contains three large scrapbooks with clippings of oil stories, many relating to the 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill, but also earlier and later articles, from 1965 to 1976. The clippings are from the , as well as other...
Mainly clippings, documenting his political career as city manager of Sacramento and as member of the California State Board of Examiners, the California State Board of Control, California Tax Commission, California Railroad Commission, and the U.S. Federal Power Commission.
The Norman Clyde-Robert C. Pavlik Collection contains the research notes, correspondence, interview notes, vital records, background materials, and secondary sources compiled and created by Pavlik in the course of writing his 2008 biography, . Also included are original Norman Clyde...
The Norman Clyde Papers document the climbing adventures of, and offer insights into the life of, one of California's greatest mountaineers, and one of the foremost chroniclers of the Sierra Nevada range. They also help to preserve the history of...
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Correspondence, manuscripts, project files, and teaching materials of geologist Clyde Wahrhaftig.
The Clyma collection contains birth, genealogical, obituary, school, tax, family, and business and advertising records; family letters, handwritten compositions, and a 1924 state and local election sample ballot. The family business focused on produce, orchards (almonds, other nuts, and fruit)....
Correspondence, records, notes, and diaries related to the American frontiersman and pioneer James Clyman.
Holograph letter written at Hilton Head, S.C., requesting overdue statements of hospital discharges.
Photography notes include date of picture, time of day, type of film used and view photographed.
Collection contains an account of a Titus Club hike to Mt. Whitney (1925), a photograph, and an Agricola yearbook (1916) dedicated to Titus.
This collection consists of Cable News Network (CNN) research files into television series, film, and other related topics. These files include research notes, photographs, and articles.
Compilation of meeting minutes, news items, correspondence, newsletters, and documents created or collected by Californians Organized to Acquire Access to State Tidelands (C.O.A.A.S.T.) from 1968-1972. Materials cover California coastal access, coastal development, and legislation.
The Coalinga, California Photograph Album is a colllection of 173 photographs taken during the years 1910-25. The photographer is unknown. The album primarily consists of views taken in and around Coalinga, including oil fields, the Coalinga Fiesta Parade of 1911,...
The Coalition for Christian Outreach (CCO) was founded March 23, 1971. Its purpose was to bring various ministries together with a unified vision to minister to college students in cooperation with local churches. This collection documents the collaboration between the...
Flyers, organizational statements, meeting minutes, organizational correspondence, newsletters, clippings, and mailing lists documenting the founding and activities of the Coalition for Human Rights (Los Angeles). The Coalition was formed in 1977 largely in response to anti-gay and anti-feminist initiatives by...
Publicity, meeting minutes, clippings, flyers, newsletters, organizational statements, correspondence, notes, and member lists documenting the Coalition for Human Rights (San Francisco), founded in 1977 to "represent the community of lesbians and gay men" toward the end of building a society...
Correspondence, press releases, memoranda, petitions, legal briefs, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to efforts to secure commutation of sentence for Jonathan Pollard, American intelligence officer convicted of espionage for Israel. Also includes bulletins relating to political conditions in Israel,...
Correspondence, flyers, newsletters, articles, meeting minutes, organizational forms, legal documents, legislation drafts, city council member lists, meeting rosters, clippings and other material documenting the activities, 1977-1990, of the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights (New York). Between 1977 and 1986,...
The Coalition for Women's Economic Development was the first microenterprise development organization in Los Angeles and an early leader in the field of microenterprise development within the United States. The group's training and lending services initially focused on helping impoverished...
Consists of the records of the Coalition of University Employees (CUE) and the predecessor unions of AFSCME Locals 1695 and 3211. Of special interest is carton 37 which contains materials related to the Third World Liberation Front Strike and the...
Accounting records and an annual report for the Coast Line Railway.
Contains 3 letters concerning the business of Coast Line Stage Company as well as for the parent company Flint, Bixby & Company. Letter of May 30, 1867 from William Lovett to Dr. Thomas Flint, one of the Flint-Bixby partners, concerning...
Letterbooks, ledgers, manuals, and other materials concerning the Oakland-based safety fuse making firm. Box includes 2 ledgers (1867-1875 and 1867-1872) and 1 folder of complaints to the company (1910); volume 1, ledger, 1867-1872; volume 2, ledger, 1867-1875; carton, six adhesive...
Coast Seaman's Union/Sailors Union of the Pacific letterbook is a photocopied reproduction of the original dated June 1890 to September 1892 in two volumes. A number of pages are noted as missing and some pages were stuck together. This material...
Typescripts and editorial content, correspondence, advertising information, personnel records, distribution records, financial records, notes, negatives, and publicity material, 1972-1979, from the bi-monthly gay and lesbian newsmagazine, and its predecessor , based in West Hollywood, California.
Records collected and created by the Coastal Alliance on Plant Expansion (CAPE) from 1986 to 2018 relating to the expansion of the Morro Bay power plant.
In November 1972, the People of California approved Proposition 20, the Coastal Zone Conservation Act, which created the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission (CCZCC). The CCZCC was mandated with the responsibility for the preservation and protection of California's environmentally and...
Oakland childhood, University of California, Berkeley, 1940-1943; ROTC experience, Army Ordnance officer, England, France; graduate studies in coastal and ocean engineering at UCB: wave and beach research, tsunamis, risk analysis, turbulent motion; thoughts on synergy of sharing ideas, value of...
Records of the Coastal Resources Information Center (CRIC) of Santa Barbara California, dating from the 1970s to 2012.
The Roland Coate Jr. collection spans 5.2 linear feet and dates from 1937 to 1983. The collection is primarily composed of Coate's architectural drawings, slides, and photographs but also includes presentation drawings, newspaper clippings, and several sketchbooks documenting his own...
The Roland E. Coate collection spans 45.5 linear feet and dates from 1916 to 1957. The collection is primarily composed of Coate’s architectural drawings and reprographic copies of his residential designs, but also includes presentation drawings, black-and-white matted photographs of...
Relates to a forced march of American prisoners of war across Austria, April-May 1945. Includes explanatory notes by Chris Kohlman. Photocopy of typed transcript.
The Coats Collection consists of correspondence and other business papers relating to the alcoholic beverages gauging business, politics and economics, as well as photographs, memorabilia, and California school texts (1852-1907)....
Contains color snapshots from the 2008 March Against Proposition 8 rally, as well as a CD with various rally photos, by event, taken in San Francisco, Sacramento, and Fresno, dated 2004-2014. Images show Pasadena couple Valerie Paget and Tracie Jones...
Includes a copy of diary kept by Charles H. Springer, July - Nov. 1865, while serving with 12th Missouri Volunteer Cavalry in the Powder River Campaign.
In this letter Irvin Cobb of Santa Monica, CA asks Edwin Shallant whether a float representing African Americans could be included in the upcoming Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena on behalf of Claude Honeybuss, who is seeking sponsorship for...
Relates to efforts of the Foreign Missions Conference of North America to bring relief supplies to Japan. Letters written for distribution by the Methodist Board of Missions.
The materials include first edition prints, business correspondence, comprehensive layouts, magazines, diplomas, biographies, resumes, and other materials....
Jewel Plummer Cobb (1924- ), a distinguished African American biologist and academic administrator, is widely credited for her contributions to the scientific community, both through her cancer research and her commitment to equal access to educational and professional opportunities for...
Letters addressed to Irish philanthropist and activist Frances Power Cobbe (1822-1904) covering women's suffrage and rights; antivivisection, her work in Bristol and her moral and religious writings; comments on her books and articles. Correspondents include Mary Carpenter, Anthony Ashley Cooper,...
Collection contains correspondence by Frances Power Cobbe to an unnamed female recipient, accompanying a parcel of books and leaflets and outlining their terms of sale. Written in purple-blue ink on the letterhead of the Victoria Street Society for the Protection...
Richard Cobden (1804-1865) was born in Dunford, Sussex, England. He was a middle-class manufacturer and MP. He became interested in the Manchester Anti-Corn Law Association in 1838 and helped to transform it into the National Anti-Corn-Law League. Cobden was elected...
Includes a carte de visite portrait of T.J. Cobden-Sanderson (on verso: "Uncle Tom Cobden-Sanderson"), a portrait of Annie Cobden-Sanderson inscribed: Washington, November 17, 1907, and a carte de visite portrait of an unidentified man.
Contains correspondence, writings, lectures, photographs, illustrations, etc., of T.J. Cobden-Sanderson, including family papers related to his wife Anne Cobden-Sanderson and his children Richard and Stella Cobden-Sanderson. Also includes ephemera relating to the Doves Press and Doves Bindery, an archive of...
Relates to Margherita Grassini Sarfatti, Italian author and fascist leader.
Correspondence; articles, speeches and poems written by him; clippings; photographs; and scrapbooks. Mainly concerning his career as editor, publisher and editorial consultant on Hearst newspapers in San Francisco and New York.
Correspondence, agreements and leases, memoranda and papers in various lawsuits. Also included are a few documents from earlier litigation, 1935-1955.
The William P. Coburn Collection consists of drawings documenting 13 projects of primarily residential architecture and landscape designs. There are also two commercial projects of which Coburn designed the signage for storefronts in Oakland, CA....
Contains a photocopy of a Coca-Cola of Los Angeles self-guided "programmed course in profit" given to sales people titled, "Understanding & Figuring Profit," previously completed by an employee, Al Irish, whose name is written in ink at the top. Users...
This collection is comprised of approximately 1,200 photographs taken by Edward William Cochems, a prominent commercial photographer in Santa Ana, California, between ca. 1919-ca. 1949. The images are principally views of Southern California, primarily Orange County locations. Areas receiving the...
74 picture postcards, most black and white, of Cambodia (Phnom Penh), Laos, and mainly Vietnam (Hanoi, Haiphong, Hue, Saigon), many of local inhabitants, daily activities, street scenes, dances, and buildings.
Derwent letter facsimile and accompanying essay, from University of Arizona Library, 1977.
This collection consists of a bound typescript manuscript of , compiled by Captain Harrington Willson Cochran, M.I.D., under the direction of the Department Intelligence Officer, Intelligence Office, Headquarters, Western Department, San Francisco, California, November 23, 1919. This is an unpublished...
This collection contains papers relating to Jacqueline Cochran's distinguished aviation career. Cochran earned her pilot's license in 1932 and went on to help form the Women Airforce Service Pilots group during World War II.
This collection contains approximately 32 letters written by Pvt. Willard M. Cochran, USA to his wife, Sarah E. Cochran and children during the Spanish-American War.
The collection contains 55 letters from English museum curator Sir Sydney Cockerell (1867-1962) chiefly to American scholar Muriel J. Hughes (born 1903), as well as some additional letters to Hughes from Cockerell's secretary Dorothy Hawksley (1884-1970), and a few later...
Collection consists of a manuscript in three parts....
1 menu from the New Year's Eve celebration held at the Coconut Grove of the Ambassador Hotel, December 31, 1948....
Correspondence, autobiography, reports, memoranda, military orders, citations, and printed matter, relating primarily to the operation of the U.S. Signal Corps, especially during World War II. Includes three Italian government documents relating to Benito Mussolini.
Papers include a scrapbook of newspaper articles about the Stanford football team ca. 1892-1895, with a few about Code's earlier football experience in San Francisco; photographs of Code, 1896 and 1910, of the 1895 Stanford football team, and of the...
Mounted on both sides of a linen strip and folded to form 77 pages. (p.p. 1-21 & 57-77 only)
Typescript copy of a presentation given before the California Academy of Sciences, describing the Codex. The slides illustrating the lecture have been cataloged separately.
A collection of laws on ecclesiastical and kindred affairs in the Spanish Indies, apparently corresponding to Book I of a 19th-century version of the Recopilación de leyes de los reinos de las Indias; marginal citations written in the same hand...
The Philander Cody Papers consist primarily of correspondence written by Philander to his wife, Cora, while he served in the 12 Wisconsin during the Civil War. Other material includes legal records, printed material, photographs, and genealogical material....
Contains a copy of the Berkeley City Manager's Aug. 1968 proposal for Telegraph Avenue improvements, part of the South Campus Urban Renewal Plan, and a copy of the draft report, "Community participation in design, planning and construction of neighborhood parks...
Includes photographs of Cody's Books store locations in Berkeley, Calif., including their first store at 1838 Euclid Avenue and their subsequent stores at 2476 Telegraph Avenue and 2454 Telegraph Avenue. Also includes photographs of the intersection of Telegraph Avenue and...
William Francis Cody (1916-1978) FAIA was a desert modern architect working in Palm Springs during the peak of the Modern Architecture movement. He was born in 1916 in Dayton, Ohio and studied architecture at the University of Southern California. After...
The papers of California architect William Francis Cody, Fellow, American Institute of Architects, contain student work, architectural drawings and plans, office records, marketing and public relations materials for his practice, presentation drawings, photographs, correspondence, and project files from the architect's estate....
The William F. Cody Papers 2 collection contains records created and collected by Cody including personal papers, student work, awards, architectural drawings and plans, office records, marketing and public relations materials, presentation drawings, photographs, correspondence, and project files.
Portraits of authors taken during readings and other appearances at Cody's Books, Berkeley, Calif., and which were formerly displayed in the bookstore.
Contains records, ephemera, publications, catalogues, fliers, poems, newsletters, articles, correspondence, a cloth banner, etc. concerning the founding, operations, events, and activities of Cody's Books located on Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley, California.
Summary: Material of Lacey Coe with references to Leopold Auer. Includes photographs, scrapbooks, programs, and clippings....
This collection consists of materials spanning the different aspects of Tony Coelho's career and personal life inlcuding his activism, congressional work, corporate career, political activity, and his years working abroad. It includes photographs, audiovisual materials, artifacts, correspondence, reports, and documents.
Depicts election posters and scenes at election polling stations in eastern Cape Province, South Africa. Photographed by J. K. Coetzee and Geoffrey T. Wood.
Correspondence, reports, postcards, photographs, printed ephemera and memorabilia relating to the activities of the Fatherless Children of France relief society, during World War I. Includes some papers of Leland E. Cofer, health officer for the Port of New York and...
Individual items catalogued separately. Search under title: Bransten Coffee and Tea Collection.
Mainly letters written to Elizabeth Hutching Coffee, including several from her husband, Andrew J. Coffee, one in l854 from San Francisco concerning his work surveying in California and advice on her coming to the area; two letters written by her;...
Illustrated trade cards issued by coffee manufacturers and retailers, chiefly American, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Printed text of cards pertains to advertising of coffee products, coffee preparation and/or the benefits of coffee drinking. Very few illustrations...
A three page, handwritten letter, dated Oct. 11, 1850 from Joseph E. Coffee, agent, in New York, to his brother in California. The letter pertains to monies received from him, and asking for more detailed accounts of his finances -...
This file contains two hand written letters from A. A. Coffey and one photocopied excerpt from his Autobiography and Reminiscence which was created as an institutional record for the Society of California Pioneers. The two letters where both written from...
These papers consist of photocopies of Helen Coffey’s column "Coffey Time" in the Newporter/Costa Mesa News from 1974 to 1979 and in the Santa Ana Register's social section "Biarritz" from June to August 1979. Additionally, the collection includes copies of...
Correspondence between Capt. George B. Coffill, USAAF and his wife, children and mother during the Second World War.
The collection consists primarily of correspondence between Stuart and Edwina Coffing and Emil Kopac, of Oshkosh, Nebraska. regarding their mutual interest in book collecting, Western history and the town of Julesburg, Colorado. There are several photographs and clippings related to...
The Coffin-Hyde Papers contain: correspondence and sailing instructions of ship's Captain Abel Coffin (1817-1841); and, correspondence and other documents of the Hyde Family (1791-1877). The original materials are held by the Spooner family; this collection is presently available only on...
The Robert Coffman papers document Coffman’s theatrical performances in San Francisco, as well as the life he shared with his partner of over 35 years, Arthur Bamberger. There is a small amount of material related to Coffman’s career as a...
Family and athletic childhood in Queens, New York; spinal cord injury, University of Colorado, 1971; Physically Disabled Students' Program, University of California, Berkeley 1973: accessibility to sports programs for disabled children and adults; Disabled Women's Coalition; Berkeley Outreach Recreation Program;...
Family and childhood in Louisville, KY; contracting polio, 1955, and rehabilitation at Georgia Warm Springs Polio Foundation; University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, 1962-1966; work for civil rights, anti-Vietnam war 1960s-1970s; job counselor, University of California, Berkeley Physically Disabled Students' Program; growth...
This collection contains the papers of American dancer, choreographer, and theater director Forrest Coggan (born 1926), chiefly dating from 1935 to 2001.
This collection contains books and other material on the International Citrus Symposium, which met to discuss the citrus industry. Mostly contains information from the proceedings of the International Society of Citriculture and the International Citrus Congress.
The Burgess Cogill photograph collection, 1903-1925, (SAFR 24826, P77-039) is comprised of a photograph of Captain Albert Sorensen and his family aboard SNOW & BURGESS (built 1878; schooner, 5m). The collection has been processed to the Item level and is...
The Burgess Cogill photograph collection, circa 1901-1927, (SAFR 24823, P77-035) is comprised of family photographs of Captain Albert Sorensen. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
The Burgess Cogill photograph collection, circa 1880-1890, (SAFR 24825, P77-038) is comprised of photographs of SNOW & BURGESS (built 1878; ship, 3m). The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
Correspondence, manuscripts, articles, photograph album and photographs, diploma, memorabilia, and diaries (1912-1916, 1931) largely pertaining to her association with Stanford University. Correspondence includes letters from David Lamson, 1933-1937, partially concerning his prison experiences; letters from Prof. David Harris, 1968-73, concerning...
The collection contains diaries of Henry Cogswell and his wife Caroline and are an unusually long and consistent record of busy personal and financial life in the western United States. The collection also contains Cogswell's financial and business records, and...
Consists of material removed from the time capsule placed under the Benjamin Franklin statue in Washington Square, San Francisco, California, in 1879, to be opened in 1979. Contains personal business papers of Henry Daniel Cogswell, including indentures and other papers...
World War I American patriotic song, sung by Enrico Caruso.
Albert Gleaves Cohen served as campus minister with United Ministries in Higher Education at California State University Fullerton (1965-69) and California State University in Los Angeles (1969-97). The collection contains his activities on campus and off for civil rights, minority...
The materials consist primarily of research files from the French Académie de musique, as well as a few administrative files from his time as chair of the Music Dept.
The collection dates from Andrew Cohen's tenure on the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) Board of Directors and consists of documents pertaining to the projects and administrative work of the District. The materials consist of meeting minutes, reports, data,...
Barbara Cohen was the director of HumaniTech program at the University of California, Irvine's School of the Humanities, and the co-editor of along with Dragan Kujundzic, professor of Germanic and Slavic Studies at the University of Florida, Gainesville. This collection...
The Office Records document administrative operations, public relations efforts, financial transactions, and correspondence. Clippings from newspapers and tear sheets from magazines in which Cohen's projects were featured, and some photographs are included. ...
Black and white photographs of the 1974 San Francisco Gay Freedom Day parade (later called the Pride Parade) taken by Daniel Cohen.
This collection comprises documents, apparel, musical instruments, and equipment used in, or acquired during, Elizabeth Cohen's work with Grateful Dead band members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart on various projects....
The Harry and Mickey Cohen Correspondence Collection consist of personal correspondence primarily between one of the Cohen brothers and newspaper woman Agness Underwood during the period of Mickey Cohen's last prison term in the 1960s.
Henry Cohen (1933- ) was born in Brooklyn, New York. He was an assistant professor of history at California State College at Long Beach (1964-69), assistant professor (1969-71), then associate professor of history at Loyola University in Chicago. The collection...
Howard A. Cohen served as a White House Staff Assistant to the President in the office of Charles L. Colson. He functioned primarily as youth affairs liaison. This included involvement with such groups as the White House Interns, young athletes,...
The Howard J. Cohen collection contains hard copy listings of software from the 1970s and 1980s, as well as reference books, manuals, directories, and a small number of floppy disks. Ranging in date from 1978 to 1990, the collection traces...
The collection contains primarily film and television scripts, treatments, script notes, and miscellaneous production material.
Notes and ephemera connected with the book collection that Stanford Libraries bought. Includes correspondence and publications. The collection is particularly strong in Jewish, Israeli, and Zionist history, dictionaries, encyclopedias,and books in the field of Hebrew language; translations into Hebrew of...
This collection contains correspondence, publications, audio cassettes, and other material pertaining to Judith M. Cohen and her involvement with the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) and Nicaraguan Solidarity Movement. Includes correspondence from musician Pete Seeger regarding the song "Nicaragua, Nicaraguita,"...
The Judith Cohen papers include materials related to the Dyke March, including clippings, correspondence, and ephemera. The collection also includes materials on the San Francisco Lesbian Avengers, including the political funeral of Joan Baker, as well as the co-founding of...
Dr. Karl Paley Cohen was a physicist and advisor involving nuclear energy and reactor development who began his career making scientific advances in uranium production with the Manhattan Project at Columbia University in the 1940s. Working under Harold Urey, Cohen...
Collection of Bernard Herrmann material belonging to director Larry Cohen, including the complete original manuscript score to by Herrmann, as well as Herrmann's sixty-three page music cue sheet, twelve photographs from the score recording sessions for the 1974 film, one...
Collection consists of Cohen's photographs, audiovisual materials, and computer files....
This collection consists of materials assembled by Robert Cohen, titled , which consists of correspondence, grant materials, budget papers, immigration materials and newspaper clippings, all either relevant to Polish theater director Jerzy Grotowski or his stay at the University of...
This collection comprises papers of Robert Cohen, a professor of drama and founding faculty member at the University of California, Irvine. Fifty-three production books, which include scripts, reviews, photographs and stage directions, document Cohen's work as director for theater productions...
Photographs of productions which took place in Leipzig and Paris. Productions: Galileo, Mutter Courage, and Threepenny Opera.
Samuel Theodore Cohen (1921-2010) was an American physicist best known as the father of the neutron bomb. He is credited with development of the neutron bomb concept, based on nuclear fusion rather than fission, as a Rand Corporation analyst in...
This selection of twenty black-and-white images demonstrates the range of Cohen's work and illustrates the diversity of activities and experiences of lesbians in the San Francisco Bay Area. The photos show a sex- and body-positivity that was influential within the...
Sidney Cohen conducted early LSD research in the 1950s and was a noted U.S. public expert on drug abuse from the 1960s to the 1980s. Cohen was a Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA and served in the Nixon Administration as...
Theodore Cohen (1918-1983) was the civilian chief of the Labor Division for the American Occupation of Japan (1946), and the Adviser on Economic Programs to the chief of the Economic and Scientific Division (1947). In 1950, he went in to...
from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;
The collection consists of materials collected from Cohn's school days until his death. Included are correspondence; over 2000 sermons; plays; personal documents; photographs and materials relating the various congregations he served. There are scrapbooks and newspaper clippings regarding both Cohn...
Rebecca Cohn was a member of the State Assembly from 2001-2006. The Rebecca Cohn Papers consist of four series: Administrative Files, 2001 to 2004, Bill Files, 2001-2006, Subject Files, 1998-2006, and Hearing Files, 2000-2004. The records document her legislative activity...
Ruby Cohn was a member of the Comparative Literature and Theater departments at UC Davis from 1972-1992. She was also affiliated with the departments of English and French. Cohn had a particular interest in modern and experimental theater and was...
The collection documents the civic activities of Sacramento City Councilmember Steve Cohn during his time on the council representing District 3 from 1994 to 2014. Material is related to projects, organizations, meetings, and committees he participated in; news covering him...
The Sylvia Cohn, American Legion Auxiliary, Wilmington Unit No. 287 President’s Book documents the activities and events of the organization between 1945 and 1946. The book includes administrative information, photographs of officers, and descriptions of activities during the term.
Mainly 19c U.S. coins, some with holes drilled in them; also a few Chinese coins.
This collection contains material on the FBI program COINTELPRO (Counterintelligence Program.) This program served to disrupt, destroy and infiltrate many progressive organizations during the 1960s-1970s in the U.S.
The collection comprises film, video, and storyboards by French-born, Los Angeles-based artist Guy de Cointet. Included are reels of film, videotapes and other materials relating to performances, such as and . Fifty-one storyboards relate to Cointet's film .
Autograph book, clippings, correspondence, journal, photographs, poetry, scrapbook, sketches....
Survey of Coit Tower murals by Masha Zakheim Jewett produced for her San Franciso Arts class at San Francisco City College, and later distributed to groups touring the murals.
Publications written by Coke and others
The collection consists of 200 photographs of notable science fiction and fantasy figures taken by John L. Coker III during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The photographs, taken mostly at various conventions, have also all been matted and signed...
This collection contains records of the ancestry, emergence, and activities of the organization, COLAGE from 1982 to 2000. The bulk of the collection is from 1990 to 1996. The content of the collection focuses on the organization's newsletters, annual conferences,...
Historical photographs of people, industry and environs in Mexico and Peru....
Correspondence, notes and drafts, radio scripts and scrapbook of a California journalist....
Collection consists of photographs recording the daily life and family relationships among tribal peoples of India in some of its least-known and most rarely photographed regions. The photos were taken in the 10-year course of Tara Colburn travels while searching...
The contents of this collections consist primarily of correspondence, reference queries, interdepartmental memos, collection contents, operational records, and acquisition records of the Music Library and Archive of Recorded Sound during Colby's tenure as Head Librarian....
This collections contains correspondence sent by T/4 George Colby, United States Army to his sister Cassie Theisen née Colby during the Second World War.
Letters; manuscripts of his writings; notes; reprints and copies of articles; diaries; newspaper clippings, and photographs, relating to the Sierra Club; John Muir; conservation (including material on the recession of Yosemite and the Hetch Hetchy controversy); mining law; his Chinese...
Consists chiefly of letters to William Colby regarding his work as secretary of the Sierra Club, mostly concerning actions to prevent the flooding of the Hetch Hetchy Valley by the city of San Francisco. Includes some letters addressed to other...
Primarily California views including scenic photographs of the Pfeiffer Redwoods State Park and other California state parks. A number of snapshots of Big Sur and Point Lobos areas, as well as Danie Muir's Fountain Lake farm in Wisconsin are also...
A collection of real estate brochures of business developments, mostly in central county and San Ramon Valley areas.
Correspondence, bulletins, minutes, memoranda, questionnaires, curriculum material, and printed matter, relating to education for peace.
California and Santa Barbara area ephemera, including the Santa Barbara High School newspaper, (1917-1918), Lobero Theatre posters, and Franklin School photograph....
This collection contains the letters of the Cole family, who resided in Salt Point Township. Most of the letters are addressed to Priscilla Livingston Cole (1838-1926). On one envelope was handwritten "letters of Grandma Coles." There are three letters written...
Three letters (ALS) re family history. Baltimore, 1886-1887. Alpha list.
Cornelius Cole (1822-1924) practiced law in San Francisco (1850) before relocating to Sacramento in 1851 where he served as the district attorney of Sacramento City and County (1859-62). He was later elected as a Union Republican to the thirty-eighth Congress...
The collection is comprised primarily of Mr. Cole's notes on a variety of tasks performed as the librarian of the Huntington Library. Mr. Cole's notes include lists of the library's holdings and provide an understanding of the way the Huntington...
Fifteen photographs (steel engravings, cartes de visite, and cabinet cards) on several different subjects: J.W. Waters (San Bernardino, California mountain man and farmer of 1830s and 1840s); the San Jacinto (San Bernardino) earthquake of 1899; various scenes in El Paso,...
Collection consists of materials related to the life and career of dancer and choreographer, Jack Cole. Includes clippings, photographs, programs, research materials, correspondence, and biographical materials. Clippings, programs and photographs relate to night club performances, stage productions, and films in...
This folder contains three items: one approved application for US citizenship for Cole drafted by Solano County clerk Joseph P. Vaughn on April 8, 1953; one property bill of sale from John H. Pickering to Cole on November 15, 1853;...
White House Central Files: Staff Member and Office Files Kenneth Cole joined the White House staff of President Richard Nixon and remained a White House staff member for the entire Nixon presidency (1969-1974). Cole served under Assistant to the President...
A collection of material related to L. Averill Cole, American bookbinder.
Papers of poet, artist and translator Norma Cole. Cole lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area and collaborated with American, French and Canadian poets. The collection includes correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, translations, photographs, negatives, sound and video recordings, digital...
The Reverend Walton E. Cole Papers consist of correspondence, clippings, and publications on the radio battle fought in the late 1930s between Reverend Cole and Father Charles E. Coughlin.
Correspondence, documents, autograph items, notes, certificates, programs, artifacts and other memorabilia, architectural drawings, photographs, scrapbooks and clippings collected or created by or about Richard Beverly Cole....
The contents of this folder are three handwritten receipts to Dr. Richard Beverly Cole from Frank G. Edwards for professional services rendered. The receipt for July 17, 1860 is for $19.00 for Edwards' mother; for December 18, 1860 is for...
The collection consists of materials relating to the life of Rob Cole, in particular his career as editor of the (1970-1974), as unnamed contributor to the (1974), and as founder and first editor of (1975). The documents, including correspondence, draft...
Correspondence, photographs, and documents related to George H. Dole, Clara R. Dole, and their thirteen children. Materials document the family's everyday activities in Hawaii and California, as well as travels throughout the Eastern United States.
The Toby Cole Archives consists of materials relating Cole's activities as a theatrical-literary agent based in New York City from 1957 to 1979. These materials include books, business records, clippings, correspondence, financial papers, legal documents, photographs, programs, promotional materials, and...
Papers of Hal Colebatch, an Australian political scientist who taught in Papua New Guinea in the late 1960s and 1970s and became involved in the independence and development of that country. The materials consist largely of subject files (including papers...
The was part of the larger Colección Chicana, located on the first floor of Love Library. The File includes clippings, brochures, pamphlets, reports and newsletters that document topics of interest for the local Chicana/o community as well as its activities....
Primarily originals and authenticated copies of Spanish and Portuguese royal decrees, orders of the Guatemalan Audiencia issued in the name of the king, correspondence transmitting decrees, and related documents, concerning the ecclesiastical and civil government of the Indies, particularly in...
A collection of numbered documents and official communications, chiefly printed, relating for the most part to political and military developments in the northern states of Mexico. Volume I contains several Mss., among them a "Reglamento" for a commissariat of war,...
Collection of 743 items, originals and copies, relating to Mexican history during the period between proclamation of the Plan de Iguala and the adoption of the 1843 Bases Orgánicas, with an additional item, no. 743, dated 1865. Covers recognitiion of...
Description of President Soto's collection of woods, minerals, and fibrous plants from Honduras and, in a few instances, from Nicaragua. Fifty-seven cases are described individually.
Original mission records collected in Sonora by Pinart in 1878 (see also his diaries and journals for this period).
An anthology containing selections from major and minor Spanish or Latin American poets, drawn from published and unpublished sources, including translations and adaptations from other languages as well as some Latin verses; citations and explanatory notes by the compiler.
The / (1978-2007) document the transfer of the Chicano Collection from the Centro de Estudios Chicanos to San Diego State University's Love Library. The bulk of the materials date from 1978-1979. Arranged alphabetically, the collection includes correspondence, meeting minutes, notes,...
Selection of fine art prints from the body of work Los Nadies, issued by Colectivo Subterráneos. Each print depicts a different figure.
Correspondence and imprints relating to the operations and activities of the Jesuit church and eventual university, La Santisma Trinidad de Guanajuato, including reports on physical property, vice-regal orders, imprints related to the restoration of the church cupoloa and a speech...
Correspondence and printed matter relating to Polish history and literature.
Relates to American military activities during World War I, and to American foreign relations with the Baltic States and Denmark.
Contains typescripts, clippings, reprints of materials written by or about George Coleman....
Collection documents the activities of James Smoot Coleman, teacher and scholar, whose academic career spanned from 1953 to 1985. The materials primarily document his professional involvement with the Rockefeller Foundation, but also include a small amount of documentation on his...
Teaching materials, bibliography, and photographic slides.
Criminal court records, civil court records, correspondence, law review articles, clippings, reports, state bills and laws, notes, and other professional papers of Thomas F. Coleman and Jay M. Kohorn documenting their careers from 1972-1991. Coleman and Kohorn were attorneys specializing...
Wanda Coleman was born on November 13, 1946 and grew up in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. Coleman's poetry is widely anthologized and published, and her poetry collection received the 1999 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize. In addition to...
Consists of materials related to Coleman's work as General Organizer and International Representative for the Iron Workers International Union. Includes weekly reports, correspondence, convention proceedings, and minutes for the District Council meetings, and contracts for locals 509 (Los Angeles), 624...
Written as commercial agent for the San Francisco & Pacific Sugar Company to the manager of the refinery concerning business matters.
This folder contains three newspaper obituaries, a sympathy thanks card from Mrs. Coleman regarding her husband's death, a recollection of an incident between Coleman and Ned McGoward dictated by J. F. Bourke to E. M. Kline on May 2, 1927,...
The collection contains account books and different types of invoices and receipts of businesses operated by three generations of Colgan family members: The Pioneer Hotel, the Colgan Bros. Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing Company, and Colgan's Super Service Station. All businesses were...
Album of professional photographic views of construction of the original Colgate Powerhouse, built 1899 to1900 by Yuba Electric Power Company on the Yuba River in Yuba County, Calif. Images document detailed construction of powerhouse and related structures, as well as...
The collection comprises a variety of documents in different formats regarding the formation and performances of Collage Dance Theatre up to 2006. These include programs, photographs, copies of press releases, and VHS recordings. Some records are from Heidi Ducklers career...
This collection contains material regarding Collage Ensemble Inc., a multicultural Los Angeles area art collective. A majority of the collection contains photographs, flyers, moving images, audio files, press releases, clippings, programs, grant applications, proposals, and show notes regarding various Collage...
A collage, created over many years, of material pinned to walls in the study of poet Thom Gunn at his San Francisco home on Cole Street. The great majority of items are magazine clippings and postcards or greeting cards. Also...
Original collages are entitled: Rubber American flag and The great fence sitter [Eisenhower]. Photographs are of collages apparently exhibited in New Zealand, 1973.
Includes correspondence, manuscripts, bound volume....
From the C.K. Ogden Library.
Photocopies of speeches, writings, and correspondence of the American economist Milton Friedman, and recordings of his television appearances. Project sponsored in part by the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Used as research material for , compiled and edited...
This collection includes color photographs documenting 1979 events in San Francisco, including Polk Street Fair, Castro Street Fair, and San Francisco Gay Freedom Day. The photos depict Black and white men alone, in pairs, and in groups. The photographs were...
This collection consists of 45 rpm sound discs
Collection of six letters that were submitted to the San Francisco Planning Commission on June 22, 2017 as part of the public record, case number 2016-015049DPR, regarding property at 645-647 Valencia Street, known as Amelia’s-Maud’s bar.
Archival collection of 78 rpm sound recordings. The collection is in the midst of being processed. The finding aid will be updated periodically.
This is an anonymous collection of eight 8mm films taken by an unknown person in the late 1960s. Several of these are set in gay bars in San Francisco's Tenderloin and Polk Street areas.
Collection includes account books for George C. Anderson, Standard Biscuit Co., Mission Leather Drapery Co., the Farmers' Union, Kaufman and Brewster, Mohave Mining Company, Guinnane & Crowley, William Bros. Co., Figprune Cereal Co., M.W. Wilcox, California Glove Factory, California Broom...
Contains incoming correspondence and invitations; ephemera relating to Sutro's involvement with politics; information on the Sutro Library and on the Sutro Baths; records from the Sutro Tunnel Company including correspondence, legal documents and financial documents; pamphlets and posters relating to...
This collection of black and white and color negatives, all from the mid to late 1980s, relate to AIDS and AIDS activism. The photographer is unknown. The majority of the negatives were taken over the course of the ARC/AIDS Vigil...
The Gastronomy Collection of George Hall.
Contains 7 BART tickets and 4 ticket holders.
Collection of two, 1890s cabinet card photographs. Each features a pair of figures in formal men’s attire.
Collection of miscellaneous real estate deeds, mortgages, leases, receipts, etc., for properties in California. Includes 2 deeds, dated June 10 and 19, 1861, for mining properties in Tuolumne County owned by Benjamin Soulsby and George C. Soulsby.
A collection of six survey maps and plats of various California ranchos, tracts, and properties.
This collection includes portraits created throughout Sir Joseph Banks' lifetime "...including proof copies, separately issued prints and the Gillray caricature of Banks as 'The Great South Sea Caterpillar.' Also included is a signed vellum lease document dated 1801 and a...
A collection of chiefly 19th-century photographs mounted in their original cases, and some related images. The majority are daguerreotypes and ambrotypes, 1840s-1860s, and are primarily portraits with some outdoor views including Gold Rush miners.
The Collection of C.F. Braun & Co. photographs and ephemera primarily consist of photographs related to the company.
The Museum of Performance & Design, Performing Arts Library's collection of images related to Chinese Theater in California ranges from 1883-2004, although the majority of the photographs document performers and productions from the 1920s to late 1940s. The photographs depict...
City of Rancho Cucamonga Library's photograph and records collection includes images of historical interest of the City of Rancho Cucamonga from as early as 1897 to 1980. Images document the wine industry (notably the Virginia Dare Winery, Thomas Winery and...
A collection 16, black-and-white photographs featuring nude men. A majority were produced and/or marketed by the California-based gay photographer Mel Roberts.
A collection of newspaper and journal articles documenting the history and activities of the AIDS Project of the East Bay (APEB), including issues of San Francisco Sentinel and other newspapers.
Collection of correspondence, vouchers and a journal (SAFR 13570, HDC 24) is comprised of correspondence to Magoun & Sons of Boston reporting on voyages of their ships, vouchers for gold and clipper cards, and a journal kept by F. H....
Cuban railway history began in 1834 with the Compañía de Caminos de Hierro de La Habana, which primarily transported sugar from Güines to Havana. The Collection of Cuban railroad documents range from 1841-1867 and contains manuscript documents from the Compañía...
The forced enslavement of individuals in Cuba began in the early 1500s and continued until 1886. Spanish colonists first enslaved Cuba's indigenous population, and then began forcibly transporting individuals from Africa in the late 1700s as Cuba's sugar industry, which...
The County of Santa Barbara drawings of bridges span 3 linear feet and date from 1914. The collection is composed of nine original architectural drawings documenting four different bridges along the state highway in Santa Barbara, California. Drawings document the...
1 folder of DVDs donated anonymously. The recordings are credited copyright Charles E. Roseberry. Some titles include: Gay Parades 70s and 80s, Charles Pierce, Castro Street Fairs, Dore Alley and Folsom Street fairs, Stonewall interview, Mitzi Gaynor at the Castro,...
Assembled collection of 7 items representing early photographic processes, including tintypes, ambrotypes, and albumen photographs....
In slip cover.
In slip cover.
Peformance programs, postcards, brochures, and other printed ephemera related to Las Vegas and its casinos, hotels, and night life in the 1950s and 1960s. Includes: Programs for Le Lido de Paris and Cafe Continental Stardust; programs for Folies Bergere at...
The collection includes 35mm photographic slides depicting nightlife events, circa 1970-1977, including images of a Sylvester concert and what may be Halloween 1977. The images predominantly depict Black performers and attendees, including people in costumes and drag. These slides were...
