The E Clampus Vitus Archives currently consists of two series. Series 1: Papers (1931-) contains by-laws, minutes, correspondence, fiscal records, member writings and biographical materials, clippings and other materials chronicling activities of the Grand Council and local chapters of the...

The revival of E Clampus Vitus was begun by Carl I. Wheat and others around 1931 as a parody of mining fraternities of the nineteenth century. E Clampus Vitus events were organized around historical anniversaries or in a place of...

To Marcelina L. de Alstrecoechoa [?].

The collection consists of the picture files (consisting of photographs and slides) related to film, television, music related celebrities and current events as well as tabloids, collected by E! Entertainment as part of their reference library. The collection is in...

Records for the E. Gill Nursery Company, located in West Berkeley from 1867-1944. Volume 1, a scrapbook, contains tipped in deeds, receipts, bills, indentures, membership cards, business cards, and estate records. Box 1 holds 3 daybooks. Box 2: 1 receipt...

Letters by Eloin concerning the purported destruction of various Mexican towns by French troops, and the Battle at Huaniqueo; draft or copy of letter by Maximilian, congratulating General Bazaine on the fall of Oaxaca; notes and observations on a proposed...

Box 1: Letters, l862-l929, written by him, chiefly to family members, relating primarily to his service in the U.S. Army, l86l-l903. Include letters written during Civil War, l86l-l865; from Pacific Northwest and Alaska, l866-l870, with extensive comments on life and...

Holograph letter written from Boston, regarding the visit of his son, Robert S. Littell, to Washington, D.C.

Preferred citation: E. W. Melvin deeds and papers relating to land in Sacramento County, California, BANC MSS C-I 41, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

Typed transcripts (photocopies) of 4 letters. Two of the letters are from James Harrold and concern his crossing of the Isthmus of Panama, from Chagres to Panama City, en route to California. Provides detailed description of the route and the...

Contains 2 letters discussing mining and local goings on.

Include agreement with Leland Stanford concerning photographic equipment and photographs, and letters from Muybridge to Stanford relating to his photographs of animal locomotion.

Part I: Photocopy and transcript of Muybridge letter, May 25, 1876; correspondence of Mrs. Janet Pendegast Leigh with George E. Nitzsche and others relating to Muybridge's work; articles about him; notes on his trial for murder.

The Eagal Collection includes: 19th century Eagal family correspondence; family scrapbooks and photograph albums containing many images of early automobiles; business papers; published and typescript biographical material on John H. Eagal, Sr.; and, much printed matter pertaining to Ford Motor...

This collection documents the film collaborations and friendship of German-born Dadaist, Hans Richter, and New York photographer and cinematographer, Arnold Eagle. It includes color film footage, out-takes and audiotracks for several of Richter's post-World War II films, as well as...

This folder contains one mortgage of the schooner Eagle on 04/11/1859 from mariner Peter Caughill to glove cutter Charles B. Grant for $1.

The collection contains ca. 6708 stereoviews, 179 other photographic images (most photo postcards), one videotape about stereoviews, 11 stereoviewers, and related books and issues of , assembled by George D. Eagleton. The stereoviews, some exceedingly rare, include images from many...

Printed material and news clippings, primarily concerning Martha Eakland (Class of 1941) and the Stanford women's basketball program.

The Charles & Ray Eames ephemera and photographs span 3 linear feet and date from circa 1951 to circa 1962. The collection consists of printed ephemera and black-and-white photographs. Printed ephemera take the form of advertisements for Eames furniture designs...

The Amelia Earhart Collection is comprised of six boxes and one oversized box of black and white prints of Amelia Earhart, her family and friends and other various photographs relating to both her flights and aviation in general. ca. 1918,...

Letters, flight logs, radiograms and clippings by and about Amelia Earhart (AE).

Correspondence, memoranda and reports relating to his activities as chairman of the Subcommittee on Mental Health Information and Education of the Governor's Advisory Committee on Mental Health. Include letters from Glenn M. Anderson, Daniel Blain, Edmund G. Brown, Lawrence T....

Letters Craig sent to public officials during the 1940s, along with other documents. Reply letter from the White House signed William D. Hassett. Craig was the editor of the Home Front News Letter, and was involved with Thursday Evening Forum,...

Letters Craig sent to public officials during the 1940s, along with other documents. Reply letter from the White House signed William D. Hassett. Craig was the editor of the Home Front News Letter, and was involved with Thursday Evening Forum,...

This CommonPlace book contains songs and other verse also household recipes. It was compiled by an Earl of Roden of Irish peerage during the 18th century.

Phonotape also available.

Contents: Frank F. Tallman: Dynamics of Change in State Mental Institutions. Regarding his service as director of the Department 1949-1953 and innovations in state hospital policy and program. Appended: copies of vitae, speech, article, etc. Portia Bell Hume: Mother of...

Interviews with four men influential in the development of a new approach to the care and treatment of juvenile delinquents during the Warren administration, and the establishment of the California Youth Authority.

Interviewees are: Charles Irwin Schottland: State Director of Social Welfare, 1950-54. Comments also on his other social welfare work and government service including work for the California State Relief Administration; Lawrence Arnstein; Culbert Olson's administration; working relationship with Earl Warren;...

Interviews with Edmund G. Brown, Sr., Robert W. Kenny and Thomas H. Kuchel. Interviewers are: Edmund G. Brown, Sr. The Governor's lawyer. Views on Warren as Alameda Co. district attorney and as governor, and personal relationship with him; his own...

Draft of his autobiography, with a few letters about the draft from Merrell F. Small.

Interviewees (photocopies of documentary material included with some of the interviews) include the following: Herbert Brownell. Earl Warren's Appointment to the Supreme Court. Includes Brownell's retrospective memorandum, Aug. 1975, as well as transcript of the interview. Comments on events leading...

Interviews with three sons and a daughter of Earl Warren. Notes by Mrs. Warren also included. Copies of photographs inserted. Discussion of family life in Oakland and in the Governor's mansion, Sacramento; views of him as a father and as...

Interviews (photographs inserted) include: Maryann Ashe and Ruth Smith Henley; Earl Warren's Bakersfield - comments by two members of his high school class; Omar Cavins: Coming of Age in Bakersfield - comments by another member of his high school class;...

Interviews with several individuals active in Warren's political campaigns. Copies of photographs inserted; photocopies of letters, reports, clippings, speeches, etc., also included as documentary material supporting the interviews. Interviewees include the following: Stanley N. Barnes: Experiences in Grass Roots Organization....

Primarily comments on the Werdel delegation which contested the Earl Warren delegation in California's 1952 Republican presidential primary.

Contains correspondence between German immigrants in Calif. and their families in Germany. Also includes a copy of a birth and baptism certificate and a church dues bill.

Most of the collection focuses on Tracy (Calif.) and environs. Photographs show plows, other agricultural machinery, dairy farming, prairie land, the Tesla Coal mines, San Joaquin County views, family groups, carnivals, gardens, vacation scenes, trains, etc.

This is a group of photographs documenting the dances and rituals of Hopi Native Americans in Arizona. The majority are of the Snake Dance and Blue Flute Dance ceremonies, but there are also candid views of people in their everyday...

Examples of sealed paper stationary (papel sellado), including some documents, many incomplete (mainly "diligencias matrimoniales").

Includes one 1905 3 ruble note, one 1909 5 ruble note, two 1000 mark notes from 1910, one 10000 mark note from 1922 and one bogus modern note (Calif.) meant as humor.

Scrapbook containing originals and photocopies of clippings, photographs, maps, pictures, letters and articles, relating to the history of the two counties, to water resources and to transportation.

Collection consists of early American documents, including letters from Georgia, and other documents from Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and other states....

System requirements: IBM PC compatible (386 minimum, 486/33 or higher recommended); color VGA monitor; double-speed CD-ROM drive; 4MB RAM, 2MB hard disk space; Windows 3.1 or later.

Photographs show Bake Russell and other Bay Area pilots, airplanes, Crissy Field (San Francisco), other airfields, parachuters, the Carquinez Bridge, and aerial photographs. Other views show the crowd greeting Charles Lindberg at Alameda airport, and Barney Oldfield with Henry Ford...

Includes views of the first wooden building and an adobe unit, both in Monterey, Calif.

Collection of 127 cartes de visite, 5 cabinet cards, and 19 tintypes from ca. 1864-1890, of early residents of California.

Collection includes views published in the Dec. 24th, 1853 (Vol. 2:2) Golden era. Scenes include Happy Valley (i.e. San Francisco) in 1849; Yerba Buena Cemetery, Oakland; Stockton; wrecks of the Independence, the Tennessee and the Lewis; burning of the Rassette...

The Early Campus Photo Albums comprise 372 photographs documenting UCI's first decade, 1959-1969. The mostly black and white photographs are arranged in chronological order in seven bound volumes. Many prints are 11 x 14 with excellent image quality. Coverage includes...

Discussion of laboratory facilities, personnel, competition, and working atmosphere at Herbert Boyer's laboratory in the early 1970s; early work to purify restriction enzymes and plasmids and clone DNA; biosafety concerns; plasmid vector development, approval and certification, and conflicts surrounding dissemination...

This file contains a 37-page typed manuscript entitled "Early Days in Arizona as seen by Thomas Thompson Hunter." The topics of the manuscript include travel through Apache country, stories of relations between the United States government and the Native Americans...

Chapters I & II of Dr. Carothers' recollections, with topical outline for Chapter III.

Photos of gliders ordered from Otto Lilienthal, German aeronautical engineer and pioneer in aviation. All are shown on the ground. One photo shows Hiram Maxim, inventor and explosive expert, with a kite, and a frame for an extremely large kite.

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Documents issued by Mexican government, bulk from 1836 - 1844, reflecting Los Angeles City, Southern California and Alta California history; Andres Pico; Manuel Micheltorena; and others.

Laurette Goldberg discusses her Jewish family background and education; harpsichord study with Gustav Leonhardt and Ralph Kirkpatrick; being on the faculty of San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the University of California, Berkeley; 1750 Arch Street; founding the Philharmonia Baroque...

Includes photos of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Bear (ship), Nome, cliff dwellings on King Island, Unalaska Island, native peoples (children of Port Clarence and a grave site, etc.) Also includes photographs of Eskimo boats.

Issued in 1926 by The Foliophiles Incorporated of original leaves (many with accompanying text providing details of the specimen.) World examples including Javanese, Sanskrit, German, Chinese and Japanese. 1263 - 19th century.

This is a hybrid artificial collection that brings together small collections pertaining to early American railroad transportation and locomotive engines. Coverage throughout the United States. ca. 1860s-1954

Early views of San Francisco, include reproductions of 1850s engravings, and portraits. Also scenes of Marin County and San Quentin in the 1890s. Other items include views from Oregon, Washington State, various California towns, etc.

Two pictorial lettersheets and one pair of images of a presentation loving cup and plate. Lettersheets are 1: "Great fire in San Fransisco [sic], M@y [sic] 4th, 1850" (Baird 96a, earlier state)-- 2: "Tremendous excitement!", a view of the hangings...

Primarily early (1860s-1880s) San Francisco views depicting churches, schools, commercial buildings, Woodward's Gardens, San Francisco wharves, and general street scenes. Several photographs of the Mission La Purísima Concepción (near Santa Barbara, California) are also present.

San Francisco views from its earliest years through the earthquake and fire of 1906. Includes panoramas, street scenes, buildings, the earthquake of 1868, Chinatown, preparations for war in the Philippines (1899), etc.

Primarily views of agriculture, homes, and family groups on picnics and recreational outings in Santa Clara County, Calif. Also included are several Hawaiian scenes (Diamond Head and Queen's Hospital grounds) and views of San Francisco (Cliff House, Sutro Heights, etc.)...

Drawings were made for two works by Weber, both of which were published under the title: Early tall buildings : a sentimental sketchbook collection. 48 were for the 1988 book bearing the cover title: Early tall buildings from the agricultural...

General view of Columbia and a view of townspeople gathered around a waterwheel.

Collection includes copy prints of a panorama of Oakland taken by A.H. Wulzen in 1879 (for originals, see BANC PIC 1908.001--fALB). Other photos show buildings, street scenes (including people and vehicles), residential areas, churches, hotels, and many businesses with signs...

Photos show San Francisco street scenes, events, buildings, etc.

Collection includes photographic copies of maps & paintings. Maps--aerial photos with roads and towns drawn over; one of the Berkeley campus site, captioned "Relief map of the site of the University of Calif., Berkeley, Cal. 1888," and one of San...

Views of the UC campus show interiors of Hilgard and Giannini Halls, Forestry facilities (classrooms, offices, etc.) and some other views relating to forestry in the Bay Area (pulp and paper concerns), some from Forestry field trips.