This collection contains a variety of clothing and ephemera highlighting queer “fat-shion”. Some clothing in this collection was created by Bertha Pearl, of Size Queen Clothing. Ephemera in this collection contain materials from the NOLOSE conference in 2004; NOLOSE is...
This small, artificial collection consists of film stills and photographs of film actresses and actors from the 1920s and the 1930s.
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Fullerton College Library possesses a historical collection that documents nearly a century of the college's history. The Fullerton College Library selected images from its historical collection that cover the 1910s through the 1970s.
This collection contains erotic writings about sexual encounters and desires (notes, letters, journal entries) by an unidentified Black gay man. There is at least one piece on racial prejudice in San Francisco's gay male community.
This collection contains a wide variety of materials related to the Gay Games I and II (San Francisco) and III (Vancouver); tennis at the Gay Games; the Gay and Lesbian Tennis Alliance, the Gay Tennis Federation of San Francisco (GTF)...
Mildly homoerotic or sexually suggestive cards with illustrations (chiefly line drawings or linocuts) of young men. Images include sailors, Tarzan, and other "beefcake" types.
This collection consists of glass plate negatives donated by Bert Seymour and photographer David W. Hill. Both donations include images captured by local photographers John C. Brewster and Waldo Henry Dingman, Sr. The collection is composed entirely of glass plate...
Collection of greeting cards for Christmas and New Year's. Several are printed or mounted on cloth. Includes one original watercolor sketch.
Donated by Community Thrift Store, these are snapshots of a variety of men dressing and posing in elaborate drag and Halloween costumes. No people, places or photographers are identified.
Items were selected from the holdings of Glendale Public Library's Special Collections and files at Brand Library & Art Center. Of particular interest are photographs that depict Leslie C. Brand and his family while he was still living in El...
The Inglewood Public Library's photograph collection includes images of historical interest to the City of Inglewood and surrounding areas. Images, dating from the 1800's to 2008, document public, residential and commercial buildings, including businesses, schools, churches, fire and police department...
This collection consists of instrumental arrangements
Newsletters, official correspondence, and event ephemera related to men’s social masturbation groups in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York City, Portland (Oregon), as well as Paris, Houston, and Amsterdam. The collection also includes ephemera related to...
Assembled from various sources.
This collection includes Japanese grade-school textbooks and textbooks from The Compton Japanese School. Also included is a Chinese penmanship table.
This collection contains 22 gelatin silver photographs of Kenneth Patchen.
Contains a wide variety of printed ephemera covering various topics mostly related to progressive and radical political organizations concerned with worker's rights and other political issues such as economic justice and civil rights cases such as the Scottsboro trial. Most...
This collection consists of approximately 196 pieces of advertising materials created and distributed by sewing machine companies in the late 19th century. Advertisement trade cards make up the majority of the collection, but catalogues, periodicals, and assorted novelty items are...
Collection includes a chronology of the case (carton 1), proceedings, exhibits, briefs, settlement negotiations, and other materials related to the case. Includes biographical materials and publications, 1961-1990, about the life and legal career of Moses Lasky. Lasky was a lawyer...
Collection of lesbian and gay anti-abortion ephemera including material from Crisis Pregnancy Services, Pro-Life Alliance of Gays and Lesbians (P.L.A.G.A.L.), and Christian Action Ministries.
This collection consists of 31 black-and-white photographic prints from a scrapbook of “anonymous lesbian photographs” found, according to the donor, in a “Berkeley junk shop in the early 2000s.” The photos span the mid-1940s to the early 1960s, and include...
Artificial collection of LGBTQ newspaper coverage, including issues of Life, Look, Philadelphia Inquirer, and tabloid magazines. Also included are clippings from the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner, New York Times, and other newspapers. Subjects include Harvey Milk, Dan White,...
This collection consists of published librettos from various sources
This collection consists of LP sound discs
The Archaeological Archives at the Hearst Museum include about 470 manuscripts*, mostly from archaeological research on archaeological sites in California and Nevada conducted by professors and students of the Department of Anthropology, staff of the Museum, and, in more recent...
This artificial collection was created by library staff and the history of each item may differ. The maps are mostly of Ventura County, but there are several other locations represented, including California, Oregon, and Arizona. The maps include aerial photographs,...
Maps prepared under the direction of California State Attorney General Earl Warren, including property holdings in various California cities and counties belonging to persons of Japanese ancestry....
The Collection of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Computing Projects is comprised of technical notes, reports, correspondence and miscellaneous documentation relating to the development of the Whirlwind, TX-0 and T-X2 computers as well as Project MAC (Multiple-Access Computer) at MIT....
Includes leaflet: "Betrayal! We, the La Raza Law Student Association, declare ourselves on strike!" and leaflet: "Black Law Students Up Against the Wall!!!!!"
The collection consists of reproductions of engravings, etchings, and other artwork published by Trianon Press, a publishing house started by Arnold Fawcus who was well known for producing high quality facsimiles.
A collection of material related to the California writer Charles Fletcher Lummis and Robert J. H. DeLoach.
Materials on Costa Rican lesbians including "Las Entendidas," the newsletter of Las Entiendes, Central America's first lesbian group; 'Cancion Lesbica del 25 de Julio"; interviews; photocopies of news clippings; 2 issues of "Correspondencia," a newsletter about the Mexican women's movement;...
Collection of photos, brochures and clippings related to Marineland of the Pacific (Marineland), built on 65 acres of prime oceanfront property known as Long Point on the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
The California Fair Housing initiative, or Proposition 14, was the focal point of racial discrimination and the civil rights movement in California. The collection includes program files of Jeannette Mucha who was in charge of public relations for the Peninsula...
Collection of materials relating to public education on the Peninsula from its beginnings in 1925 through the early 1980s. The bulk of the collection documents the period 1955-1965 and covers the unification of the school district on the Peninsula and...
Collection of materials document the early years of the Community Association of the Peninsula (CAP), an organization created to provide programs, activities and recreational facilities benefiting residents of all ages on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Its first major project was...
Collection documents the early development of the Neighborhood Church and its fellowship hall.
Collection includes materials documenting the early development of the Norris Community Theatre.
Collection documents the month-long series of events to dedicate the Pacific Unitarian Church.
Collection includes materials documenting activities of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy to acquire, restore and preserve undeveloped land as open space on the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Collection of materials documents the early years of the South Coast Botanic Garden and the South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation.
Contains correspondence, circulars and broadsides, military documents, household administration documents, and other offical documents from the administration of Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico.
This collection contains antique medical instruments including a blood pressure cuff and gauge kit, drug vials, and many unidentified surgical instruments in boxes.
Record of voyage from England to the West Indies with navigational drawings of coast lines, directions for sailing into Boston, and return to England.
Bioscience TX728.C65: Gastronomy Collection of George Holl
Bioscience TX728.C65: Gastronomy Collection of George Holl
Mexico. Sercretaría de Fomento, Colonization e Industria. Transcripts of documents concerning California, Texas, and Mexico, 1821-1856.
Chiefly commercial, real photograph postcards of touristic views taken throughout Mexico.
Flyers, posters, issues of journals, and other printed ephemera related to the 2006 federal elections in Mexico that were distributed on the streets of Mexico City.
Swedish recipes in manuscript, but written in German script.
"Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels" ([1] l. Ms. 101 x 76 cm.)
Collection contains approximately two contact sheet proofs from an anonymous photographer (color 120 mm) taken at a 1960s motorcycle run, probably Badger Flats. Symbols and patches (overlays) establish the presence of members of the Warlocks and the Satyrs (Los Angeles).
The collection consists of various music journal titles.
An artificial archive of 56 issues from six different daily and weekly New York newspapers covering the six weeks after Abraham Lincoln's assassination on April 15, 1865.
This collection contains programs from the Nisei Week Japanese Festival in Little Tokyo, California. Some items in this collection have been digitized and are available online.
A collection of 3 color photographs (printed from slides) of Norman Clyde taken on the 1960 Sierra Club Base Camp trip. Photographer unknown.
This is a collection of eight personal journals written by an unknown gay male author. The journals were discovered at a flea market and date from 1982-1993. They are handwritten and typed, numbered and bound, and the collection includes Book...
The collection comprises 36 loose photographs circa 1900, depicting various aspects of the Philippine hemp fiber industry from cultivation to processing.
This artificial collection contains photo albums that document women and men in predominantly homosocial settings.
Over 700 photographic postcards of a variety of subjects and locations throughout the Philippines, dating from approximately 1900 to 1950. Also includes a few tourist brochures and maps.
139 photographic postcards of Mexico depicting points of interest and people in everyday activities.
Thirteen photographic postcards depicting the aftermath of the Los Angeles Times building bombing, carried out by labor union activists on October 1, 1910.
A group of photographs documenting the destruction caused by a major earthquake in Long Beach, California on March 10, 1933.
Photographs of bridges located within the boundaries of Angeles, Cleveland, Eldorado, Klamath, Lassen, Los Padres (Santa Barbara), Mendocino, Plumas, Sequoia, Shasta, Sierra, Stanislaus, Tahoe, and Trinity National Forests. Most mounted on paper with captions....
Photographs of Ynez Tillinghast Estudillo, and perhaps of the Peralta family, both prominent early families in the San Francisco Bay Area, Calif. Includes portraits, residences of these early California families in San Leandro and El Cerrito, and family snapshots. Unidentified...
Includes 3 black and white ‘physique’ photographs.
This collection consists of published compilations of music.
This collection contains photographs from a LGBTQ Pride parade, featuring the Gay and Lesbian Olympic Games, Up Your Alley Productions, Bay Area Network of Gay and Lesbian Educators, and the Association of Lesbian and Gay Asians.
A collection of promotional materials related to policing in Los Angeles County. The collection contains a series of photographs taken by Milton K. Bell circa 1960 depicting members of the Arcadia Police Department at work. The photographs, which were likely...
Contains completed biographical questionnaires and/or newspaper clippings glued to unlined leaves of paper (28 pages, 18 x 12 inches) for seven San Francisco-born women writers, likely compiled by Emily Parkhurst. Pages are organized by author name and contain newsclippings of...
An English scrap book kept by a Mr. Macdonald from 1847 to 1906.
Contains incomplete photocopies of official documents from the Viceroy of New Spain, including documents of Bucareli y Ursúa, Martin de Mayorga, Matias de Galvez, Revillagigedo and Branciforte.
The collection contains photo albums, tintypes, autograph album formerly owned by Justena Brians Long (1869-1946).
The Collection of San Francisco Bay Area Theater Images and Memorabilia includes photographs, program covers, seating charts, tickets and advertising cards related to theater buildings and performance spaces in San Francisco, Berkeley, and Oakland from 1853 to the 1970s. The...
Approximately 146 snapshot photographs of the San Francisco Eagle bar and tavern. The SF Eagle is a longtime South of Market leather and LGBTQ bar in San Francisco, CA. Photographs include images of costumes, events and patrons, dated circa 1975-1989.
Contains 20 letters mostly written from Saxony in the 17th and 18th centuries including Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld, Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg and Saxe-Eisenberg, as well as other German states including Rappoltsweiler (or Ribeauvillé) and Württemberg. Some of the correspondents are included in the subject listing....
This collection contains seven Hi-8 videotapes of San Francisco queer luminaries at the Schwules Museum’s 1997 exhibition, “Goodbye to Berlin: 100 Years of the Gay Rights Movement.”
This collection contains materials related to the homophile organization Society for Individual Rights (SIR) from the 1960s and 1970s.
This collection of photographs contains snapshots from a softball game against Twin Peaks Tavern and the San Francisco Mint, and also snapshots of a parade, featuring the Community Softball League and the Twin Peaks Tavern groups. There are also photographs...
Contains a selection of text books for general use, chiefly in grades 1-4, covering Chinese grammar and language, civic and social studies, and history, as well as children's readers. Only one preschool text on Chinese language is stamped as belonging...
The Dublin Heritage Center holds an archival collection that documents the history of Dublin California. This collection provides a record of the early families in Dublin including the Murray, Dougherty, Kolb, Tehan, and Fallon families, among others. It also documents...
This small anonymous collection consists of one 8”x10” print and 12 color snapshots featuring people and events of the San Francisco Gay Marching Band, circa 1980, including an event at the Hollywood Bowl.
This small, artificial collection consists most importantly of various programs for theater and film and concert.
Tulare County Library's photograph collection includes images of historical interest of Tulare County from the mid 1800s to 2000. Images document Tulare County Residents, Buildings, Homes, Libraries, Mountain Scenes, Celebrations and Activities, Agriculture, Sequoia Natl. Park, Floods, Business and Merchants,...
The collection contains applications to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms for the establishment of wineries in California, statements of ownership, corporation papers, materials on bonds and consents, winery plans, capacity, facilities, and vineyard acreage. Correspondence regarding audits, permits,...
This collection comprises the stamp and currency collection of Diana Do, a member of the Vietnamese American Coalition and Vietnamese Language Committee in Irvine, California in the 1990s. The collection includes three stamp albums of South Vietnamese stamps dating from...
Includes views of the Cliff House, Chinatown, the bay and wharves, ferries, Sutro Baths, the Presidio, the 1906 earthquake and fire, construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Golden Gate International Exposition.
Collection of wedding and birth announcements from San Jose, California, BANC MSS C-B 998, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Collection contains 21 anonymous black and white photographs of men (groups, duos, single) in World War II military uniforms. Two of the photographs have handwritten captions on the back about the men pictured.
A collection of zines acquired from UCI Libraries Annual Zinefest, various UCI courses, and events hosted by UCI Student Success Initiatives and UCI Libraries. The collection also contains 11 digital zines created by students as part of the Gender and...
This collection contains materials related to the life and work of Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychologist who founded the field of analytical psychology. Materials include correspondence, photographs, articles, obituaries, clippings, speeches, magazines, and pamphlets created and/or published between 1909...
The Collection on Doris Fish includes items from the August 2000 Doris Fish exhibit at the GLBT Historical Society, as well as pastel artwork related to Doris Fish. Born in Australia, Fish (1952-1991), came to San Francisco in 1976. She...
Includes 2 letters from Jackson to Mr. Niles writing from Colorado Springs and Mr. Alden writing from Berkeley.
A collection of sixty-one advertisements featuring racist stereotypes of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color -- along with a 1937 booklet advocating against marriages between two individuals of differing faiths and a 1950 flyer promoting the opening of a...
These items were selected from the collections of the California Room to give an overview of life in Santa Clara County before it became known as Silicon Valley. The materials cover the years 1847-1952, with most dating to the late...
Collection of photographs and background documentation related to Station MX in Palo Alto, first built by Federal Telegraph Company in 1921 as "Marsh Station", later owned by Mackay Radio and ITT Corporation.
This collection is comprised primarily of materials related to the University of California, Irvine mascot, the Anteater. Included is an original inscribed and signed drawing of the Anteater mascot by cartoonist Johnny Hart (undated), drawings of mascots proposed by the...
Correspondence, drawings, photographs and a few celluloid film frames. 1889 - 1934, undated (bulk is 1932).
Papers of Edward Fitzgerald Beale, American naval officer, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, and California rancher.
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Whittier College was founded in 1887 as Friends’ College by a group of Quakers, also known as the Religious Society of Friends. In 1895, the first classes were taught under the official name “Whittier College”, and the College was accredited...
The collection consists of various historical and administrative materials that were both gathered and generated by the June 1991 reunion of Humboldt State University's College Elementary School (CES) members. The documents reflect both the unique and shared experiences of CES...
Include revised constitutions and correspondence relating to meetings and to a 1964 survey on the teaching curriculum of English departments in California junior colleges and universities. The association, formed to improve the teaching of English at college and university levels,...
Chiefly wilderness outing and travel views. Several photographs of fraternity members and Berkeley scenes.
Committee lists, meeting calls, and minutes.
Reviews of the undergraduate majors in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
Meeting minutes, course and curriculum development materials, research reports, and land assignment files.
Comments on agricultural education; beginnings of College of Agriculture; directorship of Northern Branch of College at Davis (1922-24); work with the Rockefeller Foundation surveying agricultural education in Europe (1924-28); establishment of Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics; deanship of College of...
The records in this series contain materials related to the College of Arts and Sciences. Subseries include Brochures, Promotional Videos, Office of Student Affairs, Events, Sid B. Levine Service Learning Program, Bioethics Program, Cymbals, Yearbooks, and Faculty.
The collection includes a five-volume record of the 1993 reorganization of the Division of Biological Sciences and materials related to the 2005 creation of the College of Biological Sciences. Collection also includes digital files from Thomas Rost, former Associate and...
This collection includes notebooks relating to the founding of the College of California, to its properties, and to donors to the college, as well as papers relating to the transfer of the college properties to the state for the use...
This collection consists of letters addressed primarily to Samuel H. Willey relating to faculty and trustee appointments of the College of California. Included also are some early letters and memoranda concerning the establishment of a college at Benicia, California, and...
This collection of fifty five reports include information on the operation of the institution, the buildings and finances of the school, and reports on instruction. Report no. 54 comments on the purchase of land in Berkeley and the disappointing land...
Photographs and documents related to the development, programs, and curriculum of the College of Engineering.
The consists of the records of the college and its previous iterations throughout CSUN's history. Records include annual reports, program brochures, event fliers, course information, a history of the early engineering division, information on the Minority Engineering Program, records from...
Includes photographs and digital images from the Department of Applied Science, College of Engineering brochures and flyers, and one DVD of the 2014 College of Engineering commencement ceremony.
Correspondence, administrative and committee files; reports of the Department of Civil Engineering, 1906-1944; materials re the Navy V-12 and Army Special Training Programs, 1943-1945; Institute of Engineering Research files, 1949-1953; files on Works Progress Administration projects, 1935-1941; Department of Mechanical...
Comments also on deanship of School of Architecture and Planning, M.I.T., 1944, and membership on National Capitol Park and Planning Commission, 1948.
Theconsists of the records of the college and its previous iterations throughout CSUN's history. Records include annual reports, program brochures, event fliers, course information, commencement programs, directories, and information on departments and centers.
This collection contains reports, correspondence, minutes and other material which originated with or were transmitted to the University of California Riverside College of Letters & Science in the early years of UCR (1954-1969). Annual Reports of the various departments as...
The records of the College of Humanities consist of materials created by the College and its academic departments. Records include those of the Office of the Dean as well as various departments within the college. Most represented departments contain limited...
This collection consists of the University of California, Irvine College of Medicine Alumni Office records from 1968-2000.
This collection contains documents, VHS tapes, cassette tapes, booklets, flyers, pamphlets, and other material on the University of California, Riverside, College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, which is home to the life sciences, physical sciences, agricultural sciences, and mathematical sciences...
Two certificates, both signed by Sister M. Cornelius, dated June 23, 1870 and June 27, 1871.
The consists of the records of the college and its previous iterations throughout CSUN's history. Records include program brochures, event fliers, department records, and information on the San Fernando Solar Observatory and the Donald E. Bianchi Planetarium.
The records of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences consist of records created by the College and its academic departments. Records include those of the Office of the Dean as well as various departments within the college. All represented...
In 1923, a group of Davis citizens formed the College Park Association and developed a new residential area north of the University campus. The collection contains materials relating to the history of the Association including: correspondence, board of directors meeting...
Collection includes records from the semi-annual meetings of the Association, 1889-1936; minutes of the Board of Trustees 1899-1927 (transcribed by Tom M. King, 2000); articles of incorporation and by-laws; notes on the original source; and typescripts of poetry found in...
Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, financial records, campaign material, and printed matter, relating to student involvement in Republican political activity.
Administrative files including articles of incorporation, by-laws, annual reports; meeting minutes; scrapbooks.
The College Women's Club of Pasadena Collection (1921-present) includes organizational papers, yearbooks, monthly bulletins, presidents' and treasurers' reports, annual reports, minutes, notes, correspondence and records of loans and scholarships awarded.
Yearbooks, bulletins.
Records maintained by the Assistant to the College Administrative Officer for University of California, Santa Cruz Colleges Nine and Ten. Primarily administrative files documenting event planning. Also includes video recordings of events and lectures, as well as digitial photographs....
The Collegiate Seminar Program, informally known as Strawberry Creek College, was first proposed in 1973 and began in 1974. It was to provide an alternative form of education for undergraduates, with emphasis on discussion participation and in-depth writing on contemporary...
William Morris Colles (1855-1926) was a prominent literary agent in London, and a author. The collection consists of letters from various authors to Colles and his associates. Correspondents include James Barrie, Arnold Bennett, E.F. Benson, Ford Madox Ford, Rider Haggard,...
This collection contains letters exchanged from John Collet (British consul in Genoa) and Joseph Brame, his vice-consul, to William Dean Poyntz, the British charge d'affaires in Turin, Italy from 1776 to 1779.
The Nathaniel S. and Jerlean J. Colley papers document the legal and civic activities of Nathaniel Colley, one of Sacramento's earliest African American attorneys and a national civil rights leader. For nearly 50 years, Nathaniel and Jerlean made Sacramento their...
Nicholas E. Collias was an internationally renowned zoology educator and ornithologist. Collias worked on his long term research program concerning the development of social behavior in birds with his wife, Elsie C. Collias. The collection consists of materials related to...
Photographs, depicting the Nazi party rally in Nuremberg, Germany, in 1934, and an associated commemorative pin.
The Collier Family Papers include correspondence, photographs, military service records, deeds, home movies, and newspaper clippings that document members of the Collier, Taylor, and Coffin families.
Collection includes field notes, research files, lecture notes, articles, papers, reprints, class files, and other materials.
His collection includes printed maps, articles, and a scrapbook during the time of excavation at Somersville.
John Collier (1884-1968) was the United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs from 1933-1945. This collection includes correspondence, magazine and newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and speeches by or about Collier from 1924-1954.
The John Collier Indian Service and Indian Appropriations Statement contains a thirteen page typed statement by John Collier regarding the costs of the Indian Service....
Passes, membership cards, letters and certificates relating to Mr. Collier's (1866-1947) career as a fireman and engineer on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and Northern Pacific Railroads, and to his membership in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and the...
Collier's papers document his career in the State Senate. He handled the concerns of the constituents he represented as well as the interests of the general public. Many of the bills he drafted were preceded by extensive background research and...
The collection consists of correspondence, reports, legislation, and memoranda concerning the diversion of water from the Klamath and Trinity Rivers into the Sacramento Valley, California.
Shipboard diary, 1868-1869, of Thomas Stephens Collier (1842-1893), boatswain on the 'Shenandoah' from July 1868 to April 1869, and previously on the 'U.S.S. Oneida,' May 1867-July 1868. Photograph of Collier glued in the diary, with caption "[U.] S.S. Monocacy, Yokohama,...
The collection contains clippings, correspondence, legal agreements, scrapbooks, and photographs. The photograph series consists of biography and subject photographs.
The collection contains script material, clippings, programs, correspondence, some drawings, Friars Club dinner programs, flyers and souvenir books for Friars Club Frolic, miscellaneous legal material, several pieces of short verse by Collier, and scrapbooks.
Madame Gaspard-Michel, known professionally as Raymonde Collignon (b.1894) made professional debut in 1916 as a singer and dancer at Aeolian Hall with Edwin Evans, shortly thereafter appearing at the London Coliseum, and later at the leading London theaters and concert...
The Illa Collin Papers document the political career of Sacramento County Supervisor Illa Collin. Collin sat on the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors for 28 years, which at the time made her the board's longest-serving member. Her political career included...
Joseph Benjamin Colling was an early resident of Los Angeles, California born in 1875 and died sometime after 1952. After 1918 he became a resident of Del Monte, California and worked for Del Monte Hotel specializing in fine printing. This...
The J. Walter Collinge Photograph Collection contains over three hundred photographs by Santa Barbara photographer J. Walter Collinge (1883-1964). Recognized for his photography of architecture, landscapes, and nudes, this collection concentrates on Collinge's architectural and scenic photography in and around...
The bulk of this manuscript is comprised of typewritten letters authored by Jesse Collings, Britain's Under-Secretary of the Home Office from 1896-1902, describing places visited during his 1899 trip to North America. The typescript is supplemented with illustrations, photographs, ephemera,...
This collection chiefly contains detailed letters written by Lieutenant Joseph W. Collingwood (1821-1862) of the 18th Infantry regiment of Massachusetts to his wife in 1861-1862 during the American Civil War and covering various aspects of the campaigns, battles, and camp...
For grocery and liquor store on Main Street, Grass Valley, kept by Daniel Collins.
Holograph letter written by a superintendent of the United States Sanitary Commission requesting the discharge of a rebel prisoner.
Bessie F. Collins was a freelance writer, poet, and essayist who lived in the San Diego area from the 1970s through the early-1980s. The collection consists of her published and unpublished poems, essays, and plays as well as newspaper clippings...
Don Collins photographs include images of Ray Broshears at the Christopher Steet West pride parade, June 1972, and of Phillip Burton, William E. Beardemphl, William Milliard, Eldo Powell, and John Foran speaking at candidates night at the Gay Voters League,...
Relates primarily to world peace and the United Nations.
Primarily photographs of landscape paintings ; includes one poloroid view of a painter's studio[?]. Also includes 5 portraits of Collins in his youth.
Hall Collins was best known as a writer and associate producer, starting his career writing for Milton Berle. His numerous credits include , , , and several Bob Hope and Lucille Ball specials. The collection consists of scripts related to...
Collection includes correspondence, financial documents, lists of fixtures and hardware, photographs, and architectural drawings for homes built on the Stanford campus for Ida Stauf, Maurice L. Huggins, William Leonard Schwartz, and Arthur Martin Cathcart....
Four annotated scrapbooks with indexes of clippings, letters, memorabilia, and some photographs pertaining to Collins, his lineage, and his career as an attorney.
Leaflets and magazine articles, relating to war production and war loans in the United States during World War I.
Collins was a professor at City College of San Francisco. The collection documents the courses Collins taught there, and the establishment of its gay and lesbian studies department. There are also catalogs from his work for an antiquarian book dealer....
Contains Sacramento NOW Political Action files, FOCUS Feminist Saturday morning lecture series, KOVR files regarding women's issues, and subject files regarding ratification of the ERA after its extension. Materials are in English. 1975-1987
The collection contains two copies of Collins' diary, mainly relating to UCSB affairs, and especially events relating to Isla Vista during time of unrest, from the perspective of a university administrator and faculty member.
Consists of selected material remaining from Collins' San Francisco legal practice. Major portion of collection is devoted to his work as legal representative for the Tule Lake Defense Committee from 1945 to 1960. Includes correspondence, litigation documents for mass civil...
Consists of selected material remaining from Collins' San Francisco legal practice. Major portion of collection is devoted to his work as legal representative for the Tule Lake Defense Committee from 1945 to 1960. Includes correspondence, litigation documents for mass civil...
Consists of selected material remaining from Collins' San Francisco legal practice. Major portion of collection is devoted to his work as legal representative for the Tule Lake Defense Committee from 1945 to 1960. Includes correspondence, litigation documents for mass civil...
Depicts General James H. Doolittle on a hunting and fishing expedition in Venezuela. Includes a letter and a few clippings and notes relating to the expedition.
Photocopy of his certificate of apprenticeship, Manchester Railway Steel and Plant Company, 5 years, 1864-1869.
The Jack T. Collis papers span the years circa 1969-1992 and encompass 3.75 linear feet of manuscripts and 183 artworks. The collection contains production design drawings, books, and photographs. There are production design drawings for THE RUNNING MAN (1987), blueprints...
Series I, Incoming correspondence, 1856-1904, including letters from David D. Colton, Charles Crocker, Edwin B. Crocker, Mark Hopkins and Leland Stanford. Reels 1-54. Series II, Letterpress copy books, 1868-1901. Reels 1-35. Series III, Legal and financial records, 1797-1901. Reels 1-23....
This collection consists of the scrapbook and photographs of organist and University of Southern California alumnus John Clyde Collison.
This collection includes the course materials, research reports, notes, and professional papers created by Collman during his decades long career as a chemist....
Portraits of Nobel Peace Prize winners and of Margaret Thatcher.
Relates to Belgium's role in international affairs, its economic situation, and currents in political ideology in the period 1930-1945, and to the resistance movement in Belgium during World War II. Includes conference program. Conference sponsored by the Centre de recherches...
Minutes of meetings, papers presented at meetings, correspondence.
Dr. Nikki Colodny was a pro-choice activist, abortion provider, and women's health advocate operating in Toronto, Ontario throughout the 1980s and 1990s. This collection contains records from several clinics and advocacy organizations with which she was active, in addition to...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Colombia newspaper collection (1945-1990) comprises six different Spanish-language titles of publication. All of the titles within this collection have...
22 b/w snapshots, with inscriptions, mainly group photos, missionary families, and street scenes, most in or around Cali, Colombia. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, election campaign literature, studies, and speeches, relating primarily to political conditions and elections in Colombia.
Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park was California’s first state historical park designated to African-American pioneers. The Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park Advisory Committee audio recordings collection consists of 22 audiocassette of regional meetings, public hearings, and oral history interviews with...
The Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park Photographic Collection contains 1,148 images and dates from 1852 through 2014. Images depict the property as an African-American colony and later, as a state park.
Military documents pertaining to Mexican Colonel Remisio Yarza.
The Colonia Oil Company was an Oxnard-based business incorporated in 1909 that held oil interests and land in the Oxnard area and around Piru. While there is sparse information regarding the company's earliest activities, it may have been active and...
Usually French photographers of French Africa. Three different accessions purchased from same dealer, although previous provenance is mixed. Some cards are written on; some not. Accession 1995-244 is in box 1, and consists of one album and 26 folders totaling...
This collection contains copies and original documents dating from 1939 to 1910, including correspondence, diaries, account books, financial, legal and land papers, clippings, and other papers relating to the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and life...
A collection of nine documents concerning the New Hampshire Grants assembled by John Adams for his report on the boundary disputes commissioned by the Massachusetts General Court in March 1774.
This collection contains one photo album complied by a Japanese Peruvian family in which the photos depict the daily occurances and the people of the Japanese Peruvian community from 1930 to 1950. Most of the items in this collection have...
Two memoranda and a letter relating to international agreements regarding war profits taxes.
Title supplied by cataloger.
This collection consists of 39 miscellaneous items related chiefly to mining in Colorado and Kentucky, mainly in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Includes stock certificates, deeds, and business letters that reflect connections between investors in New York...
Chiefly snapshot views taken in Colorado and Mexico, many of which pertain to power generation and mining. Colorado views include prominent buildings and streets scenes in Denver; scenes taken near El Dorado Springs, Boulder and Clear Creek Canyon; and various...
Receipt for freight delivered, 1904; conductor's register ca. 1920-1929
229 B+W photographs, varying sizes, all small-format, of people and locales in Colorado and Wyoming. Rural scenes, family snapshots, some photos relating to oil industry and mining. Locales mentioned include Craig, Mule Creek (Colorado) and Jackson Hole (Wyoming).
This collection pertains to the California Cliff Dwellings Club which is chapter of Colorado Cliff Dwellings Association. Materials are dated 1895-1953 and include a bibliography, booklets, correspondence, legal documents, manuscripts, meeting minutes, notes, songs, and speeches.
A collection of dictations concerning people and events of Colorado's frontier era; each 1-4 leaves.
Concerning people and events involved in the early days of Colorado; each 1 or 2 leaves.
A collection of dictations concerning people and events of Colorado's frontier era.
A collection of dictations concerning people and events of Colorado's frontier era; each 1 or 2 leaves.
A collection of dictations concerning people and events of Colorado's frontier era; each 1 leaf.
A collection of dictations concerning people and events of Colorado's frontier era; each 1-2 pages.
A collection of dictations from Colorado pioneers, some containing the report of the H.H. Bancroft & Co. agent.
A collection of dictations concerning people and events of Colorado's frontier era; each 1-3 pages.
A collection of dictations from Colorado pioneers living in various parts of the state.
At McMillin, J.M. McMillin (1833-), 1 l.; at West Las Animas, Henry Kellogg (1829-), 3 l.
Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado Dictations for Boulder County.
Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado dictations for Chaffee County.
Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado dictations for Conejos County.
Contains dictations from Louis Cohn, Charles John, William Meyer, and Edmond C. Van Diest.
Dictations and some agent notes. Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado dictations for Custer County.
Dictations from Gus Cohen, W.P. Dewey, M.N. Edwards, W.H. Evans, O.G. Mays, J.F. Squire, T.H. Simonton, and C.M. White.
Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado dictations for El Paso County.
Dictation from Lyman Robinson, 1885; and dictation from A.F. Alexander, 1886.
Either or both agent reports and dictations. Some written on stationery lithographed by John Morris Company of Chicago for the La Veta Hotel of Gunnison, owned by the Lewis Hotel and Improvement Co. and managed by a Mr. Rolney. Each...
Dictations from Henry A. Avery and D.S. Hoffman.
Each 1 or 2 l. At Arvada, Lyman Cole (1832- ); at Evergreen, W.L.F. Andrews (1831- ); at Golden, C.C. Carpenter (1834- ); Alfred A. Mitchell (1858- ); John Nicholls (1842- ); Reuben Calvin Wells (1833- ).
Dictations and some agent reports. Some written on stationery from the Grand Central Hotel with Springdale Watermark.
30 dictations for residents of Lake County, arranged alphabetically.
Dictations and some agent notes. Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado Dictations for Larimer County.
Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado dictations for Park County.
Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado Dictations for Pitkin County.
Some with agent's report. At Del Norte, F.B. Crocker (1828-, 4 l.); George M. Darley (1847-, 4 p.); Ambrose S. Goodrich (1826-, 2 p.); James Byron Grubb (1851-, 3 p.); Asa F. Middaugh (1840-, 1 l.); J.W. Schiffer (1861-, 1...
Dictations from Charles A. Finding, Samuel W. Jones, J.D. Rankin, John D. Roby and W.F. Forman
Dictations and some agent reports. Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Colorado Dictations for Weld County.
Collection contains views of Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway train, Pike's Peak, Pike's Peak Avenue, Colorado Springs, carriages and horses on a mountain road, sightseers, Broadmoor Casino, Manitou Springs, rock formations, scenery, etc.
Business card of Frank Smith. Colorado City, Colorado, n.d.
(From the dealer description) Correspondence between Seth Taber and David B. Suave, officers of the Flora Bell Mining Company from 1911-1916. Twenty seven letters, primarily correspondence of Taber and Suave with three letters from D. E. Carpenter of Scranton, PA,...
Photographs depict comprehensive and detailed array of silver, coal and other mines and mining operations in various locations throughout Colorado, including Leadville, Cokedale, Durango and Creede. General views of these mining towns are also included.
Concerns mines and mineral resources, actions and defenses, land tenure, description and travel, stocks, and maps.
Impressions of Colorado; society in Denver; the Rocky Mountain News and known files; William N. Byers and Wilbur F. Stone (and their dictations); H.A.W. Tabor, John Evans, his son-in-law Samuel H. Elbert, and John L. Daily, former partner of Byers.
Scenic landscapes and geological features, including: Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, the Manitou vicinity, Glen Eyre, Cheyenne Canyon, Monument Park, Snake River, the Georgetown vicinity, the Snake, Platte and Arkansas River Canyons, Boulder Pass, Canyon City, Estes Park, and...
Two albums of photographs documenting the California Development Company's project to construct a system of canals to divert water from the Colorado River for irrigation of the Imperial Valley, the subsequent breaks in the levees, and the flooding between 1905...
The collection consists of reports, conference transcripts and summaries related to the Colorado River Basin Water Quality Control Project.
The collection consists of newspaper clippings related to Colorado River and western states water matters collected by California's Colorado River Board.
The Colorado River Board of California was created by legislation in 1937 (Chapter 838). The records of the Board consist of two series: Office Files (1949-1953), which document the activities and functions of the Board, and Newspaper Clippings (1960-1966), which...
Two typed manuscripts regarding the history of the Colorado River between 1868 and 1872.
The collection contains correspondence, photographs, yearbooks, bulletins, memoranda, and other material dating from approximately 1942 to 1945 relating to the Japanese internment camp, the Colorado River Relocation Center in Poston, Arizona. The materials were assembled by Pasadena area teacher Edythe...
Views show scenery along the Colorado river: boats on the water, cliffs, camp, petroglyphs, etc.
Collection contains views of the Garden of the Gods (rocks, scenery), Cheyenne Mountain and vicinity, Broadmoor resort, and the residence at Pike's Peak summit.
Photos show scenery, rock formations, attractions, and transportation (Pike's Peak Railroad, etc.) in Colorado locations including Cheyenne Canyon, Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, Monument Park, Pike's Peak, Ute Pass and Williams Canyon.
Stereograph captioned "An army of miners and prospectors ascending the heights of the Chilcoot Pass" [Alaska/Yukon]. Other views show the horse Comanche from Custer's cavalry, rocks near the Platte Canyon, Colo. (with wagon - probably W.H. Hackson's photographic wagon),...
A photograph album of settlers in frontier Colorado, containing both amateur photographs and scenic views by photographer W. H. Jackson.
Stereographs captioned: The pride of Leadville, Col., USA [street scene] -- Leadville, Col., USA [general view] -- Loading the great burro train, Aspen, USA [pack burros and men] -- Smelting works, near Georgetown, Col. (by Reilly) -- Loading the miners...
Index of plays performed in Colorado from 1859 to 1940, arranged alphabetically by title, with introduction by the compiler.
This collection is comprised of photocopies of documents covering the campaign to pass an increase of the tobacco tax in Colorado through an amendment to the Colorado State Constitution. Most of the materials were generated by the Fair Share for...
Eleven-page scrapbook with dried and pressed samples of Colorado wild flowers, with names such as "Prickly Poppy" and "Butterfly Flower." Found in Romaine Travel box, 8/13/09. Alpha list.
One letter (ALS) from the Adjutant General's Office, War Department, in response to a question from George May Powell, reporting that on or about Apr. 1, 1862 there were 2,300 colored troops from Delaware, 26,000 from Kentucky, 9,500 from Maryland,...
The records included within this collection trace the histories of three different associations of colored women's clubs: the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs; the California State Association of Colored Women's Clubs; and the National Council of Negro Women. Records...
This series was created to document the activities of Charles W. Colson as he carried out his duties as Special Counsel to the President.
Samuel Colt patented his revolver with a mechanically rotating cylinder in 1835 and 1836. It revolutionized the firearms industry and was the first truly global manufacturing export in American history. The success of the revolver ultimately allowed Samuel Colt to...
The Colt Press Papers is a collection of business records and correspondence of the Colt Press of San Francisco, California. The business records include: 1) duplicate copies of invoices, 2) checks and bank statements, 3) ledgers, 4) income and sales...
Correspondence (letters from Jane Grabhorn, American Institute of Graphic Arts, Gotham Book Mart, Jackson Burke and others); bank statements; check stubs; sales records; accounts, journal, trial balances.
Collection contains correspondence with poets and other writers and an account book.
This small collection contains miscellaneous items related to the Barrymore family of actors primarily collected by Samuel Colt (died 1986), the son of Ethel Barrymore, dating from 1911 to 1959.
Photographic prints produced by Colt Studio. Colt sold photosets, magazines, and a wide variety of branded merchandise through the mail, 1970-2000.
This folder contains ten newspaper obituaries and one undated name card from Mrs. Ellen Colton.
The papers consist of correspondence, reports, writings, translations, and clippings, relating to European Student Relief activities in Russia and other European countries, 1920-1925; and to social conditions, the educational system, and the status of religion in Russia in the 1920s...
J. Ferrell Colton collection of clippings and ephemera (SAFR 17226, HDC 319) contains miscellaneous unfiled and filed clippings (filed alphabetically by ship name) and reproductions. Including: cards; magazine articles; a recollection of a voyage on the CARL RUDGERT VINNEN, by...
Samuel Colt patented his revolver with a mechanically rotating cylinder in 1835 and 1836. It revolutionized the firearms industry and was the first truly global manufacturing export in American history. The success of the revolver ultimately allowed Samuel Colt to...
This collection is composed of business records and clippings related to the operation of Columbia Amusement Co. Santa Rosa, CA theaters.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Contains 6 documents of mining claims transfer of ownership in Columbia, Calif.
The Columbia Foundation records document a history of charitable giving to organizations working in the areas of human rights, sustainable communities, food and farming, the environment, and arts and culture.
Preliminary report compiled by N.L. Taliaferro for C. F. Nickle of Commonwealth Petroleum Corporation., covering sites in Los Angeles, Orange and San Bernardino Counties in California. "Based on field examination made during the latter part of November, 1919." Includes information...
Photographs of club affairs, walking trips, camps, marching band, athletic events, and the club's camp at Carmel. Volume 3 also includes newsclippings about the club and its founder, Sidney Peixotto, and the impact of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906.
The records Include material relating to the "State of Columbia," the club's summer camp. Volume 1 is a small, leatherbound book from 1906: Columbia Park Boys' Club "Charades, prepared by Eugene Richards for John M. Brewer." Volume 2 consists of...
This collection consists of publicity materials for movies from Columbia Pictures. Materials include correspondence, clippings, radio promotion materials, screening and premiere information, and other press files.
Columbia Pictures history can be traced back to 1918 when brothers Harry and Jack Cohn formed a partnership with their associate Joe Brandt, to produce low-budget short films and featurettes; the three were former employees of Carl Laemmle. They called...
A collection of research materials, primarily newspaper, magazine and book abstracts, and indexes, chiefly pertaining to the mining town of Columbia, California, 1850-1879, but including additional materials for Tuolumne County and Calaveras County. The project to compile these materials was...
A view from Donner Lake along the Central Pacific Railroad, a view of a tree near Lake Tahoe, Cape Horn from Colfax along the Central Pacific Railroad, the Cliff House in San Francisco, views of waterfalls at Yosemite, and views...
The Columbia River Bar photographs, 1910-1970, (SAFR 24636, P15-009) are comprised of photographs of ONEONTA (built 1910; tugboat) and VASLAV VOROVSKY (freighter) at the Columbia River Bar and SANTA FE (built 1944; steamship) at an unspecified location. The collection has...
Brown faux leather cover.
The collection consists of reports and other documents related to the Columbia River Estuary Model Study, a project built and tested from 1932-1936 at the University of California, Berkeley, to study the effects of proposed changes in the navigation channels...
Views of scenery along the Columbia River.
The problem of Timor : proposed organization for military government
Title supplied by cataloger.
Photographs relating to the 1916 removal of a bell from the Columbus Tower in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Mainly pre-emption notices and deeds.
Check made out to the Colusa Lumber Company.
Photographs of various newsworthy subjects pertaining to University of California, Berkeley, as collected by Colvig during his career in the Office of Public Information. Majority of photographs document events from the U.C. Berkeley Free Speech Movement of November and December...
This collection contains correspondence from 1934-2000; family genealogy; John Edmunds manuscripts; realia and calendar diary pages....
Describes his experiences as a West Point graduate in the Mexican-American War, including a voyage to California, arrival and life in Monterey. Included are a letter from Edward O.C. Ord to Minor, and one from María Angustias de la Guerra...
Thirty-nine videocassettes (primarily U-Matic) documenting the Carnival of Salvador de Bahia, Brazil which were made during a field project led by Professor Daniel Crowley and Jean Colvin in February 1983.
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Marjorie and Paul Colvin, members of the Socialist Workers Party and political activists who protested against the Vietnam war and other U.S. interventions during the 1960's and 1970's. It includes meeting...
Newsletters, fliers, magazines, correspondence, ephemera, and snapshot photographs documenting the anti-Vietnam War movement in the San Francisco Bay Area. The papers appear to be those of Marjorie Colvin, an antiwar activist who edited the Vietnam Day Committee's magazine (1965) and...
This collection contains the Civil War correspondence of Union soldier Henry I. Colyer, consisting chiefly of letters to his parents, siblings, and friends in Chittenango, New York.
Consists of records from International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 85 of San Francisco, donated by Peter Comacho. Materials include canceled checks from 1904 to 1906; general meeting minutes from 1907 to 1910; executive board minutes from 1908 to 1910; contract...
Series of printed bulletins, relating to the occupation of Fiume by Italian nationalists under Gabriele d'Annunzio, September 1919-September 1920.
magazine collection includes 21 issues of magazine published between 1964-1978. The magazine includes photographs, short articles, and local advertisements on African American social organizations, entertainment, sports and fashion events in Northern California.
The include business materials documenting various fund-raising and business activities of the organization, correspondence, public relations materials, clippings scrapbooks, and member files. It has been divided into nine series, , , , , , , , and ....
Bibliography and annotated proofs/drafts from psychologist and educator Arthur W. Combs.
The Carmen Combs papers contains reports, conference proceedings, committee minutes, studies, seminar and institute materials, pamphlets, analyses of problems and topics, legislation, speech transcripts, and memoranda to Court Referees, and personal notes. The documents generally focus on the welfare of...
Papers of Tram Combs, writer and bookseller. Combs lived in the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 1940s and was associated with many well-known writers. In 1951 he moved to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, where he owned and operated...
Portraits include: Lawrence Ferlinghetti (3), Lenore Kandel, and Gary Snyder. Also included is a view of a storefront of the City Lights Pocket Bookshop, San Francisco, with Luke Gibney and Paul Dreykus visible inside.
Production rundown sheets to television series (1978-1983).
Production videocassettes (U-matic) from television series (1978-1983).
American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and CSU Academic Senate materials of Robert Comegys, Fresno State history professor. AAUP defends academic freedom and tenure, advocates collegial governance, and develops policies ensuring due process. These materials include: organizational papers including...
A report and covering letter of April 5, 1774, with related documents, addressed by the Governor of Darien to Viceroy Manuel Guirior of Nueva Granada and dealing with current conditions in the Province of Darien, the causes of its decline,...
Two letters (ALS) from A. Comey to his children (Albert B. and Ann E.) in Woodville, Mass., from the California goldfields, 1853, 1854. Talks about immigrants arriving, including women and children, sometimes with large herds of cattle and sheep. Says...
Will Levington Comfort (1878-1932) was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He was a newspaperman (1890s), a war correspondent and author. He also issued two periodicals chiefly concerned with spiritualism. The collection consists of correspondence, notes, printed material and drafts of his...
This collection contains copies of the manuscript for by Will Levington Comfort, published by E. P. Dutton and Company, New York, 1931; one piece of correspondence, and two newspaper clippings. Materials date from 1931-1932.
The collection contains the research and writing of anthropologist Suzanne Comhaire-Sylvain, as well as material from her siblings and husband Jean Comhaire. Her papers include manuscripts with field notes; newpapers (); published and unpublished articles; photographs of Haiti and her...
Perceived to be a staple of literature entertainment, comic books introduced readers to superheroes and fictional stories. One of the most iconic characters to emerge from the comic era was Tarzan "King of the Apes." The story of a man...
Scenes of comic situations befalling passengers on a voyage. Each is captioned and numbered in the artist's hand, and it is likely they illustrated a journal or text account of the voyage. No clues to locations or names are present,...
The consists of publications, ephemera, memorabilia and artwork acquired from 2004- at various comics and science fiction conventions and conferences in the Southern California region, particularly San Diego Comic-Con International. Promotional literature for related degree programs and centers around the...
These records contain papers, documents, and memorabilia of Coming Home, the Coming Home Agency, and the Coming Home Endowment Fund. Coming Home Hospice was an all-volunteer community organization which provided hospice care for lesbians and gay men. Related organizations, in...
Journal, originally recorded in 1852 and copied in 1880s, recounting voyage to America by a family of English immigrants.
This is a collection of ephemera found in a book donated to the Library. Papers include correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pinkham from 1937, exhibition announcements for works by Eben Farrington Comins from 1938, and an article by Comins...
In the early 1970s, one of the leading national Chicana activist organizations, Comisión Femenil Mexicana Nacional (CFMN), was created in Southern California. The focus of CFMN was to raise awareness of political and social issues that affected Latina women on...
Gives maps of Chalcatongo and nearby towns included in the survey, with lists of owners of cattle and hogs, and census of these animals. Filmed for the Library of Congress.
Contains five letters, 1872-1875, directed to the city council of Muzquiz, Coahuila, concerning the works of the Comision Pesquisidora de la Frontera del Norte. Also includes fourteen letters concerning the efforts led by private citizens and local authorities from other...
This is a collection of papers consisting of the CFLA's agendas, meetings, notes, events, brochures and newsletters. Comision Femenil de Los Angeles, founded in 1970, was primarily concerned with advancing the image, role and contributions of the Chicana to and...
This is a collection of papers consisting of the CFLA's agendas, meetings, notes, events, brochures and newsletters. Comision Femenil de Los Angeles, founded in 1970, was primarily concerned with advancing the image, role and contributions of the Chicana to and...
This is a collection of papers consisting of the CFLA's agendas, meetings, notes, events, brochures and newsletters. Comision Femenil de Los Angeles, founded in 1970, was primarily concerned with advancing the image, role and contributions of the Chicana to and...
The collection includes correspondence, newsletters, articles, fundraising proposals and publicity.
Leaflets and pamphlets issued by the Comitato siciliano d'azione and the Movimento per l'indipendenza siciliana relating to the Sicilian independence movement.
Clippings from Belgian newspapers, relating to a decennial evaluation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Collected by the Comité belge pour la communauté atlantique.
Relates to land reform in the region around León, Mexico.
Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, financial records, printed matter, press releases, speeches, and writings, relating to communism in Romania, anti-communist emigre activities, the Assembly of Captive European Nations, the National Committee for a Free Europe, and the Free Europe...
Relates to the role of Ireland in World War II. Published in the , April 21, 1943.
Robert Commanday (1922-2015) was educated at The Juilliard School of Music, Harvard University, and the University of California; he conducted and taught at Ithaca (NY) College, the University of Illinois, and at UC Berkeley. In 1964, he became the music...
Relates to Koehler's observations of the Hawaiian Islands.
One printed postcard soliciting Civil War photographs and prints. Boston, Aug. 1904.
Guinean songs and music, and speeches by President Sékou Touré of Guinea and others, relating to the Portuguese invasion of Guinea in 1970.
The newspaper was a newspaper printed in South Berkeley from 1990-2013 by the Commemoration Committee for the Black Panther Party. The newspaper collection consists of 54 issues of newspaper printed from 1990-2012.
This collection contains photographic prints from University of California, Irvine commencement ceremonies from 1980-2005.
The collection comprises materials from University of California, Irvine commencement ceremonies, including printed copies and sound recordings of commencement addresses, video recordings and photographs of ceremonies, handbooks, graduation gifts, informational brochures, and flags. The handbooks include scripts of welcome speeches...
This collection contains programs, brochures, scripts, and other material pertaining to Commencement ceremonies held at California State University, San Bernardino.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Commencement programs, invitations, cue books, and ephemera.
Commendation by a group of New Orleans citizens to Major General Zachary Taylor for his service in the Mexican War, February 17, 1847. Mentioned in the document is Louisiana governor Isaac Johnson's inability to preside at the ceremony "on account...
Commendation by a group of New Orleans citizens to Major General Zachary Taylor for his service in the Mexican War, February 17, 1847. Mentioned in the document is Louisiana governor Isaac Johnson's inability to preside at the ceremony "on account...
Compiled and edited by Doris M. Johnson and Elizabeth S. Calciano, Regional History Office, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Notes early conservation movements; influential organizations and individuals; national and state parks and wilderness areas. Photographs added.
Originally established in 1969, the Department of Commerce has held the responsibility of encouraging growth in California’s economy by attracting new and expanding existing businesses and industries, stimulating employment for Californians, and enlarging local and state revenue bases to support...
Commerce (schooner, 4m) bill of sale (SAFR 18872, HDC0524) documents the sale of the schooner from A.E. Williams to Dr. Leo L. Stanley on December 21, 1934. This item is available for research use without restriction.
Commerce (ship) logbook (SAFR 18464, HDC 148) documents a voyage from Canton toward New York. Other stops include Valpariso, Africa and Lima, Peru. The collection is cataloged and available for research use without restriction.
Collection consists of brochures and catalogs of commercial products, mostly from California, including clothing, toys, hardware, furniture and interior decorating, electronics, automobiles, art, gardening, food and drink, jewelry, musical instruments, perfume, saddles, sporting goods, and travel merchandise. Stores include Broadway,...
Consists of a variety of commercial catalogs and other sales-related ephemera pertaining to California businesses, largely from San Francisco and the greater Bay Area, with significant portions from Sacramento and Los Angeles, and a smaller number from non-California businesses. Manufacturers'...
Autobiography and data concerning the Standard Soap Company. A letter from J.P. Cogswell, who started the enterprise, included. Material gathered for Hubert Howe Bancroft by George H. Morrison.
Views of various locations including San Francisco, Catalina Island, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Monterey, Calif.; Manitou, Colo.; Tampa, Fla.; Salt Lake City, Utah; and numerous views of Mexico. Includes photos of hotels, buildings, events and tourist attractions, as well...
The Commercial Studios photograph of Rosalie (built 1893; passenger vessel), 1893-1918, (SAFR 24852, P17-001) is comprised of a photograph of the Alameda built steamship ROSALIE underway. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for use.
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, financial records, and photographs, relating to efforts to provide relief to Poland during World War II. Also available on microfilm (52 reels).
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, accounts, pamphlets, bulletins, and photographs, relating to procurement of food and other supplies in the U.S. and their distribution in German-occupied Belgium and northern France during and immediately after World War I.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and photographs, relating to efforts to provide civilian relief to Belgium and Luxembourg during World War II.
This collection comprises serials, publications, reports, and correspondence related to the American Relief Administration and the Commission for Relief in Belgium [C.R.B.] Educational Foundation from 1920 to 1934.
The records of the Commission for the Establishment of Academic Content and Performance Standards (Academic Standards Commission or ASC) document the creation of recommended content and performance standards for California's public school system. This record group contains 9 cubic feet...
The collection consists of administrative records, legal records, correspondence, research and publicity materials, some financial records, and photographs of the commission at work and of the pioneer Jewish cemeteries (the photos date mainly from circa 1963 through 1995).
With holograph signatures: by the president, James Madison; secretary of state, Jas. Monroe. 1812.
Memoranda and correspondence, relating to the transfer of coal and railroad equipment from Germany to the Allied Powers.
Oath of allegiance, administered at Hillsborough, N.H., Nov. 4, 1799; Acceptance of the resignation of the above commission, June 5, 1801, signed J.T. Gilman, captain general.
Relates to forced labor in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Report made to the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
One framed photograph of the commissioners of the Commission on Agricultural Education, with biographical notes.
Correspondence, memos, notes, reports, and newsletters.
Cartoon, opposing normalization of Sino-American relations.
The records consist of meeting materials, correspondence, drafts of its report, questionnaires, records of interviews, statistical materials, affirmative action reports, and reports and publications used as background materials....
The Commission on the Bicentennial of the Constitution (the Commission), consisting of 23 members appointed by President Ronald Reagan, was charged with promoting and coordinating activities to commemorate the 200 year anniversary of the Constitution. This collection documents the...
The Commission on the Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC) Los Angeles Hearings Video Collection,, consists of approximately 26 hours of video testimonies, transcripts, and summaries from the 1981 Los Angeles public hearings of the Commission on the Wartime...
Part of a collection of certificates, diplomas, and similar documents, primarily from California.
Two printed forms filled in.
The papers include correspondence, memoranda, reports, meeting minutes, agendas, conference proceedings, financial records, and sound recordings related to efforts of the CCD-USA to promote international cooperation and to fundraising efforts. Includes some records of the International Committee for a Community...
Includes materials about the organization's efforts throughout the U.S. to affect policy relating to Franco in Spain. Also includes material relating to Northern California Committee members and activities. Correspondents in the collection include Frieda Wolff, Chairperson of the CDS; Milton...
Clippings and press releases relating to political, social, and economic conditions in China and Taiwan. Includes clippings from Chinese, Hong Kong and Chinese-language American newspapers, and press releases issued by Radio Free Asia. Collected by the Committee for a Free...
Early years and family in the Midwest, exposure to music, University of Iowa, and move to Berkeley; early years of the Committee for Arts and Lectures (CAL): first chairmen, committee members, performance locations; discusses William Popper, Baldwin Woods, Albert Elkus,...
The Committee for Arts and Lectures (CAL) was responsible for organizing arts events and lectures on the University of California, Davis campus. In 2002, the Mondavi Center for Performing Arts opened and the function of this group was transferred to...
The Committee for Contemporary Values (formerly the Committee for Non-Traditional Family Values) was a short-lived group formed in 1992 under the auspices of Roberta Achtenberg in response to Governor Wilson’s anticipated veto of AB 3825, a comprehensive piece of civil...
Press statements, seminar outline, correspondence, photographs, clippings, flyers, legal documents, notes and other material documenting the activities of the Committee for Homosexual Freedom (CHF) in San Francisco, 1969-1980, which protested employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. The collection...
This collection represents the political campaign files documenting the founding of the Santa Barbara California's Committee for Measures A and B and its successful work in gaining voter approval of parcel tax measures to benefit the elementary and secondary schools...
The Towers in the Watts area of Los Angeles, nine major sculptures of structural steel covered with mortar, were built by Simon Rodia. He called the towers "Nuestro Pueblo," and built them without the use of machine equipment or scaffolding....
The records of Committee for Support of International Trade Union Rights (CISTUR) document the history, political work and research of this San Francisco-based labor organization during the tenure of Executive Secretary Aubrey Grossman, from 1983-1995. CISTUR was dedicated to promoting...
The records of Committee for Support of International Trade Union Rights (CISTUR) document the history, political work and research of this San Francisco-based labor organization during the tenure of Executive Secretary Aubrey Grossman, from 1983-1995. CISTUR was dedicated to promoting...
Administrative records, articles of incorporation, correspondence, awards and recognitions, bumper stickers, event flyers, programs, photographs and other materials, 1966-1995, from the Committee for the Eradication of Syphilis (CES); as well as personal papers and photographs from CES founder, Vernon C....
Correspondence, conference proceedings, bulletins, press releases, financial records, booklets, sound recordings, and videotapes, relating to American foreign and domestic policy, the moral and intellectual climate in the Western world, relations between the United States and Europe and the Soviet Union,...
Minutes of meetings, reports, correspondence, press releases, position statements, legal briefs, notes, newspaper clippings, and printed matter.
This collection consists of documents of and related to the Committee of 4000, a non-profit political action group from Irvine, California. The Committee of 4000 was an organization founded by land leaseholders who disputed the terms of their leasing rights...
Speeches relating to the proposed admission of communist China to the United Nations.
Includes correspondence, films, financial reports, minutes, photographs, publicity materials....
Includes newspaper clippings, photographs, publicity materials....
Materials cataloging the history of the Committee of Women for Russian/American Dialogue (CWRAD), an organization founded in 1988 to promote communication and exchange with the women of Russia.
This collection contains membership files, retired files, and patient microfiche....
This collection includes administrative and financial materials pertaining to the work of the committee as well as files on individual events presented on campus. The Sam Hume correspondence contains both administrative and personal correspondence....
Collection contains newletters written by Martha Dreiblatt and includes typesigned notice from William Darrach, Chairman: "The Committee ... is discontinuing these monthly releases for the summer."...
Correspondence, minutes, reports, studies, memoranda, press releases, financial records, clippings, and other printed matter relating to American politics and foreign policy, Soviet-American relations, and American and Soviet defenses and military policy.
Consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence of the Northern California Chapter of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies (CDAAA), outgoing correspondence of Dr. Chauncey D. Leake, a member of the group, reports and minutes, policy statements and...
Anti-semitic propaganda cards.
Records, notes and correspondence documenting the successful pursuit of a gay and lesbian activities group of the Sierra Club in the San Francisco Bay Area during 1984 and 1985.
Committee to Minimize Toxic Waste records, BANC MSS 2010/147, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Correspondence, including letters of committee members Elizabeth Gatov, Elizabeth Heller, Gerald D. Marcus, Thomas N. Saunders and James F. Thacher; material relating to the speakers bureau, registration committees, special committees, etc.; Brown's calendar and itineraries; publicity material, including press releases...
Pamphlets, leaflets, and press releases, relating to leftist insurgency in El Salvador.
Conference Brochure, November 19-21
Contains early drafts of letters, original poetry, notes on the drama and for an article 'On the design and end of tragedy', a Dramatis Personae of Shakespeare's T̀he Tempest', and numerous extracts from other authors.
This commonplace book's unidentified author was a student at Oxford. Much of the small volume is filled with accounts and receipts; these include statements of the author's expenses, ranging from tutors and booksellers to tobacco and candles. It also includes...
Consists of letters written by Aubrey Commons to his parents while he was serving in the United States Air Force during World War II (1941-1946); photographs of Commons and his family, including images related to Commons' military service during World...
The Dorman L. Commons (1918-1987) Collection documents the activities of the California State Board of Education from 1962 through 1970. As a member of the California State Board of Education, Commons’ collection includes materials on California schools K-16, State...
Include letters from Eugen Neuhaus, Matthew I. Sullivan, William F. Cheney, Thomas W. Leland, Mason B. Starring, Joseph M. Gwinn, Wells Drury, Max Thelen, Harvey M. Toy, William Kent, William H. Waste, Earle A. Walcott, Edward Allen, Stuart R. Ward,...
Includes letters of the section's chairman, G.X. Wendling, and a paper read by Willis L. Jepson.
Incomplete file of minutes of the Board of Governors, and of membership, executive and luncheon program committees.
Minutes, correspondence, reports, studies, speech transcripts, membership and financial records, printed matter, and sound and videotape recordings relating to international, national, state and local public issues. Digital copies of select records also available at
Views of Commonwealth College in Mena, Ark. show buildings and grounds, some dormitory interiors, students during lectures, etc.
Comments on journalism background; Pat Brown's gubernatorial re-election campaigns, 1962 and 1966; work as State Director of Finance; reorganization of state government in the Brown administration; etc. Appended: copy of an article written for The Reporter.
Broadsides, flyers, and similar items printed by Chester Anderson's Communication Company reflect the public events, politics, social events, and general activities in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco. Many of the items bear the Underground Press Syndicate logo.
The City of Roseville created the Communications Division in March 2007 under the administration of the City Manager's Office in an effort to merge existing city public information resources such as print, internet, and video into one entity for the...
The collection includes management summary reports by Arnold Fishman, Webb Clason, Lin Gladstein, S. Shapiro, and S. Gower for 13 feature films, including DOWNHILL RACER (1969) and THE MOLLY MAGUIRES (1970). For an individual film the report may detail a...
Relates to communist regimes and communist movements throughout the world. Produced as a 38-part television series by the Research Institute on Communist Strategy and Propaganda at the University of Southern California and by television station KNXT, and hosted by Rodger...
The collection consists of reference photocopies of documents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) file on the Communist infiltration of the motion picture industry. The Bureau file number is 100-138754. Volumes 1 through 28 are represented. The chronological correspondence...
The collection reflects the activities and political sentiments of the Communist League of America (Opposition), the International Communist League, the League of Communist Internationalists, and the Workers Party of the United States. It comprises internal, information, and international bulletins.
Memoirs, investigation records, and judicial testimony and decrees relating to political dissidence and to prosecutions for political offenses in China.
Childhood in Chicago, involvement with the International Workers' and the Communist Party, the Spanish Civil War, service in World War II, political organizing in the United States, leaving the Communist Party, career in the trucking industry. With this: supporting documentation...
Transcripts of instructions from the Communist International and the Red International of Labor Unions to their Central European offices, 1921, relating to organization and activities; and photocopy of instructions from the Executive Committee of the Communist International to the Communist...
Relates to execution of civilians in Hué during the Têt offensive in 1968. Produced by the South Vietnamese army.
Circular letters, memoranda, speech, and notes, relating to factional disputes within the Communist Party of Canada over the future direction of the party. Includes some clippings from press coverage of the disputes. Photocopy.
Leaflet calling for wage increases for British dock workers and the immediate end of British participation in the war.
Relates to the communist movement in India. Published in The Communist, June-July 1949.
Pamphlets and leaflets, relating to political conditions, race relations, and the labor movement in South Africa, and to the South African role in World War II. Includes some material issued by other leftist South African organizations.
Pamphlets, leaflets, serial issues, convention resolutions and reports, and internal discussion material, relating to activities of the Communist Party and to its analysis of political conditions in the United States and world affairs. Includes transcripts and sound recordings of speeches,...
The collection documents the history, activities, and beliefs of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA), a communist political party in the United States between the years 1961-1991. It includes pamphlets published by Gus Hall, National Secretary of the CPUSA; National Convention...
Documents the organization's incorporation and activities including meetings and neighborhood actions, and publication of the through staff reports, agendas, petitions and flyers, communications with city officials, and photographs.
Family background; early work and volunteer experience; getting involved in the environmental justice movement; rise and fall of the National Toxics Campaign; effects of activism on family; work at UC Berkeley's Occupational Health Program; California Comparative Risk Project; current perspectives...
The Community Chest and Welfare Federation of Los Angeles Area records contains reports (both annual and research), minutes, by-laws, and other administrative materials that document the higher level functions of these non-profit organizations during formative phases of their history, the...
Board of directors meeting minutes, 1923 April-1925 Dec.; Annual Meeting: minutes, memos, notes, and treasurer's reports, 1930-1951 (30 folders); Silver Anniversary report, 1923-1948; 1942 campaign: true stories - thoughts for England, 1942; War Chest correspondence, 1942; War Chest bulletins -...
The California Community Colleges (CCC) records consist of eighteen cubic feet of textual records covering the period from 1959-1997, with the bulk of the record group dating from 1970-1980s. The collection is divided into two sub-groups: Chancellor's Office and Facilities...
The collection consists of administrative records, meeting minutes, memo logs, product logs, committee and council records, subject files, program files, and newsletters....
Also known as the Pearl Chase collection, focusing on Santa Barbara history in the 20th century. Included are papers relating to several hundred local organizations (especially pertaining to architecture, gardens, housing, land use, and planning), as well events such as...
Proposals and grantee reports.
This collection consists of several types of resources including clippings, history and events files, board minutes, Earth Day documents, administrative files as well as numerous photographs and audiovisual materials generated in the course of activities by the Community Environmental Council...
These papers consist of reports on community issues authored by Community Forum Task Forces or gathered by them for study. Report topics include: education, crime, city image, water issues, traffic patterns, refugee programs, and literacy. Also included are seminar reports,...
The Community Link, Capital Region (Sacramento, Calif.) records document the efforts of local agencies to make information and community resources accessible to citizens of the Greater Sacramento area. Over decades, the organization and its coalition members have worked to improve...
The Community Memory records are made up of material from 1974 to 2000, with the bulk from 1974 to 1991, that document the development and implementation of the first computer-based public bulletin board, Community Memory (CM), which was created and...
The document research conducted by Prof. Richard D. Jones and SDSU students. The collection includes reports on specific communities, questionnaires, maps, photographs, pamphlets, promotion brochures, newspaper clippings, correspondence, etc....
The document research conducted by Prof. Richard D. Jones and SDSU students. The collection includes reports on specific communities, questionnaires, maps, photographs, pamphlets, promotion brochures, newspaper clippings, correspondence, etc....
The UCI Community Outreach Partnership Center (COPC) was founded in 2001 and based in the School of Social Ecology. It served as a bridge between UCI and the surrounding community engaging in research, teaching, and outreach projects addressing community priorities...
This collection includes oversized photographs of students, faculty, and staff on the University of California, Irvine campus. Of particular interest are photographs from the 1964 construction site dedication, students in classrooms, 2009 tuition fee student protest, and portraits of Education...
The Community Planning Collection is made up of archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. It includes materials concerning the La Jolla Community Planning Association and other related...
The Community Playhouse Association of Pasadena was formed in 1917 to contribute to the cultural and educational life of the community. The Association included the Pasadena Playhouse (1925) and the Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts (1928). The collection consists...
Created in 1948, the Community Redeveloment Agency of the City of Los Angeles was dedicated to revitalizing, refurbishing, and renewing economically depressed areas of Los Angeles. As an independent agency, the CRA existed until the 2011 Budget Act, signed into...
Created in 1948, the Community Redeveloment Agency of the City of Los Angeles was dedicated to revitalizing, refurbishing, and renewing economically depressed areas of Los Angeles. As an independent agency, the CRA existed until the 2011 Budget Act, signed into...
The Community Service Organization History Project papers includes oral history interviews and other media as well as files from the CSO itself, especially pertaining to its Bakersfield Chapter, 1955-2002.
This collection contains meeting minutes, correspondence, and other administrative records of San Diego Community Service, a social service agency focused on recreational activities for children in the San Diego Community in the 1920s.
This collection documents the work of Community United Against Violence (CUAV), the nation’s first LGBTQQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning) anti-violence organization. The collection covers the years 1977 to 2005, and contains administrative records; board materials; correspondence; financial...
This collection consists of a small number of dance and theater programs, the 1985 magazine annual, two memorial Balanchine publications, Nora Kay memorial programs, and unsorted ephemera donated by William Como, editor-in-chief of magazine.
Contains by-laws, minutes of the trustees, a contact with Bennet Symons, and assessment of the capital stock and a sample report by the Nevada Metallurgical Works.
Electronic bulletins, circulars, appeals, speeches, press releases, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in the Comoros, and to the movement for Comorian independence.
Documents relating to the steamship company founded by Adolfo E. Cavaillon, with headquarters in Guadalajara. Included are a notary's statement and draft of statutes on formation of the company; a note concerning election of the company's board of directors; and...
99 b/w images, captions in English, of local inhabitants, desert, oases, wells, irrigation, early all-terrain vehicles, camels, caravans, tents, street scenes, markets,mosques, city gates, and ruins of southern Tunisia and Algeria, beginning with Tozeur, then el Oeud, Ferjane, Touggourt, Ouargla,...
Belgian medal, certificates and embroidery, relating to medical service during World War I.
The Companhia Geral da Agricultura das Vinhas do Alto Douro was established as a royal monopoly to regulate the manufacture and trade of port wine and to curb the encroachment of British influence on the Portuguese wine industry. The collection...
The Compañia Sud Americana de Vapores photographs, 1881-1920, (SAFR 24260, P92-109) are comprised of photographs of coastal passenger steamships owned by Compañia Sud Americana de Vapores, also known as the Chilean Line, of Valparaiso, Chile. The collection has been processed...
Selected documents concerning the organization and activities of limited companies interested in the North American West.
Selected documents concerning the organization and activities of limited Scottish companies interested in the North American West.
The Company Collection of Computing Manuals and Marketing Materials at the Computer History Museum is comprised of catalogs, correspondence, design drawings, manuals, program listings, promotional materials, specifications, technical notes and technical reports from a wide variety of computer-related companies and...
Two business letters from the firm of Crosby & Dibblee, dated May 15, 1855 and June 16, 1855, sent from San Francisco.
The Company Theatre records document the activities and history of the Company Theatre, an experimental, groundbreaking theater company founded in Los Angeles in 1967. Several USC students and graduates were among the Company Theatre's founding members, including Steven Kent and...
The records of Compass, a pacifist journal published at three different Civilian Public Service (CPS) camps during World War II. Compass was considered the Time Magazine of consciountious objectors. The collection documents the magazine's production under three different editors at...
The California State Railroad Museum Library has in its book collection a copy of the May 1904 edition (No. 31) of The Compendium of Passenger Rates and Divisions, Containing Information Regarding the Division Of Through Rates and Condensed Local Tariffs...
Study of the internment camps for Japanese-Americans established by the U.S. War Relocation Authority during World War II. Includes diagrams of buildings, layout of camps, and maps of the areas and regions surrounding the camps.
List of Mexican chiefs of state during the period 1824-1867, allegedly based on Manuel Rivera's history of Jalapa, but probably compiled from Volume II of his work on Los Gobernantes de México, Mexico City, 1873. Gives dates of each president's...
Collection of composer biographies....
The collection contains Music and business papers: programs, newspaper reviews, announcements, scrapbooks, agendas of meetings, reports, membership lists, financial statements, correspondence, etc....
Photocopy typescript, bibliographic cards, and research material for the , projected but never completed by W. Dorr Legg (1904-1994) and Wayne R. Dynes (1934-), and intended to supersede Vern L. Bullough, Barrett W. Elcano, W. Dorr Legg, and James Kepner,...
This small collection contains reports and planning documents issued by the Comprehensive Health Planning Council of Los Angeles County, either independently or in conjunction with other agencies, 1972-1976.
File of documents presented by José Sánchez y Espinosa, nephew of th6 deceased Dr. José de Torres y Vergara, Archdean of Mexico City Cathedral, and his son, the Count of Santa María de Guadalupe del Peñasco, as administrators of the...
The collection contains newspapers, periodicals, photographs, yearbooks, and other materials that provide insight into the history and community of Compton, CA.
The bulk of the collection is personal letters written by Bee Patrick Compton to Adam M. Compton during their courtship and early years of marriage. The rest of the correspondence deals with Adam’s ranching business.
The Compton Communicative Arts Academy (CCAA) Archive is a multi-year project to preserve and provide access to a collection of images of national significance that document African American art and culture, community-based art making, and art-based community making in Los...
The Compton Communicative Arts Academy (CCAA) archive preserves and documents a rare and visual narrative of postwar Black communities continuing efforts of representation in the greater Los Angeles from 1968-1985. The archives focal point is the Black Arts Movement and...
This collection contains 27 postcards featuring black-and-white images taken in Compton, California in 1933. Most of the images were taken in the aftermath of an earthquake that hit Long Beach, California that year. Images featured include the Young Hotel, Stockwell...
Consists of 30 stereographic prints taken during the years 1870 to 1890. Various photographers are represented, including William A. Bell, M. Dickson, Duhem Brothers, M.M. Hazeltine, William Henry Jackson, Andrew Price, Savage & Ottinger, J.C. Scripture and Charles Weitfle.
Photographs transferred to the Bancroft Pictorial Collections (BANC PIC 1978.178--PIC)
The Compton High School Time Capsule Collection includes information on the cornerstone, correspondence, city maps, pamphlets, school and club yearbooks, history on the city of Compton, school and city newspapers, information on the 1933 earthquake, and club and organization's list...
The collection includes newsclippings, histories, flyers, newsletters, minutes, correspondence, programs, yearbooks, municipal papers, and histories related to or about the city of Compton. Subjects include commerce, education, private residences, historic preservation, city anniversaries, and natural disasters.
Compton earned his A.B. in 1943 and his Ph.D. in physical science in 1949 from Stanford University. He joined the Stanford faculty in the Dept. of Geology in 1949 and was appointed full professor in 1962. His MANUAL OF FIELD...
Accounts, inventories, and receipts of George II and Spencer Compton.
I. (Ivy) Compton-Burnett (1884-1969) was an author who wrote over twenty novels. She received the James Tait Black memorial prize for (1955). The collection consists of manuscripts of four novels and one typescript by Compton-Burnett including , , and .
Collection contains photographic snapshots from the 40th Anniversary Commemoration of the Compton's Cafeteria Riots, along with a corresponding list of notable attendees including Susan Stryker, Victor Silverman, and Heather Fong.
Collection consists of materials relating to the U.S. military, the Vietnam conflict, and related topics. Subjects include the draft, recruiting, reserves, desertions, peace movements, War Resistance League, political activities of servicemen, atrocities, casualties, conscientious objectors, war resisters leaving the U.S....
Twenty-two lectures of a full-length course on computational linguistics presented at the 1987 Linguistic Institute held at Stanford University ....
The Computer Law Association records document the organization from 1982 to 2005. The CLA was created in 1971 to provide a forum for lawyers practicing or interested in computer and telecommunications law to network, share information, and discuss current legal...
The Computer Museum (TCM) records contain the remaining records of TCM from its inception in the early 1970s through the various stages of its life in Maynard, Massachusetts, Marlborough, Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts, and Moffett Field, and Mountain View, California in...
Records of the policy group Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR), consisting of correspondence, memoranda, newsletters, board minutes, publications, media, and other material. Finding aid contains folder listing only; collection has not been physically processed.
Alan Borning, professor of Computer Science at the University of Washington, addresses two main questions: could false alerts due to computer failure trigger nuclear war, and, if nucelar war should begin, could it be fought in a "limited" manner. A...
Record Series 433 contains the 1963-1978 correspondence of Gerald Estrin, Chair of UCLA's Computer Science Department.
Record Series 435 contains grant proposal progress reports and lab reports generated by UCLA's Computer Science Department. Other materials include correspondence and conference documentation.
Record Series 437 contains requests for comments regarding papers of the Network Working Group at UCLA's Computer Science Department. Included are comments 1-638.
Record Series 434 contains papers, abstracts, and reports generated by students of UCLA's Computer Science Department. Files regard the following classes: Engineering 214A, 224Z, 225A/B, and 298/225X.
Parents' background and effects of Holocaust; Judy Heumann's organizing in elementary school; summer at Haverstraw Rehab, 1965; summer at Camp Jened; years at Hofstra, 1970-74: PUSH, ABCD, and DIA boycott of President's Committee; riding the New York subway; move to...
Conference proceedings in print, audio, and video formats with related files kept by Judi Clark, organizer of the Computers, Freedom and Privacy conferences that were held during the early 1990s in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Comstock Club was organized in 1964 by nine Sacramento civic and community leaders who sought to preserve and strengthen the concepts and fundamentals of our democracy. They believed that this could be achieved by presenting, in a public forum,...
Hugh Comstock (1893-1950) was an unconventional builder and architect in Carmel, Calif. who built his first "fairytale cottage" in 1924. He built a number of whimsical houses in the Carmel area, and expanded to more traditional homes and commercial buildings...
This collection consists primarily of legal documents related to the economic and social history of late 19th century Virginia City, Nevada, with some materials showing economic connections between Virginia City and San Francisco, California, as well as inter-state relations between...
Contains materials from a marketing packet of Comstol Air Transit, Inc., offering air taxi services using short take-off and landing aircraft (STOL) to the Sierra Club and its members. Includes a cover letter signed by the chief pilot, Gerald E....
[CONAKRY, FRENCH GUINEA] DESCHACHT, A."Conakry" La Perle de l'A.O.F. [Conakry, French Guinea Photograph Album with Sixty-Nine Photographs]. Ca. 1915.
A collection of posters produced by Los Angeles-based artist Robbie Conal during the 1990s and early 2000s.