Views of the UC campus show interiors of Hilgard and Giannini Halls, Forestry facilities (classrooms, offices, etc.) and some other views relating to forestry in the Bay Area (pulp and paper concerns), some from Forestry field trips.

Includes tube described as the first Moorhead tube, exhibited at the Panama Pacific International Exposition, May 1915 (by maker Otis B. Moorhead). Also includes 14 smaller items, some of which may be U.S. Navy electrolytic detector tips, 1905-1906.

Notes his education in Germany, interest in Chinese language and experiences in China, 1907-1914. A partial list of his works (including the Mongolian-English Dictionary) appended.

The Dr. Sue Earnest Papers document the career and personal interests of Dr. Sue Earnest at San Diego State University and in the greater San Diego community. The collection highlights in particular Earnest's dissertation research, her career as a professor...

One typed manuscript (TMS), 94 pages, "The Life of John W. Earnest (1824-1913)," by his son William W. Earnest, including an account of John W. Earnest's overland trip from Illinois to the California goldfields in 1850, experiences there, return east...

The Lester Earnest papers document the fraternal organization Phi Lamba Xi, of which earnest was a member during his time at San Diego state.  Highlights include the fraternity's newsletter, a group photograph, and the spring 1954 handbook of the Delta...

The collection includes administrative and financial records, program-related materials, scores, and recordings spanning the 12 years from 1985 (the year of the ensemble's founding) to 1997. The organization's filing system has remained intact through the processing of this archive, with...

2 white cotton t-shirts with silk-screened logos in green ink commerating Earth Day 1990.

Contains working files and subject files pertaining to the work of the International Marine Mammal Project, specifically the Free Willy Keiko Foundation and the campaign for dolphin-safe tuna. Additions received in 2012 include corporate records, founding documents, David Brower writings,...

Books, correspondence, ephemera, financial papers, photographs, serials, and working files relating to energy use; some of these materials were once part of a lending library on alternative energy generation.

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This collection contains 32 black and white photographs of the Santa Barbara area, detailing the damage from an earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale June 29, 1925. The photographs were taken by Edwin Rick, whose photographs are dated the...

Photos show the Inglewood Hotel (near Los Angeles, Calif.) in ruins, with bystanders.

The records of the GIEC have been arranged in the following order: GIEC general records, the records of the Steering Committee, the records of the Preparedness and Response Committee, the records of the Research and Investigations Committee, the records of...

This is a collection of materials related to major California earthquakes of the first half of the 20th century, including San Francisco, El Centro, Santa Barbara and Eureka, as well as the Helena, Montana earthquake of 1935.

Photographs taken by Carl Breer on the Stanford University campus and in San Francisco shortly after the April 1906 earthquake, accompanied by text written in 1963-64. Volume one depicts destruction on the Stanford campus, including Memorial Church, Memorial Arch, Encina...

Newspaper clippings, from a clipping service, pertaining to earthquakes, primarily in the United States.

Material relating to the Orient (primarily Japan), its philosophy, art, way of life, history, government, etc. Includes mss. of books, letters, memos and reports. The typescripts of the Papers of Eli T. Sheppard form the bulk of the material. The...

The collection consists of items from and related to China and Japan. These include:...

40 b/w photos of Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Macao, ca. 1910-1920s. Most appear to be of Japan and China, many of scenery, shrines, and buildings, but a number of people as well, including some children. About half have captions....

Includes snapshot photographs and sketchbooks ("black books") documenting the graffiti works of various artists and crews from the East Bay and elsewhere. Photographs depict graffiti in both public and private locations (e.g. walls, freight train cars, domestic interiors) in Oakland...

Views include Balloon Dome (San Joaquin River), the trunk of a juniper, and two views of the East Bay hills from the Contra Costa side (in the San Francisco Bay Area.)

Consists of miscellaneous materials regarding the club and Alameda County gay candidates running for various political offices, including Tom Brougham, elected to the Peralta Community College District board of trustees. Contains nine club scrapbooks for the years 1982-1985 (in box...

Series of enlarged photographs, apparently from an educational exhibit, illustrating various stages of the water delivery system of the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD), depicting the watershed region in the Sierra Nevada foothills, the Mokelumne River, Pardee Dam and...

The East Bay Negro Historical Society Records include meeting minutes, correspondence, reports, program flyers and brochures, financial ledgers, and scrapbooks documenting the activities of the society between 1965-1986.

Reports, correspondence, memoranda, studies, curricular material, and printed matter, relating to the training of teachers in constitutional history in Eastern Europe. Project sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies.

Books, catalogs, posters, and ephemera documenting the history of East German art. The largest segments of the collection are KUNSTLERKATALOGE (411 titles), catalogs of exhibits held in East Berlin (174 titles), and catalogs of exhibits held elsewhere in the GDR...

Posters produced by DEFA for films (from many countries including East Germany) which they distributed....

Selected inventories and accounts; 1816 records refer to Napoleon Bonaparte.

This collection of 230 photographs and 106 associated negatives documents buildings in East Irvine, California that were built at the turn of the twentieth century. The collection was compiled by Sanchez Talarico Association, Inc. in circa 1988 in order to...

Meeting minutes, correspondence, and reports associated with the New Career Program.

The East Palo Alto Women's Club Records consists of administrative records and artifacts documenting the club's activities from 1917-1995 (bulk 1920-1955). The collection contents include standard organizational formats such as minute record books, community service records, the organization's constitutions and...

This collection consists of by-laws, office memos and announcements, membership rosters and directories, news clippings, correspondence, minutes, financial records, and miscellany.  It is divided into three series: Office Records, Minutes, and Financial Records....

As the first Asian American theater founded in 1965, East West Players and its history provide valuable account of Asian Pacific American experience. The collection spans 1965 to 1992 and includes administrative files, financial records, and production related files consisting...

Contains visual research files consisting of photographs and copies of photographs used as reference for newspaper articles focusing on political, social, cultural and community issues that affected the welfare of Asian Americans from 1967 to 1989. Also includes administrative files...

Correspondence, promotional material, other printed matter, photographs, video tapes, and phonorecords, relating to exchange of American and Soviet jazz performers, and marketing of Soviet jazz in the United States.

The collection consists of 2 cubic feet of papers of biological oceanographer Dr. Easter Ellen Cupp and largely documents her work at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and her study of plankton during the period 1925-1946. The papers include memoranda...

Minutes of of the Board of Directors annual meetings, 1928-1974, and minutes of the annual meetings of the House of Delegates, circa 1966-1974; minutes include financial reports; there are also reports of the executive secretary, records of divisional meetings, and...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, orders, reports, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to American military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II, military operations during the Korean War, American military assistance to Thailand, and American army aviation. Includes...

Sound recordings of interviews of Polish, Romanian, and other Eastern European political leaders, writers and others, and Western experts on Eastern Europe, relating to political conditions in Poland, Romania and elsewhere in Eastern Europe. Includes selected transcripts of interviews and...

This collection consists of records generated and kept by secretaries of the Eastern Pacific Oceanic Council (EPOC) during the period 1954-1994. During this period Joseph L. Reid, Marston Sargent, Michael Laurs and Jack Barth served as secretaries of the organization....

The diary and 13 letters concern Eastland's overland trip from Nashville, Tenn. to Mazatlan where he boarded the steamer for the remainder of the trip to San Francisco....

Photographs, negatives, and postcards for a wide variety of northern California locations and events, including dam construction, logging, mining, food processing, and community buildings and activities....

Diary, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to the American ambulance service and American aerial operations in France during World War I.

Letters, 1852 - ca. 1870, to Charles B. and Hazen B. Eastman in Trinity Co., Calif., from their family in the East; reminiscences of Mrs. Lucy Ann Eastman Smith; miscellaneous papers (some relating to mining property) of C.B. Eastman and...

Collection contains mainly papers and ledgers re Robert E. Easton's business dealings, especially the Sisquoc Ranch Co.

Correspondence, research and subject files (including Chumash, natural resources, wilderness, and women's issues), drafts of writings, and related materials of the Santa Barbara author of (on the 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill), , and the acclaimed multi-volume series. Also includes...

The Alice Eastwood Collection is comprised of materials donated to the California Academy of Sciences. It contains her memoirs, diaries, field notes, and correspondence, among other items.

Chiefly stereographic views of numerous dams, dam construction sites, reservoirs and other subjects pertaining to hydraulic engineering, hydro-electric power and water-supply, as associated with Eastwood's career, primarily in the state of California. Among the identified dams and construction projects depicted...

Correspondence, reports, designs, specifications, and photographs, relating to dams, dam sites, and hydroelectric power plants in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, British Columbia, and Mexico. ...

Include 13 letters, May 25, 1862-Sept. 23, 1864, written by Col. Willard Gould Eaton, 13th Michigan infantry, from Tennessee, and a memorial brochure published for his regiment; 3 letters, May, 1906, from his daughter, Mrs. Vesta Daniels, to her daughter...

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This collection contains correspondences, notes, and other material regarding J. Lloyd Eaton, a physician and book collector. Eaton’s book collection of about 7,500 hardback editions of science fiction, fantasy and horror from the late nineteenth century to 1955 was acquired...

Unpublished poetry, correspondence, screenplay, scripts, personal journal notes, and prose fiction by John Eaton, 1980-1984. Eaton worked as a writer-publicist for theatre companies in Houston and Los Angeles.

The main period covered by these papers is that of 1798 to 1805, relating to the Barbary affairs. The earlier and later items are for the most part of a personal nature. The chronological distribution may be indicated as follows:...

Democrat Gerald R. "Jerry" Eaves was first elected to the California State Assembly in 1984. The Jerry Eaves Papers consist of 5 cubic feet of textual records reflecting Eaves's legislative interests during his eight years in the California State Assembly.

Letters written to various family members and mutual friends by Towl and/or Van Dusen, who are working their way to Calif. to work in the gold mines. Consists of photocopies of typed transcripts for letters from 1855-1859, covering a stop...

For personal and real property owned at an undisclosed location including: houses on Sudbury Street (let to D. Juguaham) and Union Street (let to Joseph Greenby and Philip Freeman), and a warehouse let to Joseph Barrell.

Letters concering the NY TIMES request to publish Eberhart's poem "From suite in prison."...

The collection comprises the personal papers of Roland Eberhart from 1909 to 1967. A substantial portion is Eberhart's correspondence with the many friends, acquaintances and professional contacts he made through his poetry, his years at Stanford, his teaching career and...

Bibliography; manuscript and typescript drafts of medical writings; tables and illustrations; lecture notes....

Personal papers, business papers, certificates, correspondence.

The Reverend Joseph Woodfall (1824-1908) collected and edited English ballads and poetry. His publications include and the . The collection consists of holograph letters signed from various persons to the Reverend Ebsworth of Edinburgh and holograph notes by Ebsworth on...

Reports, correspondence, minutes, conference proceedings, resolutions, speeches, pamphlets, discussion bulletins, newsletters, and printed matter, relating to activities of the Partido Comunista Mexicano from its formation in 1919 until its merger with other parties in 1981, including electoral, trade union, student...

Echo (barkentine) logbook (SAFR 16459, HDC 176) documents voyages between Scotland, Callao, Sydney and Oregon under Captain C.J. Jenson. The ECHO was engaged in the lumber trade under the ownership of the Simpson Lumber Company from 1914 to 1916. The...

The records of Echo Lakes Association consist of correspondence and other working files related to the concerns of cabin owners regarding a variety of environmental and safety matters. Also includes the files of the Echo Lakes History Project, an oral...

The collection consists of two parts, Eckart's reprint file and manuscripts for his last book, Our Modern Idol: Mathematical Science. Eckart's reprint file includes reprints, preprints, manuscripts of publications, mimeographed notes of seminars, lecture notes and other notes made or...

Relates to economic conditions in Germany.

Contains records related to the life and career of landscape architect Garrett Eckbo (1910-2000). The collection includes files created by Eckbo and the numerous firms with which he worked. Contains a wide range of materials documenting Eckbo's long, innovative and...

The Eckbo, Royston & Williams drawings span three linear feet and date from circa 1946. The collection consists of three architectural drawings in the form of reprographic copies, each drawing for a different project. Drawings include: an isometric drawing of...

Reports and studies, relating to American, Canadian and international agricultural development assistance programs in Lesotho.

John Edward Eckert (1895-1975) served as Professor of Entomology at the University of California, Davis from 1931-1962. The majority of his Papers contain his correspondence on subjects such as ants, bee diseases, honey marketing, and queen bees, among other topics....

Correspondence, writings, notes, memoranda, clippings and other printed matter, relating to twentieth-century Hungarian politics, anti-communist movements in the U.S., and Hungarian emigré politics.