These documents all pertain to public lands in the central San Joaquin Valley. Virtually all of them represent holdings in eastern Stanislaus and Merced counties. Most date from the 1860s---the period of wheat cultivation and railroad expansion in that region....
This collection contains correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, conference materials and other administrative and publicity materials relating to the UCSF Kaposi's Sarcoma (K-S) Clinic, the AIDS epidemic, and AIDS research as pursued by Dr. Marcus Conant. Materials from the K-S (later...
Pamphlets, reprints, newsletters, clippings, reports, letters, and notes, relating to conditions in the Japanese relocation camps in the United States during World War II.
The collection contains technical reports and research files created and compiled by Rebecca Conard, founding partner of PHR Associates and, 1988-1993, sole proprietor.
Includes views of Tahoe region, Yosemite, Riverside, San Bernadino, Berkeley, Stanford, Shasta region, San Jose, Hotel Del Monte (Monterey Peninsula), and orchards.
Letters and postcards from Corporal Art Harm to Connie (Vernacaleen) Conaway (Haught). Although primarly love letters, the letters and postcards also contain details about Corporal Harm's basic training at Fort Murphy, Florida. The letters begin in May 1943 and end...
Comments on relationships of the Brandenstein and Arnstein families; growing up in San Francisco; Presidio Open Air School; marriage to James D. Hart; role as faculty wife, University of California, Berkeley; loyalty oath controversy; working with Berkeley Community YWCA; interest...
Position papers, correspondence, financial reports, planning papers, press releases and other materials relating to Concerned Americans for Individual Rights (CAIR), an organization of moderate to conservative gay and lesbian members of the Republican party formed by Bruce Decker to work...
Contains nine mimeographed or mechanically reproduced letters, press releases, and internal memos documenting the Concerned Market Street Merchants organization, proposals, and activities. Includes four photographs (as well as two duplicate photographs) depicting homeless persons sleeping on or near Market Street,...
The Concessions Management Records collection contains administrative files created and compiled by the Concessions Management Office of Yosemite National Park between 1968 and 2008. The Office’s interactions with Yosemite concessioners, concession facilities, products, and services between 1978 and 1992 account...
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
The box contains three photograph albums from the Concord Camera Club, including photos and newspaper clippings about the club, its inception in 1950, its activities and its members. Scans of all the photographs also were provided to CCCHS. The club...
Manuscript minutes of the club, some typed sheets attached. Also bylaws of the Concordia Building Association of Los Angeles (1901) and minutes of the association (May 1 to November 19, 1901).
Program for "Mystery of a Misfit Monarch," (1897) which includes a listing of the play's cast (i.e. club members) and a copy of photograph of the club; clippings relating to a fire in 1982 that destroyed the Concordia-Argonaut Club, the...
The manuscript collection contains copies of brochures, catalogs, conference guides, exhibit notices, flyers, lists, posters, programs, and prospectuses, mainly European, collected by Scottish poet Ian Hamilton Finlay, founder of Wild Hawthorn Press. This is part of a larger collection of...
This collection documents the railroad research and writing career of Jesse "Jay" Conde, a noted railroad photographer and author who focused on Hawaiian railroads.
The collection consists of theatre playbills and programs collected and compiled into six scrapbooks by Newcomb and Grace Condee.
Robert Asa Condee (1875-1930) served as the President of the California State Agricultural Society from 1925-1930. This small collection contains Condee's incoming and outgoing correspondence, the majority of which deals with Condee's work for the State Agricultural Society.
Charles Conder (1868-1909) was born in London. He studied painting in Sydney, Melbourne and Paris. He specialized in portrait and landscape painting. The collection consists of letters to Conder and to his wife from English and French personnages of the...
The Ira J. Condit papers contain scrapbooks, notes, correspondence, photographs and articles written by Ira J. Condit, an American horticulturist who studied subtropical fruits including the fig, olive, and avocado. Includes meeting minutes from the Citrus Experiment Station (1915-1929) as...
Correspondence and related papers reflecting his career as professor, University of California, and as economist with the League of Nations, Carnegie Endowment and other institutions; manuscripts of books, articles and lectures; a few personal papers and diaries.
Correspondence (personal and professional); manuscripts of his autobiography and other writings, speeches, and lecture notes; correspondence and subject files relating to his work with Stanford Research Institute; Subject files; clippings, and miscellaneous personal papers concerning his life and activities with...
Speeches and writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to various aspects of world economic conditions, especially international trade, the history of the development of world commerce, and the economic development of Australia, New Zealand and the entire Pacific basin region....
This collection contains videotapes relating to dance, created by Alice Condodina.
Writings, correspondence, notes, and printed matter relating to the American Catholic priest and political activist Charles E. Coughlin. Includes the typescript dissertation by Condon, "The Politics of the Social Justice Movement"; collected research material; and published writings by Coughlin.
Family background and education: undergraduate, University of Wisconsin, Madison; graduate student, California Institute of Technology, 1975-1980; postdoctoral fellow in neurosciences, Columbia, 1981-1982; faculty member at Stanford, 1982-2000: assistant professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences; Dept. of Molecular and Cellular Physiology and...
Growing up in France, 1927-1949; the beginnings of a career in South America, 1950-1959; settling in San Francisco, 1960; the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, 1971-1988, and conducting assignments in San Francisco in the 1970s and 1980s. Includes reminiscences on...
A collection of 92 manuscripts relating to the Italian cities of Genoa and Recco. Housed in a contemporary vellum portfolio.
Collection reflects student life at Stanford University and consists largely of photographs, including many cyanotypes; other materials include Elizabeth Cone's study cards, the constitution of the Saturday Night Club of Stanford University (women's debating club), programs, invitations, posters, and newspapers....
Joseph J. Coney collection (HDC 1742, SAFR 24677) complements the first Coney collection by the same name (HDC 1339 SAFR 21690 SAFR-01123). This second collection contains further materials of Coney's business dealings, as well as several photographs and negatives of...
1 letter (TLS), from the Secretary of the Navy to C. E. Harrington of New York, re capture of the Confederate blockade runner "Florida" by the "U.S.S. Pursuit" during the Civil War, on 6 Apr. 1862. Department of the Navy,...
One Confederate broadside, "To the People of Western Virginia," issued by Maj. Gen. [William Wing] Loring, noting recent victories at Fayette C. H., Cotton Hill, and Charleston, imposing martial law, and calling upon citizens to join the Confederate army. The...
Printed engraving, portraits of Jefferson Davis and other Confederate leaders, 1864.
CSA Civil War era documents pertaining to various regiments and units of government, acquired from multiple sources.
Includes documents, correspondence, currency and photographs.
$20 bill.
Etching by Charles B. Hall, 1897. [Oversize boxed].
Includes individual and composite engravings. [Oversize boxed].
Ten Confederate Civil War documents (ADS), vouchers re payments made for stage passage, wagon teams, Negro wages, ship 'Alonzo Child' dismantling, Confederate service, food delivered, and other. Vaughans Station and Yazoo City, Mississippi, Jan.-Feb.1863....
The collection consists of a bond issued by the Confederacy during the Civil War. The bond, issued on May 1 1861, is in the amount of 100 dollars and has 16 coupons attached.
Printed bond with handwritten additions, in the amount of $5000, signed by Robert Tyler, Register of the Treasury. Richmond, Oct. 1, 1862.
Eleven Confederate States of America Civil War items, mostly tax forms, assessments, and receipts from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia, 1862-1864. Included are 'Tax in Kind' forms for tobacco and agricultural products....
Twelve Civil War era lithographs, "approved by the War Department."
This collection consists of two series that document the history of the Confederation of La Raza Organizations within Santa Barbara. It is mostly comprised of newsletters, publications, action plans, announcements, and correspondence from the organization.
Bulletins, press releases, minutes of meetings, agenda, rosters of participants, texts of the treaty, protocols, and statements of delegates.
Verbatim report of the second plenary session, July 14, 1927, with declarations by the American and Japanese delegations.
This collection documents in only a partial manner the activities of the Conference, which was held annually for 7 years in East Lansing, Michigan, to promote scholarship and teaching of contemporary literature and was attended by several prominent founding UCI...
The Conference of California Historical Societies contains records and correspondence related to its founding, early years, membership, the publication of the , and the organization of annual conferences. ...
A conference on Indigenous American education was held in March 1967, at Stanislaus State College. Participants included administrators, teachers from representative schools with a high proportion of Indigenous American students, anthropologists, social scientists, and Indigenous Americans from tribes throughout California....
Sound recordings, relating to American relations with Asia.
Sound recordings and video tape of proceedings, transcripts of conference papers, photographs of conference participants, and printed matter relating to Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe broadcasting to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Conference sponsored by the Hoover Institution...
Relates to post-war prospects for the League of Nations.
Sound recordings of addresses and discussion relating to national health insurance in various countries and health policy issues in the United States, especially the respective roles of government and the private sector. Use copies of all sound recordings in this...
Depicts delegates to the conference.
Sound recordings of proceedings regarding education for peace.
Proceedings of the 274th-276th and 278th-279th sessions, March 21-23 and 27-28, 1961, relating to proposals for a nuclear test ban treaty.
Relates to the interdisciplinary study of the formation of large-scale political communities.
The Conference Press was spontaneously formed in the 1930s when three UCLA students visited William Saroyan at a Hollywood film studio. In 1936, the Press published Saroyan's , a collection of short stories. One of the stories, The Man With...
Relates to the attitude of European socialists toward World War I. Photocopy.
Mitterand visited Stanford's Center for Integrated Systems on March 26, 1984 and spoke with academic researchers, capitalists, and industry representatives concerning high technology research and industry. Participants included Donald Kennedy, Stanford's President; Paul Berg, Edward Feigenbaum, James Gibbons, and James...
Includes courses on fire prevention, law enforcement and racial and cultural tensions, police planning, supervision of police personnel, traffic court, training for probation and parole staff. Some files include texts of lectures given and photographs.
This collection contains programs, flyers, and posters for a number of conferences that were held on the UC Davis campus from 1909-2016.
Report, entitled Notes on Proposed Post-War Reconstruction Programs (1944), and a letter, February 20, 1943, to Fermin Caram, refusing an appeal to surrender to the Japanese occupation authorities.
Interview with George Kistiakowsky, science adviser to President Dwight D. Eisenhower (1959-1961), relating to the development of American nuclear weapons policy and the history of the nuclear arms race. Interview conducted by Carl Sagan and broadcast on the television program...
Bound portfolio volume with large imperial wax seal attached with cord, containing signed official documents conferring a title of nobility upon Carl Ochs von Tillwerth. Also includes 1 folder of other handwritten documents related to his military career.
Collection contains printed notification to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors of bond issue by the Central Pacific Railroad Company signed by Leland Stanford and dated Sep. 22, 1864; official verification that the attached order providing for issue of bonds...
Relates to conflict in Northern Ireland from 1969 to 1989. Sponsored by the Centre for Conflict Studies at the University of New Brunswick.
Marchers, police on the streets of downtown Oakland; sit-in at the induction center protesting the draft.
Discusses the complexities of arms control. Divided into eight segments, explores the historical, political, and military contexts of nuclear weapons and arms control issues such as deterrence, the morality of nuclear weapons, the implications for arms control of new technologies,...
Contains records of the society, including bylaws, correspondence, minutes of meetings, and voting records for officers, as well as financial records, including fund-raising documents and records of donations and ticket sales, income and disbursements, bills, receipts, and bank statements. Many...
The Theodore G. and Eleanor S. Congdon Maritime Collection contains 190 items that pertain to commercial, naval, and recreational maritime-related activities primarily in the United States and the United Kingdom. Materials date from approximately 1700 to 1990, with the bulk...
The Theodore G. and Eleanor S. Congdon Maritime Collection contains 190 items that pertain to commercial, naval, and recreational maritime-related activities primarily in the United States and the United Kingdom. Materials date from approximately 1700 to 1990, with the bulk...
Correspondence and clippings, relating primarily to grand strategy during World War I and to effects of the war on American commerce and finance. Consists mainly of correspondence between A. L. Conger and his brother, Kenyon B. Conger, in 1914. Photocopy.
Ten pocket diaries dating from 1891 to 1909, documenting the daily life of Mary Estella Perrigo Conger (1858-1918), of upstate New York.
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in the Congo (Brazzaville).
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, bulletins, serial issues, speeches, leaflets, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Minutes of the congregation (1972-1984); by-laws; reports; materials relating to its religious school; fliers and brochures; and lists of the congregation's officers and members; together with a report from the Congregation's Committee on Affiliation (1972), which examined the possibilities of...
The bulk of the collection consists of copies of clippings, including biographies of congregants and rabbis, congregation activities, and stories related to the ground breaking ceremony at the Carmel location. In addition, the collection also contains a 25th anniversary booklet...
This collection consists of documents from Congregation Beth Israel related to their land purchases and projects.
Correspondence; minutes (1909-1930); bulletins; membership lists; financial records; programs; photographs; newspaper clippings, a handwritten minute book (1940-1943); and a history of the early years of the First Hebrew Congregation and the Berkeley Hebrew Center.
This collection documents over 100 years of Congregation Beth Israel's history from shortly after its founding. It is divided into six series: Corporate, Administrative, and Financial; Congregational Materials; Marriage Licenses; Salem Cemetery; Cornerstone; and Photographs.
The contents of the collections consist of documents, records, newsletters, minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, financial records regarding the congregation, from 1962 to 1998 with the majority being from the 1970's – 1990's....
The collection contains the congregation's constitution and by-laws from 1857; minutes; correspondence; photographs; a ketubah from 1859 of Louis Feder and Sophia Hirsch; commemorative books; and a letter from Sir Moses Montefiore (1859) to Moses Hyman that expresses Montefiore's appreciation...
The collection contains by-laws, correspondence, membership lists, a contract with the congregation's Rabbi Morris Schwartz, memorial materials, photographs, rubbings from a bronze plaque that was in the last synagogue building, and two posters for visiting Cantor Ben-Menachim's high holiday services...
The collection consists of financial materials and some minutes of the congregation. It also contains some financial materials from the Jewish Women's Helping Hand Society and the Portland Hebrew Sick Benefit Association.
The collection contains a single, undated volume that has both a birth register and Yahrzeit register, as well as an award plaque and copies of the congregation's newsletter, "The Chronicle."
The collection consists of the records of San Francisco's Congregation Sherith Israel from circa 1851 to 2003. Included are administrative records; correspondence; financial records; building and property records; cemetery records; membership records; religious school records; confirmation and bar/bat mitzvah records;...
The Congregational Church Papers brings together records from a number of Southern California Congregational Church organizations. The earliest records include those of the Congregational Ministerial Union of Los Angeles and vicinity, 1908-1934; Woman's Home Missionary Union of Southern California, 1888-1925;...
Letters to the American Home Missionary Society from ministers on their way to Oregon and in the Islands. Letters from: George H. Atkinson, Elias Bond, William P. Alexander, Samuel C. Damon, Charles S. Kittredge, and others.
Reports from Congregational ministers in Oregon to the American Home Missionary Society.
Reports from Congregational ministers in Washington to the American Home Missionary Society.
Concerning his position as special assistant to the chief of the Service in handling the agency's relations with Congress, other agencies and the timber industry, and in program planning. Photographs and copies of documentary material included.
Protocols of meetings and report, relating to the reorganization of the Romanian principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia.
The Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) San Francisco Chapter Papers (1964-1965, 1969; circa 1960s; undated) contains documents mostly related to activities of the San Francisco Chapter of CORE. A majority of the documents are in regards to an agreement between...
Minutes, correspondence, press releases, writings, reports, lists, printed matter, and audiovisual material relating to Russian émigré affairs and to United States relations with the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.
This is the most significant archive extant of manuscript materials by and about the prolific English inventor and technologist William Congreve and his family.
Collection consists of film reels, audiotape reels, and audiocassettes relating primarily to the Warm Springs Dam on Dry Creek and the New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River. Many of the film reels contain footage that appears to have been...
Letters, clippings, and photographs, relating to activities of the 67th Coast Artillery Company in France.
The collection consists of primarily published and unpublished reports, prepared by Conkling in his capacity as a consultant in Los Angeles, California, pertaining to water resources development in Southern California.
Research materials, including manuscripts and photographs, used by Roscoe P. and Margaret B. Conkling for their book "The Butterfield Overland Mail, 1857- 1869; Its Organization and Operation over the Southern Route to 1861; Subsequently over the Central Route to 1866;...
John Conley was a scholar, educator, short story writer, poet, and translator. He was a student of Yvor Winters and remained a lifelong friend of Winters and his wife, Janet Lewis. As a student at Stanford, he met and became...
This collection includes production stills, costuming notes, and costume illustrations from various film projects worked on by American costume designer Renié.
This collection contains materials related to progressive activist Steve Conley (1950-2009). Conley was a Vietnam veteran, writer, director, media and radio producer, DJ, poet, teacher, journalist, community organizer, percussionist and performing artist.
The documents produced and collected by the Conlin family relate to every aspect of middle class life in Columbia in the 19th century. The largest grouping of materials in the collection relate to the Conlin family’s business and financial records....
Correspondence with scientists with whom Conn collaborated, grant applications to the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) that funded his research, and reprints of his publications.
Consists of material related to Peter Conn and Homer & Associates' work in computer-generated animation, graphics, and motion capture technology.
This collection consists of photographs that Philip Conneally, S.J., collected.
1 holographic document, State of Connecticut to Barlow & Babcock for printing costs, 1785.
Four Civil War documents (ADS): Circulars re various matters such as wearing uniforms when off duty, 1865.
This collection comprises three Connecticut Colony land deeds dated 18 September 1745, 16 February 1751, and 15 April 1771.
[Winchester, VA]. Civil War regimental newspaper, vol. 1, no. 2, 22 Mar. 1862.
Collection of 84 handwritten life insurance policy application letters, with integral stampless address leaves, dated January 5, 1849 to January 14, 1852. Most letters were written by agents of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company to company Secretary (later President)...
Film on the collaboration between researchers at Stanford and the Stanford Office of Technology Licensing to patent their new technologies. Includes interviews with Dr. Stanley N. Cohen on DNA recombinant technology; Prof. Walter Murray on MINOS optimization software and its...
This collection of papers includes the Connell's 1910 manuscript The Apache Past and Present, a manuscript for article "Geronimo the bad, a rank quitter," a clipping of a 1932 article from entitled "To the Gallows Went Jose," and a clipping...
Collection consists primarily of original pencil drawings and comic strip proof sheets for daily and Sunday newspaper comic strips. Also includes original comic book tissue drawings and finished ink comic book art work. Features various cartoon characters including Mickey Mouse,...
Manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, ephemera, and audiovisual material, documenting the life and career of American author Evan Shelby Connell (1924-2013).
Research data, field notes, writings, correspondence, and other related materials regarding Joseph Connell's ecological research. The papers collected here mostly focuses on Connell's work with tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and marine intertidal communities.
This collection documents the career of Margaret Connell, a public servant in Santa Barbara County who held roles on the Santa Barbara School Board, with Planned Parenthood of Santa Barbara, the Goleta City Council, and as the first Mayor of...
The collection contains approximately 15,000 negatives and prints along with individual periodicals, personal notes, technical photographic books, manuscripts, and photographic equipment. Will Connell (son of the photographer) donated the body of work to the UCR/California Museum of Photography in 1990....
Will Connell (1898-1961) was a self-taught photographer. He opened a studio in downtown Los Angeles in 1925 and became a member of the Camera Pictorialists. He taught at Art Center College in Pasadena from 1931 until his death. His work...
This collection contains 408 color slides from Will Connell, photographer. Photographs include primarily landscape and architectural images from the United States and Germany.
Lloyd George Connelly Jr., (D) was a State Assembly Member, 1983-1992. The Lloyd Connelly Papers consists of 21.5 cubic feet of textual records reflecting Connelly's legislative activity during his time as member of the California State Assembly.
Collection consists of correspondence, ephemera, and photographs relating to the Los Angeles labor movement and activities during the 1940s and 1950s. Includes files on 1948 national CIO convention, Henry Wallace third party movement, Mexican and South American labor, U.S. motors...
The Bruce Conner papers, 1940s - 2010, form a voluminous, comprehensive overview of Conner's life as a visual artist and filmmaker spanning the length of his celebrated career. The papers include correspondence with individuals, galleries and museums, announcements, programs, articles,...
Contains portraits, snapshots and professional photographs documenting the life, activities and artwork of Bruce Conner.
This collection contains 62 daily diaries of Casper Martin Connery, a civil engineer who worked on Navy and Marine projects during World War I and World War II, as well as 12 travel journals and assorted family papers of Casper...
The collection consists of two copies of a publication of D. E. Conner's account of the Walker Expedition in Arizona and typed copies of three letters to a Miss Hall in 1910.
This collection consists of a leather vest from the Ramrod bar, a Warlocks t-shirt and long sleeve shirt, and a wheat-colored denim vest with a Warlocks overlay. The denim vest was owned by Jim Conner's longtime partner, Don Penniman (1934-1991),...
This collection consists of 705 Kodachrome slides taken by Palmer Conner (1900-1975) depicting downtown Los Angeles between 1954 and 1972. The bulk of the images in this collection were taken during the years of the Bunker Hill Redevelopment Project that...
The Connexxus/Centro de Mujeres Collection contains the administrative records of Connexxus / Centro de Mujeres, one of the first Los Angeles non-profit organizations that catered and provided services to lesbians.
The Mike Connolly collection compiled by Val Holley spans the years circa 1936-1967 (bulk 1950s-1960s) and encompasses 5 linear feet. The collection consists of research material compiled by Holley for his book on Mike Connolly. There are clippings; correspondence, including...
The Myles Connolly Papers contain real estate records of Myles Connolly and his wife, Agnes Bevington Connolly. All of the properties in the collection are in Malibu, California.
This collection contains correspondence and picture postcards from Sgt. W.B. Connor, AEF, to his friend Harry during the First World War.
This collection contains family papers of the Connors and O’Neill families, who were active in Old Town San Diego in the mid-1800s to early 1900s.
This collection consists of television scripts for shows and series featuring actor Chuck Connors (1921-1992); scrapbooks of clippings and publicity materials; awards and plaques; instrumental score for The Rifleman; and political files pertaining to Richard Nixon.
This collection contains one letter written to Ebenezer Conover from his brother during the Civil War.
An epic in 31 cantos of 10 octaves each by a member of the Dominican Convent of Rosario in Guadalajara, describing the Spanish conquest of Jalisco and also the founding and development of Guadalajara, during the period 1530-1547. There are...
The collection contains a typescript autobiography, with photographs, of Albert G. Conrad, professor of electrical engineering and the first dean of the College of Engineering at UCSB (1961-1970). Conrad previously was professor and chair of electrical engineering at Yale University...
Photographs, a transcript, typescripts, clippings, and promotional flyers and pamphlets documenting the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities in Hungary, Poland and Serbia, 1991-2005, collected by San Francisco gay activist, Douglas Conrad. The collection includes documents from Shades of Red...
The papers include an eight-volume manuscript history of Dutch waterworks, 860-1837, written by Frederik Willem son (1800-1869), together with a two-volume manuscript index written by Frederik Willem's nephew, J.F.W. Conrad, listing the contents of his Waterways Library - a collection...
This collection contains the professional and personal papers of Paul Conrad (1924-2010), chief editorial cartoonist for the Los Angeles Times from 1964 to 1993. Includes original cartoons, rough sketches, correspondence, book, speech and lawsuit files, photographs, ephemera and tear sheets.
Papers and audio recordings of translator Robert Conrad document linguistic research on languages of Papua New Guinea, including Mufian, Mountain Arapesh and other closely related Arapesh dialects, as well as research on the May River Iwam language.
The J. Lloyd Conrich collection includes architectural drawings and photographs primarily documenting Conrich's own architectural work. The collection also contains some magazine and newspaper clippings, various post cards, and handmade greeting cards.
Robert S. Conrich was the host at the first meeting of the West Hollywood Incorporation Committee in August 1983, and he volunteered to work temporarily at City Hall after Hollywood achieved cityhood. He was the author of a weekly column...
The Robert S. Conrich postcard collection, circa 1900-1940, (SAFR 24432, P95-040) is comprised of postcards mainly of various Pacific Coast maritime scenes. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for use.
A collection of brochures, newsletters, political questionnaires, pamphlets, position papers, and other material published by a variety of American organizations from throughout the country supporting citizens who claim the right to refuse to perform military service on the grounds of...
This collection contains material associated with conscientious objectors who were part of the Civilian Public Service (CPS) as well as in non-combatant roles during World War Two; and part of 1-W Service during the Korean War, as well as material...
Includes materials such as government records, correspondence, reports, orders, battle plans, and lists; all relating to military and political aspects of a rebellion in the Kwilu region of the Congo in 1964. Materials were collected and organized by Herbert F....
An account of her association with Junior League, State Relief Administration, League of Women Voters and Farm Bureau Federation, and her political career as member of Board of Supervisors, Santa Cruz Co., 1956-62. Comments also on her uncle, Herbert Hoover,...
Discussion of interest in preserving California historical landmarks and work with State Park Commission; review of political career in state assembly and senate and as U.S. congressman. Included also: interviewer's correspondence with Knowland, Drury and state archivist; chronology and legislative...
Includes correspondence, memoranda, reports and promotional literature concerning Redwood National Park, Point Reyes National Park and the Rancho Montana de Oro.
The California Conservation Corps was created in 1976, in order to further the development and maintenance of the natural resources and environment of the State, and to provide the young men and women of the State meaningful, productive employment. The...
Photographs show San Francisco Bay Area scenery. Some are of Butano Forest, showing Dorothy Erskine acting as chair of "Save the Butano Forest Citizens' Committee of San Francisco." Other photos show views of and from Billy Goat Hill in San...
Includes examination report, 2003, and treatment report, 2005; black and white photographs and color slides before, during and after treatment, 2005; and digital files of images and reports.
The origin, donor, and date of this small collection are unknown. The issues of Evolve were published by a group of students at San Diego State College, but the publication was eventually removed as a student activity.
Relates to the history of the British Conservative Party.
Campaign mail and political publications.
Comments on working with Republican women's groups; positions held in the party; campaigns; and the 1976 national Republican convention. Copy of photograph inserted.
This collection includes correspondence, reports and ephemera of the Conservative Water Company in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, dating from 1900-1967. Many of the letters deal with the company’s public health, financial, and legal issues.
An account of her association with Junior League, State Relief Administration, League of Women Voters and Farm Bureau Federation, and her political career as member of Board of Supervisors, Santa Cruz Co., 1956-62. Comments also on her uncle, Herbert Hoover,...
“The Consolidated News” was a newsletter that was published weekly during World War II. The majority of the newsletters in this collection are from the San Diego Division, and most of the newsletters are bound together in four hard...
This collection contains correspondence, business papers, ledger books, maps and reports of the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company of Virginia City, Nevada, dating from 1876-1955. The materials document mines and mineral resources in Nevada; the Comstock Lode and other mines, and...
The entire collection is Consolidator magazine newsletters. It is organized by date, starting from October 1936 and ending in April 1942.
Portfolio of limited edition art prints by Alexander Calder, Larry Poons, Jack Beal, Romare Bearden, Leon Golub, Nancy Spero, Robert Morris, Peter Saul, Raphael Soyer, Frank Stella, Claes Oldenburg, Bridget Riley, and Sol Lewitt.
One note (AN), "With the author's compliments & sincere respect," to poet, novelist, and literary critic Andrew Lang, [ca. 1911]. Found in Constance Mary Pott's Francis Bacon and His Secret Society (London 1911). Alpha list.
The Constance Reid research materials on Jerzy Neyman comprise correspondence, notebooks, research notes, and interviews that Reid either gathered or conducted in support of research on her book, "Neyman--from life," published in 1982 about the Polish-American mathematician and statistician Jerzy...
Scrapbooks, 1913-1920 (3 v.); European travel diaries, 1925-1930 (5 v.); diaries, 1913-1935 (15 v.).
This collection contains three correspondence from SSgt D.F. Constantine, USA, to his wife Virginia A. Constantine during the Second World War.
Correspondence, diaries, minutes, radio broadcast transcripts, memoranda, and phonotapes, relating to communism in Romania, Romanian émigré politics, the Assembly of Captive European Nations, and Radio Free Europe.
Book collector John M. Constantinoff was probably an employee of the Russian embassy in Brussels and later lived in New York and Hollywood. His collection of about 3,000 Russian books came to Stanford in 1987. Collection consists of records, primarily...
A collection of documents relating primarily to the Franciscan order in America and comprising copies of the Constituciones of the Colegio, March 1, 1756, revised from the 1702 text; briefs of Pope Innocent XI, May 11 and October 16, 1686,...
Primarily minutes of their meetings, copies of their constitution and its changes; minutes in later years included newspaper clippings reporting contents of their meetings, printed copies of papers read, correspondence, etc.; topics covered at these meetings included discussions of specific...
1 volume containing the constitution, by-laws, and minutes of the Nevada County Woman's Suffrage Association....
The records of the California Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) consist of 2.5 cubic feet of textual and audiovisual records reflecting the Commission's study of its assigned subject areas of public education, budget process, accountability, and local government. Chapter 1243 (Statutes...
Pamphlets bound together by the library alphabetically by tribe into 6 volumes as follows: v. 1-5, 1935-1951; v. 6, 1943-1966.
Photographs of colonial architecture in Mexico along the route; many taken in Cuernavaca, Temixco, Taxco, and various smaller towns.
Unidentified photos, presumably of ore processing plant construction on steep hillside near inlet of water; in some views a town is visible on flat land near water, with steep mountain opposite. Includes interior and exterior views featuring buildings, machinery, workers,...
Photographs show various stages of dam construction.
This album consists of professional Southern Pacific photographs of the construction of the diesel locomotive facility at the Los Angeles Taylor yards.
Photographs show the construction of the tunnel linking Oakland and the island of Alameda, California.
Photograph album shows construction of Sacramento, California's "I" Street Bridge.
Photographs document numerous stages of construction of the office building of an unidentified African American physician in Oakland, Calif. Some photographs depict the temporary office of Oakland architect George E. Ellinger adjacent to the construction site. Also includes photographs depicting...
Photographs document the construction process of the interchange of United States Highways 92 and 101 in San Mateo, California. Photographs depict planning diagrams, highway models, pre-construction views, a groundbreaking ceremony, construction scenes, and views of the area after completion of...
Includes construction of bridges in Dimond [sic] Can[y]on, Hayward, Calif., the Exchequer Reservoir, Donner Summit, and Hunter's Point. Also includes 3 loose copy photographs (and 1 p. text) documenting the creation of Treasure Island, in the San Francisco Bay.
Photographs include general views of the site before the exposition, manufacture of statuary, large scale landscaping, architectural details showing construction of various elements, individual buildings, electrical control rooms, the telephone system (including "telephone girls"), and related views.
Contains construction views of the Pardee Dam along the Mokelunme River drainage showing the area before the reservoir was built (including the Lancha Planta dredge fields), construction process, the Pardee work camps, and the flood of 1928. Also includes construction...
Contains construction views of the Pardee Dam along the Mokelunme River.
Includes South of Market district street scenes, especially around First Street, track laying for street cars, and constuction of the Transbay Transit Terminal.
Contains photo-report showing construction progress of the Alcan (Alaska) Highway, from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, north. Views of Alaskan and Yukon Territory scenery, especially along the White River and Whitehorse area; vegetation; the Utah Construction Company camps and workers; road building...
Photographs documenting construction of an office building for the Ford J. Twaits Company, Construction Engineers, at corner of Maryland and Boylston Streets, Los Angeles, between August and November of 1941. According to photograph captions, the architect of the building was...
Eight views of the Grand Coulee Dam (Washington state) under construction. Two photographs show the Bonneville Dam from an elevated perspective.
The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge construction photographs were taken between 1931 and 1936. The photographers are unknown. The photographs show all stages of construction of the bridge, its components, and the on and off ramps. All facets of construction are...
This collection contains black and white photographic prints of the University of California, Irvine campus buildings under construction. A typed index for photos taken from November 3, 1964 through September 7, 1965 is also included.
Collection consists of a bound scrapbook of reports and other materials, titled Alguns Factos da Politica Interna da Republica Cubana, written by the Portuguese consul-general Euclides Goulart da Costa.
Relates to Central American public opinion on political, social, economic and international issues.
The records of the California State Board of Medical Examiners consist of 1,678 files folders and 177 volumes of textual material that reveal the history, policies and functions of the Board from 1876-1978, as well as information about the medical...
The Cemetery Board was created by Chapter 1487, of 1949, which added Chapter 19 to Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code 9600 et seq. The records of the Cemetery Board consist of 4 cubic feet of textual materials...
The records of the Contractors' State License Board (CSLB) contain 29.5 cubic feet of textual records spanning the years from 1929 to 1988. The records document the Board's work to protect consumers by licensing and regulating contractors.
The records of the Board of Pharmacy contain 20.5 cubic feet and 58 volumes of textual records spanning the years from 1894 to 1998. The records document the Board's work to protect consumers by licensing and regulating those responsible...
The State Athletic Commission was created by an initiative measure submitted to and approved by the people of California on November 4, 1924. The records of the State Athletic Commission consist of 30.5 cubic feet of textual materials dating from...
Munutes, 1980-83, 1986-87, 1989-91; business and management repor5s, 1977-87.
Views show grocery stores, consumers, office groups, celebrations, and other scenes related to the Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley.
The records of the Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley, Inc. cover the years 1939-1991. The earliest efforts of its constituency are recorded in the handwritten minutes of the Co-op Unit Council that convened on May 1, 1939. The best perspective on...
Disbound printed documents, first and second parts, 4 pp. Stamp of Bibliateca Particular. Cordoba (Spain), [ca. 1700s]. Transferred from uncat Special., 10/2/09 Acquired 1969. Alpha list.
The collection consists of a selection of nearly 6000 issues from approximately 750 titles arranged into three basic components by publisher: DC Comics (268 titles); Marvel Comics (224 titles); and other publishers (280 titles from 72 publishers). Publication dates are...
This collection consists of 383 screenplays produced by various writers and production companies for the U.S. film industry between 1990 and 1997. It is distinct from the previously individually cataloged screenplays and teleplays in the department (which can be searched...
Pamphlets, newsletters, and ephemera dealing with contemporary issues such as abortion, capital punishment, and civil rights.
First monthly report of the Contention Gold Mines Company in Colorado containing information about the company's stocks, operational costs, and a financial prospectus for Contention stock at founders' price.
USC memorabilia from the estate of Lee Conti (Journalism 1927) and his daughter Carla-Lee Conti (Class of 1956).
15 photographs of artist and designer Sascha Brastoff, primarily in drag, from circa 1940 to circa 1965.
Continuation of the 5 volumes of Voz de la Patria; contains a record of principal events in Mexico October 1831 to March 1839, with special attention to the defeat and death of Vicente Guerrero, the activities of Santa Anna and...
Files from DeKoven Foundation of Ohio, Inc. pastor, Roderic B. Dibbert, concerning clergy connected with the 'Continuing Church' movement and some of the jurisdictions within the movement.
The records in this series contain materials related to Continuing Education (Department of Continuing Education/the Whizin Center for Continuing Education). Subseries include General Materials, Programs, and Classes, Seminars & Trips.
Reminiscences of childhood in the Philippines; her father, David Prescott Barrows; schooling in Berkeley; student days at the University of California, 1915-1919; living in the president's home on campus; social life and friends in Berkeley; marriage to Gerald H. Hagar...
This collection contains photocopies of continuity scripts for nearly 200 feature films, dating from the late 1920s to the 1990s. Continuity scripts are used for editing films in various ways, such as for dialogue or music.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
V.1-List of cattle brands registered in the county, 1845-1868 (photocopy); v.2-assessment roll, 1858; v.3-index to assessment roll, 1898; v.4-minutes of meetings of board of trustees for the Walnut Creek school, 1860-1875.
Tax assessment records for the years 1870-1943.
Include deeds and other documents.
Consists of 1 volume of 1877 Contra Costa County tax assessment lists for Township #3 (Pacheco land grant and Todos Santos [Concord]), and 3 volumes of 1876, 1877, and 1881 assessment lists for Township #5 (including Byron, Brentwood, south and...
Contains correspondence, committee minutes, financial records, reports, and four articles about the committee published in the East Bay Water Company's Bubbles and Property Owners Magazine. Also includes a map of Berkeley and Oakland prior to the formation of the regional...
Records of the Contra Costa Park Council, a citizens’ group formed in 1951 to promote active use of park land and preserve open space in Contra Costa County as well as around the Bay Area. The collection documents the Council’s...
Include information on expenditures, receipts, assessments, and on amount of water used in fire hydrants in Oakland.
Contract and specifications for furnishing an organ for Festival Hall, BANC MSS 2017/87, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Comments on his role as the contracting officer for the Regents of the University of California in negotiations regarding U.S. government laboratories administered by the University, with major emphasis on the contract for the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory.
This collection consists of the University of California, Irvine's contracts and grants yearly reports from 1969-2004. Included are , , and .
The collection consists of four cards with notation and titled figures.
This collection contains personal photograph albums and scrapbooks compiled by longtime San Francisco, Potrero Hill resident Ramon Contreras. Originally from Los Angeles, Contreras (1942-2000) moved to San Francisco in the late 1960s or early 1970s and worked as a court...
The records include documentation of the original papers in which discoveries were first reported, biographical material, including some photographs, and descriptions vetted by Field Editors.
Record Series 638 contains the donation records of UCLA's Office of the Controller from 1868-1960.
This collection consists of bonds, tax rates and tax information pamphlets, County Auditor's Office records, Tax Collector's receipts, portraits, receipt books, and a scrap book.
This collection consists of miscellaneous records created by the County Treasurer or by the County Auditor.
The collection contains reports, correspondences, and photos of the Convair Charger Model 48 crash on October 19, 1965.
The masthead describes the magazine as “a digest of Convair-Liner operation and service published monthly by Convair in the interest of Convair-Liner operators and for the promotion of sales and service.” Articles contain general information (slightly technical) and drawings of...
This collection documents the history of the Atlas Missile program at Convair/General Dynamics.
This collection contains the full run of Convairiety, the company newsletter of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation (Convair).
Publications and reports from a "Convenio" (an agreement or pact) between the University of Chile and the University of California for a long-term cooperative program that embraced nearly all disciplines at the two universities. Entomology, plant pathology, and pomology were...
Transcripts of the notes taken by stenographers during conversations held by Díaz and Bancroft in Díaz's house, from December 26, 1883, through early January, 1884; partially in dialogue form, but chiefly a third-person paraphrase of information supplied by Díaz. Deals...
Four essays by the parish priest of Tepecuacuilco, an Inquisition official, designed to guide other priests in expounding the bases of spiritual and temporal felicity to the Indians in accordance with instructions circulated by Archbishop Lorenzana in 1768; preceded by...
Transcript of interview with Ernie Nevers conducted by Victor P. Obminsky.
Comments on early interest in typography and work in the east before coming to California; his work for the Monotype Composition Company in San Francisco, and the formation of Mackenzie and Harris; San Francisco fine printing tradition; Bruce Rogers, Frederic...
Recollections of suffrage work in Great Britain; U.S. suffrage campaign; formation of the National Woman's Party; the equal rights amendment campaign. Appended: copies of documentary material, including letters, suffragists' songs, articles, etc. With this: material relating to the National Woman's...
Discussion of service as Alameda Co. District Attorney and as California Attorney General; reorganization and expansion of the Attorney General's office; his gubernatorial years and new programs initiated by him; national campaigns; and appointment to the Supreme Court.
Oral history interview conducted by Paul Grunland, Carmel, CA,in 1999-2000.
Typed transcript of tape-recorded interviews, with photographs pasted in at end, containing information concerning Mrs. Cassidy's father, Eber Rockwell Sizer; his association, as guide and interpreter, with Kit Carson during the Indian wars, 1864-1868; Sizer family genealogy; San Ildefonso Indians,...
Unrevised and unedited typed transcripts of tape-recorded interviews conducted by Eloyde Tovey. Comments on his work, other poets, presses, magazines, anthologies, etc.
Correspondence, manuscript, artwork and photographs related to Olivia Converse's writings about Mexican plants.
Several papers about the Converse School, news clipping, history of the school, and an autobiography of Marjorianne Zapf about her experiences at the Ranch School.
Letters from Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover, relating to Girl Scouting and personal matters.
The collection mainly contains black-and-white prints and negatives relating to the Flying A Studios (aka American Film Manufacturing Company), a film company that operated in Santa Barbara (1912-1920), as well as supporting documentation.
Eleven negatives and one print of society photographs taken by Joel Conway Studios, Santa Barbara, California.
Concerning loan of material for an exhibition at South Place Institute relating to Tom Paine and his contemporaries (3 items). With these: clipping from The Times re the exhibition and [a list of items loaned?]
This collection consists of typescripts and manuscripts of many of the works of 20th century Irish author Dorothea Conyers.
The Jackie Coogan papers span the years 1919-1984 (bulk 1920s-1930s) and encompass 24.4 linear feet. The bulk of the papers consist of 27 scrapbooks, which begin in 1921 and continue until 1982. They cover both Coogan's professional and personal life...
The Charles H. Cook photographs of Forester (built 1900; schooner, 4m), 1992 May, (SAFR 23860, P92-093) are comprised of photographs taken by Charles H. Cook of the burned hulk of Forester (built 1900; schooner, 4m) in Martinez, California. The collection...
Materials consist of Atari cabinet design documentation, including concept renderings, hand and CAD drawings, procedures manuals, photographs, patents, sell sheets, awards, and more....
Papers from Doris Cook's tenure with the Works Progress Administration's (WPA) Federal Theatre on Treasure Island, where she served as Assistant Director of Information from Jan. 20-July 14, 1939. Types of material include reports, production calendars, programs, research notes, clippings,...
Primarily correspondence of Edward Leigh Cook, a resident of Nunday, N.Y. Cook was a Civil War Union soldier who served with the 100th New York Infantry, Co. F. and Co. H. The letters date from September 17, 1862 to September...
Papers of Edwin Aubrey Cook (1932-1984), American anthropologist, professor, and specialist in Manga culture in Papua New Guinea. Cook devoted his career to anthropological work, focusing on kinship and social structure of the Manga tribe in Papua New Guinea. The...
This folder contains two booklets with 21 letters stored in them. The letters are mostly from Eli Cook and addressed to his wife Sarah and their children. These letters have no specific subject matter and simply detail his daily life....
A collection of material related to Dr. Sterling Smith Cook, a United States Navy Captain, and his family while they were stationed in China from 1946 to 1947.
Papers belonging to the Cook family of New York including American Civil War soldier James Clinton Cook, and his grandfather, Lemuel Cook, one of the last documented survivors of the Revolutionary War.
The Frederick A. Cook and Robert E. Peary Collection, 1904-1960, documents the controversy surrounding the dual claims of the discovery of the North Pole by Frederick A. Cook and Robert E. Peary. The bulk of the collection consists of multiple...
This collection contains materials collected by the Cooks during their employment at Tule Lake. Much of the collection focuses on education, although there are also materials of a more general and of a more specifically personal nature. Of particular interest...
Photograph of house in Congress Springs where Stoddard roomed, photographs of Stoddard indoors and outdoors. One studio portrait signed by Stoddard's [foster?] son.
Captain James Cook (1728-1779) joined the British Navy as a seaman in 1755 and rose rapidly in rank during the Seven Year's War. He surveyed the St. Lawrence River, and played an important role in the capture of Quebec. In...
This album is one of forty ledger books containing an estimated 12,300 items, including photographs, newspaper clippings, and ephemera. The albums were compiled by San Francisco policeman Jesse B. Cook (later Chief of Police and Police Commissioner), and include photographs...
The Jesse Cook scrapbooks consist of thirty-nine volumes containing an estimated 12,000 items, including photographs, newspaper clippings, and ephemera, primarily centering on the history of San Francisco and police activity in the city. The collection is thought to have once...
Reports, memoranda, interrogation transcripts, letters, and photographs, relating to the internment of Japanese Americans at Tule Lake during World War II. Includes a history by J. D. Cook of activities of the United States 316th Engineer Regiment in France and...
"Record of Service and Experience" [Form 2270] for J. W. Cook, employee of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe from January 1897 to [May 1, 1920]
This collection contains the correspondence of PFC Kieth L. Cook, USA while training during and after the Second World War ended and his overseas duty in Japan after the Second World War ended. Included are letters written to the Cook...
Family correspondence, financial papers, passport, and photographs (mainly b/w family and cruise snapshots) of Santa Barbara resident Margaret Frances Case Cook. Also, a journal inscribed to Mrs. E. E. Kellogg, wife of John Harvey Kellogg, from her adopted daughter Helena,...
This folder contains 3 letters containing legal information addressed from various law firms in San Francisco to Seth Cook in Virginia City, NV in 1863. It also contains the envelope they were donated in.
Consists of fifteen journals written by Reverend Thomas Cook, a Methodist preacher, who wrote about his experience growing up during the Western Expansion, Civil War, and life as Reverend preaching across the mining towns of Colorado.
The T.S. (Thomas S.) Cook Collection, 1967-2008, consists primarily of Cook’s scripts, produced and unproduced, written for film, episodic television and television movies, including his Academy Award nominated The China Syndrome (1979). Materials include outlines, research notes, correspondence and clippings...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, dispatches, memoranda, and photographs relating to American naval operations in World War II, inter-Allied diplomacy in World War II, the defenses of Taiwan, and American domestic and foreign policy. Digital copies of select records also...
This collection consists of copies of plans for a house on Woodley Road in the Pepper Hill section of Montecito. The 6 drawings consist of plot plan, floor plan, elevations, sections, and details for a single family home....
Wine Institute bulletins, wine newsletters, extension minutes, administrative handbooks, reprints, certificates and awards.
Letters and documents related to the life and career of the American journalist, businessman, and politician Henry David Cooke.
Two letters (ALS) from Civil War financier Jay Cooke (1821-1905), dated 1875 and 1884 or 1886, the latter declining an invitation to write about the financial aspects of the war, saying he feels it still is premature. During the Civil...
This collection is comprised of newspaper clippings documenting Southeast Asian communities, primarily Hmong, Lao, and Cambodian, in the Fresno and Tulare County areas of Central California. Clippings were collected by longtime Tulare resident Letha Cooke for approximately 30 years and...
Summary: Letters, postcards, pamphlets, and typescript biography. Includes correspondence of Fanny Chapman on Tahiti, material on Arizona's Constitutinal Convention, typescript biography of Louise...
Suzan Cooke (b. 1947) is an activist and trans woman. During the 1960s and 1970s, Cooke was active in feminist, gay and lesbian, and trans movements, including as a staff photographer for Lesbian Tide and a peer counselor at the...
Correspondence, 1927-1929, from W.F. Bigelow, W.S.B. Braithwaite, Harriet Monroe, C.C. Dobie, and one unidentified correspondent; clippings and an autograph book with inscriptions from various California writers.
Correspondence; manuscripts of poems, including poems set to music; some accounts; clippings, including a scrapbook of Ambrose Bierce items; programs, invitations and miscellaneous papers.
A collection of letters from Ina D. Coolbrith, American poet, to Charles Warren Stoddard.
This collection consists of correspondence and the personal papers of California poet Ina Donna Coolbrith (1841-1928), chiefly reflecting her life for the period after the San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Correspondence; MSS of poems and lectures; poems set to music; printed copies of poems; notes and notebooks; personalia; biographical sketches; tributes to and articles about her; poems dedicated to her; autograph book containing contributions by George Sterling, Joaquin Miller, Xavier...
Coolbrith pictorial miscellany includes views of her various residences, some family members and associates, as well as some vintage copy photos of San Francisco scenes. Also includes views of Berkeley, Oakland, and Beckwith (i.e. Beckwourth, Plumas County, CA.) Some photographs...
This folder contains one folder of correspondence and newspaper clippings from Ina Coolbrith to Lorenzo Sosso; one folder of correspondence, newspaper clippings, and a photograph from Charles B. Turrill to Ina Coolbrith; and two letters from Ina Coolbrith to Zoeth...
One note (ANS) by Ina Coolbrith (1841-1928), poet and niece of Joseph Smith (founder of Mormonism). Purchase, n.d. Alpha list.
Correspondence to Mrs. C. E. Graham from Lummis' son and granddaughter, both of which mention gifts to Mrs. Graham of Lummis' personal items, among them a photocopy of Ina Coolbrith's entry in Lummis' housebook in which she recounts her first...
Includes letter from Joseph Aram to his daughter, Mrs. Sarah M. Coole, relating to the California Constitutional Convention in 1849.
Papers contain memoirs, other writings, notes, correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Middle East in international affairs; international terrorism, especially in relation to Libya; the Algerian war for independence; the Organisation Armée secrète; and international counterfeiting. Papers...
This collection consists of papers of Leland Cooley's literary activities, including his fiction as well as his non-fiction books on retirement and land issues in Southern California. Included are manuscripts, galleys, reviews, promotional material, research files correspondence, and photographs. There...
This collection includes photographs, business documents, media, and memorabilia relating to the entertainment career of the “King of Western Swing,” Donnell “Spade” Cooley, as well as correspondence and other personal materials, and periodical coverage of his 1961 murder trial. After...
Clark Coolidge (1939- ) was the producer of (weekly hour of new poetry) at KPFA-FM in Berkeley, California (1969-70), the author of various books of poetry, and co-editor of (1964-66). The collection consists of correspondence to Coolidge from various poets.
Mainly correspondence; manuscripts of his stories, articles and movie scenarios; clippings; some personal accounts; and notebooks. Included also are some papers of his wife, Mary Roberts Coolidge, consisting of correspondence, manuscripts of articles, memoranda books, clippings and reference materials pertaining...
This collection contains the papers of Dane Coolidge.
The Coolidge family papers consist of correspondence, journals, writings, genealogy, art work, and photographs of the Brown and Coolidge families. In addition to family letters and photographs, the collection includes the religious writings and radio talks of Harriett Brown Coolidge,...
Speeches and writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to international education, and education in developing countries.
Materials consist of correspondence, photos, letters, papers, notes, mailing lists, printed material, books, CDs, a thumb drive, and other material from Robert Cooney's time working as a staff member at the Institute for the Study of Nonviolence. Topics include the...
This collection consists of architectural models and drawings for five projects designed by the architectural firm Coop Himmelblau from 1983 to 1995. The five projects are: Open House, Malibu, California, 1983-circa 1990; Rooftop Office Remodeling, Vienna, 1983-1989; City Plan for...
Alice Cecilia Cooper (1878-1960) was the supervisor of English for the Oakland Public Schools in Oakland, California. She also taught in Los Angeles schools, San Francisco City College, University of California at Berkeley, and Stanford. The collection consists of Cooper's...
Sound recordings of interviews of associates of the philosopher Eric Voegelin, relating to his life. Interviews conducted by Cooper, Bruhn and von Heyking for a planned biography.
The Catherine Cooper Papers offer an in depth insight into the life of one woman living in the early 20th Century, preserving her reflections on life, love, and education. Cooper was an avid writer from an early age who submitted...
Charles E. Cooper was educated in Holton, Kansas. He bred thoroughbred horses and established the Rancho San Luis Rey in San Diego County (1930s), a 5,000 acre ranch that became known as one of the largest and most successful breeding...
This collection chronicles Douglas Cooper's long career as critic, curator, and collector, as well his wide circle of associations within the art world. Limited to his professional life, it encompasses his curatorship of the Mayor Gallery (London), his investigation of...
The collection consists of press releases, speeches (many by former DWR Directors), news clippings, reports, photographs, and miscellaneous memoranda on California water resources development during the period 1950-1965.
Concerns rents collected on land and household expenses.
Physical materials contain the correspondence, journals, and genealogical information of the Cooper family. Correspondence is dated from 1829 through 1877 with the bulk of the letters dating from 1835 through 1853. Most of the correspondence is to and from William...
This collection contains correspondence, scripts, scores, playbills, scrapbooks, and a variety of production files related to the stage and film career of Gladys Cooper (1888-1971).
The collection consists of scripts for 1000 episodes of daily children’s TV series The Magic Cottage and includes some production documents and merchandise from the show.
Jackie Cooper has worked both in front of and behind the camera. He has had a successful film and television career. The collection consists of scripts from a variety of television productions as well as a small collection of motion...
This folder contains one folder of items in Spanish from 1844 regarding the Rancho Rincon de las Salinas in Monterey, CA; two letters regarding property leases; and one defendant's brief.
The collection consists of items from former UC Riverside Emeritus Professor of Biology Kenneth W. Cooper. Items in the collection include family photographs and genealogical information, as well as academic articles written by Cooper's wife Ruth and his brother G....
Papers of award-winning poet Marsha Truman Cooper, including correspondence with other poets, manuscripts, broadsides, ephemera, chapbooks and serials (cataloged separately).
The Cooper Medical College collection consists primarily of ephemeral material such as commencement invitations, programs, and addresses from Cooper Medical College and its predecessors, the Medical College of the Pacific, and Toland Medical College. Also included are several printed lectures...
The period 1872-1882 is represented in this collection by annual catalogs,valedictory addresses and scattered issues of the Pacific Medical Journal. The decades 1882-1902 are represented by annual catalogs, valedictory addresses, scattered issues of the Pacific Medical Journal and a copy...
Correspondence, memoranda, and memorabilia, relating to operations of the American Relief Administration and the United States Food Administration in Poland, the Kosciuszko Squadron during the Polish-Russian wars, 1919-1921, General Douglas MacArthur, Lieutenant General Claire Chennault, American defense policy, air power,...
The Cooper Ornithological Society Records, 1874-1994, document the organization's history from its origins as a small association of naturalists to its current status as a renowned scientific society with extensive international membership. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence...
The Cooper Ornithological Society was founded in 1893, and was named after the zoologist James G. Cooper. The collection contains 3 volumes of incoming correspondence from various ornithologists to Frank Slater Daggett, the accessions records of the Dickey Ornithological Library,...
Photograph album comprises 16 black and white photographs of the Oscar Cooper Ranch, a cattle ranch, in Mendocino County, California, taken in 1931. Photographs show the landscape and buildings located on the ranch. Most photographs include type-written descriptions. Photograph album...
Diary, writings, letters, printed matter, photographs, and miscellany, relating to educational policy in post-World War II American-occupied Japan.
This collection contains the papers of Massachusetts scholar and Congregational minister Samuel Cooper (1725-1783). Includes sermons by Cooper and his father William Cooper (1694-1743), dating from 1718-1783 (strongest for the period 1740-1759) and correspondence, covering international politics in relation to...
Correspondence, school notes, manuscripts and publications.
Cooperation in Documentation & Communication records, BANC MSS 99/348 cz, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Catalogues, reports, studies, and pamphlets, relating to the production and use of motion picture film and video tapes in Africa as vehicles for the dissemination of social messages. Collected and microfilmed by the Center for Research Libraries as Social Message...
The collection is comprised of reports of farm advisory projects relating to San Diego County. ...
The Cooperative Area Manpower Planning System records consist of 2.5 cubic feet of textual records created between 1967 and 1975. The collection is organized into the following record subgroups: Regional Manpower Coordinating Committee, California Manpower Planning Council, Ancillary Manpower Planning...
The collection contains minutes of board meetings, administrative records, and program files of the Cooperative Ministries in Higher Education of Northern California and Nevada.
The Cooperative Nursery School Movement of Southern California Oral History Project consists of eight interviews representing a cross-section of parents, teacher, and directors who were closely associated with the co-op nursery school movement beginning as early as 1947. These oral...
The Cooperative Outdoor Program (COP) was established at the University of California, Irvine in 1972 as a collaboration between the Student Activities Office and Recreation Office to bring the excitement of the outdoors to interested students, faculty, and staff. The...
Printed pamphlet for "Self Respecting, Self Supporting, Small Salaried Women," San Francisco, CA, ca. 1899-1900. Gift of Allen Adrian. Alpha list.
Papers of the Cooper and Molera families of Monterey County, California. Includes some nineteenth-century materials from patriarch John B. Rogers Cooper and papers from his descendants, many of which relate to the operations of El Sur Ranch.
Microfilm copies of the Cooper-Molera family papers held by the Society of California Pioneers in San Francisco, California. Includes correspondence as well as business and legal papers relating to John (Juan) B. Rogers. Among these materials are log books and...
Photographs related to ranch operations in California, including snapshots of crop harvesting, irrigation, flood damage (all in PIC box 1) and livestock (PIC box 2). Many were taken around the Salinas River and Moro Cojo area. Also included is a...
Materials in this collection relate to California, Chula Vista, colleges and universities, education, health services, hospitals, public health, San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego Unified School District, regional medical programs, General Health council, Imperial County Medical Society, and UCSD...
Collection consists of Coordinating Council for Higher Education (CCHE) minutes and agendas (1962-1973), and reports (1962-1974). Collection documents attempts of CCHE to advise Colleges and Universities within California.
Relates to social, cultural and economic conditions in Taiwan.
Correspondence, memoranda, resolutions, flyers, articles, clippings, reports, sworn statements, newsletters, publicity, photographs, pamphlets, petitions, and ephemera documenting the activities of the Coors Boycott Committee (CBC), 1975-1997. Based in Los Angeles, the CBC advocated and coordinated gay and lesbian support for...
Financial records of the Coos Bay Oregon Coal Company.
Financial records of the Coos Bay, Roseburg, and Eastern Railroad & Navigation Company.
The larger print (albumen) shows San Pablo Ave. ca. 1900, then open country, with a view of Berkeley, Calif. in the background; the two smaller prints (platinum) are portraits of Libby and Kate Armstrong, owners of Armstrong Grove.
Papers include Coover's correspondence with David Starr Jordan, Ray Lyman Wilbur, and the Board of Trustees, 1913-1936, concerning his psychic research and his annual reports to the University president, with several letters pertaining to the Australian medium Charles Bailey; typescript...
This collection consists of files, photographs and audio recordings relating to the research and teaching career of military historian Alvin Coox (1924-1999), particularly pertaining to the 1939 Battle of Nomonhan between Japan and the Soviet Union.
The Edward Drinker Cope Collection, 1863-1897 consists of booklets, pamphlets and newspaper clippings about paleontologist Edward D. Cope. The collection also includes Cope's passport, issued in 1863 and used during his travels in Europe between 1863-1864.
Two letters of appreciation to George M. Cope from the the U.S. Post Office Department Postmaster General (signature illegible) and Railway Mail Service, District Superintendent, Denver, E. J. Hilburger, upon his retirement (effective June 30, 1951).
The Mary Grace Heller Cope Collection covers a time period from 1896 through 1982. The collection contains copies of David Lubin's correspondence and writings during his lifetime, and tributes that were published after his death. The collection also contains family...
The collection consists of invoices, bills, vouchers, and routine correspondence from the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads and subsidiary lines.
Journalistic photographs of events and other newsworthy topics in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco and other locations in the Bay Area, California and beyond, taken chiefly in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
This collection contains a various assortment of action figures, books, set-related ephemera, awards won by the show, glassware, concept art, production stills, pictures, photos, statues, trading cards, two video games, all related to Babylon 5, including the entire series on...
Sergeant William Copenhaver served in the Army Air Corps during the First World War.
Sergeant William Copenhaver served in the Army Air Corps during the First World War.
Letterbook containing copies of reports and tabular data on primary education in the State of Jalisco from September 23, 1848, to December 20, 1849.
Copies of editorial comment in the Tegucigalpa newspaper, La Paz, inspired by correspondence between President Marco Aurelio Soto of Honduras and José Milla, in which the former questioned the theory that Columbus landed in Honduras or any other part of...
Copied by Thomas Savage.
Volumes I and II contain copies or references to documents and some original documents. Part III (oversize) contains 2 ms. broadsides signed by Governor Micheltorena in 1843 and a proclamation issued in 1846 signed by R.F. Stockton.
Selections from the works of Görres, mostly relating to European politics and government, all copied in manuscript by the same unidentified person, probably H. Roudil of Koblenz, Germany.
This is a collection of typed copies of correspondence between Rufus McLellan of the California Guards and William L. Marcy, United States Secretary of War, between 1849 February 2 and 1849 February 20. These copies were made from photostat copies...
Copies of documents relating to the Fourth Mexican Provincial Council held under the presidency of Archbishop, later Cardinal, Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana.
Includes copies of the following: first issue of The Panama Star; muster roll, pay roll receipts, contracts, etc. relating to California Battalion; William B. Ide's Bear Flag Proclamation; lists of vessels in port of San Francisco, 1849; letters of Alfred...
Forms part of the Hubert Howe Bancroft Collection.
Originals in: records of the General Land, National Archives (RG 49)
Photographic copy negatives only.
J. Bake v. c. annotationes in Homeri librum XI & XII Odÿsseae, 1816-1817. Annotationes in Plutarchi vitam Ciceronis. Interpretatio Plutarchi vitae Ciceronis. n.p., 1817.
Ozalid copies of conductor's scores of original music for the motion pictures "The North Star" (1943), and "The Red Pony" (1949). Includes piano score for the song "No Village Like Mine," with music by Copland and words by Ira Gershwin....
David C. Copley's collection consists of approximately 502 costume sketches representing designs for film, television, and theatre productions (possibly community theatre). Represented are the designs of many talented costume designers such as: Adrian, Cecil Beaton, Donfeld, Morton Haack, Edith Head,...
Materials related to the seagoing diesel yacht "Happy Days," designed for Ira C. Copley (October 25, 1864 – November 1, 1947) American publisher, politician, and utility tycoon, by Cox & Stevens Inc.
A selection of family papers from the personal library collection of newspaper publisher James S. Copley.
The Copley Press Collection is made up of photographs collected by the La Jolla Historical Society for historical research and reference. This collection consists of six photograph albums and 277 loose photographs showing the Copley Press office building addition construction...
Records document the William and Noma Copley Foundation's grant program for composers and artists, 1954-1966. Richard Hamilton's correspondence, 1960-1966, largely concerns the Foundation's monograph series, which he edited. Other papers, including correspondence with artists, files regarding exhibitions and insurance, and...
Joseph Copp opened his first landscape architecture business in 1937 and was the landscape architect for various political and professional people in the U.S. The collection consists of architectural drawings, blueprints, and tracings.
Photograph album of small format, professional views of construction of the Copper River and Northwestern Railway and associated subjects, taken at various stages and locations during the challenging project that connected the Kennecott Copper Mines with the port town of...
This collection contains 14 original blueprints, 7 acetate copies of the blueprints, 15 original drawings (circa 1984-1987) for proposed alterations and additions, and one copy of site plan from R.M. Schindler papers drawn in his hand, for proposed driveway and...
Biography of George Selth Coppin, Australian actor, with information on Coppin's American tour omitted from the published version entitled Coppin the Great (published 1965).
Coptic uncial Christian manuscript, with Arabic in margin.
This collection consists of copy negatives of newspaper clippings west coast vessels.
Copy of decree regarding secularization of the San Luis Obispo mission.
Typescript English translations, with numerous manuscript corrections, of original Spanish language documents concerning the presence of American beaver traders along the Gila River in 1826. They include a general statement of findings (4 p.) by the mayor of Tucson [Arizona],...
Copy of the the Log of the Stmr. San Francisco from New York to San Francisco Dec. 1853 (SAFR 14313, HDC 105) is comprised of one engine room logbook used during a Pacific Mail Steamship Company passenger voyage from New...
contains diary, June 8-Aug. 10, and relates incidents on crossing the Isthmus and voyage to San Francisco.
Copies of photographic prints on paper mounts that possibly formed an album. Each original was captioned in manuscript, in Spanish, on the bottom edge of the mount. Views include group portraits of expedition members and views taken in South America,...
Records of books, maps, and prints entered for copyright in California from 1851 to 1870. Also includes copyrights issued to H.H. Bancroft & Co., 1859-1870.
Contains writings of Rowe including the unpublished work "The Enduring Quest," about the experiences of her family after her husband was fired for not signing the Loyalty Oath, essays about D-Day and Nuclear Waste and a poem about the Atom...
Contains 51 volumes of a daily record of her activities, with comments, also, about her husband, Fremont Older.
Coracle Press records from 1953 to 2013 document the press's production of books, printed matter and exhibitions under the direction of Simon Cutts.
Correspondence between novelist Elizabeth Corbett (b. 1887, Aurora, Ill., d. 1981, New York, NY) and Laura Burmeister; includes typescript poems.
Henry W. Corbett's records (1851-1870) consist of one daybook, a ledger, a letter book, correspondence and many receipts. Corbett, Failing Co. records include correspondence (1871-1898), 11 steamship invoice books and scattered records of the Oregon Iron Co., the Oregon &...
Correspondence, invoices, receipts, bills, and statements of the hardware firm operated by Henry W. Corbett and James F. Failing. Some papers are from antecedent firms: H.W. Corbett & Company; Failing & Hyatt; and J. Failing & Company.
The bulk of the collection consists of printed matter collected by gay activist Arthur Corbin that provides background information on gay issues and organizations he was involved with or interested in. This primarily includes newsletters, reports, flyers and other printed...
The collection primarily consists of drawings and poetry created by Joan Corbin, 1937-1987, as well as biographical material written about her, circa 1995-2013. Joan Corbin, pseudonym Eve Elloree, planned, designed, and illustrated as an editorial staff member, 1953-1954, and art...
This collection consists of the master videos for “Blackbird’s Boogie in the Black Moonlight,” a theater piece written and performed by black San Francisco poet, performance artist and playwright Wayne Corbitt in the early 1990s. A flyer for the show...
This folder contains the family history of William Morrison Corbusier and his descendants. The first manuscript is a typed, string-bound, and titled biographical account of "William Morrison Corbusier Sr., a California Forty-Niner, and his descendants".
John Corcoran (20 March 1937 – 8 January 2021) was an American logician, philosopher, mathematician, and historian of logic. Includes documents, correspondence, and further materials originating from John Corcoran's personal archive.
Correspondence, clippings, medals, plaques, awards, citations, decorations, and photographs, relating to the United States consular service, American-Swedish relations, Allied diplomacy in Sweden during World War II, and social conditions in Sweden.
One matted b/w photograph, inscribed "To Hon. Cecil R. King, with highest esteem, Cordell Hull."
(Secretary of State). Telegram to Rita Fikkert, advising that Gloria Fikkert and grandparents are well and remaining in the Netherlands. Washington, D.C., 13 July 1940. See also: Rita Fikkert Collection (Bernath Mss 26 and PA Mss 8). Alpha list.
Travel slides and miscellaneous items donated by Academy Fellow and distinguished ophthalmologist Frederick Cordes.
This is a typed carbon copy of reports and correspondence from L. P. Cordon and Sons to an unknown recipient, regarding land settlement in Forest Dale Ward (or Forestdale Ward) and Woodruff, Arizona between 1876 and 1882.
This collection contains the records of a billboard advertising company operated in San Diego County by over three generations of the Cordtz family. The bulk of the material relates to 1950-1957 and there are ca. 200 black and white photographs....
Marie Corelli was the pen name of Mary MacKay (1855-1924). She was the best selling author of her time, writing 27 novels, several collections of short stories, a book of verse, and a number of essays. The collection consists of...
Relates to Marxist publications in the United States.
Contains correspondence and family history documents of the Coridon Bemont Phelps family. Also includes scrapbook of poems belonging to Mary Alice Phelps.
Contains snapshots of unidentified group taken at Oakland Municipal Airport (Calif.). Also includes carte-de-visite portrait of Julia Ward Howe (author of Battle Hymn of the Republic), as well as postcards of Salt Lake City, Utah; Abbey Island, Washington; and Grand...
This folder contains a hand written, in ink, indenture pertaining to Charles Corilland.
This folder contains an indenture pertaining to Charles Corilland, hand-written in ink and pencil.
Copies of family citizenship papers; bills of sale; stock certificates; a season book from the Panama Pacific International Exposition (1915); and photographs of the Corinson family, buildings in San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake, and of the firm of Sanborn...
John Coriolan, author of numerous books including "A Sand Fortress" (Award Books, 1968),"The Smile of Eros" (Gay Sunshine Press, 1984), and "Unzipped - A Novella and Six Short Stories" (Gay Sunshine Press, 1983), donated "Lucky That Way," an unpublished typescript...
The Corita collection includes exhibition materials from Corita’s group and solo art shows, in addition to materials relating to various design projects and public and private commissions. The collection also includes personal and business-related correspondence, press clippings, and photographic and...
The John Cork collection contains a wide variety of both produced and unproduced material related to the James Bond phenomenon. Primarily, the collection focuses on the James Bond films from 1962 (Dr. No) until 2002 (Die Another Day), and their...
Edwin Corle (1906-1956) was born in Wildwood, New Jersey. He wrote several books and contributed articles and stories to the , , , , and others. The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and typescripts for several of Corle's books as...
Sophia Corleone organized, along with co-coordinator Gail Suber, the Lesbian Writers Series of readings at A Different Light Bookstore in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. This collection contains materials relevant to the planning of the series as...
Relates to American military activities in World Wars I and II. Includes printed copy.
Relates to the visit of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain to Tonga.
Cid Corman (1924-2004) poet, editor, and translator, was the founder of the poetry magazine Origin and the Origin Press. This collection contains 120 typescript letters to the poet Frank Samperi written by Corman, from 1972 to 1975, while Corman was...
Cid Corman (1924-2004) poet, editor, and translator, was the founder of the poetry magazine and the Origin Press. This collection contains 17 typescript letters to the poet and artist Graham Ackroyd, written by Corman, from 1973-1977, while Corman was in...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Papers include correspondence, memoranda, reports, publications, newsletters, minutes, and other materials pertaining to her teaching and administrative duties in the art department, her involvement with the Stanford Humanities Center, and other aspects of her professional life, 1970-2006; and as acting...
(1710-1753). 1 ALS. London, 18 July 1740. [Returned to Foot Collection].
Contains poems and clippings mostly concerning the removal of her parents graves because of the building of Folsom Dam.
Primarily her research notes on California history, and on the Stratton family, especially her grandfather, James T. Stratton, and her father, Frederick S. Stratton. Fragments of her incomplete manuscript concerning them, What a Time, What a Place, and a small...
Includes letters to Estelle P. Crane; MSS of ten Sterling poems; transcripts of the letters with related notes; letter from Mrs. Crane to Sterling; letter from H.L. Mencken to Cornelia Christenson re the Sterling letters; and clippings.
typescript transcript of interviews conducted by Sally Smith Hughes, 1979-1980, with her editorial marks. The transcript was never fully reviewed by the interviewee. Tobias discusses his career as a biophysics professor at UC Berkeley and medical physic researcher for Lawrence...
Contains four binders of materials related to the effects of radiation on the human body. Includes Tobias's original notes and selected chapter drafts for, "Space Radiation Biology and Related Topics" (1974), co-authored with Paul Todd, his lecture notes for a...
Papers relating to Cornelius B. Bradley's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Box 1 Contains diaries kept by a professor of English, University of California, Berkeley, recording his experiences teaching; life in Berkeley and Oakland; interest in local politics; work in his church; vacations in the California mountains. Accounts in some of...
Consists of notices and memoranda of Berkeley Club and manuscript of "A Russian method of multiplication."
For Lot no. 3 on Queen Street (Manhattan) as shown on map made by Francis Maerschalckm, on June 8, 1751.
Includes a photo of a bust, a photographic portrait and a group portrait including William Keith, Brother Cornelius[?] in front of one of Keith's paintings, and a photo of Keith's portrait of Collis P. Huntington. Also includes a photo of...
Cornelius W. Lawrence (revenue marine cutter) logbook (SAFR 17183, HDC 288) is a photocopy of a logbook with daily entries covering the period of 1848 to 1851. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Questionnaires, field notes, and statistics, relating to demographic characteristics of Japanese emigrants to the Noroeste region of Brazil. Includes studies summarizing findings, and a case study of Japanese in Getulina, São Paulo State.
Collection of thirty-three unpublished letters from Joseph Cornell to Susanna De Maria Wilson, one of his assistants and wife of the minimalist sculptor Walter De Maria. The letters feature poetic and philosophical musings on various topics as well as practical...
Lists major events from 1942 to 1960 chronologically. Chatham House memorandum of the Royal Institute of International Affairs.
Ralph D. Cornell was the supervising landscape architect at UCLA from 1937-72. Some of Cornell's other landscape architecture projects included Pomona College, Torrey Pines Park, Los Angeles Music Center, and La Brea Tar Pits. The collection consists of office files,...
An estimated 30,000 wine labels predominately from France, Germany, Italy, and California. He collected throughout his lifetime with the bulk of the labels spanning the years from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Video recordings of the events and ceremonies during the celebration marking the centennial of the start of construction of Stanford University. Speakers included George P. Shultz, Joe Clark, Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor, Donald Kennedy, Warren Christopher, David M. Kennedy, and H....
The Cornerstone Theater Company settle in Los Angeles, CA, in 1992. Since that time the company has under taken a number of community-based projects. The collection currently consists of unprocessed posters.
The collection contains papers and materials compiled and created by Christopher F. Cornford, a British artist, writer, and activist who taught at the Royal College of Art in London, where he was head of the Department of Humanities from 1962-1979,...
Correspondence, writings, notes, printed matter, photographs, and videocassettes relating to libertarian social theory and to private philanthropy as a means of meeting social needs.
Letters and documents related to the life and career of the Jacobean diplomat and courtier Sir Charles Cornwallis.
This collection contains correspondence, photographs, documents, and one uniform belonging to T/Sgt. J Wilbur Cornwell, USA during the Second World War.
Clippings, correspondence, and memorabilia, relating to political and social conditions in the Far East, especially China. Includes a map of Tsingtao.
Administrative and program records/
Personal papers including correspondence; manuscripts; interviews; subject, alphabetical, and legal case files; newspapers; and photographs.
In early 1980 Mario García began work on a seminal biographical piece of American history, to illuminate the lifehistory of Bert N. Corona, a Mexican American labor leader whose life and work embody the remarkable character of Mexican American communities...
The collection consists of materials related to the activities of the Corona del Mar Business Improvement District (BID). The primary focus of the materials represented in the collection is the revitalization program for the Coast Highway, and an extensive amount...
The collection consists of the operational records of the Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation. Much of the collection relates to specific programmatic functions or events sponsored in 2004 by the Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation, including the creation of Centennial...
Lists of the development organizations, with names of the officers, accomplishments and plans for the future.
This collection documents local business, commerce, cultural affairs, economic conditions, education, environment, land, recreation, tourism, transportation, urban planning and development, and water resources. It includes Meeting Minutes for the Board of Directors, correspondence, summary reports, and agenda and minutes of...
Photocopy of letters written by Francisco Vásquez de Coronado in 1539. Also includes a typescript transcription of the letters.
Coronado Public Library's photograph collection includes images of Coronado and other areas of San Diego County from the late 1800s to 2005 that are of historical interest. Images document early aviation and the United States Navy; commercial, residential, and public...
Financial records of the Coronado Railroad Company.
Antonio Coronel was a public servant for most of his life during the Mexican period of California and continuing in the American statehood. Most notably he served as Mayor of Los Angeles and State Treasurer. Correspondence, speeches and documents relating...
Photographs of the Coronel family members and friends and of Southern California views. Primarily 19th century portraits produced on cartes de visite and cabinet cards of individuals and groups from southern California. Also images pertaining to the Coronels’ relationship with...
Primarily papers of Antonio F. Coronel but including also some papers of his father, Ignacio Coronel.
The two letters from Manuel Coronel to Antonio Coronel are written in Spanish; they have been transcribed and translated. Due to difficulty in interpreting many references, particularly to proper names, much of the content of the letters is somewhat obscure.
Contains all reports filed with the County Clerk regarding each inquest. Location: A39.1-3
Among the correspondents of these autograph signed letters by Camille Corot are Adolphe Beugniet, Jean-Baptiste-Étienne Farochon, Charles de Javary, Albert de La Fizelière, Eugène Lavieille, Camille Marcille, and Jules Richomme.
Original title, Odnosi Izmedju Srbije i Austro-Ugarske u XX veku. Translated by Stoyan Gavrilovic.
Lucha Corpi is a celebrated Chicana author born in Jaltipan Veracruz in 1945. She has received numerous literary awards, including a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship and the Latino Hallmark Book Award. Her papers are composed of four series...
Bulletins, reports, proclamations, leaflets, and photographs, relating to the Italian resistance movement during World War II.
Videotape cassettes, and photocopies of memoranda, clippings, and pamphlets, relating to guerrilla movements in Colombia, and especially to the Movimiento 19 de Abril. Collected by the Corporación Observatorio para la Paz.
The collection is comprised of Corporal Robert T. Hawk's pencil drawings during his servies in the United States Army between 1943 to 1945. His drawings encompases portraits of soldiers, as well as illustrations of marksmanship badges and the United States...
1 manuscript diary dated June to December 1918, in which Scanavino writes about going to France by ship and being on the battle lines, giving detailed descriptions of combat.
1 manuscript diary dated June to December 1918, in which Scanavino writes about going to France by ship and being on the battle lines, giving detailed descriptions of combat.
The records of the Department of Corporations and its predecessor, the Department of Investment - Division of Corporations, consist of 21 cubic feet of documents spanning the years 1966-1982 and are organized into six records series: Subject Files, Commissioner Office...
Contains 9 letters written by Elie Frederic Forey, Marques de Rivas Cacho, Juan de Dios Peza, Jose Salazar Ylarregui, Felix Douay and E. Vialla, concerning military matters during Emperor Maximilian's reign, including the fortifications for Veracruz, baggage, muleteers, provisions, and...
One binder...
Norma Corral was a UCLA librarian who served on the Faculty Advisory Committee for the Chicano Studies Research Center. The collection includes material related to librarianship in the Latina/o community.
Assembly Member Lou Correa, Democrat, was elected to the Legislature in 1998. Correa represented Assembly District 69, which includes central Orange County and is dominated by Santa Ana in the south and stretches north to take in parts of Garden...
The Patricia Correia Gallery Collection includes correspondence, ephemera, slides, photographs, organizational papers, and artist books that reflect the gallery's 17 years of documenting, preserving, and exhibiting fine art - with a specific focus on Mexican American artists. Researchers who would...
Framed issue of a German propagandistic newspaper, dated October 31, 1918, ostensibly published in Zurich, Switzerland, and distributed in the Allied countries.
Miscellaneous letters (ALS) from various unidentified correspondents, most re personal, financial, and legal matters. Alpha list.