Journal articles and reprints, relating to psychological, ideological and social sources of aggressiveness, militarism and war, and of peace.

This collection reflects the major research interests of German scholar, Hans Eckstein, from archaeology to architectural history, including historic preservation, the rebuilding of post-World War II German cities, exhibitions, and museums, as well as his large circle of colleagues and...

This collection contains the papers of Professor Harry Eckstein, Distinguished Research Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Irvine. Included are analytical essays, notes, correspondence, photographs, research materials, UC Irvine syllabi and course materials, copies of dissertations, journals,...

The Ecology Action Records consist of the records of a non-profit organization founded by Cliff Humphrey and Chuck Herrick in 1968 in Berkeley, California to promote an ecological life. Included in the collection is correspondence, Humphrey's writings, files relating to...

Paul Ehrlich, Professor of Biological Sciences and Bing Professor of Population Studies, Stanford University, discusses the present state of U.S. and Soviet nuclear forces and presents the consensus of leading scientists on the long term ecological impact of nuclear war....

The records of the Department of Economic and Business Development document California's efforts to promote economic development, provide service to visitors, and assist California and foreign businesses active in international trade. This record group contains 19 cubic feet of textual...

Minutes of meetings, agenda, committee reports, draft proposals, a roster of delegates, and telegrams sent and received by the Italian delegation, relating to European economic reconstruction and to European economic relations with Russia.

The Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency of Greater Los Angeles records contain reports, minutes, and memorandums that document some of the activities of this agency between 1964 and 1970, specifically the administration of Head Start programs and the Teen-Post program....

Relates to the topography and economic conditions of the Kuban District, Russia, during the Russian Civil War.

Interviews with Marcia Bandera, George Boucher, Mike Franziola, Ron Remington, Stan Popack, and Jeannie Block. The Bandera interview is not transcribed. Also included is a copy of the article "The economic impact of mining on the community of Elko, Nevada"...

The collection consists of materials such as correspondence, reports, memos, and pamphlets related to the growth and development of the city and county of San Diego. The collection contains materials created and published by the San Diego Chamber of Commerce,...

Records include minutes, 1915-17, constitution and bylaws, 1915, and correspondence, 1914-15.

The collection is comprised of 160 photocopies of drawings that depict figurines, which were likely produced by the Jama Coaque (200 B.C.–800 A.D.) culture in the province of Manabí in Ecuador. Date that the photocopies were made is unknown. In...

Letters from Dunbar to his "sweetheart" and future wife, Maud Miller, in Santa Rosa, and to her brother, Edgar, during Dunbar's service with the First California Volunteers. Also includes a typed partial transcript of the letters, with additional information provided...

Preferred citation: Ed Fletcher correspondence with Walter L. Huber and Francis P. Farquhar concerning Joseph J. Hill's History of Warner's Ranch and its environs, BANC MSS C-B 306, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

Manuscripts, photographs, clippings, course notes, correspondence, honors, and printed materials concerning her interest and activity in writing. Includes correspondence with Ben Belitt, Henry Roth, and others. Oversize folder contains degrees and certificates from the University of California (1918) and New...

The bulk of this collection consists of correspondence, notes, maps, photographs, and video tapes relating to Bateson's outings along the Pony Express and Oregon-California Trails 1987-1993, plus genealogies and documents pertaining to J. A. "Snowshoe" Thompson. The collection is divided...

Official photographs with captions of Supervisor Ed Edelman across his twenty years in office, 1974-1994.

The administrative and political papers of Los Angeles County Supervisor Ed Edelman.

Collection consists of correspondence between Edelstein, Humanities bibliographer at the UCLA Library, and various poets. Correspondents include: Wilder Bentley, Paul Frederic Bowles, David Bromige, Diane Di Prima, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Josephine Herbst, Jack Hirschman, David Kherdian, Ron Loewinsohn, Harold Palmer...

Certificates, diary, printed materials, materials about his daughter, Carrie M. Wadsworth

Contains correspondence, research notes and drafts for book on William Carter. Also includes original letters from William Carter to his wife Mary from 1856-1859 and research on the Carter family.

This album contains a collection of portraits of famous figures, including actors and actresses, Civil War generals, and politicians.

Tape 1: "Presentation to Ed Wayburn," undated (1990s?) presentation on his retirement from Board of Directors of unnamed organization; tape 2: "Alaska tapes" from KKHI Radio, undated, featuring Peggy Wayburn on her book Adventuring in Alaska; tape 3: "Prophet of...

Views of Alaska, national parks and wilderness areas, and international travels. Some images were part of Sierra Club slide presentations. Among photographic prints are portraits of Edgar Wayburn and his wife Peggy, as well as snapshots taken during travels and...

Papers relating to Edgar Wayburn's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Includes video of a People for Golden Gate National Recreation Area gathering in 1990 featuring Edgar and Peggy Wayburn and several commercial videotapes on Alaska, Yosemite, logging, giant sequoias, etc.

Correspondence, publications, family papers, and scrapbooks concerning Camp's career in California and his earlier years in North Dakota.

Correspondence and papers relating to Winchester's medical career and service as surgeon in the Civil War, and to the Elgin Mining Company, San Bernardino, California. Letters to Mrs. Winchester, and a biographical sketch, written circa 1928, included.

The collection consists of Lucile Selk Edgerton's professional papers, including manuscripts of unpublished novels, original sketches, assorted printed magazines, copies of her published novels, California research notes, some printed items, and ephemera.

Snapshots include views of the Orphan Asylum, views of San Francisco possibly taken from the asylum grounds, and photographs of children. Although identified as the "Edgehill" orphan asylum, it is presumed to be San Francisco's Edgewood Protestant Orphan Asylum. One...

Annual reports, board minutes, admission and discharge records, indenture and adoption files, correspondence, administrative and financial records, property and maintenance records, and photographs of children, staff, buildings, activities, and events for the San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum, which became Edgewood....

Correspondence, business and legal papers, certificates, stocks

Correspondence, business and legal papers, certificates, stocks, miscellaneous....

Depicts demonstrations, military personnel, railways, and scenery in northern China and southern Siberia.

Group of photos of Edison and some of his associates, with notes by Francis Jehl, laboratory assistant to Edison and author of Menlo Park Reminiscences. Also family photos including Edison's father and grandmother. Also two pieces of correspondence. ca. 1850-1927,...

Includes research correspondence, notes, and manuscript and typescript drafts for writings by Edith M. Coulter, including her 1927 thesis, "A guide to historical bibliographies", with an expanded version published by the University of California Press in 1935 as "Historical bibliographies,...

These lantern slides depict Baptist missionary work with Navajo Indians at Two Gray Hills Mission near Ship Rock, New Mexico at the beginning of the twentieth century. Images of interest include Baptist preachers E.E. Chivers, N.B. Rairden, O.B. Sarber and...

A few letters, drawings, notes, etc. by the Irish author, and clippings and book reviews about her and her work. With these: a postcard written by Violet Powell, Feb. 23, 1970, concerning her book about Miss Somerville and Violet Martin,...

Collection consists principally of typescript copies of Wharton's will and documents relating to the disposition of her estate.

Depicts World War I scenes in France.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Original drawings for editorial cartoons, likely produced for the Oakland Tribune, commenting on the Mexican Revolution. One drawing refers to the Mexican constitutional congress of 1917, in particular the new constitution's Article 33, allowing for the expulsion of unwanted aliens....

This collection includes news releases, fliers, election bonds and bills, correspondence, and newspaper clippings....

Contains a transcribed copy of Lucille Kendall's 1976 interviews with Mildred Edmondson documenting her work with the California State Employment Service and the War Manpower Commission in the 1930s and 1940s, with an emphasis on the role of women and...

Typed transcripts of four letters, April 18-May 19[-21], 1849, from Edmund Park to his wife, Susan Maria Wilkins Park, describe a journey from St. Louis to Independence, Missouri, thence by a southern route toward California, ending on the Santa Fe...

Large diaries: Vol. 1, 9/20/1849-3/31/1859; Vol. 2, 4/1/1859-9/13/1861; Vol. 3, 9/13/186-fall 1864; Vol. 4, January 1865-1870; Vol. 5, 1892; Vol. 6, 1/1-12/25/1893; Vol. 7, 1894; Vol. 8, 9/20/1903 to 3/1/1904. Small diaries: Vol. 1, 1/1-6/18/1900; Vol. 2, 6/18-9/20/1900; Vol. 3,...

Large diaries: Vol. 1, 9/20/1849-3/31/1859; Vol. 2, 4/1/1859-9/13/1861; Vol. 3, 9/13/186-fall 1864; Vol. 4, January 1865-1870; Vol. 5, 1892; Vol. 6, 1/1-12/25/1893; Vol. 7, 1894; Vol. 8, 9/20/1903 to 3/1/1904. Small diaries: Vol. 1, 1/1-6/18/1900; Vol. 2, 6/18-9/20/1900; Vol. 3,...

Papers relating to his political career. Includes Attorney General files, gubernatorial files, and campaign files for himself and for the 1966 campaign of his son, Edmund G. Brown, Jr.

Correspondence between former California Governor Pat Brown and "Sacramento man-of-letters" Robert Young, Jr. The 1975 letters ask Brown to write a recommendation for Young's friend Alexander R. Henderson (who is applying to the UC Davis Veterinary School), and remind him...

Consists of research materials, reports, and course materials relating to Professor Pinney's career in the UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics.

Diaries: v. 1-2 (1889-1891); v. 3 (Oct. 1891-Mar. 1892) covering studies at Stanford University; v. 4 (May-Sept. 1898) covering journey from San Francisco to China with Professor John Fryer (with stops at Honolulu and various places in Japan) and teaching...

Contains letters, notes and business records relating to the Merchant's Retail Commercial Agency, mainly in Iowa; a few personal papers. Included also: book of sample form letters of the California Merchants Union and a book on auto repair written by...

Related collectionErnst Bacon papers (ARCHIVES BACON 1); John Edmunds letters : to Cornel Adam Lengyel (ARCHIVES EDMUNDS-LENGYEL 1)...

Copies and drafts of manuscripts (including "Children to Her Arms" and "White Coal"), notes, clippings, some photographs, and a small amount of personal and professional correspondence. The volume is a scrapbook of clippings including reviews of her books and plays,...

Photographs depicting war scenes and social conditions in France during World War I, and conditions in Germany and the Balkans at the end of the war; and writings and press summaries, relating to the motion picture industry.

Writings, correspondence, notes, memoranda, poll data, statistics, printed matter, and photographs, relating to American politics during the presidential administration of Ronald Reagan, especially with regard to campaign contributions and effects on income distribution; and to the gubernatorial administration of Michael...

Katherine Philips (1870-1933) was a member of the Friday Morning Club in Los Angeles (1908-11), worked on the gubernatorial campaign of Hiram Johnson, was appointed to the California Industrial Welfare Commission, became a member of the State Republican Party (1916-20)...

Relating to his photographic work.

The Eduard Seelig papers document the imprisonment of Mr. Eduard Seelig of Halle, Germany and the confiscation by the Nazi government of the retail business of which he was a partner. The collection includes nine letters written to his wife...

Includes snapshot and professional photographs documenting various aspects of the development of municipal water supply systems in Mexico -- e.g. watershed locations, construction, machinery, water treatment plants, etc. -- especially as pertaining to Mexico City and the career of Eduardo...

Correspondence, reports, publications, blueprints, maps, survey drawings, and ephemera related to civil engineering, municipal water supply issues, and the construction of the Túnel de Lerma in Mexico. Includes an inscribed copy of a dissertation, La Perforacion Del Túnel Atarasquillo -...

Recollections of growing up in Mormon-dominated Utah; her involvement in Utah Democratic politics; marriage to Judge James H. Wolfe; heading the Women's Division of the Democratic National Committee; women prominent in Democratic politics, including women in the Roosevelt administration; move...

School statistics and reports were originally kept by a statistician in the State Superintendent's Office and later by the Division of Research and Statistics. Between 1947 and 1954 this function was administered by the Bureau of School Accounts and Records....

The first California State Constitution required the State Legislature to provide for the election of a Superintendent of Public Instruction by the people (1849, Art. IX, Sec. I). In 1851 the Legislature passed a law which provided for the Superintendent's...

Interviews relating to education issues in the Knight and Brown gubernatorial administrations. Copies of photographs and of supporting documentary material inserted. Interviewees and titles of interviews, as follows: Donald Doyle. An Assemblyman Views Education, Mental Health, and Legislative and Republican...

Childhood in South Africa and in California; studying and teaching art at the California School of Arts and Crafts; influential teachers including Xavier Martinez and Isabelle Percy West; commercial art work; studying and working with Hans Hofmann; artists, patrons, museums...

Rice discusses the experiences of an African American student at City College of New York, 1937-1941, and UC Berkeley, 1946-1954, including International House, Berkeley Fire Dept.; U.S. Air Force specialized business training; doctoral studies in India; racial discrimination in higher...

This collection contains photographs, clippings, and other printed information pertaining to the Education Opportunity Program at the University of California, Irvine.

Pamphlets, newsletters, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to various aspects of education in the United States and abroad.

Title constructed by cataloger. Date based on text in footnote on first leaflet.

Correspondence, minutes, reports, memoranda, studies, financial records, textbooks, teachers' manuals, printed matter, motion picture film, and other instructional materials, relating to elementary and secondary school education in the United States.

This collection includes letters, postcards, bills, and clippings, representing persons in the fields of education and librarianship. Of note are the 181 items pertaining to William James, including 164 letters from James to F. C. S. Schiller discussing pragmatism, humanism,...

Contains materials relating to the Chinese Christian Youth Conference, both Lake Tahoe and Silver Lake; including organization charter, resolutions, correspondence, minutes, conference programs, yearbook, reports, newsletters, newsclips,(1943-1954), with minutes of the Chinese Students' Christian Association of North America, (1939-1948). Includes...

Contains letters written by L. Montagillard at French Gulch and G.E. Sloss at San Domingo, (Calaveras County) concerning mining operations including equipment and supplies.

Correspondence, 1882-1926; notes; patents, 1880-1933; memory album; high school recollections; a biography by daughter, Elizabeth Rix DeWolf and illustrated autobiographical data.

The papers include articles, two journals, and a draft of Colman's Ph.D. dissertation.

Collection consists of a small number of documents and many photographs documenting the history of the family of Edward and Cathryn (Scheeline) Bransten. The documents include a 1903 marriage certificate for Edward Brandenstein and Florine Haas and a photocopy of...

Compiled, Batopilas, Mexico, as a memorial to his wife from material she had assembled. Pasted in account book headed: Mina Sta. Tomas. Genealogical notes added. Blank bills, Miners' Exchange and Savings Bank, San Francisco, included.

Relate to personal, public, and business affairs in Honduras; letters, contracts, reports, etc. Included are personal letters from various presidents of Honduras, and from Porfirio Díaz of Mexico.

Written from Sacramento, San Francisco and Marysville to family and friends in the East. Concerning life at the gold mines and his trading ventures, with detailed information on types of equipment and provisions needed and the prices they could command.

Includes 12 ALS and one 4 p. fragment from Kenyon to his family, plus one letter, n.d., written by his landlady, Lizzie A. Lardner, to his family following his sudden death. Letters of 1849 include description of ocean voyage to...

(John) Edward Borein (born October 21, 1873, died May 19, 1945) was a prominent and prolific artist of Western themes who created illustrations, oil and watercolor paintings, and etchings. Collections consists of 234 pencil drawings and watercolors by Ed Borein....

Photocopy.

Family members on lawn in foreground; others, possibly domestic help, in background and on porch.

Both letters discuss gold mining in Red Dog, Calif. and the second mentions the American Civil War.

Chiefly San Francisco Bay Area society portraits, including portraits related to opera "Fol de Rol" fundraiser events.

Describe the life of a Quaker in Pennsylvania. Included also is a letter written by his wife, Anne.

Papers concerning insurance, banking, and probate. Also includes Edward Coke Hill's high school and univerity diplomas and two official federal judge presidential appointment certificates.One appointment certificate is signed by Calvin Coolidge and the other by Herbert Hoover. Also includes a...

Relate mainly to his painting. One written on the death of William Morris.

Letterbooks, diaries, and papers concerning his service as Superintendent, Collins Overland Telegraph Company, and Assistant Engineer for the Western Union Telegraph Company's Russian Extension. Testimonials for Civil War service as telegrapher are included.

Holograph letter written by Edward D. Baker, a friend of Abraham Lincoln and a Senator from Oregon, stating his desire to sell notes to raise five hundred dollars. He asks the letter's recipient to be his agent.

Early letters, many from Arizona Territory, describe his military career, and life as a civilian employee of the quartermaster. He speaks of some brief mining activity. In the 1870s he began farming in Solano County, Calif. and those letters contain...

Written while commanding the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Northland on her annual patrol duty in Arctic waters. Comments on various rescue operations, visits to native villages and remote settlements, medical aid rendered, etc. With these: copy of an article (typescript)...

Contains 4 letters found in presentation copy of "Types, borders and miscellany of Taylor & Taylor," concerning book.

Custom made scrapbook (58 p.) containing a collection of newspaper clippings, book reviews, poems, correspondence and typed notes mostly related to the publication and promotion of a book on vegetable gardening in California written by Edward Du Bois Flint titled,...

Consists primarily of documents pertaining to Edward Gerrick's work experience as an engineer, mostly in the state of Washington. Includes list of projects worked on for the Works Progress Administration of Wash., Dec. 2, 1938, recommendations for commission in the...

Include letter to his father, John Kentfield, describing his sea voyage to New York in 1867; marriage license, 1879; and letter to his wife, 1888.

Two volumes in the Public Archives of Canada, made up of letters received from various persons, 1820-1872, and letters from John Tod, 1826-1874, mostly reflecting affairs of the Hudson's Bay Company.

Letters from Hale, mainly relating to his duties as magazine editor. With a few clippings and photographs of Hale.

Papers of Edward F. Adams assembled by his son Frank and papers of Frank Adams. Carton 1: papers of Edward F. Adams: correspondence, 1894-1930, undated; writings, 1850-1928, undated; speeches, 1905-1920, undated. Carton 2: papers of Frank Adams: correspondence, 1902-1946; Commonwealth...

Correspondence concerning O'Day's research on the Empire Mines and Grass Valley history and the writing of the article, "Grass Valley and the Empire, Notes on a Community and a Mine" for William Bowers Bourn II. The collection includes eight letters...

Include: The Essence of Humanism; Convictions of a Free Thinker (English and French); Reflexions (English and French); Memories (containing recollections of professorial career at University of California, Berkeley); and his translation of Ficino's Commentary on Plato's Symposium.

The collection is primarily Edward Finney's PR archive on Tex Ritter.

Diary, July 1-16, 1853, while pausing in Colorado on overland journey to California.

Gustaf Edward Trinkkeller was born in Germany in 1872 and immigrated to the United States about 1890 where he began a successful career in Los Angeles as a craftsman in decorative wrought ironwork. This collection of family papers, office records,...

Ephemera, exhibition catalogues, periodicals, photographs, and souvenir programs illustrating Craig's innovative theatrical staging; phonograph recordings of talks recorded by Craig for the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) from 1951-1961.

Preferred citation: Edward Henry Stanley, Earl of Derby letters, 1856-1892, BANC MSS 74/77 z, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

Mainly relating to his publication of the Poems and Letters of William Isaac Roberts in 1811. Include letters from Mary Cockle, S. T. Coleridge, Robert Hartley Cromek, Isaac D'Israeli, Francis Douce, Charles Fox, John Gwilliam and Robert Southey.

Certificates awarded by the school examiners, Morgan County, Ohio, and the Boards of Education, Los Angeles and San Diego Counties, California.

Materials regarding mechanized farming in the Soviet Union, including photographs.

Relates to the Mexican Land Company and the Metlaltoyuca Land Company, corporations established in Mexico under the laws of the Territory of New Mexico.

This collection is comprised of a typescript of an undated article written by Edward L. Schreiber recounting his experiences in the United States as an emigre from Nazi Germany, a typewritten account in German with an English title "The Story...

Includes photographs of Edward Lambe Parsons and Bertha Parsons; some group photographs; photographs, mainly interior, of Old St. Luke's Church, San Francisco; photograph of sketch elevation of Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, 1928; 2 photographs taken at the 1930 Lambeth Conference....

Enclosing bill of exchange for one thousand dollars.

Collection contains audiotapes of UCSB English professor, Edward Loomis, including master tapes of tape collages (Zendada, Utopia) and long form poems (Tex-Mex Iliad, Everyman, Archiolator). Also included are reels of found sound source material, inverviews (Kenneth Rexroth), monologues, dialogues, and...

Correspondence with California's Governor H.H. Markham, legal documents, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings, 1886-1894, concerning Adolph Sutro and the coastal lands around the Cliff House, Sutro Baths, and the Seal Rocks, San Francisco. Includes nine views (ca. 1870-1895?) of the beach...

Three letters (3 p.) addressed to Mr. Bruce. Two of the letters are written by Edward Marjoribanks, accepting dinner invitations. The third letter is by an unidentified writer. The Marjoribanks letters are on letterhead of the Treasury S.W., 12 Downing...

Photographs of San Francisco, including street scenes, Alcatraz Island, Cliff House, and the 1915 Exposition.

Contains an essay by Newton "The books of my boyhood" from the Ladies Home Journal, Nov. 1927; 2 post cards, 6 photographs, 6 clippings, and 4 letters (1928-1935), one containing a list of Newtoniana for sale by Charles Sessler.

Consists of article and manuscript drafts and research notes.

Photos and negatives of State Printing Plant, correspondence, requisitions, sick leave forms, invasion currency, books

Correspondence, subject file, and other materials to his interest and activity in criminology such as diaries, notebooks, university related materials, and articles.

Microscope slides of forensic evidence, photographs of documents relating to court cases, etc. Also includes many family snapshots.

Papers pertaining to the inventions of E.O.C. Ord II. Including patents, original drawings and diagrams, advertising material and instructions on use of the "Gold-Pan-Batea", an improved Gold Pan leading to the formation of the California Gold Pan Company and its...

Contains professional correspondence with other U.S. military and government officials including U.S. Secretary of War Jefferson Davis, General Horace Porter, and General U.S. Grant. Correspondence covers the gold rush and frontier years, the American Civil War, Reconstruction, Indian Wars, "Negro's"...

:1 ninth-plate ambrotype of Edward P. Reed, dated 1859 -- :2 sixth-plate ambrotype of Clara Winegar Reed, "just married, 1859" -- :3 sixth-plate ambrotype of Edward P. and Clara Reed, ca. 1860-1865 -- :4 portrait of Edward Cambridge Reed, 1871...

Contains over 50 letters of Edward P. Reed, written home to members of his family, particularly his parents and Ellen, one of three sisters, in Homer, N.Y. He recounts his voyage to California aboard the clipper, South Carolina, which left...

Contains copy of his dissertation, "The martyrs of Córdoba (850-859)," in English; an annotated and corrected copy of "Heterii et sancti Beati ad Elipandum Epistola" in Latin; and an annotated and corrected copy of "España sagrada," tomo 11, tratado 34,...

Notes and clippings re Indians of North America and Mexico that include information on miscellaneous California and Mexican tribes and on Choctaws, Coahuilas, Delawares, Hualapai, Otoes and Pimos. Also included is material relating to Yosemite Valley.

Letter, 1863, to Adjutant General, State of New York, concerning for service of J.C. Lemmon; copies of dispatches and notes from official Civil War records; copies of accounts of Canby's murder by the Modoc Indians, from various publications.

Autographs of his regiment in the Massachussetts volunteers, 1863; autobiographical sketch, 1864; diaries, letters to family and letterpress copybook describing his arrival in San Francisco in 1869, his social and business life there, his career as mining consultant in Salt...

Manuscript correspondence containing brief letters and typescript poems (some with annotations) between two San Francisco politicians. Some of the letters are addressed to Phelan in his capacity as Senator and from Taylor in his capacity as mayor of San Francisco....

Letters from Taylor to the Manchester Guardian relating to a review of his book, one discussing possible improvements. Also includes typed poems signed by Taylor, and manuscript notes.

The collection consists of material relating to E.R. Levy of Folsom, California and his family. Included are biographical materials, business correspondence, legal documents regarding Levy's business and real estate, legal documents pertaining to the settlement of Levy's estate in 1927-1928,...

Collection includes materials relating to mental health services in California and the Short-Doyle Act. Present as well are articles, speeches, presentations, and syllabi for courses Rudin taught as Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UC Davis. Materials relating to his involvement...

Concerning legal documents to be signed for a settlement, windmills and mines.

Mss. of a few articles, reprints etc.

Letters written by him, including one to his son Hubert re his drawings of the California missions, containing an index of mission and rural views, 1861-1878; receipt to W.H. Davis; a manuscript booklet with title "Presidios of upper California" containing...

Contains mostly personal handwritten and typescript correspondence of Edward W. Gee and extended family members. One folder of correspondence is in handwritten Chinese. Also contains a family history of the Gee family in Oroville, California, letterhead stationery of Gee's real...