Contents: v. 1 (film) - Proceedings of a Naval Court-martial held aboard the U.S.S. Warren ... [Oct. 5-19, 1849] (200 exp. neg.); v. 2 (portfolio) - Negative photostats of letters and reports, Sept. - Oct., 1849, to A.D. Bache, Superintendent,...
Three typed letters between Joseph H. Barnard and Stanley F. Horn dated 2 May 1944, May 13, 1944, and 27 May 1944. The letters pertain to Barnard's book "The Army of Tennessee" and include Horn's anecdotes, gathered during his time...
Correspondence between poets Walter Clark, Jr. (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and John Ridland (University of California, Santa Barbara), dating from 1953-2008.
This artificial collection was created by former USC librarians. It contains letters and related ephemeral material created by a wide variety of primarily American men and women of letters. Many of these are addressed to various University librarians--including Lloyd Arvidsen,...
Correspondence, 1970, between Webster, Albert A. Bartlett, physics professor at the University of Colorado, and George W. Wheelwright, III, concerning Dr. William Duane's years in the Physics department at Harvard University; also includes a clipping about Duane's career, 1954....
Letters and postcards from British writers concerning publication of their works. The bulk of the letters are addressed to a Mr. Metcalfe, Mr. Bowles, G. Johnson, and a publication titled The Reader. Writers are Morley Roberts, Ernest William Hornung, Mrs....
Incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the North Hill Placer Mine near Milton in Calaveras County, ca. 1901-1903. Mostly financial business and production data.
Incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the North Hill Placer Mine near Milton in Calaveras County, ca. 1901-1903. Mostly financial business and production data.
Letters and cablegrams from David Starr Jordan, Fernando Sanford, Frank Angell, and Ralph Koenig, inventor of device.
Correspondence between Gray and Constantine A. Raises, 1954, relating to the reunion of the Floating University, Class of 1929, along with press releases, clippings, biographical notes on participants, and a photograph of Gray at the reunion....
Copies, made in 1875 for H.H. Bancroft, of correspondence of Franciscan Father José María de Jesús González Rubio, concerning his ecclesiastical career. Included are letters from Bishop García Diego, Fathers Mariano Sosa, José Pérez, Angel Martínez, Rafael Espinosa, Rafael Soría...
These are bound volumes of prints made for Professor Sherburne F. Cook in 1940. They include correspondence of Governors Juan de Pineda, Enrique de Grimarest, Alexo García Conde, and Lorenzo Cancio Bonadares; and letter of Juan Bautista de Anza, José...
Printings of folk songs recounting events of the Mexican Revolution.
Original studio audio and video recordings for KQED (San Francisco, Calif.) television special "Corridos."
The collection contains studio audio and video recordings for KQED (San Francisco, Califonia) television special "Corridos."
Clippings, notes, reports, and a speech, relating to diplomatic terminology, the visit of President Sékou Touré of Guinea to the United States in 1959, the Panama Canal, and American investment in Africa.
The collection documents the activities of the conceptual art group Art & Language New York. Art & Language New York challenged the assumption that art is necessarily visual by questioning ideas of perception and the institutional stake of museums and...
This collection consists of black and white photographs, slides, negatives, and contact sheets from freelance photographer Guy Corry during his time in the Castro during the 1970s.
Guy Corry photographs consist of one image of a peace rally at the San Francisco Civic Center, circa late 1960s, and nine images of the 1974 San Francisco Gay Freedom Day, including one image of Reverend Ray Broshears leading the...
Collection consists of nine account books, four medical manuscripts, and three other manuscripts. Includes account books for 1531-1640, 1541-1546, 1551-1615, 1578-1584, 1581-1586, 1613-1627, 1623-1654, 1642-1657, and 1659-1660. Medical books include , , , and Lampronti's . Also includes , ,...
The Gregory Corso Archive includes manuscript notebooks, published materials and personal and professional ephemera of Gregory Corso. They are housed in 3 document boxes and occupy 1.5 linear feet....
The Gregory Corso Archive includes manuscript notebooks, published materials and personal and professional ephemera of Gregory Corso. They are housed in 3 document boxes and occupy 1.5 linear feet. The materials are arranged in the following series:...
The papers are notable for 114 letters by William A. Carter and his wife Mary E. to their daughter Ada and her husband, Dr. Joseph K. Corson, May 28, 1858-July 21, 1886, and include two letters of 1866 by Ada...
Reports, memoranda, conference proceedings, statutes, decrees, and printed matter, relating to education in the Philippines, including nonformal education of out-of-school youth.
The Dominic L. Cortese Collection consists of photographs, a press release, newspaper clippings, speeches, and correspondence that document his time as Santa Clara County Supervisor from 1969 to 1980.
Dominic Cortese, Democrat, served the California Legislature as a State Assembly Member from 1981-1996. The Dominic Cortese Papers consist of 22.5 cubic feet of records reflecting Cortese's legislative activities during his 16-year legislative career. The records consist of Bill Files,...
This small collection of personal papers and family photographs documents the migration and naturalization of one man from Mexico to California. The collection also contains a small amount of material regarding Espinoza's daughter, including elementary school report cards. This documentation...
This collections consists of three signed photos of Lita and Anita Gamez who were known as "The Cortez Sisters." They were popular performing artists in the 1930s.
Correspondence, catalogs, price lists, promotional materials, broker and winery advertising, newsletters, reports, photographs, wine labels, menus, recipes, receipts, business cards.
Lithographs, drawings, books, and manuscript notes used for nineteenth century German pomological texts. Illustrations are primarily of apples and pears.
Papers of ACTUP activist Jorge Cortiñas covering a variety of topics including materials relating to HIV status and immigration, and HIV and people of color
This small collection contains approximately 30 handwritten and typescript letters in Spanish from Argentine-French writer Julio Cortázar (1914-1984), dating between 1950 and 1960. Recipients include Alberto M. Salas and Dorita and Jorge Vila Ortiz.
Photographs, scrapbooks, genealogical charts, biographical notes, Corum Family Association organizational materials and reports, Boy Scout book binding project, deeds, will, divorce papers....
Photographs, scrapbooks, genealogical charts, biographical notes, Corum Family Association organizational materials and reports, Boy Scout bookbinding project, deeds, will, divorce papers.
The Norman Corwin Collection, 1930-2012, contains manuscripts, correspondence, essays, articles, programs, personal artifacts and books by and about writer Norman Corwin. Correspondence includes letters to and from Ray Bradbury, Carl Sandburg and more. The collection also includes published works by...
Collection consists of 26 progress photographs of sculptor Harry Jackson's John Wayne equestrian sculpture.
Collection consists of scripts, programs, and clippings related to the career of Norman Corwin. Includes scripts for The world of Carl Sandberg, The charter in the saucer, Lust for life, and The golden door. Also includes a hard bound copy...
Radio broadcast relating to the surrender of Germany in World War II. Broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting System, May 8, 1945.
The collection consists of two scripts for United Nations Radio Dramas written by American writer Norman Corwin during the Golden Age of Radio. The first script, "Could Be," which was also produced by Corwin, first aired in September of 1949...
Correspondence, clippings, articles, legal documents, publicity, notes, and a dissertation excerpt documenting the literary activity of author and early gay rights advocate Donald Sagarin, who wrote under the pseudonym Donald Webster Cory in the 1950s. Cory was the author of...
The Dr. Benjamin Cory Papers are comprised of a single spiral bound typed 33 page transcript. The first section is a diary of Cory's overland journey from St. Joseph, Mo. (departing May 1, 1847) to Portland, Or. (Arriving Oct. 21,...
Harry Thomas Cory (1870- ) was an assistant engineer at A. & M. Railway in 1888, before undertaking numerous engineering projects including one with the Southern Pacific Railroad, where he was personally in charge of diverting the Colorado River from...
This collection contains correspondence from Pvt. Joseph Coryell of the Union Army to his wife Sarah during the Civil War. Also included are other pieces of correspondence including letters to and from Sarah from other friends and family members.
Dictation recorded by Henry Cerruti for H.H. Bancroft.
This collections contains records kept by Thomas Cosgrove during his 38 years working at the University of San Diego. Records are associated with his work in Student Affairs and include meeting minutes, memoranda, resources used for policy creation, and...
Meeting materials, election campaign literature, serial issues, other printed matter, and photographs relating to political conditions in Romania, and to Romanians in the United States.
Conference proceeding and tapes.
Los Angeles hotel; volume spine reads Proprietors - Hammel & Denker. 1882 - 1883.
This collection contains the papers of Canadian born television and Broadway producer Pierre Cossette (1923-2009). The collection includes scripts, stage designs, contracts, press releases, actor headshots and resumes, video tapes, budgets, the Grammy Awards, personal papers, and drafts of his...
Snapshots of home exteriors, a group in an automobile, an ox cart, children, public buildings in San José (Costa Rica), trains, a sugar cane field and coffee curing facility (1 or 2 views) and 12 construction views of the Panama...
Proceedings, testimony, exhibits, and reports, relating to the illegal transit of Cuban arms to Nicaragua through Costa Rican territory. Photocopy.
Costa Rica (steamer) cargo manifest (SAFR 17648, HDC 388) collection contains one document for the Pacific Mail Steamship company. The manifest outlines contract conditions and receipt for 46 packages of merchandise loaded for a voyage from San Francisco to Manzanillo,...
Costa Rica (steamship) menu (SAFR 18865, HDC 515) is dated January 30 1865. The COSTA RICA was an Atlantic Mail Steamship Company vessel. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Collection contains several sightseeing guidebooks and bulletins featuring photos of landmarks, travel information, maps, and other data.
This collection consists of documents pertaining to Costa Rica, including materials about elections, campaigns, and political parties, human rights, trade issues, and Costa Rica's role in the Central American peace process. Also includes reports concerning activities within Costa Rica in...
The content of the scrapbooks reflects Miss Costabel's life circumstances. The bulk of the earliest programs and clippings pertain to events in San Jose where the College of the Pacific was located when Miss Costabel was a student there. The...
Correspondence, dispatches, memoranda, reports, press releases, speeches and writings, conference proceedings, financial records, and printed matter, relating to Romanian diplomacy during World War II; discussion of Romania at the Paris Peace Conference of 1946; Romanian and other Eastern European emigre...
The Helen Costello Millinery Workers Union, Local 41 Photograph Collection includes photographs of meetings, parades, and marches featuring members of the Millinery Workers Union and the union banner. One large panorama documents attendees at the Third Biennial Convention of the...
German propaganda leaflet dropped over France during World War I.
The Rupert and Jeannette Costo papers, housed in Special Collections & Archives of the Tomás Rivera Library at the University of California, Riverside is a collection consisting of printed material (correspondence, typescripts, original manuscripts and ephemera), film and photographs collected...
is a living archive or an on-going ethnography of contemporary language practices, usages, or costumes of a major U.S. ethnic group. Its mission is to collect, organize, and make public a continual account of vernacular Spanish in the Los...
A group of eight catalogs and related ephemera (circa 1940s)pertaining to costumes, fabrics etc., many seemingly connected to theater and dance suppliers. Includes sheets with swatches of decorative fabrics and samples.
The Costume Designers Guild Collection spans the years 1936-2005 (bulk 1942-1976) and encompasses less than 1 linear foot of manuscripts and 754 artworks. The collection documents the work of Hollywood costume designers including Colleen Atwood, April Ferry, Bernard Johnson, Orry...
Women's (size 34) designed by Lucy Barton, official costume designer for the commission.
Movie costume sketches by Renee Hurbert, William C. Lambert, William Travilla, Theodora Van Runkle, Arlington F. Valles, Edith Head (The Ten Commandments) and Helen Rose (Carmen Miranda). 1941-1968, bulk is 1942.
This file contains a hand-written manuscript signed by Laurrel C. Harris, archaeologist, El Dorado, California, written December 26, 1899.
Certified copies of military service records for Pablo Cota from 1787-1798
Cotati Company accounts journals (11 v.) include day books, time and wage books, and a sales book for the Cotati Ranch, Sonoma County, California. Also includes a small amount of correspondence between W. D. Page and Fred Keppel interfiled with...
Depicts economic activities and other scenes of daily life in the Côte d'Ivoire.
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Cote d'Ivoire.
Ray Cote was a world famous air race pilot. This collection documents many of his accomplishments.
Renee Cote was a psychotherapist and lesbian activist. This collection includes the thesis for her master's degree as well as an additional publication.
Warren R. Cothran (1938-1980) served as Professor of Entomology at the University of California, Davis from 1968-1980. His papers contain several of his articles as well as his course materials for Entomology 104. Also included are 35mm color slides that...
Two essays, entitled The Nature of Marxian Communism, and Some Thoughts Regarding Communism and the World Situation.
The collection consists of 215 cuneiform tablets, the majority of which were written by students in ancient Mesopotamian schools. Tablet subjects include writing composition and language, mathematics, science, law, and religion. The chronological range of the tablets extends from the...
Parts 2 and 3: Nos. 111 and 130 of the Tract Society of the Medodist Episcopal Church. New York, ca. 1830s. Transferred from uncat. Special, 10/2/09. Alpha list.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, clippings, and photographs, relating to agriculture in the United States; American trade and foreign relations with Brazil and Kuwait; and food aid, agricultural development, and foreign investment in developing countries.
This collection consists of six scrapbooks relating to films in which actor Joseph Cotten (1905-1994) appeared; includes miscellaneous stills and photographs. The collection covers 1931-1962. The scrapbooks subjects include Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941) and The Magnificent Ambersons (RKO, 1942); publicity,...
This collection contains correspondence written by Gary George Cotter, John Thomas Cotter, George Joseph Cotter Jr., and Lawrence (Larry) Jerome Cotter to their parents and siblings during the Vietnam War.
Relates to conditions in Japanese prisoner of war camps during World War II. Includes partial typed transcript of the diaries.
The Cottle Family Collection consists of correspondence, writings, printed materials, photographs, legal and financial documents, and postal memorabilia (stamps and cancelled envelopes). The majority of correspondence tells news of family and friends. Financial documents include a detailed account of John...
This file contains the records of Aylett Rains Cotton who was the director of The Society of California Pioneers from July 1896 to July 1909, and was President of the Society from July 1889 to July 1899. Aylett R. Cotton...
Materials related to the Cycling Road Race at the 1984 Olympics including notes, correspondence, and course maps.
This collection consists primarily of writings by career United States army officer and historian Robert Christie Cotton (1885-1952) on various topics including the Philippines, China, Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Mexican border, and World War I, written during his active army...
Comments on his work as head of the Cotton Section; his assistant, Wofford B. Camp and other members of the program; the use of agricultural extension forces, etc. Appended: copies of letters written by Cobb to people studying the AAA...
Contains two documents: an opium order and a dedication
Two sets of plans including fixture plans for M. F. Ringle, owner
Memorabilia from Mt. Diablo Elementary School (Concord) teacher, Dorothy Couden.
Correspondence, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Charles de Gaulle, European politics, and the Paneuropa Union.
Poems, plays, novels by French author Victor Coudron. The majority are manuscripts. Also includes notes made by the author, correspondence with an editor, and clippings.
This collection contains the papers of California poet and educator Henri Coulette (1927-1988).
This collection includes scrapbooks assembled by Dr. Walter Coulson in the latter half of the twentieth century. The bulk of the contents consist of newspaper clippings about SFGH, with some photographs also included.
This collection consists of materials documenting Bessie Coulter's activities as Curator of the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana and her research notes and chronologies relating to the Bernardo Yorba family. In Coulter's papers there are photographs and other miscellaneous materials...
Family history of B. F. Coulter, photographs, business correspondence, clippings; photographs of window and counter displays. The family business was founded in 1878 in Los Angeles and flourished until the 1960s.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Minutes, correspondence, conference materials, memoranda, reports, financial and fundraising records, and printed matter relating to the Community of Democracies. Includes records of the Next Century Initiative.
Materials relating to education in the United States including minutes, correspondence, reports, proposals, studies, memoranda, financial records, bulletins, press releases, other issuances, and printed matter.
Correspondence, reports, conference papers, memoranda, minutes, press releases, press summaries, and statistics relating to security requirements of various Latin American countries, especially in Central America; guerrilla activity in El Salvador; and a series of World Media Conferences on the media,...
The Council for the Study of Mankind was an organization based in Santa Monica, California, made up of educators and scholars and associated with civic, professional and business leaders. Their intent was to further understanding to find solutions for the...
Records of the the Council of Churches of Santa Clara County.
The Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) advised the President on economic developments, appraised the economic policies of the Federal Government, made future projections and prepared the annual economic report of the President. As the council became involved in a broader...
Documents the founding of the Council of Neighborhood Associations in Berkeley, California.
The Council of Social Agencies of Los Angeles records consist of meeting minutes, reports, and correspondence and memorandums, 1929-1947, created and collected by this welfare organization. The minutes are primarily those of the Executive Committee, and describe the higher level...
Collection consists of correspondence and printed materials of the Council of Social Sciences Data....
Annual reports, minutes, budgets, and office files relating to the Council of University of California Staff Assemblies (CUCSA).
The papers feature the materials related to the political, economical, and social development of Latin American region in the last quarter of the 20th century, its relationships with the U.S. and the nearby countries. The collection includes clippings, leaflets, various...
Minutes, conference proceedings, correspondence, reports, memoranda, studies, and printed matter, relating to accreditation of universities, colleges, and specialized professional schools in the United States. Includes records of predecessor organizations.
The collection consists of miscellaneous materials relating to the Council on Religion and the Homosexual, founded in San Francisco in 1965, primarily for the period 1965-1973.
Contains minutes of board meetings, open discussions and press conferences.
Growing up in Oregon, Washington, and California; marriage to Verne Roberts and raising four sons; PTA work in San Mateo; polio of son Edward V. Roberts at age 15: medical care, iron lung, therapy, transition to home; Ed's continuing education:...
A collection of carbon copies of transcripts in Spanish from the Mexican archives used in research for the book THE FRENCH IN SONORA.
Psychedelic posters and cards announcing rock concerts and other "happenings" of interest to the American counter culture of the 1960's, mostly in the San Francisco area.
William B. Hogg (1880-1937) (alternative name Josiah Hopkins), while ministering with the Paul Rader organization in Los Angeles in 1933, felt called to establish a "country church" in the middle of Hollywood. He modeled it on the country church in...
Journals, research materials, photographs, sound recordings, films and digital files created by David and Dorothy Counts, a husband-and-wife ethnographic team. The collection focuses on West New Britain, Papua New Guinea, particuarly myths and oral histories.
This collection consists of approximately 1,700 architectural drawings, plans and maps. The collection includes various county buildings, parks, roadways and waterways.
These are records of the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Contra Costa. By mandate of California Rule of Court 6.755, the Court designated the Contra Costa County Historical Society as the archival facility to preserve and...
The County Employee Photograph and Film Collection consist of photographs of county employees and films of a strike at the Berger Drive county building in 1975. The photographs include employees at county events and parties.
The County Fairgrounds Collection consists of materials pertaining to the County Fair and Fairgrounds ranging from 1939 to 2009. These materials include: Fairgrounds' Board meeting minutes, financial reports, programs, premium lists, administrative files, photographs, slides, negatives, video and audio tapes,...
Results and discussions of surveys of county finance undertaken by the National Association of Counties between 1991 and 1993.
This collection documents the history of the creation of the flags and seals of Santa Clara County, California.
Records including material ranging from ledgers to individual papers concerning several departments in county government.
These are records of the government officials of Contra Costa County, donated by the Clerk-Recorder by Resolution 79/932 of the Board of Supervisors. Records include school bonds, franchise records, subdivisions & tracts, juror lists and fees, roads and other miscellaneous...
The County Historical Heritage Commission Papers and Photographs collection contains Commission documents, correspondence, minutes, agendas, Heritage Resource Inventory paperwork, Historic American Buildings Surveys, newspaper clippings, photographs and negatives that range from 1960 to 1983. The bulk of the collection is...
Transferred from Law Library, UC Berkeley.
This collection contains images of County parks, primarily from the 1970s and 1980s.
This collection consists of black and white and color photographs - approximately 50,000 negatives, 2,500 slides, and 4,500 prints created by the County Photographers to document the activities and development of the county's government.
Register of Yolo County Hunting Licenses from 1907-1909. Location A 1.3
Environmental News packets of photocopied clippings offered by the subscription service run by the [Santa Barbara] County News Service. The clippings are taken from several Santa Barbara and area newspapers.
This collection consists of some 200 hard bound volumes of the property tax records of Contra Costa County. It provides detailed property holdings of all persons owning taxable property in Contra Costa County from the beginning of the county through...
Papers of Santa Barbara-based composer Mildred Couper an early proponent of quarter-tone music. The collection includes musical scores, photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence (including correspondence with her Husband Richard Couper and grandfather Thomas Ball), personal writings, financial documents, concert programs, recordings...
The collection contains original film elements as well as video dubs of two Frank O'Hara plays that Ken Coupland produced and directed. The films use a unique cinematic technique that he called "tantamation" which combines animation and storyboarding.
Includes club correspondence, minutes and some scrapbook materials.
This collection includes organizational records from Couples of San Francisco Bay Area, as well as from the Couples National Network Inc. They include circulars, bylaws, operating committee materials, financial statements, event proposals, graph proofs, by-laws, as well as promotional materials...
This collection consists of three booklets of handwritten notes in French taken from a course on political economies during the 19th century.
Expanded descriptions, mini-catalogs, workbooks, and lab manuals.
This collection of two handwritten bound volumes holds the earliest records of government and judicial administration in San Joaquin County, spanning the years 1850-1855.
Original Mexican Period titles and recordings of the Customs Receiver, Court of the Port of San Diego, in Spanish and on authentic re-stamped 1825-1826 Spanish Stamped Paper (a form of taxation). Includes "Book A" titles and signatures of Martin Sanchez...
Notices of the location of mines, Pendencies of action, Minutes. Court Sessions.
V. 1-2: reporter's transcript, Lilienthal Co. v. M.C. Cole, et al, Nov. 1916.
Chic Courter was born on April 24, 1889 in San Miguel, San Luis Obispo County, California. In 1940 Courter joined the staff of the Roseville Press which later merged with the Roseville Tribune and Register to become the Roseville...
The collection documents the scholarly, personal and professional pursuits and activities of noted art critic and art historian Pierre Courthion. The bulk of the material relates directly to Courthion's research and writing projects, consisting primarily of unpublished notes and edited...
assorted materials related to Courtland Creek project
The collection contains notes and documents from the formative years of the Humboldt County chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, the Humboldt County Human Rights Commission, League of Women Voters, reproductive rights organizations, and the Humboldt Bay League (precursor...
Frank Courtney started his aviation career in 1913, flying in World War I, World War II, and serving in commercial and military aviation for decades. His collection contains IDs, passports, and journals from 1922-1971.
Martha Courtot was a lesbian poet whose writing focuses on lesbian identity, feminism, and fat acceptance. The majority of the collection consists of Courtot’s poetry, as well as other writing, including journals, essays, and novels.
Memoir, letters, and photographs, relating to American military balloon operations in France during World War I.
The Courts of Appeal Records at the California State Archives (CSA) contain records from all six appellate courts: San Francisco, Los Angeles and Sacramento (created by election on November 8, 1904), Riverside/San Bernardino (Statutes 1929, c. 691), Fresno (Statutes 1961,...
Correspondence, writings, notes, printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to journalism and to advocacy of peace, disarmament and world federation.
Collection covers the range of Cousins' career as magazine editor, author, and professor, with particular concentration in the subject areas of world government and medical issues, mostly concerning the role of the mind in healing the body. It consists of...
A complete photographic copy of Cave Johnson Couts' diary, which includes descriptions of his experience at West Point, his military service as an officer of the 1st U.S. Dragoons on the Western frontier and in Mexico, and as an escort...
This collection consists of the personal, family, and business papers of San Diego, California, rancher, businessman, and politician Cave Johnson Couts (1821-1874) and his son Cave Johnson Couts, Jr. (1856-1943). There is material concerning land and development in San Diego...
This collection contains the military, business, and personal papers of Cave J. Couts, a prominent businessman in early San Diego, as well as business papers and personal papers of other members of the Couts Family.
Correspondence from Coutts, his granddaughter, Marguerite Berlin, and others regarding Coutts' property and Coutts' background. Also included are two tintypes (1883) of Cornelius Van Buren and his son George M. Van Buren, who rode horses for Coutts, and a five...
Collection consists mostly of clippings and published articles, with two unpublished papers: Geoffrey Bilson, "Peter Coutts - 'The Frenchman'" and Regina Kriss, "The influence and effects of French politics (1848-1880) on the life of Stanford's Frenchman, Peter Coutts," 1965....
The Costa G. Couvaras papers (1913-1987) consist of biographical materials, correspondence, photos, newspaper and magazine articles pertaining to Costa Couvaras. In particular, it contains materials relating to his involvement in the OSS Mission Pericles, which took place in Greece during...
The La Jolla Cove Collection is made up of photographs and archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. The Collection contains material dedicated to the history of the...
Correspondence, writings, diaries, photographs, yearbooks, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia, relating primarily to American military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II.
This collection primarily consists of correspondence, notes, teaching materials, publications, and administrative files. It also includes photographs....
The Elwin H. Covey, Association of Oak Ridge Engineers and Scientist Files includes correspondence, flyers, informational materials and newsletters. Materials range in date from 1945-1947 and document the Association of Oak Ridge Engineers and Scientists' efforts to influence early U.S....
The COVID Tracking Project was a volunteer organization launched from The Atlantic and dedicated to collecting and publishing the data required to understand the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States. Their records include data products and sources, blog and social...
This collection contains images which document the workers and working environments in Covina and the Covina area from the 1880's through the 1950's. Most of the images 1-115 show life in the orange groves and packing houses through the 1940's....
Business records of the Covina Orange Growers Association.
Floyd C. Covington was a Black civic leader in Los Angeles from the late 1920s to the 1970s. Through his work as the first Executive Director of the Los Angeles Urban League and his service in the Department of Housing...
Isidore Covitt lived in Shanghai during the 1930s, and was heavily involved in the Jewish community in the city. The collection contains two photographs from the early 1930s, consisting of a large group portrait of the Jewish Cub Scouts, Boy...
Contains organizational papers, including constitution and bylaws, minutes, membership lists, correspondence, and reports, as well as cases before the Board of Appeals concerning new constructions and conversions, newspaper clippings, and several zoning reports and maps. Correspondence contains detailed accounts of...
Lantern slides, glass negatives and nitrate film. Primarily scenes of Panama. ca. 1910-1913, undated.
Reports, articles, seminar papers, speeches, memoranda, minutes, statistics, and printed matter, relating to political, economic and social conditions, education, nationalism, and foreign aid in newly independent African states.
The Lester Cowan papers span the years 1923-1980s (bulk 1930s-1950s) and encompass approximately 78.5 linear feet. The collection contains production files and scripts, correspondence, subject files, scrapbooks, and photographs. The photograph series consists of albums, prints, slides, and negatives of...
Collection consists of miscellaneous manuscripts pertaining to California history.
Robert Ernest Cowan (1862-1942) was a San Francisco bookseller (1895-1920) and author of bibliographies of history of California and the Pacific Coast. He was also the librarian for William Andrews Clark, Jr. (1919-33). Cowan's collection of books and manuscripts form...
Robert Ernest Cowan (1862-1942) wrote bibliographies of California history and the Pacific Coast, and worked as a librarian for William Andrews Clark, Jr. from 1919 to 1933. His collection of books and manuscripts form the nucleus of the UCLA Department...
Collection consists of song lyrics for Later Than Spring from Coward's 1961 musical and accompanying letter.
An overland diary, our copy is a transcript of the original, relating events which took place between April 7, 1853 to October 12, 1853 during a wagon train journey from Keosaqua, Iowa to Yreka, California - with additional observations and...
Principally with Albert Elkus, Professor, University of California, Berkeley, these letters chiefly concern Cowell's imprisonment at San Quentin Prison, 1936-1940. Other correspondents include Mrs. Olive Thompson Cowell, and Mrs. Sidney Robertson Cowell....
Contains miscellaneous printing exercises produced by the Cowell Press students under the direction of Peter Manston, Jack Stauffacher and George Kane as well as guest teachers.
This collection contains various record books, ledgers, cash books, tax records and artifacts from the Cowell properties and businesses, Henry Cowell Lime & Cement Company and Cowell Portland Cement Company.
Photographs and textual materials generated by artist and writer John Clifford Cowles, documenting his time in Montana and his career in southern California.
Cowles writes to a friend about his undesirable discharge from the U.S. Navy and the events surrounding it.
This collection consists of correspondence, published and unpublished manuscripts, photographs, artifacts, and biographical materials of zoologist and UCLA professor Raymond Cowles.
Reverend Ben Thomson Cowles, PhD (1915 - ) is an ordained Presbyterian pastor and clinical psychologist. He served as missionary to China in 1946, and pastor to the St. John’s Community Presbyterian Church during the 1950s. The collection contains materials...
This collection contains diaries, correspondence, photographs, publications, and other material pertaining to Nellie Suydam Cowley, an average citizen who spent much of her life in Glendora, California. Her diaries and writings are based on what she considered to be her...
Collection includes extensive correspondence with leaders in the pioneer field of higher education, administrative papers from Cowley's various positions in college administrations, materials on the history, administration and taxonomy of higher education, outlines from lectures given at Stanford, and a...
Six black and white photographs of the 1906 earthquake aftermath at Stanford University.
Papers document his professional life as teacher, administrator, and researcher and include correspondence; memoranda; research notes, charts, proposals, and reports; grant applications; outlines, tests, lecture notes, and other teaching materials; manuscripts; minutes; date books; papers and theses by his students;...
Papers of Alvin J. Cox, Jr., consist of a letter from the Dean of Men appointing him a sponsor in Encina Hall, 1927; his two Stanford diplomas, 1927 and 1931; and one page of biographical and genealogical information on Cox...
Stanford materials in this collection, 1893-1906, include student application materials, notes from a lecture series by Rev. Charles R. Brown, class papers and exams, letters regarding his teaching position at Stanford, his Stanford diplomas, invitation from Jane L. Stanford (1905),...
California legislator Dave Cox served as a State Assembly Member from 1999-2004, and as a State Senator from 2005-2010. The Dave Cox Papers consist of 6.5 cubic feet of records reflecting the interests and political activities of Cox during his...
James R. Cox (1926- ) was the head of UCLA's Geology Library, and head of circulation (1960-77), Acting Associate University Librarian for Public Services (1977-79), and Assistant to the University Librarian (1979-83) before becoming the University Librarian for Griffith University...
James R. Cox (1926- ) began working at the UCLA library in 1954, serving in gifts and exchange, as head of the Geology Library, and head of circulation (1960-77). He became the Acting Associate University Librarian for Public Services (1977-79),...
This collection comprises papers of L.E. Cox and Brad Atwood, two of the first administrative employees at the University of California, Irvine.
Thirty-two letters written to Alice F. Daggett (Mrs. John) of Northern California between 1871 and 1924. Includes other correspondence, clippings, pen and ink art originals on paper, "Address to the Citizens of East Quogue Long Island, New York," and "The...
Photographs of University of California, Davis campus and events.
Color snapshots of the Gay Freedom Day Parade in San Francisco.
The Ernest Coxhead collection consists of photographs and drawings of residences designed by Coxhead and Coxhead, photographs of the A.E.F. School of Architecture in LeMans (circa 1919), and miscellaneous clippings of images and poetry. Coxhead's personal papers, professional papers, and...
The Ernest Coxhead drawings consist of three flat file folders of original drawings of residences and a memorial, all dating circa 1895. Three additional flat file folders were added in July 2018 for the Pacific Grand Hotel, Home Telephone Building,...
The bulk of the collection consists of newspaper clippings arranged by county and by topic. Subjects covered include the Gold Rush, transportation, and biographies. There is a strong emphasis on the California parlors of the Native Sons of the Golden...
Clippings, correspondence, pamphlets, manuscripts, plats, building plans, notes and directory information....
Photographs and reproduction prints of California historic sites, landmarks, buildings (including missions and adobe structures), artifacts, industry, and people who were part of the historical narrative. Subject matter includes the age of Spanish exploration, but concentrates on California in the...
The collection consists of photographs; articles by and about Brian Coyle; electoral materials documenting his unsuccessful senatorial, mayoral and city council campaigns, as well as his successful 1983 city council campaign; flyers; photocopies of family correspondence and greeting cards; and...
Col. Orie Coyle served in the Army Air Forces.
Col. Orie Coyle served in the Army Air Forces.
David A. Coyle helped to found AIDS and Arc Day Care Activities Program (AADCAP), which would later be called Continuum HIV Day Services. This collection documents Coyle’s work with the organization from its founding to his resignation from the board...
This collection contains six correspondence written by Sergeant James W. Coyle, Jr., United States Army Air Force to his sister, Rosemary, during the Second World War.
Correspondence, personal and identification documents, clippings, other printed matter, photographs, and postcards, relating to Young Men's Christian associations war work on behalf of American soldiers in France during World War I.
Correspondence to and from agents, lawyers, directors, actors, friends, and family members relating to Coyote's professional work, political activities, and personal life.
Ledgers from the post office in Coyote, CA, plus postal phone lists.
Typescript prepared for publication of Zakin's book on the environmental group Earth First! Includes comments by Dave Foreman, founder of the organization.
This collection consists of galley proofs of James Gould Cozzens' book, (1964), with some corrections by the publisher.
Correspondence, personal balance sheet, New York state legal documents...
The CRA/LA Collection of Original Art on Paper consists primarily of photographs particularly silver gelatin and ambrotype prints. Watercolor and pastel; mixed media; linocut and block print; letterpress, serigraph; and cel vinyl on acetate. Subject matter and locale covers the...
This handmade booklet, “Respectfully dedicated to Dr. Frank Mace MacFarland,” pertains to the summer session at Stanford Marine Biological Laboratory [Hopkins Marine Station], 1913, and includes photographs, cartoons, poetry, and humorous commentary.
This folder contains three letters written by H. Hine to his brother C.B. Phelps in Stockton, CA: the first sent from “Sonorita”, probably near Caborca, Sonora, Mexico), and the remaining two sent from the What Cheer House in San Francisco....
Title devised by cataloger.
These diaries were recorded during two separate periods in Mary Freeman's life. There are three volumes written as a teenager from January 1, 1890 to December 31, 1891. Entries concern her daily activities such as school, visiting with friends, family...
Donald Crabs was a UCLA professor who specialized in theater design. He studied scenery and lighting design, as well as set design for television and film. Starting in 1965 he taught set and stage design in the UCLA Department of...
Records about the development of California and National History Standards for K-12 education from 1986-1990s, evidence of intense conservative political reaction to the standards, book drafts for , and academic work done during Charlotte Crabtree's career as a Professor of...
Handbill listing Abraham Lincoln as candidate for President (from National Union Nom.); A reprint of the Taylor and Taylor imprint for the Winter MCMXVI-VII.
Certificate (dated January 1, 1939) signed by California Governor Frank F. Merriam appointing Justus F. Craemer to the Railroad Commissiom of California, for the term ending January 1, 1945.
The Craft and Folk Art Museum (CAFAM) and its predecessor, The Egg and The Eye Gallery, was an active part of "Museum Row" at 5814 Wilshire Blvd. on Los Angeles' Miracle Mile in the mid-Wilshire district, showing fine craft, international...
This collection contains photographs, correspondence, sheet music, and other material pertaining to Marcella Craft, an early twentieth century opera singer who spent portions of her career in Europe and Riverside, California. Includes photographs from her early childhood, materials from her...
The collection consists of the papers of author, playwright, and screenwriter Michael Craft. Materials in the collection include manuscripts, notes, research materials, correspondence, promotional materials, reviews and other items related to Craft's career and creative works, most notably the Mark...
Published and unpublished manuscripts, correspondence, reprints and radiographs relating to chemical weed control research employing autoradiography to trace the movements of herbicides through plants.
Photograph album of houses in the West Park Tract of Los Angeles, now the Vermont Harbor neighborhood, probably dating from the years 1908-1910.
Consists of family papers from the descendents of William and Ellen Craft and James M. Trotter, including a small amount of correspondence and original documents, as well as genealogical research notes and clippings gathered by various members of the families,...
Some PTA materials, class and various activity photos, histories of the school, etc.
Correspondence, research notes, manuscripts, reports, newspaper clippings, journal articles, photographs, sound recordings, drawings, and maps, on the history, social institutions, genealogy, languages, crafts, lore, culture, material culture, and ethnography of the Miwok, Paiute, and other Native American tribes of the...
W. Chase Craig (1910-2002) illustrated, wrote and produced comic books from the mid-1930s until his retirement from Western Printing and Lithography in 1975. Craig wrote and drew the first issues of Bugs Bunny, Looney Tunes, and Merrie Melodies for Western...
Edith Craig (1869-1947) was a member of the Lyceum Theatre Company for many years, working with her mother and brother, Edward Gordon Craig, under the direction of Henry Irving. She designed and made costumes for many London productions, but in...
The portfolio contains a notebook and two typed manuscripts that trace the development of the essay entitled, "A Plea to G. B. S." in (1931; republished as in 1932). Edward Gordon Craig's essay "A Plea to G. B. S." is...
Edward Henry Gordon Craig (1872-1966) was a member of the Lyceum, London, where he received training as an actor and began his career in stage design and production (1889-95). He was appointed Royal Designer for Industry of the Royal College...
Edward Gordon Craig (1872-1966) was an English scene designer and the son of actress Ellen Terry. The collection contains ephemera, exhibition catalogues, periodicals, photographs, and souvenir programs illustrating Craig's theatrical staging.
These papers largely reflect Gordon A. Craig's career as a historian and professor at Stanford University from 1961 through 1979. In addition, there are some materials pertaining to his student days at Princeton University and Oxford, to his early teaching...
Correspondence and manuscripts related to the life and career of the American scholar and educator Hardin Craig.
The James Osborne Craig papers span 3.5 linear feet and date from circa 1918 to circa 1923, with one item dating from 2007. The collection is comprised of black-and-white photographic prints and negatives of Craig’s sketches, and drawings for architectural...
The Mary McLaughlin Craig papers span 8 linear feet and date from circa 1925 to 1946. The collection includes correspondence, specifications and reports, architectural drawings and reprographic copies, handwritten notes regarding the building process of Craig’s many projects, and a...
Collection consists of correspondence, publications, and campaign literature, and memorabilia related to national and California politics, particularly the California Republican Assembly. Includes rosters of state and county Republican Central Committees, rosters of Republican clubs, correspondence with Thomas E. Dewey, and...
Personal and professional papers, photographs, negatives, slides, film, audiocassettes, a videocassette, and other material from businessman, publisher, and gay activist, Robert F. Craig, 1934-2000. Perhaps best known as owner of the Los Angeles-based gay newsmagazine, , Craig was also instrumental...
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This collection contains the family, personal, and business papers of Colorado cattle rancher J.D. Craighead (1873-1964), including materials related to the Craighead Ranch and irrigation projects; diaries; account books; and some government documents and maps.
There are several hundred fan letters sent to the actress in the mid-1940s, largely from U.S. servicemen, often requesting a photograph or autograph. There is also some personal and family correspondence.