Family photographs of Edward W. Gee and Mabel Gee. Includes 2 group portraits of the Gee wedding in a single large oval frame (C box). Also includes a plexiglass business sign for Edward W. Gee Realty, located at 1405 Taylor...

Correspondence relates mainly to his collection of railroadiana. Includes some Northern Pacific Railroad ephemera.

The Edward W. Strong papers contain documents related to his career at U.C. Berkeley, particularly his time as Chancellor from 1961-1965. Also included are materials on the Free Speech Movement and Students for a Democratic Society, as well as writings...

Edward W. Strong recalls his student days at Stanford University and Columbia University, and his career at the University of California, Berkeley. Included is an interview with his wife, Gertrude Dowsett Strong.

Edward Harvy Welch was born in Iowa, on December 31, 1870, married Mary A. Hardy (born in California in about 1869) before 1897and subsequently moved to Oakland, California , where he ran a candy store. In 1911 he moved to...

Edward Harvy Welch was born in Iowa, on December 31, 1870, married Mary A. Hardy (born in California in about 1869) before 1897and subsequently moved to Oakland, California , where he ran a candy store. In 1911 he moved to...

Five handwritten letters (6 p.), two on Weston letterhead stationery from Carmel, Calif., and two postcards from Santa Monica, Calif., to his friend Alfred Honigbaum in San Francisco. In one letter Weston writes of being awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship (the...

Preferred citation: Edward Weston letters to Jake Zeitlin, BANC MSS 73/152 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

Briefs, drafts and notes for cases in California District Courts (3d & 7th Districts - Alameda and Contra Costa Counties) and Supreme Court. A map of the Estudillo ranch (in oversize folder), papers for case of Edmund Chauncy and copy...

Snapshots and studio portraits related to the extended family of affluent San Francisco banker and businessman Edward Whiting Hopkins. Vol. 1. (1868-1927) features many studio portraits of Helen Hopkins Taylor, daughter of Edward Whiting Hopkins, from childhood through late adulthood,...

A collection of manuscripts and printed items relating to Nelson's work as a conservationist and naturalist in Alaska, Arizona and Mexico. Includes correspondence with relatives and articles written by Nelson, as well as articles written about Nelson; materials collected by...

Mainly correspondence with Edward Sapir concerning kinship terms and American Indian linguistics. Also included are letters from Hubert Gregory, William Egbert Schenck and Herbert L. Mason.

Collection contains two photograph albums and many loose photographs, largely cyanotypes. They primarily document student life at Stanford during both Amy and Agnes Ferguson's years on campus, ca. 1896-1902, and include images of students on campus, Escondita Cottage and other...

Anne Edwards (1927- ) was a freelance film and television writer, and an author. Her published work includes (1968), (1971), (1972), (1975), (1976), (1981), (1988), (1987), and (1988). The collection consists of Edwards' literary manuscripts, galleys, screenplays, research materials and...

This collection consists of musical compositions, books, card files, papers, song sheets and correspondence

Papers of Charles Edwards, physician, surgeon, administrator, and former Assistant Secretary for Health (1973-1975) of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Edwards also served as Commissioner (1969-1973) of the United States Food and Drug Administration, senior vice...

Don Edwards Congressional Papers document his thirty-two year tenure (1963-1995) in the United States House of Representatives (Calif.). Elected in 1962 (D), Edwards represented San José, Gilroy, and Morgan Hill, and parts of Milpitas and other unincorporated areas of Santa...

This collection consists of textual and audio materials documenting Edna Edwards' interviews with children's literature authors and illustrators. The interviews were conducted in the early 1970s. Some of the interviews were published, while others remain unedited on cassette tape.

Includes three letters, 1852-1856, written by John Edwards, Jr. to his family from the California mines; letter to John Edwards, Sr. from John Root of Sacramento, Sept. 18, 1855; and memorandum of agreement between John Edwards, Sr. and Anthony Power,...

Relates to the introduction of anesthetic innovations in military hospitals during World War I.

This collection consists of physical and digital records, which include research notes and data, project documentation, presentations, publications, administrative files, correspondence, educational materials, and visual media produced or collected by Dr. John W. Edwards, an aerospace engineer who worked for...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, studies, financial records, printed matter, and sound recordings of interviews and other audiovisual material, relating to conservatism in the United States, the mass media, Grove City College, the Heritage Foundation, the Republican Party, Walter...

Writings, photocopies of military reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to activities of the 492nd Bomb Group during World War II, especially in support of Office of Strategic Services clandestine operations inside Germany; and to the postwar Malmedy war crimes...

The Morgan Edward Sermons collection consists of 1,549 pages of photos of the original manuscripts of Reverend Edward’s sermons taken in the Crozer Rare Book Collection at Central Seminary in Plymouth, Minnesota. They are organized in 4 binders, the fourth...

474 photographic prints and 3910 slides created circa 1964-1969 by male physique photographer Neil Edwards, as well as 420 photographs and 909 slides collected by Edwards and created circa 1950-1970 by Athletic Model Guild, Bruce of Los Angeles, Calafran Enterprises,...

Correspondence, press releases, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to the movement to nominate Herbert Hoover for president in 1920. Photocopy.

These papers largely pertain to Edwards' professional career and to his administrative positions with Stanford University. Papers relating to Stanford, 1940-1986, include correspondence and supporting documents from his tenure on the Board of Trustees (1943-1962), especially during his term as...

The Peter Edwards drawing of the Hidalgo Plumbing building spans 3 linear feet and dates from 1954. The collection is composed of a single original elevation drawing depicting the front of the store building. Drawing is dated February 12, 1954....

The Edwards, Plunkett & Howell drawings consists primarily of blueprints and some original drawings of residences, commercial and civic buildings, all in the Santa Barbara region. Drawings in the collection represent the designs of Edwards before forming a partnership with...

The Edwards-Pitman drawings span 3 linear feet and date circa 1988. The collection is composed of two flat file folders. One file contains five blueprints documenting the Bank of Montecito addition and renovations. Drawings include: site plan, West elevations, South...

Contains letters from various writers in California. Other groups of letters from the Grabhorns collection can be found by searching under Irma Grabhorn-Engel or Edwin Grabhorn.

Letters from Henry Ulke and Max Albright concern entomology and collecting.

Clippings, notes, articles, speeches, interviews, correspondence, drafts, manuscripts, periodicals, reprints, genealogy, personal journals, travel journals.

Materials about and belonging to the Edwin Crocker family, the majority of which is correspondence and legal documents pertaining to litigation involving property near Donner Lake owned by Edwin's daughters Jennie and Aimee. Other material relates to the acquisition of...

Correspondence, clippings, agreements, subject file concerning labor negotiations on the Pacific Coast.

v. 1-6: Daybooks and ledgers for general merchandise store in Indian Valley and Marion, Plumas County, 1861-1869. Ranch accounts, Genesee Valley, 1865-1869, included in v. 6.

Relating chiefly to his work as secretary and stock salesman for the Fallon Nevada Oil Company; some papers concern the allied Churchill County Oil and Gas Company.

The Edwin Ehrhardt Photograph Collection consists of photographic prints and negatives taken by Ed Ehrhardt (1915-1996), a Lodi, California, policeman, who off duty owned and operated Ehrhardt's Photo Shop with his wife, Winifred Wood Ehrhardt (1920-2009). The images feature men,...

transmitting a letter (not included) to Governor Pardee from Emerson regarding a recent decision to execute a Folsom prison convict, serving a life sentence, to death for attempted escape. Solicits further comment from Lafler, and indicates that Emerson has also...

Course notes and timeline of chemistry at the University of California, Davis.

Contains correspondence, family history documents and a manuscript about mining in Rhodesia. Most of the correspondence is between Edwin and Augusta in 1893 to 1894 when Edwin was in Mexico and his family was in Oakland. There is also correspondence...

Correspondence, 1919-1922, notes and drafts of speeches, poetry, scrapbooks

Primarily T.E. Hecht copies of San Francisco scenes photographed by George Fardon, I.W. Taber, and others. Also some originals, including Bradley and Rulofson portrait of Emperor Norton, snow scenes on Nob Hill, Warner's Cobweb Palace, interior of an unidentified office;...

Consists of correspondence, reports, and research files pertaining to Dr.Lennettes's research in the field of clinical virology for the California Department of Public Health and United States Government agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of...

This collection includes correspondence from Kenneth & Miriam Patchen including 5 painted letters and miscellaneous printed pieces advertising Patchen's painted poems

Diary, Mar. 22, 1820-Jan. 9, 1823, while a member of Major S.H. Long's Expedition to the Rocky Mts., and while writing the official narrative; journal notes and narrative, 1824-1827, for service as army surgeon in Minnesota and Iowa; miscellaneous geological,...

Letters written mainly to his sister commenting on his ventures into politics, the University of California at Berkeley in 1875 and his law career. Also included: a mining deed from James W. Oates for part interest in coal mines in...

One snapshot transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1974.054--PIC)

Includes autograph poem: To Young California. (Published, 1914; with autograph note, 1917)

Correspondence and subject files relating to Lemert's research on social issues such as stuttering, check forgery, alcoholism, and juvenile justice.

Letter of 17 March 1850 - 8 May 1850 written while enroute to San Francisco to a Mr. Allen in Ohio, has the character of a letter-diary and describes the voyage from Cape St. Lucas to a port south of...

The Council, which originated in 1957, reviews the progress of planning of North Coastal water resources development, with particular attention to the Eel River. Collection contains pamphlets, unpublished reports, speeches, minutes of meetings, news releases, etc....

Letterbook of outgoing correspondence, relating to the Flemish question in Belgium.

Digital copies of correspondence, reports, and investigative files, relating to secret police and intelligence activities, dissident and anti-Soviet activities, and repatriation and nationalism issues, in Estonia. Detailed Russian- or Estonian-language finding aids are available on the Hoover Institution website at...

Correspondence, writings, orders, and photographs, relating to the Russian Civil War. Includes correspondence with B. B. Filimonov.

Correspondence, writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Russian Civil War and to subsequent Russian émigré affairs.

Contains 2 letters from a pastor to a friend in San Francisco, comments on the San Francisco economy and taxes versus those in Hawaii, business negotiations and about Maui, Hawaii.

Four manuscript survey maps and one plat map depicting areas of Orange County and attributed to the noted surveyor and judge Richard Egan. One map is dated 1878 and 1879 by Egan. The other maps are undated and unsigned but...

Relates to the effects of Marxism and communism on American art, and the relationships between works of art and the social, economic, and political beliefs of the artists who produced them, 1680-1959. A revised version of this study was published...

Correspondence, notes, clippings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Russian Revolution, relief work in Russia, and Ekaterina Breshko-Breshkovskaia. Includes correspondence with E. Breshko-Breshkovskaia and Herbert Hoover.

Chiefly COPY photographs used in the production of various publications by Egenhoff. Includes many images of California's Franciscan missions used in her book Fabricas; a collection of pictures.... Many photographs are of early drawings of the missions by Edward Vischer,...

Relates to the history of the Russian Imperial army regiment, Leib-gvardii egerskii polk, especially during the Russian Civil War, and to activities of veterans of the regiment. Issued by a regimental veterans association.

Correspondence, speeches and writings, notes, memoranda, reports, minutes, printed matter, curricular material, student papers and records, and photographs, relating to comparative and international education, American educational exchange programs in Great Britain and India, the history of education, and administration of...

Papers relating primarily to Eggleston's career as labor editor on the San Francisco Chronicle. Included are letters from union officials and others interested in the labor scene; a few letters written by him; manuscripts of some of his writings; scrapbooks...

Papers relating primarily to Eggleston's interests in single tax, direct legislation and other political and economic reform movements. Included are letters written to him and by him; manuscripts of his articles, essays and speeches; notes; reprints of his articles, pamphlets...

Includes indentures; surveyor's plat of military reservation by George C. Potter, 1864; letters (one by Richard Coulter Drum) and papers re military possession of Point San Jose.

The William H. Egle Collection (1817-1967) provides light documentation for Egle’s genealogical research and historical research interests.  Filed alphabetically, the collection consists of correspondence, genealogical material, publications about Pennsylvania history, scrapbooks, and a small number of photographs.  The collection also...

The papers related to Judge Paul Egly's tenure of office as a Los Angeles Superior court Judge in the Los Angeles school segregation case, over which he presided from late 1976 until his resignation in March, 1981.

Two albums of photographs of Egypt by Antonio Beato, probably assembled in 1887 for the Vanderbilt family trip to Egypt, using photographs taken by Beato between 1862 and 1887, during the years he worked from his studio in Luxor.

Relates to Egyptian demands for the withdrawal of British troops from Egypt.