Depositions, interrogatories, exhibits, hearing transcripts, motions and other legal records, correspondence, memoranda, notes, and expense statements, relating to legal efforts of the government of Taiwan to recover funds embezzled by General P. T. Mow and Colonel V. S. Hsiang, director...
Donald J. Cram, a Nobel Prize-winning organic chemist, came to UCLA in August of 1947 where he taught and conducted research for over four decades. The field of host-guest complexation chemistry was in large part developed by Cram and his...
Mainly court actions.
The Ambrose C. Cramer drawings of the Arthur Meeker residence consists of one flat file folder of six reprographic copies of architectural drawings, all dated February 26, 1930. Drawings include: plot plan, elevations (interior and exterior), detail elevations of court...
The Duane Cramer papers consists of a signed poster of a cover he did for the periodical "Blue" in February 2000, along with color photocopies of the profile and photospread, "Bloom of Youth," in the same issue.
The collection includes film and television scripts, shooting schedules, set breakdowns, and photographs of sets.
James M. Cramer, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member, 1981-1982. He authored bills concerning corrections, specifically the sentencing of habitual offenders and reforming the justice system at the county level.
The Robert Cramer scrapbooks and photo albums document his year as Emperor of the Imperial Court and various trips taken with Jose Sarria, Absolute Empress I, the Widow Norton. Cramer was Emperor III, from 1974-1975. The collection also includes coronation...
The (1970-2009) documents Cramer's support of the Chicano movement while at SDSU. Of particular interest are notes from a study group of faculty and students who met to discuss Chicano and Chicana issues at the university. Also included are posters...
Research material on grasses, lecture notes, and correspondence from UC Davis Herbarium curator and botanist Beecher Crampton.
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, speeches, statistics, printed matter, maps, and photographs, relating to revolutionary events in Canton and Shanghai, 1924-1927, and to relief and economic reconstruction, especially mining operations in South Korea after the Korean War.
Relates to the claims to scientific status for the works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels Photocopy.
Depicts Stanford University campus and buildings, Herbert Hoover, Lou Henry Hoover, the Hoover family, Leland Stanford, and Jane Lathrop Stanford.
Proof albums assembled by Crandall of photograph taken during the year to be browsed by patrons of his Palo Alto studio. Crandall concentrated primarily on Stanford athletics and student activities. Sports most heavily documented are football, track, and baseball; others...
Depicts Capen House, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, used to house United States Naval Reserve Women's Reserve officers during World War II.
The Fred W. Crandall Photographs collection consists of twenty-nine images that chronicle approximately thirty years of Northern California agricultural history, from approximately 1883 to 1911. It includes photos of the Fred W. Crandall and William T. Rice Fruit Drying establishment...
Shannon Crandall (1871- ) was born in Colusa, California. She was president of the California Hardware Company (1918), director of the Security First National Trust and Savings Bank and president, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce (1929). The collection consists of...
Concerns the years of litigation between Kathleen M. Crandall and her former domestic partner Lisa Wagner over guardianship and visitation rights of their two children. These records are mainly litigation documents and case-related correspondence, along with corroborative letters and materials...
This collection consists of correspondence written to and from W. C. Crandall regarding his government sponsored work along the Pacific coast, specifically the Southern California kelp beds and kelp harvesting for potash. Also includes the maps from Potash from Kelp...
The Steve Crandell photograph collection, 1878-1945, (SAFR 00375, P89-062) is comprised of photographs of various Pacific Coast vessels. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
Photographs of the Crane and Berg families also include McCoy, Scott, Adams, and Mitchell family portraits, taken chiefly in Missouri studios. Also includes family snapshot albums (1920's) of activities in and around Corning, Calif. in the 1920's, and an album...
Relates to business and political conditions in the United States, and to American relations with Russia, China and the Middle East. Includes incomplete introduction by Mary Prentice Lillie Barrows and related material. Photocopy.
The bulk of the Clarkson Crane papers consist of published and unpublished novels, short stories and other writings by Crane who was a lecturer in English literature at the University of California Extension School. Also included are materials related to...
This collection mostly consists of negatives, newsletters, and printed matter related to Hydro-Aire, a division of Crane Co.
Collection includes Yvor Winter’s letter of introduction for Lt. and Mrs. George Crane, 1946; letters received from Prof. Margery Bailey and Edgar W. Smith (of The Baker Street Journal), 1944-46; two handmade booklets by Dolly Miller Crane, “Boulder Scenes” with...
The diaries discuss the care of Crane’s grape vines, wine making, and the weather.
Comedic writer Harry Crane started his career as a standup comic. During his long career Crane wrote for a number of renowned entertainers, but is best remembered for developing the popular television creation, . The collection consists of script files,...
The Hewitt D. Crane papers document Crane’s time as an engineer and inventor at Stanford Research Institute (later renamed SRI International), from 1956 to 2005. Included in the collection are materials related to some of the systems and products he...
Minutes of meetings, position papers, press releases, and memoranda, relating to negotiations between the Rhodesian government and the African National Council (Sithole), the United African National Council and the Zimbabwe United People's Organisation, and between the latter organizations and the...
The collection contains material related to the business enterprises of James Filmore Crank; the material includes correspondence, letter books, documents, manuscripts, maps, and volumes.
Includes papers relating to Alan Cranston's pre-Senatorial career, Senate career, and other political activities; also includes personal papers.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Awards, citations, correspondence, clippings, orders, printed matter, reports, and photographs, relating to American military activities in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II.
This is a typed copy of the daily journal of Susan M. Cranstone on an Oregon Trail journey by covered wagon from Woodstock, Ohio to Dalles, Oregon, May 8, 1851 to August 27, 1851.
Hal Cranton was the assistant director of the radio series and occassionally wrote for both the radio and television program. The collection consists of script material television and radio show .
Relates to territorial disputes over Danzig and to political and economic conditions in Danzig.
Phonorecord album and booklet commemorating the Allied invasion of Normandy in 1944; phonorecord of address to Congress by General Douglas MacArthur, 1951; and nineteenth-century German helmet.
Glass positives. Eleven hand-painted toy slides, showing people and animals, used for story illustrations. Ten fit into a magic lantern projector that is part of same donation. [ca. 1880-1920, undated]
Comprises thousands of crate, can, and bottle labels, the bulk of which were designed and created between the 1920s and 1940s by San Francisco and Los Angeles lithography companies. The core of the collection consists of labels and stock label...
This collection contains letters, memoranda, bills and notes retained by John Walkinshaw Craufurd, a Scottish landowner and army officer, between 1746 and his death in 1793. Also included are letters regarding the disposition of Craufurdland Estate after his death.
82 Photographic Prints that have been digitized and placed on the DAMS and Flickr. They have been assigned a 09 Series Number 3357-3438. Images showing Craven's career in the US Navy.
Bill Craven, Republican, was a California State Assembly Member from 1974-1978, representing the 80th Assembly District from 1974-1975 then the 76th Assembly District. The Bill Craven Papers consist of 12 cubic feet of records reflecting Craven's activities during his Assembly...
Discusses her life story, where born and lived
Dan Crawford was an agricultural journalist. He created the concept for the magazine, Spudman. He also took agriculture photographs around the world.
Account books, assessor's notebook, typescript of journal, typescript of letters to "Placerville mountain democrat", obituary of Crawford and his wife....
Crawford et al. v. Board of Education of the City of Los Angeles et al. was a case in which the California Supreme Court ordered the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) to formulate a feasible plan to desegregate its...
A collection of the work of American novelist F. Marion Crawford; included are novels, plays, a poem, historical works, a lecture, and articles.
Correspondence, subject, investments, and clipped articles concerning his activities and interests as an attorney and in education. Scrapbooks contain correspondence, clippings, articles, publications, pamphlets, personalia.
Albums 1-3 contain mainly snapshots of family activities, leisure, outings, etc. Many photos of children and people dressed in distinctive clothes are included. Album 4 consists mainly of formal portraits of James Coffin and family (some by Genthe), several taken...
Jean Samwell Crawford spent time between Los Angeles and her family's cabin called "The Hide-Away" at Malibu Lakeside during the 1930s and 1940s. This collection includes a photograph album, guest books for "The Hide-Away," photographs, and newspaper clippings.
Crawford's involvement with various operations of the Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley.
The Robert M. Crawford application and license (SAFR 251, HDC 450) documents are dated August 12, 1916 and September 19, 1938, respectively. The first is an application to operate motor boats on any waters from the Department of Commerce, Port...
The Rowland Henry Crawford papers span 56.5 linear feet and date from circa 1928 to circa 1973. The collection consists of architectural drawings and reprographic copies, correspondence, Crawford’s 1961 daily calendar, three-ring binders devoted to particular projects, newspaper clippings, and...
This collection contains the papers of Russell Tracy Crawford, an astronomer and professor at the University of California for several decades in the 20th century. Materials include personal and professional correspondence, research notes and charts related to his extensive work...
Joseph Crawhall was an illustrator, making colored woodblocks for books such as (1864) and (1883)He also illustrated (1864), (1873), and Border Notes & Mixty-Maxty (1880). The collection consists of proof copies, scrapbooks, and limited editions of Crawhall's works and clippings...
Edward Cray (1933- ) was an instructor in folklore and folksong at UCLA (1958-60), associate editor and business manager for magazine (1961-64), director of publications for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Southern California (1965-70), associate professor (1976-90), then...
Ed Cray (b. 1933) is a veteran journalist and associate professor of journalism at USC. The collection includes Volumes 1-18 (1949-67) of the liberal West Coast political weekly/monthly Frontier Magazine, edited by Phil Kerby. Cray often wrote for the publication....
Reports, minutes of meetings, correspondence, charts, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to Belgian-American exchange fellowships sponsored by the foundation, Belgian-American cultural relations, child health and nutrition in Belgium, the German occupation of Belgium in World War II, Kings...
Notebook used as student identification album of Escuela Magnetico Espiritual de la Comuna Universal, kept by the "Maestro de Credenciales" (title crossed out on front cover). Contains small, chiefly oval photographic portraits annotated with names and towns of origin of...
Photo albums, diaries, correspondence, minutes, manuscripts, clippings, posters, memorabilia, audiotapes, computer files and other material from lesbian activist, writer and publisher, Jeanne Córdova. In the early 1970s, Córdova began her career as a leader in the Los Angeles gay and...
Winiarski discusses his academic background, St. John's College, University of Chicago, and Italy; choosing a career in winemaking, Martin Ray winery; Souverain winery, 1964-1966, and Lee Stewart; mid-1960s technology, cold fermentation for white wines; Robert Mondavi winery startup, 1966-1968; making...
This collection consists of approximately 825 individual film titles primarily of independent and experimental shorts of such film artists as Arthur Lipsett, Rautis, Norman McLaren, Peter Foldes, Alan Septoff, David Perry, Kathy Strickland, Pat Sullivan, Paul Dopff, Baur, Dick Corben,...
Positive photostats of the documents signed by Peter H. Burnett and William Van Voorhies; and of report, June 28, 1950, of Sherwood Morrill, Examiner of Questioned Documents; photographs of impressions of the Great Seal of California. With explanatory note, The...
Rating Code used by The Credit Bureau
A list of persons with amounts owed to the mission.
This collection is primarily comprised of correspondence, notes, and other material regarding Ezra Pound's interactions with Hubert Creekmore and other individuals during the mid-twentieth century. Included are notes pertaining to the books and by Ezra Pound as well as a...
Correspondence, pamphlets, bulletins, clippings, and photographs, relating to American propaganda activities during World War I, and to the Golden Gate International Exposition. Includes publications of the Committee on Public Information. Also includes some papers of Winifred Gay, niece of George...
Collection consists of 71 reel to reel audio tapes documenting poetry readings and lectures of many of the better known 20th century poets.
The Robert Creeley Papers document the life work of a leading American poet of the 20th century, one of the core members of the "Black Mountain School." They also document several important movements in American poetics in the second half...
The collection consists of medals and other records from Walter Crenshaw, who served as the administrative assistant to the provost marshall at the Tuskegee Army Air Field during the Second World War. Items in the collection include Crenshaw's pay and...
Portraits, some mug shot style, of law officers, district attorney, and presumably suspects involved in bank robbery. Some are posed in profile, and all are posed against a blank wall. Annotations on back identify some subjects as Sheriff Jack Breen,...
Letters to Cyrus Mendenhall and other Crescent Silver Co. officials are mainly from A.F. Curtis but also from H.M. & W. Teller, J.W. Horner, Wm. H. Cushman, Edward Reilly, and E.W. Stephens, Jr. Letters from Curtis and Reilly, agents of...
Contains letters from Crescent Silver Company agents in Bakerville, Clear Creek Co., Colo. reporting to the Executive Committee in Cincinnati. 78 lengthy letters, chiefly from William Mendenhall, give a detailed picture of the everyday workings of the mines, and his...
The Vincent M. Cresci photograph collection, 1939-1942, (SAFR 24824, P77-036) is comprised of a photograph of KAMAKURA MARU (built 1930; passenger vessel) in San Francisco, California. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
A property report and a project study for ore production featuring history of the area, geological analysis, stipulations of deed of sale and marketing contract, production charts, machinery diagrams and specifications, ore production forecasts, photographs and illus flow charts, photographs...
The collection is comprised of two series. Series One: Audiovisual Materials includes 8 videocassettes and 2 betatapes from past Crest Lecture Series at Pepperdine University. The tapes date from 1997 to 2003. Series Two: Photographs includes photographs from various Crest...
This collection contains manuscript pages, photographs, and negatives used for the book, "Crest of a Golden Wave," which was was published in 1987 for Pepperdine University's 50th Anniversary. The book was edited by Jerry Rushford.
Correspondence, writings, memoranda, dispatches, and legal and financial records, relating to Romanian diplomacy prior to and during World War II, communism in Romania, and Romanian emigre activities.
The John P. Crevelli Papers, dating primarily from 1965 through 2015, include correspondence, government documents, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, newsletters, pamphlets, fliers, and ephemera on various county, state, and national environmental issues.
Crew Lists and documents (SAFR 14044, HDC 50) collection is comprised of crew lists from different vessels arriving at San Francisco for the Gold Rush in 1851, four hospital returns, a document from the Treasury Department, a Custom House document,...
Record Series 639 contains the administrative files and photographs of UCLA's Crew Team. Files include photographs, negatives, clippings, programs, press releases, films and videos of the men's and women's crew teams at practice, races, and other events.
Judson Campbell Crews (1917- ) was a lecturer in social development studies at the University of Zambia, Lusaka (1974-78) wrote numerous books of poetry and contributed to some 350 periodicals. The collection consists of correspondence, literary manuscripts, published works and...
Emerson Cribbs was a bailiff in the court of Judge Manuel Rose, in Municipal Court in Antioch.
E.G. Crichton is an interdisciplinary artist and Professor Emerita of Art at the University of California, Santa Cruz. The collection documents a selection of Crichton’s artistic and curatorial work, including a 1991 collection of blueprint scrolls entitled “Graffiti Flowcharts;” the...
Personal papers of British scientist and Nobel Prize winner Francis Harry Compton Crick, who co-discovered the helical structure of DNA with James D. Watson. The papers document Crick's family, social and personal life from 1938 until his death in 2004,...
The collection contains photographic prints, 35 mm color slides, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and journals.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating primarily to the Atlanta public school system.
The collection is a scrapbook of the creation and activities of the Crime Prevention Committee of Contra Costa County Inc., from 1977 to 1984. The committee included private citizens and law enforcement personnel from each city in the county.
Papers filed in criminal cases for County Court. Location: A52.1
Until 1854, the Yolo County Board of Supervisors was known as the Court of Sessions. The Court of Sessions was responsible for hearing criminal cases. This collection includes the criminal cases heard by the Court of Sessions. Location: A52.1
Criminal case files from the Yolo County Justice Court.
Criminal cases filed with Yolo County Superior Court. Location: A47.7; 50.6; 55.1-3
This is a criminal complaint filed by Daniel Dubois against men of a Zuni tribe in Apache County, Arizona Territory on July 17, 1880.
The California Council on Criminal Justice records consist of 7 cubic feet of textual records and 16 audiocassettes. The record group is organized into five series: Executive Director’s Files, 1968-1974; Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) Files, 1968-1973; Meeting Files, 1968-1973...
Notes assembled by Hayes and given to H.H. Bancroft, 1877, with occasional copies of legal papers. Mainly concerning murder trials. Included also are papers in the case, Eulogio Celis vs. Benjamin D. Wilson, Pio Pico and Albert Packard, concerning land...
Letters, photographs, clippings, and memorabilia, relating to Herbert Hoover.
Papers of the Crippen Family, including patriarch George H. Crippen, who settled in San Diego in 1886 and helped develop the city through real estate and investment ventures. The papers include writings of John Crippen, son of George Crippen, personal...
Business records of George Crippen, early San Diego businessman and investor. The records document the George Crippen Investment Company and Crippen's partnerships with brother-in-law Frank S. Jennings, including the Point Loma Investment Company. Materials include bond and real estate sales...
The collection consists of scrapbooks, minutes, and documents pertaining to the Crippled Children's Society of Contra Costa County, now disbanded.
Digests of American diplomatic dispatches, relating to world political and economic conditions from January to March 1919; and a memorandum, December 1918, relating to foodstuffs available for export from Spain.
Karle Criss was a member of the 4th Observation Squad in Hawaii.
Collection of reports, maps, photographs, etc., documenting a tidal wetland restoration project and related shoreline design elements at Crissy Field in the Presidio of San Francisco, now a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Includes photographs by Robert...
Contain copies of her articles and poems on conservation, the California redwoods, Yosemite, Mt. Tamalpais, and Muir Woods.
Images depict Cristero soldiers, priests, followers, an encampment, and various group or crowd scenes from the Cristero Rebellion in Mexico. Locations include Mexico City and Hidalgo.
Writings, correspondence, notes, interview transcripts, photocopies of government documents, printed matter, photographs, and videocassettes relating to the Israeli naval and air attack on the American naval intelligence ship on 8 June 1967. Used as research material for the book by...
Edward Benjamin Critchlow papers consist of letters received, diaries and clippings relating to his career as a lawyer in Salt Lake City. With these are correspondence and papers of various members of the Yardley family, including genealogical information on the...
The papers of Margaret Critchlow and William L. Rodman, anthropologists and professors, specializing in law, politics, economics, family and kinship in Melanesia, specifically the Republic of Vanuatu. The collection includes field and research materials relating to six research trips to...
Papers of Margaret Critchlow, an anthropologist who studies Melanesia and Professor of Social Anthropology at York University in Canada.The collection contains fieldwork journals, interviews, and research materials on the Republic of Vanuatu (formerly the New Hebrides), used in the writing...
Forty-six black-and-white photographic prints used to illustrate an autobiographical account by Arthur S. Crites of his family, early education, and life as a young man and miner in Kern County, California.
Collection consists of literary manuscripts of Arthur S. Crites' (1951) and (1952). Includes galley proofs, page proofs, typescripts with holograph corrections, and 62 photographs used in . ...
Some photographs are of the Crites family, Kern County, Calif. pioneers. Others are of hunting trips in Canada, Alaska, and Africa.
This collection contains administrative records and flyers from Critical Theory Emphasis (CTE), an interdisciplinary program for graduate students at the University of California, Irvine's School of Humanities. The majority of the records belonged to former Emphasis director Alexander Gelley and...
This collection documents events, people, projects, and administration of the UC Irvine Critical Theory Institute (CTI). It comprises audio and video recordings of selected events including the Irvine Lectures in Critical Theory and the Wellek Library Lectures, as well as...
This collection contains published offprints that were received by Special Collections and Archives as part of the personal papers of several prominent critical theorists. The offprints were separated because they were not of enduring value in documenting the scholarly work...
This folder contains 5 letters of correspondence regarding Crittenden and his murder, and a copy of his military history from West Point Military Academy.
The bulk of the materials in the B.S. Crittenden Collection are publications relating to the creation and development of the Central Valley Project (1923-1949). The collection also contains personal papers, including correspondence, photographs and business papers relating to Crittenden's San...
Papers from the career of Southern Pacific Maintenance of Way Chief Clerk William E. Critzer.
Excerpts from Vols. IX, X, and XI of the Mexican National Archives, section on History, outlining the history, religious development, and natural resources of New Spain, with emphasis on the province of Michoacán and the work of the Franciscans. Printed...
Military award citations to Croatian soldiers.
In 1857, immigrants coming from the Dalmatian Coast to the San Francisco Bay Area formed the Slavonic Illyric Mutual and Benevolent Society in San Francisco. After a few changes in the name of the organization over the years, it moved...
Press releases, election campaign literature, printed matter, and video tapes, relating to aspects of the history of Croatia from World War II to the establishment of Croatian independence.
Bertram H. Crocheron (1882-1948) served as the Director of the University of California Agricultural Extension Service from 1919-1948. The collection contains speeches and articles by and about Crocheron and his work with the Extension Service.
From note dated 1893 and signed by M. Alethia Hewitt written on inside front free endpaper: "The idea of requiring the child to write the pattern of each article after she had learned to make the article occurred to me,...
The C. Templeton Crocker Collection consists of papers and materials relating to Templeton Crocker’s life, primarily during his expeditions on the yacht, Zaca during the 1930s. The collection includes manuscripts, field notes, correspondence, limited fictional writings, and log books from...
A collection of business letters between railroad magnates Charles Crocker and Collis P. Huntington covering the years August 1881 and December 1883.
Handwritten certificate signed by Charles Crocker, dated February 6, 1877, attesting that George Ulyett was a member of the crew that laid ten miles of track in one day, April 28, 1869.
Writings, reports, and printed matter, relating to political issues in the United States and to international affairs.
The Harry Crocker papers span the years 1895-circa 1957 and encompass 2 linear feet of manuscripts and 8 artworks. The bulk of the collection consists of several unpublished manuscripts by Crocker, including the biography "Charlie Chaplin: Man And Mime, I...
Mrs. Crocker was friendly with many notables associated with Yosemite, including Galen Clark, John Muir and William F. Badé. Her devotion to conservationist causes is represented by a substantial correspondence---most notably with Sierra Club President, William F. Badé. Mrs. Crocker's...
The Mary Virginia Ives Crocker Papers are made up of twenty scrapbooks and seven folders (containing loose materials removed from the scrapbooks) which consist of correspondence, programs, periodicals, ephemera, photographs and newspaper clippings which chronicle her life with Henry J....
Three receipts for services and goods, in manuscript.
This is a collection of transcriptions of sequences done by Richard Crocker's students throughout the years. The sequences are taken from two sources: (ML3080.C791) and vols. 53-55 (BV468.A6). There are about 1400 manuscripts in the collection....
This file contains a negative photocopy of the original hand written journal written by Winslow Crocker. Crocker's journal is an account of his trip to San Francisco, upon leaving Concord, N.H., Jan. 1st, 1849, his boarding the Barque Oxford in...
The Dick Crockett papers span the years 1936-1957. The collection consists of miscellaneous papers, a scrapbook, and eleven photograph albums. The photograph series consists of albums, prints, slides, and stereo slides of motion picture production, television production, and biography photographs....
Correspondence; miscellaneous legal papers; deeds for lands in San Francisco, Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties. Letters to his wife from San Francisco, 1852-1858, relate to his law practice and to land claims, his association with Page and Bacon, the...
Papers relating to the administration of the Provincias Internas (principally in Nueva Vizcaya and Coahuila) under Commandant General Croix, primarily concerning Indian disturbances and finances. Includes information on many Lipan and Mescalero leaders.
Photoprints, clippings, and notes related to the Minnie Church family, with material on related individuals of the Church, Ledbetter, Cromberg, and Langhorst families. Many views of turn of the century San Francisco and damage from the 1906 earthquake and fire....
Collection consists of 28 pen and ink drawings with captions by cartoonist P.W. Cromwell about political issues in Detroit, Michigan from 1910-30....
Correspondence between Lee J. Cronbach and James B. Conant, educational consultant, regarding the present state of research in educational programming....
Writings and correspondence, relating primarily to educational testing.
Correspondence, memoranda, articles, proposals, notes, and other files relating to his teaching and committee work and several major publications, including PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND PERSONNEL DECISIONS and TOWARD REFORM OF PROGRAM EVALUATION. Correspondents include Patrick Moynihan, Jack Block, Marshall Cohen, John...
The Frank L. Crone collection ranging from 1890's to the 1920's contains photographs, official documents, correspondence, journals, newspaper articles, reports, maps, and genealogy books. The content of the collection is F. L. Crone's tenure as General Director of Education in...
This collection consists of a scrapbook compiled by USC alumna Flora May Cronemiller during her attendance from 1904 to 1908.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings, other printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to education in Illinois and Massachusetts, and to student loan financing in the United States.
Clippings, letters, reports, and printed matter, relating to politics and government of Equatorial Guinea. Used as research material for a pamphlet by S. Cronjé, entitled Equatorial Guinea, the Forgotton Dictatorship : Forced Labor and Political Murder in Central Africa (London,...
General George Crook (1852-1890) was a career United States Army officer who is best known for his service during the United States Civil War and Indian Wars in the late 19th Century. This collections consists of correspondence, an Apache Wars...
Correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to social conditions in China, and to missionary activity and medical assistance in China.
Materials documenting virtually every stage of Crooks career.
Letters and bills to the restaurant/bakery from wholesale suppliers in California and Nevada.
This file contains various papers of Elisha O. Crosby, he was trained as a lawyer and came to California in search of gold in the year 1849. The file includeds some letters of correspondence to the Society of California Pioneers,...
The Elisha Oscar Crosby Papers consist mainly of autobiographical essays, documents, and correspondence regarding an early (1849-1895) California pioneer, lawyer, politician, diplomat, and civil servant.
The Harry Crosby Collection contains photographs of UC San Diego; an exhibit of photographs entitled "Baja California, 1967-1992: Photographs by Harry Crosby"; and a book proposal which led to the publication of (1975). Also included are black-and-white negatives documenting Sonora,...
Archive of Harry W. Crosby's photographs pertaining to his travels throughout Mexico, containing portraits, views and everyday scenes taken in various locations, including Sonora, Sinaloa, Jalisco, Baja California, Colima, Nayarit, Michoacán, Chihuahua, Zacatecas, Durango, Guanajuato, Pinacate, Trincheras, Batuc, Los Alamos...
This folder contains one certificate of graduation from Horace Mann Grammar School, San Francisco, dated May 26, 1893.
Collection consists of two copies of Cross's unpublished work (1924) and one copy of an annotated version with many corrections and updated tables (1924-25). Included in this volume are lecture outlines from 1921-22.
The collection includes print and digital historical and operational records and photographs related to the founding and activities of the UC Davis Cross Cultural Center (CCC). The digital files are mainly images documenting CCC activities, though they also includes some...
The collection comprises the records of the Cross Cultural Center at the University of California, Irvine, a center focused on providing a network of support services promoting the personal, social, cultural, and academic well-being of UCI's ethnic and culturally diverse...
Fine art prints pertaining to various subjects and themes.
Hectographed scripts for radio program with Laurence L. Cross, in form of minstrel shows. With this, poem, Cross Cuts, by Elmer Clark.
This collection consists of newsletters issued by local chapters of Tri-Ess (an educational and support group for heterosexual cross dressers) in the United States, and independent groups in the US and abroad. The newsletters report local activities, discuss current topical...
Abstracts and research files, dating from the 1970s through the 1980s, related to commercial and scientific underwater diving training and safety, collected by deep sea diver, trainer, and writer Ellis Royal (E.R.) Cross (1913-2000).
Small snapshots documenting the earliest years of Charles Mumaw Cross, the son of Charles Norman Cross, an engineer on the faculty of Stanford University. Photographs depict young Cross, a few relations and family friends, the family's Palo Alto neighborhood, the...
Collection pertains largely to his student life at Stanford University. Included are programs of events he attended, 1927-1932; expense records, 1927-1932; his class registration cards; student handbook, 1928/29 and other Stanford publications; dance cards from dances at Castilleja School (Palo...
Consists of notes and research materials which were gathered by Ira B. Cross and his research assistants primarily for his book, History of the labor movement in California. Contains the original typescript from 1909-1932, including manuscript corrections, illustrations, and all...
Mainly sermons delivered at Northbrae Community Church, Berkeley, Calif., and scripts for his radio program, "Cross Cuts"
Letters regarding the history of California hotels and stopping places before the completion of the trans-continental railroad. The letters are numbered with an index arranged by county. See drawers of 4 × 6 slips....
Correspondence, reports, and printed matter, relating to political and social conditions in revolutionary and communist China.
Steve Cross photographs of Orange County's first Gay and Lesbian Pride festival held in 1989 at Centennial Park in Santa Ana, California.
This article formed the basis of Cross's lecture during a Stanford Historical Society tour of Yosemite in May 1981. It relates the history of David Starr Jordan's interest in Yosemite, his friendship with David A. Curry, the history of Camp...
Diaries of William Berry Cross, family papers, photographs....
This album consists of photographs taken on a trip across the country, and include scenes from Salt Lake City, the Colorado wilderness, the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis (1904 St. Louis World’s Fair), Chicago University, Lake Michigan, Mississippi River,...
This folder contains 1 letter of acceptance for the Society of California Pioneers, dated August 2, 1881.
This folder contains 1 Certificate of Award of the Bronze Medal for Hand Painted Porcelain from the Mechanics’ Institute in San Francisco, CA, dated 1887; it was given during the 22nd Industrial Exhibition.
The collection includes material related to Crossing Press and other publishers and authors. Subjects include Crossing Press, Harold Norse, John Gill, and Steve Abbott.
The Crossing the line certificate (SAFR 14028, HDC 0034) commemorates an equator crossing, a seafaring milestone. This certificate, dated February 10, 1910, was made out to E. Schwerin while a Mariner aboard the S.S. MARIPOSA (built 1883; steamer), and was...
Manuscripts, and Ozalid masters and copies of the UCLA students' songs "Fight on ye Bruins" and "Hail to U.C.L.A."...
Joe Crosson is best known for his flights in Alaska. He is also the brother of early aviatrix Marvel Crosson.
The papers of Robert Crosson, Hollywood actor and contemporary Los Angeles poet, contain manuscript and typescript drafts for Crosson's published collected works, especially GEOGRAPHIES (1981), ABANDONED LATITUDES: NEW WRITINGS BY 3 LOS ANGELES POETS (1983), CALLIOPE (1988), and THE BLUE...
Collection includes biographical materials; several typescript articles; lecture notes; assorted programs, clippings, and press releases on Stanford performances; and notes, lists, and typescript histories of Stanford's music department and programs.
Letters written by James Henry Gower Croswell, Mary Croswell Gower, John T. Gower, Andrew Croswell and others mainly concerning their steam flour mill and other business interests on Maui in the Hawaiian Islands and in Oakland, California. Some letters discuss...
Correspondence (1905-1957), speeches, articles, legal documents, photographs, newsclippings and scrapbooks. Major subjects include Stanford University, Republican Party activities (1909-1930), California State Normal Schools, United States monetary policy and U.S. relations with the Republic of China (1920-1940). Correspondents include persons prominent...
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of California lawyer, philanthropist, and book collector Homer D. Crotty (1899-1972) and his wife, Ida Hull Lloyd Crotty (1910-2000).
Lois Crouch (1915- )was the director of the League of Women Voters of Los Angeles (1948-50), a member of the Commission for the Reorganization of Los Angeles City Government (1951-52), chairman of the sub-committee on citizens participation for the Citizens...
Writings, transcripts of court testimony, correspondence, and clippings, relating to communism in the United States, especially in Hawaii, and to the anti-communist movement. Includes typescript memoirs, entitled "Broken Chains."
Winston Winford Crouch (1907- ) was a professor of political science at UCLA (1936-75) and wrote several books. The collection consists of subject files relating to Crouch's study of California and local government.
The Lawrence P. Crouchett Papers encompass materials documenting Crouchett's role as an historian, social activist, teacher, and administrator between 1960 and 1989.
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Chiefly studio portrait photographs of various members of the Crow family, early settlers in Stanislaus County, including William Parker Crow, Clara Crow Boudreaux, Charlotta Boudreaux, Myrtie Crow, Charlotte Dawson Crow, Hammie Crow, Jane Thrilkell Crow, Minnie Crow and Bob Crow.
Collection consists of materials collected and written by Leslie Crow primarily concerning local history and historic preservation in California.
Photographic Prints that have been digitized and placed on the DAMS and Flickr. They have been assigned a 09 Series Number. Corwin Crowell photographed the San Diego Air and Space Museum.
The William C. Crowell Collection (1901-1981) includes a business ledger, plumbing catalogue, and three photograph albums of construction projects.
Album includes images of Stanford campus, student life, her brother Henry B. McCaulley (BS 1947, MBA 1949), her roommate Georgie A. Musaphia (Mrs. Arthur de Boer), and many other classmates. Each image is captioned in white ink and many pages...
Printed ephemera collected by the donor's aunt on a trip to Germany in 1936. Includes a guidebook for Hamburg, 2 postcards and a brochure for the Berlin Central-Hotel, events calendar for the week of July 7-13, 1936 for Berlin, a...
Journals, newsletters, articles, reviews, correspondence, and research materials reflecting Crowley's interest in art and anthropology.
Views of operations of Crowley Maritime Corp., and other shipping companies along the Pacific Coast from California through Washington State; tugboats, steamboats, docks and dock workers, and other nautical scenes; many views at San Francisco. Includes many photographs by the...
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Contains business records primarily for the early years of the company's operation in the San Francisco Bay Area. Includes ledgers, account books, time books, stockholders records, payroll journals, cash books, pilot books and related material for the Crowley Tugboat and...
The Mart Crowley Papers consist of scripts for stage, television, and film; correspondence; research material; newspaper clippings; photographs; programs' magazines and journals; advertisements; gallery and theatre listings; notes; notebooks; bills and receipts; commercial and non-commercial audio and video recordings; artwork;...
The records of Crown College were maintained by the College until their transfer to the University Archives in 2016. Original order was maintained when discernible and the records are organized into five series representing the organizational groupings in which the...
Interviews with seven men who worked as policy makers in various branches of the corporation, covering timber management, accounting procedures, technological innovations, personnel management and public relations. Conducted 1965-66 by Amelia R. Fry for the Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft...
Includes photos of predecessor and subsidiary companies, mills, forestry and logging, primary manufacturing, products, research, and transportation, as well as company personnel in individual and group portraits. Photographs of company buildings sometimes include manufacturing personnel and office interiors.
The collection contains records of various kinds from sixty-one of the 184 companies which were related in some manner to the parent companies. Minute books, bylaws, financial and stock records, subject and clipping files, a small amount of correspondence, biographical...
Alfred Crowquill was a pseudonym used by Alfred Henry Forrester (1804-1872), an English author and artist. This collection consists primarily of letters addressed to Forrester from 1824 through 1905.
Writings, correspondence, memoranda, book reviews, and printed matter, relating to the Cold War and world politics since World War II, international communism, terrorism, espionage and insurgency movements, and the Institute for the Study of Conflict. Also available on microfilm (11...
A letter to the publishers of the "Semanario Político y Literario," submitting for publication Fernández's translation of the Cremona, 1781-1782, edition of Count Giovanni Rinaldo Carli's Cartas Americanas, reviewing the content of the Cartas, and praising them as an important...
The album contains 46 carte-de-visite photographs, most of which were taken by the Mexican photography studio of Cruces y Campa between 1863 and 1866 during the period known as the French Intervention when France occupied Mexico. The photographs are mostly...
William Vere Cruess, a pioneer in food science and technology, spent his entire career as a University of California, Berkeley faculty member. His research was instrumental in the development of many practices in the field of food science including: mechanical...
"An Essay on the Genius of George Cruikshank by W.M. Thackeray; and additional memoirs by Hamilton, Stephens, Wilson, Bates and others" is in seven volumes dating from 1808 to 1877. The collection was purchased by William Andrews Clark from George...
Twelve of Cruikshank's illustrations, depicting Charles Dibdin's ballads of sailors; one engraving of Charles Dibdin.
This collection contains five etchings by George Cruikshank titled "Mushroom Monstrosities" and "The Dancing Lesson," which is made up of four plates. All five plates are colored. The images measure 5 1/8 x 6 3/8 inches.
The collection consists of 71 letters addressed to George Cruikshank and his wife, Eliza (Widdison) Cruikshank from various correspondents. Many are requests for Cruikshank's presence at temperance society meetings....
The Margaret Cruikshank Papers consist of drafts, background/research notes, correspondence and publicity materials for three published works edited by Cruikshank: (1980, 1982, 1985), a collection of autobiographical writings; (1982), a women's history and lesbian studies text and (1984), a lesbian...
Chiefly snapshots on board the Princess Louise and in ports between San Francisco and Alaska. Includes Seattle, Victoria B.C., Alert Bay, Indians, scenery, travelling companions, etc.
On cover: F.A. Dunsmoor.
Comments on French's work timber cruising in the redwoods, experiences as first ranger-supervisor for the Northern California Redwood State Parks (1931-1953) and interest in the Save-the-Redwoods League. Photographs inserted.
Flyers, clippings, articles, correspondence, article draft, screenplay excerpts, news releases, photographs, production schedule, film publicity, and notes documenting controversy regarding the film (1980), a crime-drama that elicited opposition from gay and lesbian activists for its portrayal of homosexuality. The collection...
Dick Crum (1928-2005) was a teacher, dancer, and choreographer of European folk music and dance, but his expertise was in Balkan folk culture. Over the course of his lifetime, Crum amassed thousands of European folk music records. The UCLA Ethnomusicology...
Collection consists of Crum's family papers, books, a manuscript, and photographs taken by Crum's grandfather James Mullen, who was commissioned by the Union Army to document the progress of the Civil War.
Lawrence Crum received his U.S. Navy Aviator wings in 1942 and served on the USS Ranger during WWII & Korean War. The collection contains numerous photographs of the USS Ranger, certificates and personal documents.
Includes manuscripts and typescripts of books and articles, galleys, correspondence, biographical sketches....
Papers of Santa Clara County's Crump family, including property records and financial records of the family's orchard operations. Ross O. Crump was born in Michigan, but graduated from San Jose High School and Stanford University. He was active in the...
This is the original handwritten version of the member's Autobiography and Reminiscence created as an institutional record for the Society of California Pioneers. The original and transcription have been digitized and are available at the Online Archive of California. The...
Contains the report from members of the San Francisco division of the Freedom Socialist Party and Radical Women about the rift between their office and that of the national office in Seattle, Wash. Also contains the responses back and forth...
Margaret Cruz was active professionally with the Mexican American Political Association and the Margaret Cruz Latina Breast Cancer Foundation (MCLBCF). She was a lawyer, businesswoman, political activist and educator. She served on numerous boards of civic organizations, particularly in San...
Ricardo Cruz (1943 - 1993) was a Chicano rights attorney during the Chicano Movement era. He is most well-known for his advocacy on behalf of the Latino poor people of the Los Angeles area. Cruz was a law school student...
Relates to charitable work of the Portuguese Red Cross in Angola. Includes many photographs.
This collection consists of a small sampling of materials published by Dr. Cruz-Takash and other related papers.
Papers include his marriage license; a handwritten poem by Annie C. Hallamore entitled "Lindbergh's Light on City Hall"; a carbon copy of his farewell address; two photographs; and a photocopy of the Los Angeles Public Library's Cryer biography file.
Relates to the internment of Japanese and German aliens and Japanese-Americans in the Crystal City Internment Camp, Texas, during World War II, and to the reunion of Japanese-American inmates of the camp.
This collection consists of Crystal City Chatters, the Crystal City Internment Camp publication, as well as newspapers, books, and photographs. These include a 50th anniversary reunion book of Crystal City Internment Camp and a book by Mr. Furukochi written and...
The Crystal Ice Manufacturing Company began as the Whittier Ice and Cold Storage Company in 1914 by C. Caldwell and delivered ice to homes in Southern California. The collection contains ledgers, legal documents, sales forms, receipts, and a time book...
Correspondence, orders, reports, memoranda, notes, maps, and clippings, relating to American military activities during World War II, especially military intelligence operations of the XIX Corps in France, and to American-Panamanian relations, especially regarding the Panama Canal, during the 1960s.
Primarily portraits of C.S. Forester and others. Also includes one engraving of a British ship (18th century?).
Writings, correspondence, genealogical materials, personal documents, printed matter, memorabilia, and maps relating to the Csejtey family, military history, and Hungarian émigré affairs.
Relates to the aerial bombing of Kassa, Hungary, on June 26, 1941. Includes translation and biographical data
This collection includes membership cards issued between 1883 and 2005 by railroad unions, historical societies, and clubs. It was collected by the California State Railroad Museum between 1981 and 2010.
The central focus of the California State University Japanese American Digitization Project is the digitization and access to primary materials related to the history and progress of Japanese Americans in their communities. An enormous range of subjects and archival...
This collection contains photographs and recorded oral history interviews with members of the CSUB faculty and staff documenting the history and development of the university.
This collection contains photographs documenting CSUB's history from construction of the campus to present.
This is a collection of school yearbooks covering the years 1971-1982.From 1974 to 1977 Treillage was not produced.
The collection consists of student ethnographic film projects.
The collection consists of student rephotography projects of a historic local image or visual ephemera.
This collection contains papers related to California State University, Dominguez Hills during the presidency of Dr. Robert Detweiler (1989-1998). It includes correspondence, memos, planning documents and other items dealing with management, budget, academic programs, and staff and faculty relations.
CSUN Anniversaries is a small collection of materials relating to the campus celebrations of significant campus anniversaries since its founding in 1958.
The University Archives and Campus History Collections at Califonia State University, Northridge solicited submissions from the campus community to share their experiences of the Covid-19 pandemic in order to create the CSUN Covid-19 Community Archive Collection.
The California State University, Northridge Freshman Seminar (U100) program includes a Community-Based Learning component. The shift to online learning at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020 meant that existing in-person relationships for this purpose were...
The collection contains oral histories of four key individuals involved in the history of California State University, Northridge, including some of the university's presidents and provosts. Topics discussed in the histories include the 1994 earthquake, budget crises in California, and...
The CSUN University Women's Club began as the Faculty Wives Club of San Fernando Valley State College in the early days of the campus (1958). The is a small collection documenting the club's activities, most often social and fundraising events...
Volumes I and III of records relating to the Department Revenue Guard for Guadalajara under Captain Felipe Pesquera.
Miscellaneous notes and reminiscences concerning historical events inCalifornia.
Copy of a report on Cuba prepared by a commission headed by Francisco Dionisio Vives. Includes a brief history of the island, geographical description, information on the flora and fauna, minerals and other natural resources, climate, government, population and agriculture.
This collection consists of manuscripts, newspaper articles, books, and a scrapbook pertaining to the work of the writer Gil Cuadros, most famous for his collection of short stories, .
One note (AN), re sending a review copy of The Bounty of Sweden, 13 July 1925, and one list of hand printed books, [ca. 1947]. Printers Collection. Alpha list.
Contents include black and white photographs, color photo postcards, booklets, flyers, cards, and receipts, often with typed captions, mainly from a January 1942 Havana trip, along with photo postcards from the return trip through Florida (Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Palm Beach,...
A photograph album with 109 b/w prints, most with captions in English, apparently compiled by an American sailor attached to the USS Wright on its visits to Cuba and Haiti during the late 1920s. Includes a number of photos of...
Six images, Santiago and Havana, Cuba. Purchase, Howard Karno
Album includes many snapshots and fewer professional photographs. The snapshots, which may primarily be of Cuba, are views of shoreline, ships and boats (some with American flags), dock workers hauling in boats, passengers, countryside, a couple in a buggy, interior...
16 mounted cabinet cards depicting scenes in and around Havana, Cuba, just after the Spanish-American War, 1899.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Cuba [Havana] photographs, Wyles Mss 111. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
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The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Cuba newspaper collection (1933-2010) comprises twenty-two different titles of publication, in both Spanish and English. All of the titles...
Photo album with 33 B+W photos. This is most likley the S.S. Yorck, a steamship built in 1906 by F. Schichau Shipyard, Danzig, Germany for Norddeutscher Lloyd (North German Lloyd), for the Bremerhaven to New York service. Under the command...
Two albums with 61 black and white photographs, some duplicates, some captions in English, apparently taken by an American tourist on a visit to Cuba. Includes images of Havana Harbor, boats, Havana coast, Moro Castle, Fort Cabanas, rural areas, banana...
41 Black-and-white photographs of Cuba, some with handwritten captions on the front or back.
Three mounted black/white albumen photographs, pack mules transporting sugar cane after the Spanish American War. Alpha list.
Collection contains guidebooks, travel brochures, picture viewbooks, maps, and other ephemera from the first half of the 20th century. Materials relate primarily to Havana, Cuba.
This archive contains materials documenting the contributions of individuals, families and organizations within the Cuban community of California. The materials in this artificial collection reflect Cuban American life and culture in California chiefly from the 1950s to early 2000s.
Correspondence, speeches, reports, radio broadcast transcripts, financial records, press releases, sound recordings, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to communism, political conditions and civil rights in Cuba, Cuban influence elsewhere in Latin America, and Cubans in exile in the United...
This small collection contains printed documents and publications related to Cuban labor from the 1930s to 1950. There are documents related to the Consejo Ordinario Nacional (1950) and the Federación Nacional de Trabajadores Azucareros; typescript copies of governmental agreements, laws,...
A collection of Cuban posters built through a cooperative agreement between the University of California, Berkeley and the José Martí National Library of Cuba. The predominant subjects are Cuban culture and international solidarity.
From dealer description: Photo album: Summer 1936 in a Cuban resort. A photograph album measuring 7 by 10 inches. Contains 32 leaves, each with a 4 3/4 by 7 1/4 inch photograph tipped-on, and one extra photo. A penciled inscription...
The Cuban Revolution originated with discontent over the repressive regime of Fulgencio Batista, who sought greater popularity by staging rigged elections in 1954 and 1958. In 1953, student revolutionary Fidel Castro led an attack on a military base. Preparing a...
Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, bulletins, speeches, newsletters, reports, and sound recordings, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Cuba, Cuban foreign relations, and the status of civil liberties in Cuba, primarily in the period since the revolution of 1959.
Collection consists of vintage postcards featuring city and country scenes of late 19th and early 20th century Cuba.
The collection contains a wide variety of material. This includes correspondence, articles, speeches, clippings, certificates, ephemera, drawings (charts by Cubberley) and other legal and financial documents. This material reflects almost every aspect of Cubberley's life, although the collection is clearly...
Memoranda, entitled "Die Murinsel" and "Die Grenzprobleme der Murinsel", relating to the history of territorial disputes regarding the Murinsel or Medjumurje region of Croatia.
The papers of Hernán Cubillos Sallato document several aspects of the Pinochet era in Chilean politics. Cubillos Sallato's tenure as Chilean foreign minister included negotiations between Argentina and Chile after a severe dispute developed between the two countries over the...
The Cucamonga Winery was a winery in Cucamonga, California - a community that became part of Rancho Cucamonga in 1977. The winery operated from 1933 until 1975, although the winery partnered with another winery in Elk Grove, California and continued...
This collection contains correspondence and ephemera of the family of John P. "Jack" Cudahy (died 1921) and Edna Cudahy (1877-1949) of Illinois and California. Most of the correspondence and ephemera relates to intimate family life and the social connections between...
The Cudequest family collection spans the years 1916-2004 (bulk 1920s-1990s). The collection contains more than 1,800 posters from animated short and feature films....
Abel W. Cudsworth's journal is handwritten in ink and provides daily entries covering the 7 month voyage aboard the Brig "Triumph" from Boston to San Francisco around Cape Horn. The "Triumph" left Boston on November 11, 1849, arrived in Rio...
Holograph letter written in Washington, D.C.
A collection of accounts and related documents concerning the new Guanajuato Alhóndiga, or public granary, now famous for its use as a fortress in 1810. Includes receipts and expense statements for construction, 1797-1809, acknowledgments and orders for transmittal signed by...
Accounts relating to the settlement of the estate of Catarina Marroquín of Quezaltenango, Mexico, including evaluation of the estate, distribution to heirs, and expenditures of the administrator.
Accounts for the confraternity, for money received but also for expenditures and information on election of officials of the organization.
This collection includes records of the former pansexual newspaper "Cuir Underground," which covered the queer erotic scene in the Bay Area from 1994 to 1998. It contains administrative records; correspondence; materials related to magazine production, distribution and publicity; materials related...
This collection contains the papers of American director George Cukor (1899-1983), covering the years 1932-1963. Materials include telegrams, correspondence, photographs, stills and a television script for "This is Your Life" honoring Bessie Love (1965). The majority of the correspondence is...
The collection consists of production material, including unproduced productions; television files; stage files; story files, primarily in the form of script material submitted to Cukor; correspondence; subject files; personal files; scrapbooks; oversize material; photographs; and production artworks.
This collection contains correspondence from Pvt. Elmer Culbert, AEF to his wife during the First World War.
Chiefly his private papers as Governor of California, 1939-1943. Material concerning the Democratic Party, his term as State Senator, off-shore oil, unemployment relief, prisons, savings and loan associations, etc., and a few items relating to his term as Utah State...
The includes product advertising literature, government and non-profit organization pamphlets, brochures on food preparation and cooking equipment, and independently written recipe booklets. Most were published in the United States.
One certificate for 100 shares of capital stock issued to Walter T. Cullen, January 25, 1912 by the Big Five Union: American Railway Veterans, Brotherhood of Railway Veterans, Trainmens' Union of North America, Union Veterans of the Rail, and the...
The Emmett J. Culligan collection contains the personal and professional records of Emmett Culligan, entrepreneur and founder of the water conditioning company, Culligan, Inc.
Discussed moving to California becoming a barber on Main Street and agriculture in Santa Paula
The Happy Jazz Band was formed in 1962 by Jim Cullum with his son, Jim Cullum, Jr. in San Antonio, Texas. Devoted to jazz from between the World Wars, the Happy Jazz Band was perhaps the foremost exponent of Dixieland...
This collection consists of material documenting Gladys Culp's undergraduate and graduate work at USC, and materials related to her career in social work with the Bureau of Public Assistance of the County of Los Angeles, especially in the 1960s.
This collection contains two books compiled by Capos C. "Chip" Culpepper based on the correspondence of his father, T/Sgt. Conley E. Culpepper, USAAF and mother, Delphia J. Ashley during the Second World War, as well as digital copies kept on...
Includes files (correspondence, clippings, articles) relating to hundreds of religious groups, as well as internal administrative, financial, and legal files of a cult watchdog group which ceased operations in the mid 1990s.
Relates to various aspects of social and cultural life in Europe, the United States and Australia during World War I.
The collection apparently was donated by Elsie Thomas Culver to the Center for Women and Religion (CWR) at the GTU around 1979. In 1992, the collection was transferred from CWR to the GTU Archives, still in its original boxes and...
The Culver Family Papers collection consists of fourteen boxes (7.5 linear ft.) of letters to and from family members, friends, and acquaintances, as well as manuscripts, journals, and miscellaneous papers. The collection covers the years 1858 to 1915, with the...
Collection consists of class notebooks, with some additional papers including letters, clippings, and sketches, and one scrapbook on Lake George, New York. George B. Culver's notebooks, 1895-96 and undated, are from Stanford classes in education, chemistry, English, and the psychology...
Typewritten journal with entries centered on life on campus and administration of the Office of the Dean of Men. Also included are some newsclippings, and correspondence dealing with Mr. Culver's retirement.
Notebook from Stanford classes in geology, ethics, and possibly English literature, fall 1895.
Images of student life at Stanford University including dormitory rooms, faculty housing, faculty and their families, sports, field trips, and various views of campus buildings.
This collection consists of drawings by Culver used in comic strips, broadsides, satire cartoons, and calendars with some drawings by other artists, newsclippings about Culver, and several publications which contain Culver illustrations....
The scrapbook, inscribed "Wm. B Culver" on the cover, is probably a memorial to Culver, created by a family member. Newspaper clippings in the scrapbook report varying accounts of the event, provide the names of survivors and those who died,...
Correspondence.
Photo album containing 19 black/white photographs with extensive captions, of the Cumberland Presbyterian Mission, at Kanazawa, Japan, 1906. Includes images of staff and grounds, girls at the mission school, local Japanese Christian converts, Kanazawa street scenes, and a Buddhist monastery...
Research material collected by historian John Cumming, chiefly on western immigration from Michigan.
Collection consists of catalog cards of the books in the Cummings collection of Hebraica and Judaica in the UCLA Library. The books have been individually catalogued and integrated into the Library's reference holdings....
Collection consists of Hebrew manuscripts, mainly Eastern European and some Iraqi, including Cabalistic works such as by Moses Cordovero (16th century) and (1705); prayer books including one from Yemen in the late eighteenth century; a red and black manuscript of...
This is a Fireside Chat, a discussion of the use of plow horses, their breeds and breeding them
The collection consists of production files, subject files, including correspondence, and oversize material.
Interior scenes of the Hearst residence.
Motorcycle club administrative records, event records, programs, flyers, buttons, pins, medals, clothing, and other ephemera and realia collected by Walter Shuster and David Cunard, 1965-2004. David Cunard, also known as David Gooch, and Walter Shuster were motorcycle enthusiasts and members...
Most are addressed from France. Concern her Negro Anthology, with commentary concerning Langston Hughes and other black writers; education; art; politics and civil rights issues.
The Louis Cuneo Papers examine the life and interests of a San Francisco Bay Area poet. Cuneo's writings include poetry and prose collections, short stories, a novel, and two plays. The collection includes materials from the first four Berkeley...
Collection includes letters to Cunha from Donald Tresidder and Mary Curry Tresidder, 1948-50; letter of reference for Cunha by Donald Tresidder, 1948; letter to Henry R. Luce from Mary C. Tresidder about Cunha and Luce’s response, 1949; one photograph of...
The Patrick Cunneen collection of South End Rowing Club photographs, 1880-2003, (P07-004, SAFR 23145) is comprised mainly of club members rowing, swimming, running, and socializing at their boathouse in San Francisco and in other locations in the San Francisco Bay...
David W. Cunningham kept a daily diary from 1883-1900. In them he recorded a variety of details describing daily life. Nine such diaries make up the collection. Entries are brief, taking about half of a page in the pocket diary.
This collection contains the papers of Western fiction writer Eugene Cunningham (1896-1957) and includes twelve manuscripts of the works of Cunningham and others, correspondence with friends and other writers of Western lore, five scrapbooks, and 250 photographs (chiefly photographic reproductions...
Florence Cunningham was a local Saratoga historian, whose collection includes notebooks documenting her travels in the Sierras, Yellowstone and western United States with notes on wildlife and plants. Much of her correspondence is to various people regarding historical research. Also...
Includes 18 poems, most signed and dated, a reprint by from MODERN PHILOLOGY, "Logic and Lyric," 1953, and Charles Gullans' A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE PUBLISHED WORKS OF J.V. CUNNINGHAM, 1973....
Janet Cunningham moved from New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA) to Los Angeles in 1978 with her son Beau to pursue a career as a Hollywood writer. In 1981 she opened the Contemporary Artists Space of Hollywood (C.A.S.H.) nightclub and gallery next...
Accounts for sales of general merchandise, mostly farm and dairy products, from a store in North San Juan, California.
The collection consists of documents and correspondence relating to Mr. Cunningham’s time spent as Supervisor and then Director of the SDASM Restoration Department during the period 1972 to 2003.
San Joaquin County criminal mug shots, with some accompanying documentation.
This collection comprises naval documents, correspondence, and other related materials collected and assembled by British Admiral Sir Angus Cunninghame Graham. The materials provide insights not just into naval history but also day-to-day operations aboard British ships during the 18th, 19th...
Merle Howard Cunnington (1931-2013) was an editorial cartoonist, both freelance and on staff at the from 1964-1978. The collection consists primarily of preliminary drawings and tear sheets, as well as a handwritten autobiography (through 1979), correspondence, lists, and other materials....
Sound recording of interview with Carol Cuénod conducted by Harvey Schwartz. Topics include insightful reflections on politically active mother, Left politics in California during 1940s-1950s, California Labor School, and International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
The collection consists of papers and photographs documenting the life and career of marine biologist Easter Ellen Cupp, including her graduate studies and research at Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
The Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and Communication Records consist of materials produced by the college and its previous iterations throughout CSUN's history. Records include materials from the Dean's Office as well as from various departments within the college...
Early photographs of castles and country houses, landscapes, and portraits in England, Gibraltar, and Ireland, taken between 1850 and 1856 taken by Alfred Capel Cure.
Consists of news clippings, correspondence, articles, ephemera and other materials related to the 1981 San Jose city workers strike in support of equal pay for comparable worth.
Letters (in English) to Acting University President Robert E. Swain about a proposed visit to Stanford.
This collection contains original scripts by various playwrights including Anthony (Tony) Curiel, Luis Valdez, Josefina Lopez, Carlos Morton, and others. There are records and production files produced by El Teatro Campesino. Also within the collection are Curiel's personal research notes...
Collection consists of the manuscripts, financial records, land documents, and other records from the Curiel family, pertaining to the operation and upkeep of their hacienda.
Discusses her life in Santa Paula: experience in the Saint Francis Dam Disaster, farming, school tradions
The Curlett & Beelman records span circa 15 linear feet and date from circa 1924 to circa 1932. This collection is composed of specification files, four flat file drawers of blueprints, and oversize rolled blueprints....
Scrapbook, mostly photos, from Peru; and 1 folder of family correspondence, telegrams, and biographical notes, mainly relating to Lauro Curletti, ca. 1921-1926, 1969. Also, letterbook of José /Giuseppe Curletti, 1869-1870, written in Spanish and Italian, with letters from South American...
The Jose Luis Curletti drawings of the Edward L. Ryerson house (Santa Barbara, Calif.) span 3 linear feet and date from circa 1909. The collection is composed of 25 architectural drawings (six original and 19 reprographic copies). Drawings include: elevations,...
This collection contains an 1849 sea voyage diary of A.M. Ebbets (1830-1903) chronicling his trip to San Francisco, California, and supplementary material about Ebbets. Nineteen pages of pencil drawings by Arthur Ebbets, depicting scenes from his 1849 voyage, accompany the...
This collection of historic documents dating between 1796 and 1855 relates primarily to the Ortega family of Santa Barbara. The documents include legal and financial letters and notices, title documents, and receipts relating to the property and finances of Jose...
Agricultural engineer Robert G. Curley's collection of reprints and reports on agricultural machinery.
Written from Sacramento, describing life there and his work as a teamster for the miners.
This collection contains the papers of Dr. Theodore J. Curphey (1897-1986), who served as the first medical examiner-coroner of Los Angeles County from 1957 to 1967. The chief topics of the Curphey papers are: his work as Los Angeles...
This collection consists of 1.21 linear feet (1 drop front Hollinger box) of material compiled by artist Darryl Curran. This material includes photographs, a photograph portfolio, exhibition announcements for photographic shows, offset lithography prints, a hand-tinted photograph, vintage postcards, and...
Speech appealing to American Catholics to oppose American entry into World War II.
Frank Curran was mayor of San Diego from 1963 to 1971. At the end of his term he was embroiled in the “Yellow Cab” bribery scandal. He was not convicted of a crime, but his hopes of running again for...
Collection contains manuscripts of plays, poetry, and short stories by Pauline Garner Curran. Also includes her diary (1900-1902), two notebooks, photographs, bookplates, letters, and clippings. Contains sheet music for , with words by Curran, and a printed pamphlet, (1943) by...
One album, and one folder containing loose items removed from the album.
Two partial, printed, mounted bills stating that "The Possessor of this Bill, shall be paid by the Treasurer of the Colony of Connecticut, Nine Pence, Lawful Money, by the first Day of January, A.D. One Thousand, Seven Hundred and Eighty-two..."...
Coins, paper currency, and bonds, from many countries and various periods of time, but primarily from Europe during World War I and the interwar period.
The collection includes correspondence, organizational papers, reports, financial records, and clippings....
The collection contains 136 black-and-white vintage photographic prints by William R. Current of architecture in California. Included are buildings in Pasadena and Los Angeles from the 1960s and 1970s, as well as structures in Northern California, including well-known building in...
The papers of John Currey represented in this collection include ten items of correspondence written from 1906 to 1912 and a manuscript of his essay titled Political history of California, signed and dated May 21, 1907. Nine letters and notes...
Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, and summaries of interviews relating to American aid to China during World War II, conditions in China, and military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater. Digital copies of select records also available at
Reports and memoranda, mainly issued by agencies of the Rhodesian government, relating to guerrilla insurgency in Rhodesia, and to activities of the African Loan and Development Company in promoting land reform in Rhodesia.
"Grand Banner of the Radical Democracy, for 1864." Hand-colored lithographic print, 1864. Item 2681 in Currier & Ives: A Catalogue Raisonne. [Oversize boxed].
One hand-colored print by N. Currier, "Bombardment of Vera Cruz, March 25th, 1847." [Oversize, boxed].
Holograph letter written on back of gold wrapping paper at camp in Mississippi.
Dan Curry, born Daniel F. Curry, is an Emmy Award-winning fine artist and filmmaker. He is best known --- and has won seven Emmy awards for --- his work as Visual Effects Producer of , , , and . This...
This collection contains records kept by Undertaker H.J. Curry, correspondence and newspaper articles on the 1930 congressional election campaign of Charles F. Curry, correspondence and election material on the 1918 recall election of County Supervisor Vincent Hook, and correspondence of...
Sound recordings and transcripts of interviews, clippings and other printed matter, conference materials, and miscellany, relating to Radio Free Europe broadcasting to Poland, the media in Eastern Europe, and political conditions in Poland, Ukraine and Georgia. Sound use copies of...
Contains research notes and articles on the Apinagé Indians, Canella Indians, Cayapo Indians, Masakarí Indians, Ramkokamekrá Indians, Sherente Indians, Tapajó Indians, and Tucuna Indians.
Consists of two research notebooks spanning the years 1920-1929, as well as materials relating to his book The Principles of Human Genetics.
Bound typescripts of the texts of the plays written and performed by students.
This collection includes materials by or collected by Leonora Muse Curtin (1879-1972) and Leonora Curtin Paloheimo (1903-1999), the daughter and granddaughter, respectively, of renowned Southwest and California painter Eva Scott Fenyes from 1922-1981. Materials include correspondence, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, sheet...
Letters, answers to Mrs. Schlichtmann's questionnaires, and extended recollections, in which he comments, as a long-time resident of Tuolumne County, on mining towns, stage drivers, freighters and teamsters, stage routes, pioneer families, Yosemite National Park, the "cattle war" of the...
The Ada Florence White Curtis collection contains three folders, which include typescripts, photographs, family Bible pages with vital records, and assorted certificates.
The Captain Clifton Curtis papers (SAFR 14304, HDC 96) contains the papers of Captain Curtis while he was Master of the steamships WEST KATAN, WEST ERRAL and SUSQUEHANNA during the years 1919 to 1923 and 1925 to 1927. The papers...
Correspondence and certificates, relating to American politics.
Collection contains various printed speeches and addresses from the period beginning March, 1924 through November, 1927. In addition it contains various newspaper articles and miscellaneous correspondence....
Curtis' original typewritten manuscript and research notes for his 20 volume "The North American Indian," published roughly one volume annually between 1907 and 1930 in a numbered edition of 500.
Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) spent many years photographing, writing about, and recording the songs of Native Americans. This collection contains original manuscripts and photocopies of manuscripts by Edward Curtis regarding his studies and his photo book series . Original manuscripts...
Gravure prints from volumes 2,3,6,14,16 & 17 of the North American Indian, plus 3 gelatin silver prints and 5 platinum prints signed by Curtis.
The Edward S. Curtis papers document all of the photographer's major projects, focusing on , his major publication, the , and his full-length feature film . The promotion and publication of these projects is particularly well-documented. The collection also contains...
Correspondence of the Curtis family written in the East and Midwest from 1820 to 1868, from Shasta County, California, and environs from 1871 to 1875, 1890, and 1891, and from Arizona Territory and California from 1881 to 1892.
Includes letters to William F. Curtis from his parents, Anna Maria and John W. Curtis, and his brothers, Edwin and Alfred, mainly describing life in Australia and the gold mining there; a journal, May-Sept. 1864, kept by W.F. Curtis, recording...
George de Clyver Curtis (1872-1966) was a homesteader in Lakeside (later called Ramona), California and a beekeeper. He wrote plays, poems, and books, including (1948) and (1955). The collection consists of Curtis' personal papers, diaries, photographs, correspondence, and a 1925...
This small collection contains twenty five snapshots of a family on their ranch which appears to be located in San Benito County, San Juan Bautista area.
This collection consists of Duo-Art piano rolls once curated by Josef Hofmann, pianist and director of the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, from 1926 to 1938. His performances of Beethoven, Chopin, and his own compositions are included. Other notable...
This file contains the correspondence and legal paperwork of James S. Curtis and all are dated between 1865 and 1866, in a case of slander and defamation of a one David C. Mitchell.
Tony Curtis (b.1925) received his theatrical training and had his professional debut in New York before signing to Universal films (1949). He became a movie star by 1951, and starred in the early '70s TV series . He is also...
This student scrapbook includes photographs, invitations, programs, and other ephemera. Of note are photographs of the Guido H. Marx family, panorama shot of freshman-sophomore rush participants of 1912, and the interior of the mechanical shop.
Correspondence, writings, notes, minutes, reports, resolutions, and printed matter, relating to internal divisions within the Mexican section of the Fourth International, Fourth International activities elsewhere, relations between Leon Trotsky and Diego Rivera, and theoretical debates in Trotskyist and social democratic...
Memoranda and reports, relating to nuclear power plants in the United States, including issues of licensing, safety, and waste management. Photocopy.
Recordings of San Diego Folk Festival performances. Various venues including San Diego State University, UC San Diego, San Diego Old Globe Theater, Orango's Restaurant, Folk Arts Rare Records Store, and Sign of the Sun Book Store.
The Louis Curtiss drawings of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co. Hotel consists of 12 architectural drawings in the form of reprographic copies, dated 1909. Drawings include: fireplace details, plan of cigar and news counter, detail of kitchen...
The majority of the collection includes television scripts, stage maps. The scripts include popular television series All My Children, The Young and the Restless, and The Dukes of Hazzard. The maps include stage drawings of The Doctors, Nashville Remembers Elvis...
Clippings, correspondence, publicity, articles, book reviews, interviews, flyers, and photographs documenting literary activities of gay novelist, playwright, journalist, and scholar, Daniel Curzon. The emphasis of the collection is on the critical reception of novels published by Curzon, 1974-1986.
Daniel Curzon (pseudonym of Daniel Brown) is a novelist, playwright and educator. His novels include , , and . The Curzon Papers contain draft manuscripts for books, plays, songs, and articles by Curzon; personal and professional correspondence; mailing lists and...
Victor Cusack is an American architect who spent most of his professional career in the offices of William Pereira & Associates, Pereira and Luckman, and Charles Luckman Associates. His papers contain biographical material, including his unfinished memoir about his year...
Prospectuses, slides, and other materials mainly relating to artists and artists' books, many French, esp. Iliazd.
The Charles Cook Cushing papers consist of Cushing's personal, research, and working Papers, spanning his youth (ca. 1914) to his death in 1982, with the bulk of the materials from his career at U.C. Berkeley (1931-68). There are also obituaries...
Frank Hamilton Cushing (1857-1900) was an early ethnographer working in the American Southwest during the late 19th Century. The items contained in this collection include correspondence, reports, unpublished manuscripts, diaries, Zuni vocabulary cards, newspaper clippings, and magazine articles. These documents...
This collection consists of materials printed and collected by Frank Myrle Cushing, proprietor of the noted Garden View Press in Tustin, California (founded in 1929). Included are numerous samples of Cushing's commercial and fine printing, as well as the works...
This file contains a 30 page typed memoir written by John Morland Cushing who journeyed from New York, via Panama, to San Francisco on board the ships "Crescent City" and "Niantic" arriving finally in 1849. He stayed some three months...
Correspondence, legal papers, autograph album, and miscellany.
The Robert Cushman collection of sheet music spans the years 1909-1937 (bulk 1910s-1920s) and encompass 8 linear feet. There are 475 pieces of music related to motion pictures and film personalities. The music is often from, related to, or inspired...
Collection primarily relates to his fundraising activities on behalf of Stanford University (as an alum and as a member of the Stanford Associates) and the reunions of the Class of 1951, held between 1976 and 2006. Included are correspondence, reports,...
History, policies, organization, personnel, and technical training materials collected by Joseph D. Cusick during employment. Includes the serial, TRW Space Log, 1968-1979.
The collection contains materials related to the Custado, Kistner and Redondo families, including their involvement in tennis and architecture.
Transcripts of documents relating to Brazil in the mid-18th century treating such diverse subjects as agriculture, Jesuit administration of temporalities, multitude of native dialects, treaty of limits of 1757, rents, and finances. Most are from the Colecçāo Pombalina, Biblioteca Nacional,...
Correspondence, accounts, powers of attorney for sale of ships and cargoes, bills of sale, certificates (including permit to Louis Le Chard to land a wooden house, 1850, on printed form by California Courier Press) reports and miscellaneous papers.
Title supplied by cataloger.
This volume, assembled by the Stanford Associates, contains letters from friends and colleagues congratulating Cuthbertson on his service to Stanford, sometimes recounting shared experiences. Also includes 1 photograph of Stanford staff, mostly from the development office, ca. 1976.
The papers, which include correspondence, minutes, reports, and memoranda, pertain largely to administration, finance, and planning at Stanford University. Specific subjects include the PACE campaign, the Campaign for Stanford, the libraries, the Medical School, student housing and fraternities, the Near...
Typed text [page 1 is missing] for a talk before the Stanford Historical Society on May 27, 1990.
These papers are chiefly correspondence and working papers of the Board of Trustees. Included are reports and programs on future expansion of the University, papers of the Graduate School of Business and its Industrial Relations Division, the Lower Division, and...
Relates to the proposed establishment of a United Nations Library.
Relates to the causes of radicalism among American middle-class youth during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Published under the same title (New Rochelle, N.Y., 1973).
Papers of Joyce Arlene Cutler-Shaw, artist, lecturer and founder of the Landmark Art Project, Inc., and Landmark Art Collaborative. The collection documents Cutler-Shaw's teaching career at the University of California, San Diego Extension (1972-1974), Palomar College (1974-1978), and San Diego...
This is a bound monograph entitled "Cut-Paper and Magic: Survival of an Ancient Tradition" by H. W. McBride, U.C.L.A., February, 1966. The volume contains mimeographed sheets containing text, with pasted-in photographs and examples of plant-based papers. The volume also contains...
Chiefly unidentified family snapshots and studio portraits. The name of Dominic Cutrera of San Francisco, Calif. appears on some material.
The Kirtland Kelsey Cutter papers span 4 linear feet and date from 1913 to 1998. The collection primarily contains material related to Cutter's work in Southern California and is composed of black-and-white photographs of Southern Californian residences that Cutter designed,...
Correspondence, Cutter site history material, corporate documents, meeting minutes and files, annual reports, research project reports, financial records, employee handbooks, public relations material, product catalogs and literature, medicine advertisements, price lists, and other material.
Student notebooks (1902-1906) and one lecture outline (1907).
Legal papers, certificates, photographs, correspondence, notebook, ephemera, election results and account books....
This file contains the court case proceedings pertaining to George Osgood and Francis Cutting, among others dated October 1, 1863, and December 10th, 1862.
The collection includes photocopies of the Constitution, Articles of Incorporation, by-laws, and a biographical sketch of the chairman at the time of donation....
Records of the Cuyamaca Water Company, formerly the San Diego Flume Company, which was owned and operated by Colonel Ed Fletcher and Montana businessman James A. Murray from June 1, 1910, until its sale to the La Mesa, Lemon Grove...
The collection consists of correspondence, reports, memoranda, and writings, relating to Yugoslav politics and foreign relations; the regency of Prince Paul from 1934 to 1941; the Cvetković-Maček agreement; Yugoslavia and the signing of the Tripartite Pact; the Našička Affair; the...
Includes some Montecito images. Arrangement: artificial collection assembled by dealer; some groupings of items. Includes some Montecito, CA images.
Photos show portions of Mission San Juan Capistrano in ruins.
Includes the following vessels: the Pensecola, the Yorktown, the Pawtucket, the Vallejo, and the Independence. Some locations identified as Mare Island and Vallejo, Calif. Most locations unidentified, but probably San Francisco Bay. Several launching and dock scenes.
Raw camera tapes and edited masters produced by Charles Cyberski for his Male Entertainment Network, plus other videotapes he collected.
Tapes of the program held in Kresge Auditorium on Sept. 18, 2002, on the national cybersecurity draft plan [The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace]; speakers included Robert Mueller, Richard Clarke, Jennifer Granick, and Cedric Bennett.
Photograph album consists of small snapshots, mounted one per leaf, of men and women bicyclists on outings around the San Francisco Bay Area. San Francisco scenes include Golden Gate Park, waterfront, harbor, Market Street, street railroads, Chronicle Building, Jefferson Square,...
Included in: History of Science and Technology Collection.
Correspondence, including letters from Leland Whitman Cutler, Taliesin Evans, Edward Howard Griggs, and David Starr Jordan; financial records, 1899-1917; minutes, 1933-1941; resolutions, programs, etc.
Includes bibliographical references.
Includes bibliographical references.
Cypress (Susan Rosenthal Glick), 1943-1997, was a working-class, disabled Jewish writer, photographer, and political activist who alternately identified as lesbian and bisexual. The collection contains Cypress’ art, photography, writing, and journals, as well as various personal documents, subject files, and...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Cyprus newspaper collection (1955-1977) comprises three different titles of publication, in both English and Greek. All of the titles...
Letters written to Clemens by Sterling's sisters and by people who knew him, including Stanton A. Coblentz, Adolphe De Castro, Miriam Allen De Ford, James Hopper, Rolfe Humphries, Una Jeffers, Charmian London, Mira Maclay, Elsie Martinez, Haig Patigian, Noël Sullivan,...
Chiefly materials documenting Cyril Eugene Smith's education and teaching career, along with a few family papers. The bulk of the collection consists of daily journals for the years 1920 to 1968, which include accounts of his years as a student...
These papers contain several versions of Elwell's autobiography, including one written under a pseudonym and correspondence with possible ghost writers, especially R. B. Stone. Also included are engineering papers, clippings, biographical materials, and correspondence....
Contains 16 handwritten letters, 3 pocket diaries (May 1849-May 1850, April-June,1851, July-September, 1851),1 typescript autobiography of Cyril Hawkins, 2 handwritten biographical sketches written for the McConnelsville Herald, 1 handwritten copy of a proposed bill in Ohio concerning elevator safety, 5...
Letters, telegrams, and a few invoices reflecting the affairs of an active Portland, Oregon lawyer. Many are from his brother, Joseph Norton Dolph, U.S. Senator from Oregon, 1882-1895.
Written from the time he left East Troy, Wisconsin, describing overland journey to California; mining in and near Placerville; purchasing property, water races, and grocery stores; raising cattle; trading gold dust. Letters reflect economic life and mining activities, locally and...
Contains material related to the formation of the San Antonio Light and Power Company. Includes contracts and agreements with the City of Riverside and others. The bulk of the collection consists of photostats of correspondence, deeds, appropriations, and other material...
Boyhood in Virginia; early inventions, including the McCormick reaper; growth of the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company.
(1809-1884). Calling card of Cyrus Hall McCormick, inventor of the reaper, with address of 20 East Burton Place, [Chicago], n.d. Alpha list.
18 documents associated with Cyrus K. Daugherty-receipts, promissory notes, pension information, and historical reminiscenses. The pension documents belonged to Helen Reid Siddons, whose relationship to Daugherty is unclear.
Describes journey from Portland, Maine to San Francisco aboard the steamer Daniel Webster in 1852; working as a gold miner near Stockton and Sonora; working in a mill yard in San Andreas before returning home sometime in 1855. Also includes...
Abstract of title and deeds to property in Yuba County. Letters, Aug. 22 & 29, 1876, from Jo Hamilton, Attorney General, Calif., and reply from J.H. Keys concerning proposed litigation for damages from mining debris on Bear River bottom lands.
Contains 30 handwritten letters of the Cyrus Stedman family of Medfield, Massachusetts. Twenty-one of the letters are from Cyrus Stedman, on his way to and living in California, to his wife, Mary, and children in Medfield, Massachusetts. Eight of the...
Correspondence, business papers, estate materials, John A. McIntire and mining investment materials
The Czarina (steam schooner) rough logbooks (SAFR 16494, HDC 216) document a regular course between San Francisco, Empire City, Seattle, Tacoma and a number of towns in Alaska under Captain Charles Blum from 1896 to 1899. There are eight volumes....
Relates to Czechoslovak émigré politics. Agreement between the Czech National Committee in London and the Arbeitsgemeinschaft zur Wahrung Sudetendeutscher Interessen in Munich.
Serial issues, pamphlets, election campaign literature, clandestine publications, reports, memoranda, speeches, proclamations, bulletins, leaflets, and memorabilia, relating to various aspects of twentieth-century Czechoslovak history and politics, including the Munich agreement of 1938, the Soviet invasion in 1968, the Charta 77...
Serial issues, books, and pamphlets, published by underground and uncensored presses in Czechoslovakia, relating to political and cultural conditions in Czechoslovakia.
This collection contains a typescript about Czechoslovak land reform....
Correspondence, telegrams, orders, diaries, proclamations, newspapers, periodicals, clippings, and photographs, relating to the organization, training, and activities of the First Czechoslovakian Army under General Ludvik Svoboda on the Eastern front, 1941-1945.
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Czechoslovakia newspaper collection (1914-2000) comprises one-hundred and thirty-two different titles of publication, in Czech, Slovak, German, English, French, and...
Reports, memoranda, and other documents relating to Czechoslovak secret police and intelligence activities, and to dissidents in Czechoslovakia. Includes some documents from other Czechoslovak government agencies.
Autobiography, correspondence, government documents, and photographs relating to Polish communist infiltration of Radio Free Europe.
One letter (ALS) to UCSB Librarian, Allen B. Veaner, decling invitation to be 1983 Corle speaker. Berkeley, 21 June 1982. Alpha list.
Relates to Polish military operations during World War II, and to the postwar Polish armed forces Photocopy.