Photograph album with 19 professional quality, artistic Egyptian scenes, some with brief captions, 1936-1938. Includes images from the Western Desert (people, tents, donkeys, camels), urban street scenes and people engaged in daily activities (barber, vendors with carts - possibly Cairo),...

The entire collection is in Arabic....

Pamphlets, leaflets, election campaign literature, other printed matter, and miscellany, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Egypt.

Feebook, 1864-1879, of Edward Hall Smith, Justice of the Peace, White Oak Township, El Dorado County (later used as a commonplace book) and a commonplace book containing record of voyage to California, via Nicaragua, 1854, family records, recipes and poetry.

The Caspar Johann Ehmcke papers span 29 linear feet and date from circa 1945 to 1995. The collection is comprised of architectural drawings and reprographic copies organized by project, black-and-white photographs of residences designed by Ehmcke, bound specification reports, handwritten...

Abstract: The papers contain correspondence, photographs, and other material representing over thirty-five years of artist Felipe Ehrenberg's professional career. Painter, illustrator, printer, publisher, and teacher, Ehrenberg also was active in social and political causes, particularly in promoting the political the...

The Jack Ehrhorn collection of Stone Boat Yard naval architectural drawings (SAFR 22826, HDC 1611) consists of 1069 naval architectural plans, of which 176 are original drawings from the Stone Boat Yard or one of its predecessor businesses. This collection...

The Jack Ehrhorn collection of Stone Boat Yard photographs, circa 1885-2005, bulk 1920-1975, (SAFR 23147, P05-081) is comprised mainly of photographs of yachts under construction at the Stone Boat Yard and underway in the San Francisco Bay area during the...

Correspondence, memos, notes, photographs, posters and other papers relating to Paul Ehrlich's publications and public appearances, his work with the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Jasper Ridge Biological Presrve (California), the Zero Population Growth organization, and the Stanford Biological Sciences Department....

Richard Ehrlich is a California-based urological surgeon and photographer. In 2007 he toured and photographed the Holocaust archives of the International Tracing Service (ITS) based in Bad Arolsen, Germany. This collection consists of 55 color photographic prints of the archive...

John Ehrlichman's papers pertain to his many activities as Counsel to the President and as Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs. The files include a full set of Ehrlichman's handwritten notes of meetings with the President. Other materials of...

Photocopies of notes of White House meetings, memoranda, letters, and reports, relating primarily to Nixon administration domestic policy, policy relating to the Vietnam War, the 1972 presidential elections, and the Watergate controversy; and sound recordings of television news programs and...

The Arawn Eibhlyn papers document some of the work this journalist and political activist did with ACT UP/San Francisco and the Prairie Fire Organizing Committee, a grassroots anti-imperialist organization. The bulk of the collection concerns prisoners' rights and HIV/AIDS, and...

Robert Lawrence Eichelberger (1886-1961) graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1909. During World War II, he was assigned command of the 77th Infantry Division, and in charge of the first offensive victory against Japanese land forces in Papua, New...

Photographs are arranged in the following categories: aircraft, animals (zoo, farm, pets), art shows (street art fairs), buildings (interiors and exteriors of San Francisco business and public buildings), cable cars, children (various ethnic backgrounds), churches, Fisherman's Wharf and the San...

Papers of composer Henry Eichheim.

The Alfred Eichler papers span 19 linear feet and date from circa 1914 to circa 1963. The collection primarily consists of scrapbooks filled with black-and-white photographs and newspapers clippings regarding Eichler’s public works projects, but also includes negatives, correspondence, architectural...

Includes excerpts from the testimony of Eichmann and others, and from the closing defense statement.

The collection consists of sound recordings, transcripts and summaries of interviews, notes, reports, conference proceedings, newspapers, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to nationalism and separatism in Chechnia and elsewhere in the Caucasus.

Fourteen black and white photographs of the Stanford University campus exteriors and interiors, primarily of the Quad. Photographs adhered to unbound scrapbook pages.

Relates to the imposition of change from above as a theme in Russian history from the sixteenth century to 1917. Photocopy.

Protocols of meetings, bulletins, statutes, programs, statements, position papers, pamphlets, and printed matter, relating primarily to the Swiss organizations Eidgenössische Gemeinschaft and Gotthard-Bund, Swiss preparations for resistance to a possible German invasion during World War II, and proposals for political...

Orders, reports, personnel records, correspondence, writings, printed matter, photographs, and motion picture film, relating to Office of Strategic Services sabotage and espionage operations in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II.

This handwritten notebook was titled "Practical Notes and Formulae. By J. W. Eighmy, M. D." by its author, and dated October 10th, 1875. It is a collection of 77 recipes and formulae for treatments to numerous illnesses. Eighmy wrote these...

The collection contains 124 volumes (in 71 incomplete sets) of French tragic, comedic, and vaudeville plays from the 17th and18th centuries, including many from the revolutionary era.

Personal papers through 1996, including all his poetry manuscripts arranged in sequence of composition by Eigner himself. Also literary and family correspondence, prose manuscripts, notebooks and juvenilia of Larry Eigner.

Correspondence, notes, collected writings, photocopies of military records and collected correspondence, printed matter, and photographs related to the career of General Albert C. Wedemeyer, commander of American forces in China during World War II. Used as research material for the...

Thesis, certificates, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to American development assistance in Asia. Consists mainly of three-dimensional objects.

Interviewed for the Western mining in the twentieth century oral history series.

In addition to Professor Einstein's studies on scour, movement, and transport of sediment, he was also, of course, involved in all aspects of flow of water. Twenty-four subject categories of materials, including reports and reprints, are represented in the flow...

Professional and working papers by Einstein and others....

During Dr. Einstein's graduate studies at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich he became deeply interested in the fundamental mechanics of the transportation of sediment by flowing water. His doctoral thesis, Bed load transport as a probability problem...

Though primarily known as a writer, Robert Eisele has worked in multiple aspects of the entertainment industry including as a teacher, writer, story editor and producer. The collection consists of script drafts for television projects including the series and among...

Frances R. Eisenberg was an English and journalism teacher at Canoga Park High School in Los Angeles, California. She was charged with teaching communism in her classes in 1940s, and during the early 1950s, as an English teacher at Fairfax...

Part of the larger Blacklisted Teachers in Los Angeles Collections, the Frances Robman Eisenberg Papers contain the personal papers of Eisenberg, a blacklisted Los Angeles teacher. The collection contains materials relating to Eisenberg's teaching and tutoring career, and involvement with...

Mainly magazine articles, along with posters, bumper stickers, bulletins, and other ephemera relating to Dwight D. Eisenhower, 34th United States president (1953-1961).

Sixty-three architectural drawings in pencil, pen and marker on paper document the design development of House VI, one of Peter Eisenman's most important early polemical designs. Commissioned by Suzanne and Dick Frank, it was designed and built in 1972-1975, in...

Sixty-three architectural drawings in pencil, pen and marker on paper document the design development of House VI, one of Peter Eisenman's most important early polemical designs. Commissioned by Suzanne and Dick Frank, it was designed and built in 1972-1975, in...

USC alumnus Sidney Eisenshtat was a prolific Los Angeles architect best known for his innovative modern synagogues and Jewish educational buildings, although he also designed many noteworthy commercial structures and schools, as well as residential projects, during his long career...

The materials in the Jean Eisinger files consist of two major series. The first is press releases of Nixon speeches, annotated by the Presidential Documents Office to reflect the actual wording used by the President. The annotated press releases cover...

The Dorothy Eisler Collection consists of live recordings of classical music from approximately 1964 to 1970.

This rich collection contains Hanns Eisler's personal and business correspondence from his years in Southern California (1942-48). In addition the archive contains a few biographical documents and photographs. The collection also contains several recordings for films on records by Hanns...

Papers documenting Betty Grover Eisner's career in clinical psychology and experimental use of LSD and other drugs. Includes narrative reports and audio recordings of drug therapy sessions, articles and conference papers, book manuscripts, journals, legal documents, journals, personal and professional...

Collection pertains to his research and teaching and includes class files, articles, papers, speeches, correspondence, and other materials.

Consists of papers from the Eisner/Reinstein family and subject files collected by Eisner regarding postal and express services in early California and the West, philatelic and numismatic materials, miscellaneous materials relating to San Francisco and the Bay Area, Californiana, and...

Pictures relating to California, mainly San Francisco Bay Area history, include: views of 1906 earthquake, interior of I.W. Taber photographic studio, Woodward's Gardens, portraits, and various scenes, Two daguerreotype portraits, one encased and embossed "E. Long," [Enoch Long?] and the...

Files relating to the Santa Barbara Airport, Crosstown Freeway, and Goleta Slough/Goleta Valley Flood Control Project.

This collection contains the papers of William W. Eitel, co-founder of Eitel-McCollough, Inc. and a distinguished engineer. Included are papers depicting the 1970's battle between private Ham Radio operators and the Federal Government over radio wave rights, his involvement with...

Company records; some correspondence.

Correspondence, personal documents, printed matter, photographs, sound recordings, and memorabilia, relating to political conditions in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Latvia, and especially to the S"ezd Narodnykh Deputatov.

Includes floor plans, side and front views and molding detail of Mrs. Anne Wohler's home at 2025 Sacramento St., San Francisco, Calif.

Records from the Company's offices at Reedsport Ore., Southern California and San Francisco. The company wound up its business and closed its San Francisco office, June 30, 1958.

Includes oversize panoramic view of a mill, and photos of the interior of the mill, probably in California; various vessels (including the Siskiyou the Lassen, and the El Capitan) and oversize prints of oxen hauling logs, and of men in...

Relates to the economic situation of Soviet Russia.

Photographs and printed matter, relating to American naval operations in the Pacific Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, during and after World War II.

The collection contains a ledger of the El Cajon Horticultural Society from July 10, 1889 through November 13, 1909.

Scrapbook of newsclippings (ca. 1904-1911) and some correspondence about the creation of the state highway along El Camino Real, linking the California missions. Lantern slides of El Camino Real, missions before and after restoration, and of related prints and documents....

Records of the El Dorado Canal Company kept in small notebook, including articles of incorporation, money paid out, and progress of construction.

Records of the El Dorado Canal Company kept in small notebook, including articles of incorporation, money paid out, and progress of construction.

El Dorado County, one of the original 27 counties and third most populous after San Francisco and Sacramento during the Gold Rush, was the site of James Marshall's original gold discovery (Coloma, 1847). By the following year the area faced...

Inclusive dates: 1850-1906...

The El Dorado County Convention of Teachers' records includes minutes of meetings, Placerville, California, May 26-30 and December 15-19, 1862 and June 29-July 3, 1863; a constitution; and a list of members.

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

Deeds, grants, bills of sale in Georgetown and Greenwood....

Deeds, grants, bills of sale in Georgetown and Greenwood.

Mainly documents relating to cases in justice court, Diamond Springs.

Summary: Set is incomplete; there is nothing before 1937, little for 1941 and 1943, and nothing for 1952, 1954 and 1955. There is a partial card file index....

Political pamphlet defending the constitution of 1824 and combating reactionist plans of Cuernavaca and Orizaba.

Issues of El Malcriado collected by Father Victor P. Salandini. Some issues are in Spanish, with occasional issues in English.

The El Nido Services and Lodges records cover the practical details of El Nido's operations, 1930-1980, documenting its real estate management, zoning battles, tax questions, insurance and "disaster preparedness" provisions, and occasional personnel problems of this social service agency. Originally...

This is a collection of approximately 90 newspapers--but they might more accurately be called broadsheets are in Spanish and range in date form 1929 - 1937

First two pages missing.

A single postcard of the ferries on San Francisco Bay with the Southern Pacific ferry El Paso in the center.

El Paso (built 1924; ferry) records (SAFR 16446, HDC 162) includes an engine room log for trips between Richmond and San Quentin, California, two letters to captains of Richmond and San Rafael Ferries and Transportation Company regarding regulations. The collection...

The archives of El Teatro Campesino are the largest archival collection on Chicano theater, consisting of approximately 157 linear feet of archives and manuscripts. They include a variety of formats, dating from the Teatro's founding in 1965. They include primary...

This collection comprises records related to the development of the El Toro Airport in Irvine, California.

Relates to the Russian Revolution, the Omsk government of Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak, and the Czechoslovak Legion in Siberia.

Description of his train journey from St. Louis to California and impressions of Santa Rosa and Berkeley. References also to the University of California.

Letters regarding books published by the Roycroft Shop in East Aurora, New York.

Letters, March-May 1849, written from Panama on his way to California, describe conditions there; letters thereafter written from San Francisco, San Jose and Hornitos.

Relates to social conditions in Transcaucasia.

Contains 5 letters written by William Elder to various family members: 1827 Sept. 23, from Florida N.Y. to his sister in Scotland, describing life in America, geography of upstate New York, his teaching. 1837 Feb. 23, Florida N.Y. to Sarah...

The manuscript part of the collection contains two series: Catalogs and lists; and Photocopies of the title pages of Paul Elder imprints. The printed part of the collection contains nearly 200 titles, some in UCSB Special Collections, others in the...

This small collection consists mostly of correspondence from members of the Eldred family sent to Wilfred Eldred while at school on the East Coast. There is also a diary kept by Wilfred while a student at Washington and Lee in...

Helen (Woodsmall) Eldredge (1879-1959) was born in Selma, Alabama. She founded a physical education movement in India, traveled extensively in Europe and the Middle East and became a writer and lecturer in Oriental subjects and international affairs. The collection includes...

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 and include snapshots, portraits and negatives of party leaders such as Alprentice "Bunchy"...

Correspondence, funeral notices, memorabilia

Album contains 169 black and white photographs and postcards of the Middle East belonging to a British female traveler. Captions are handwritten in English. Includes images of excavations at Ur; British diplomatic and army personnel and their wives; archeological sites...

Mining and trading in Mariposa County, California; account of bear hunt in which he was wounded; description of return trip to Kentucky via Panama. Note by his brother, Robert, appended to letter, June 16, 1851.

Deed for farm land in Sandwich, Massachusetts.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Preferred citation: Election returns, Santa Cruz County, BANC MSS C-A 111, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

This collection comprises records of the Elections Committee of the County of Orange (ECCO) is an all-volunteer political action committee that works on behalf of civil rights, mainly those of women and the LGBT community. The collection includes newsletters, reports,...

Photographs show electric railways and signals in California and Washington, in particular, those in Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Puget Sound (Washington), Los Angeles, Richmond, etc. Some show railway of the Key Route. Views show track, signals, track maintenance, train cars, and...

Views of neon signs produced by the Electrical Products Co. (Epco), 1920s-1950s, Federal Sign & Signal Corp., 1950s-1970s, and Ad-Art. Many signs are for businesses in the San Francisco Bay Area, but other California and Nevada areas also pictured.

Letters written from Sierra, Kern, and Tuolumne Counties to his family in the East, concerning conditions and life in California mining country and various jobs he held. Letter of l882 from Tuolumne speaks of poor prospects in mining due to...

This collection comprises one videotape of an oral history interview with Elias Aelion conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on September 19, 1989.

Notes on religion, philosophy, psychology, mythology and Greek literature dating from student days at Bonn and Munich; official letters and statements written while Rabbi at Landau, Germany, 1862-1866; manuscripts, many fragments only, of his writings, including sermons and prayers.

Includes two letters to his attorney, Reuben H. Lloyd (one concerning proposed sale of Lake Tahoe property) and printed copy of map of Santa Anita Rancho.

This guide describes the Paul Elias field note volumes bound at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.

Relates to Soviet legislation.

The collection includes Elie and Stella Tennenbaum's personal and professional documents, correspondence, ephemera, and photographs. The personal documents in the collection, as well as the correspondence from Europe, China and the United States, reveal the transient life of Jewish refugees...

Contains a transcript of Carol Farley's 1973 interview with Harriet Judd Eliel documenting her activities as an officer of the San Francisco, California, and national chapters of the League of Women Voters in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

Correspondence, pamphlets, propaganda materials, and newspaper clippings, relating to labor legislation, unionism, and communism in California during 1938.

This small collection includes correspondence, playbills from performances of Eliot's plays, an annotated, corrected copy of "East Coker", a copy of "Natarejah" by Tambimuttu, obituaries, news clippings about Eliot and a selection of published appearances of Eliot's works.

Contains diary, correspondence, scrapbook, photographs, and two helmets for Spirit of Fun cross country tandem biking trip. Also includes galley and correspondence relating to 1996 edition of book Bicycle Built for Two; speeches given on tandem biking by Elisabeth Larsh...

Describe her railroad trip with her young children from Elmira, N.Y. to Washington Territory, with comments on her fellow passengers, many of whom were immigrants; the Indians of Nevada and California, food prices and hotels; voyage north from San Francisco...

Includes letters from Sara Bard Field, Janet Flanner, Marino Marini, Henri Matisse, Darius Milhaud, Henry Moore, Alice B. Toklas and Bruno Walter, with occasional copies of Mrs. Haas' letters; and letter from Michael Stein to Thérèse Jelenko, July 31, 1922,...

List of contents shelved as Phonodisc 753 Notes.

Contains some letters from German Jewish architect Erich Mendelsohn and his wife Luise regarding, among other things, the creation of a Museum of Architecture, a photograph of Erich Mendelsohn, and pamphlets entitled "A Museum of Architecture" and "Church Art Today."...

Re her voyage from Germany to San Francisco via Cape Horn on the Reform. Later letters from San Francisco and Sonoma. With these a few letters from family and friends in Germany. Elise Wiehe was later to marry Theodore H....

Relates to operations of the Kuban Cossack Divisions of the Russian Imperial Army, 1910-1919, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, 1917-1920, and operations of the French Foreign Legion in Indochina, 1943-1945.

Include journals (original and augmented copy) describing his trip across the plains from Missouri to California in 1850; manuscripts of his writings; scrapbook of clippings containing articles written by him, and about him and Fresno County; loose clippings; miscellaneous notes,...

Letters to him written from Bruneau Valley, Idaho, by Michael Rock, 1891. (2 p., 20 cm.) and by David B. Hyde, 1892 (1. l., 28 cm.) Concerning the estate of John Lane.

Letter from J. Ross Browne re position as official reporter of Constitutional Convention, 1849; draft of report on Committee on Finance of Convention; letters from H.W. Halleck and W.G. Marcy; certificate of membership in San Francisco Committee of Vigilance, reminiscences...

Five items. Commenting on her work for the Materialist Association, with enclosures of a copy of Materialist's Symposium and an application for membership in the Association.

This collection contains correspondence between Elizabeth Campbell, her husband W. W. 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, Spain (1905),...

Contains field notes, diaries, census data, manuscripts and correspondence relating to Colson's work among the Gwembe Tonga and Plateau Tonga in Zambia. Also includes field notes concerning the Makah Indians of Washington state.

List of contents shelved as Phonotape 3631 C Notes.

This collection contains photographs of Elizabeth Compton Hegemann’s travels through the Navajo Indian Reservation and the Grand Canyon from 1922 to 1934. It also documents Southwest Indian life and archaeological monuments during Hegemann’s career based at the Shonto Trading Post....

Professional papers of UCB statistian and astronomer.

Microfilm of originals, with the Queen's signature.

Many of the prints and paintings relate to California, and, in particular, to San Francisco.

Some letters by Julia Morgan included.

Taxes for property in Petaluma Township, Sonoma County (lot #578-580, Upper Main Street), and headstone from E.W.M. Evans, Petaluma, Calif., Aug. 20, 1890.

Paschal family background; youth, education; student experiences at Wellesley College, and University of Wisconsin, Ph.D. dissertation; professor of Economics and Sociology at Marietta and Eureka Colleges; work experience, sexual discrimination, views on being a career woman in the 1930s, 40s...

Diary, v.1, 1854-1868, describes her life as a schoolgirl in Milton, New York; travels in N.Y. and eastern U.S., including a description of conditions at Auburn prison; work as a governess in Louisiana and elsewhere; descriptions of slave life and...

The collection includes correspondence, class handnotes, resumes, reviews and drafts of scripts.

Records for one of the early sawmill operations in Humboldt County. Included are cash books, journals, ledgers, timebooks, letter books, invoices, receipts, cargo records, inventories, price lists, etc.

Letters mainly to Eleanor and Henry Elkins in New Hampshire from their niece C.G. Elkins and other family in California and in Farmington, Minn. Those written from Nicolaus (Sutter Co.), Hurleton (Butte Co.), describe children, family, home affairs, the large...

Miscellaneous scrapbooks on musical, theatrical and literary subjects. Includes letters, programs, playbills, clippings, printed articles, prints and photographs. One bound volume, has twentieth century letters written to Felton Elkins. ca. 1775-1927....

The collection consists primarily of correspondence files containing letters and related material documenting Elkus' career as an educator and a leader in the music and arts community of his time, in particular that of the San Francisco Bay Area. The...

Scrapbooks contain several hundred programs of music and drama events which took place in Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay Area, 1883-1922....

Includes personal correspondence from and to Elizabeth Elkus, various articles on and byfriends of the Elkuses, photographs, date books, passports, and address books. There ismuch information on the UC Berkeley Music Department contained in the correspondence and other documents, and...

Genealogical material; a memorial book for Louis Elkus; a diamond jubilee book and other materials from B'nai Israel, including a testimonial booklet for Albert Elkus; certificates of appreciation for and speeches by Albert Elkus from B'nai B'rith's David Lubin Lodge;...

The collection includes music manuscripts and proofs as well as printed music. It includes concert programs and production notes of performances. It also includes a small collection of personal correspondence, offprint articles and related documents on friends and colleagues. There...

Contains manuscripts of her articles, plays and stories, family photographs, scrapbooks, and unmounted clippings and articles. Scrapbooks include two containing clippings of her poems, articles and stories written for various newspapers and magazines, one scrapbook with manuscripts of her poems...

Letter to J.C. Rowell. Ap. 30, 1898. 1 p.-Crowned poet-laureate Poetry to her sister Music. 3 p. - The first inhabitant of this "Silver City." 1891. 4 p. - Our dead. Decoration day. 1891. 4 p. - Requiescat. 2 p....

Correspondence, notes and drafts, poetry, and materials used in writing the book LITERARY CALIFORNIA.

Collection contains primarily correspondence from Ella Mighel to her brother, Dudley Haskell. The bulk of the correspondence takes place during the late 1920s and discusses Mighel's daily affairs, her family memories, publishing problems and hopes, and her activities with the...

Correspondence, clippings, and photographs concerning her life, writings, and family.

Lists, writings, and letters, relating to Soviet treaties with foreign countries, and constituting working material for a comprehensive inventory of Soviet treaties from 1917 to 1991.

Contains 6 letters discussing Susanville and Black Rock (Walker Plains), Calif. and a murder in Susanville, Calif.

Correspondence, drafts, research notes, photographs, audiotaped interviews, newspaper and film magazine clippings, videotapes, and miscellaneous graphic materials produced and collected by Allan R. Ellenberger in the course of researching his biography of film actor and silent screen romantic idol Ramon...

This collection consists of the printed syllabi, with her handwritten lecture and reading notes, for three classes she took at Stanford: the life of Christ, 1898; the ethics of Christ, taught by Charles Reynolds Brown, 1900; and the life and...

Three bound volumes. The 1904 & 1905 Stanford University viewbooks published by H. W. Simkins with additional photographs and handwritten notes added by Frank Oakes Ellenwood. Pasadena, a bibliography of the published works of Professor W.F. Durand, signed by Durand...

Contains correspondence written between George W. Ellery, and his wife, Mary Goddard Ellery, William Ellery, Richard Henry Dana Jr., E.T. Channing, and David Wood. Correspondence concerns William Ellery's schooling, his early career aboard ship, a poem on the death of...

This collection of 2 linear feet of Civil War papers was received by Stanford as a gift from Elizabeth Ellet Nitz and Frances Ellet Ward in 1994. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, including extensive letters of Brigadier General Alfred...

Papers of writer Lewis Ellingham, containing audio recordings and photocopies of materials used in his research on poet Jack Spicer (1925-1965) and the Spicer Circle, which flourished from roughly 1956 to 1965. The collection consists largely of interview recordings and...

Writings, letters, sound recordings of interviews, pamphlets, and serial issues, relating to anarchism in Spain, especially during the Spanish Civil War, and to anarchism in the United States and elsewhere.

The collection consists mainly of Elliot Burstein's handwritten sermons and lectures from the 1920s through the 1960s. The sermons are arranged mostly in chronological order (by decade), but there is a small set of subject files as well. The subject...

The collection consists of the research files of scholar and curator Elliot Evans on California portrait painter William S. Jewett. Included are files of correspondence between Evans and a range of other scholars, curators, and Jewett relations on Jewett's biography,...

The certificate, which was filled out on 16 Mar. 1920, contains symbolic Freemason imagery, and states that Elliot Navon was recognized as a "regular Master Mason."

These papers consist of photocopies of a diary, 1891 to 1893, and of her letters to her husband written from Pacific Grove, 1898 to 1904; as well as a typescript poem and a copy of her book UNICORNS BROWSING AT...

Letters, diaries, account books, legal papers, photographs, postcards, etc....

Letters, diaries, account books, legal papers, photographs, postcards, etc.

Correspondence, technical drawings, computations, patent materials, photographs, sketches and notes regarding electrical engineer's Harold F. Elliott's prolific work as an inventor of various radio apparatus and as a consulting engineer with companies such as the Federal Telegraph Company, the Galvin...

Includes letters, photographs, clippings, printed matter, and memorabilia of an American oil geologist, engineer, and entrepreneur.

Incoming and outgoing correspondence of Elliott as registrar, 1892-1914, regarding admissions, curriculum matters, fee structures, appointments, leaves, and administrative business; and general correspondence received by the University, 1891-1892, concerning academic and staff positions, business matters, and appointments. Correspondents include David...

This collection consists of notes, source citations, unpublished reminiscences, and copies of documents collected for, and the original manuscript of, Elliott's STANFORD UNIVERSITY; THE FIRST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS (1937). Also includes correspondence of George Crothers and notecards for Crother's FOUNDING OF...

Papers of Robert Carl Elliott, scholar and professor of literature. Elliott specialized in the study of satire and its relationship to utopian societies. The collection includes manuscripts of writings by Elliott, correspondence with friends and colleagues, and material related to...

Correspondence, writings, speeches, research notes, clippings, and printed matter, relating to American national security and defense, American politics and foreign relations, American military-industrial relations, and American national labor policy. Sound use copies of sound recordings available.

The collection includes a brochure with biographical information about Ellis B. Kohs, a score for Kohs' "Three Chorale-Variations on Hebrew Hymns," and a libretto for his "Amerika," based on the Franz Kafka novel.

Describe his ship journey to Pacific Coast and some mention of his prospects gold mining.

Frederick Startridge Ellis (1830- )was born in Richmond, Surrey, England. He opened a bookstore in Covent Garden (1860) dealing in old books and manuscripts. He was the official buyer for the British Museum for many years and published works by...

Published choral music arrangements, mostly for TTBB, of classical and semiclassical works performed in concert by the Ellis Club, and miscellaneous documents relating to its history....

The Ellis Papers were donated by Dr. Ellis in 1994. They comprise two boxes of correspondence, manuscripts and technical notes on both bacteriophage and the Caltech vitamin plan, plus biographical material. They cover the time period of 1925 through 1993....

The Ellis Family Collection consists of theater and movie scripts by Edith and Edward Ellis, playbills, programs, reviews, photographs, and information about the Ellis family, specifically Edith Ellis. Also included are movie house ledgers, movie production picture magazines, posters, and...

Havelock Ellis (1859-1939) was a physician, anthropologist, novelist, and author of numerous theoretical works on human sexuality. His writings dealt with psychological, anthropological, and biological aspects of sexuality. The collection consists of the original typescript of with proofs and books...

Mainly correspondence to Ellis as Chief of Police, San Francisco. Also miscellaneous papers, invitations, programs and tickets.

James "Jim" L Ellis, Republican, was a State Assembly Member, 1977-1980, and a State Senator, 1981-1988. The James L. Ellis Papers consist of 5.25 cubic feet of records reflecting Ellis's activities during his time as both an Assembly Member and...

Photographs and memorabilia, relating to personal life in the United States and to travel in China, Central America and Europe.

The correspondence is primarily with the corporations served; and the papers include organizational records of various companies. Six cartons contain 34 letterfiles of incoming letters, 1903-1923, alphabetically arranged within specified dates. The rest of the collection consists of 6 letterpress...

Correspondence of author Harlan Ellison, with the UCSB Library, re his Edwin and Jean Corle lecture at UCSB, 1983. Talks about being frustrated by categorizations that prevent him from reaching his intended audience. Also, a copy of the lecture, "A...

Account book, assessor's notebook, typescript of journal, typescript of letters, obituary

The majority of this collection consists of photocopies of short stories, essays, reviews, speeches by Ellison and interviews with Ellison. Two folders contain original material signed by Ellison. The books and selected serials have been cataloged separately.

photographs of redwoods.

This collection documents Dr. Fred Elmadjian's career as a research scientist and science administrator. His scientific work centered mostly on the endocrinology of stress. His administrative services at the National Institute of Mental Health focused on developing manpower for effective...

Consists of correspondence and professional papers regarding Elmer E. Brown's activity as secretary of the California Council of Education's Committee on the Course of Study for Elementary Schools. Correspondence primarily consists of communications with superintendents and educators in Calif. and...

Research notes and final proofs for Thematic catalog of a manuscript collection of eighteenth-century Italian instrumental music in the University of California Music Library (Berkeley, 1963). Minnie Elmer was joint author with Vincent Duckles of the catalog. The collection is...

The ELMHURST (ship) journal (SAFR 14263, HDC 53) consists of a 34 page, unbound sea journal from the trip of the British ship ELMHURST that left San Francisco on September 1, 1893 and arrived in Queenstown, Ireland on January 13,...

Papers of Kenward Elmslie, writer, performer, editor and publisher associated with the "New York School" of writers and artists. Elmslie's lyrics and libretti for operas and musicals--MISS JULIE (1965), LIZZIE BORDEN (1966), THE SWEET BYE AND BYE (1966), THE GRASS...

Memoirs and other writings, correspondence, reports, clippings, other printed matter, photographs, motion picture film, memorabilia, and miscellany, relating to international medical aid to Spain during the Spanish Civil War, international medical aid to China during the Sino-Japanese War and Chinese...

Letters, printed matter, certificates, photographs, and medals, relating to relief work in Belgium during World War I, and to Herbert Hoover.

Contains 242 p. diary in German script by Leo Eloesser describing his voyage in 1861 and 1862 to San Francisco via England, New York and Panama; poems in German by Leo Eloesser; typescript copy of letter in English by Arthur...

MUSI; ML55.P25 1821: With: Etude sur les travaux d'histoire et d'archéologie de Mr. E. de Coussemaker / A. Desplanque. Lille : Impr. de Lefebvre-Ducrocq, 1870 -- Actes d'état civil d'artistes musiciens et comédiens / H. Herluison. Orléans : H. Herluison,...

"Elogio" signed: Bonetti F.

Consists of corrected typescripts of stories, articles, radio scripts and poems, many never published. Drafts of published works are "Susanne: an intriguing comedy in three acts," and "The lie detector man." Corrections made in author's own hand reflect multiple stages...

Box 1: Actors and actresses; dramatists; theaters; miscellaneous.

Includes Alaska views (ca. 1900-1928), California views and the Panama Pacific International Expostion (1915), snapshots and postcards of travels in Mexico (1922-23 and 1940) and Europe (1924), studio portraits and snapshots of Elsa McGinn, her husband John L. McGinn, and...

This collection contains the professor's handwritten lecture notes, syllabi, handouts, and some tests and quizzes focusing mainly on British and American Literature after WWII. Some of Professor Elsbree's articles and reviews are also present. The materials are mainly from the...

These papers consist of notes, lectures, articles, and other sources Elsen compiled for the art history courses he taught at Stanford; course readers; drafts of his published works; transcripts of interviews he did with Bruce Beaseley, Kristina Branch, John Davis,...

Diary of 1910 with printed cover "Department of the Interior, U.S. Indian Service" describes travels north from San Francisco to visit California Indians and speak with their chiefs, details about the Indians and their problems (alcohol, physical abuse, etc.) Indian...

Correspondence exchanged between the two friends include ten original typescript letters addressed to Dr. Michel, a library administrator, nine carbon typescript responses from him, and one handwritten letter addressed to Michel from a friend of Slaughter.

v. 1: God's Waif (her experiences as an actress in Ireland, 299 leaves)--v. 2: Hinges of Custom (data on myths and legends, 310 leaves)--v. 3: I Gave up Thinking (her return to America, 284 leaves)--v. 4-5: I Knew a Lovely...

Includes annotated typescripts of "Over These Hills," an unpublished novel written by Margret Whitaker (a pseudonym of Elsie Martinez), and of "The Settler," written by her father, Herman Whitaker. Materials by Elsie Whitaker Martinez include short stories, notes, and fragments...

Military reports, maps, booklet, and photographs, relating to operations of the United States Army XX Corps in France and Germany during World War II.

The bulk of the collection contains newspaper clippings and articles about the porn industry in general during the 1970's and Elster's Sutter Cinema in particular. Also included in the collection are advertisements for the theater and films produced by Leo...

Ernestine Sondheimer Elster served as a member of the California State Historical Resources Commission, and as Director of Publications at the UCLA Institute of Archaeology. The collection consists of meeting notebook files used by Dr. Elster while serving as a...

Allan Vaughan Elston (1887-1976) was a free-lance fiction writer. His publications include (1941), (1954) and (1973). The collection consists of notebooks, manuscripts, books, magazines containing short stories, and stories clipped from magazines, all by Elston.

Mainly unidentified portraits and snapshots. Areas pictured include: Mexico, Hawaii (including funeral of Liliuokalani), & California.

Correspondence, writings, and photographs, relating to the Italo-Ethiopian War, to Italian colonization of Libya, and to Italian relations in North and East Africa. Includes an album of photographs of Benito Mussolini.

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 articles, publications, and files. Includes materials concerning his interest and activity in the development of an improved tonometer for measuring interlocular pressure within the human eye.

Correspondence, research data, manuscripts and reprints of writings, photographs and slides, hearing transcripts, students' theses, etc., relating in part to agriculture, irrigation, and engineering in California, Australia, Canada, Britain, and Mexico.

A collection of 13 letters from Elisha Ely written from San Francisco, Geyserville, and Clarville, California. In addition, there is a separate grouping of 10 letters written by Douglass Ely, a brother of Elisha Ely, from the Colorado Springs and...

Diary concerns some reflections on her life-concerns for husband's health where they will eventually settle hints of pregnancy....

Photographs show mine and town views around Ely, Nevada.

Correspondence, memoranda, research notes, rough drafts of reports, printed reports and pamphlets.

Relates to the life of Ray Lyman Wilbur. Speech delivered to Fortnightly Club, Redlands, California Photocopy.

The Ely Collection consists of the papers (68 cartons and transfer cases) of United States Federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Walter R. Ely, past President of the Los Angeles County Bar Association and prominent Los Angeles attorney. Roughly...

Catalogs, order forms, booklists, clippings, press releases, receipts, newsletters, and correspondence documenting business activity, circa 1972-1990, of Elysian Fields, a largely mail-order bookseller specializing in out-of-print gay and lesbian literature. Located in Elmhurst, New York, Elysian Fields was operated by...

Charles Maltby's copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Abraham Lincoln.

Course materials, publications, and conference materials concerning his interest and activity in conservation, forests, and Redwoods.

Correspondence, subject file, and words concerning his activities and interests in United States forestry, engineering, lumber industry, education at the University of California, and professional organizations and governmental agencies. An explanation to the arrangement is included in the collection key.

Correspondence, biographical materials, memoranda, lecture notes, case files, reports, press releases, publications, drafts of publications, research materials, and other papers reflecting the activities of Emanuel Fritz. Includes his teaching materials as a Professor of Forestry at the University of California,...

Relating primarily to redwood forestry, Save-the-Redwoods League, forestry education, forest fires, and the wood shingle controversy in the Berkeley 1923 fire.

Collection includes postcard with Kline's photograph from Jarbidge, Nev. (1910); part of an article written about a trial in Jarbidge; a eulogy; and a membership certificate for Sam Friedenberg, who was on the Advisory Board of the Pacific Coast University...

This collection contains materials relating to the Emanu-El Residence Club for single, working Jewish women. Among the records are correspondence, minutes, bylaws, photographs, reports, agendas, calendars of events, surveys, financial information, organizational histories, membership lists, scrapbooks of clippings, reports of...

Letter that Emanuel Wotiz wrote and sent to members of his family in Strakonitz (then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and now in the Czech Republic) when he was stationed at Camp Floyd, in Cedar Valley, Utah Territory. The...

Relates to observations while traveling in Central America.

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Correspondence, speeches and writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Russian agricultural cooperative movement and to the theory of economic cooperation. Includes papers of Nataliia V. Emel'ianova, chemist and wife of I. V. Emel'ianov.

Pages 1-2 lacking. Description of Panama, en route to San Francisco with stop at Acapulco; comments on the gold mines and life near Placerville at Mountain House, an inn. Interspersed are stories and articles written by her, mainly of a...

The California Emergency Medical Services Authority, EMSA, is one of 13 departments within the California Health and Human Services Agency and administers the statewide system of coordinated emergency medical care, injury prevention, and disaster medical response. The records of the...

Includes correspondence, publicity, and financial records.

Relates to Swiss neutrality during World War I.

This collection contains correspondence, documents, and other material regarding Eloise Emerson, an accomplished nurse from Southern California. Includes documents and press clippings about her lobbying effort against the California state law of mandatory retirement at age 70 as well as...

Correspondence, reports, maps, photographs, and clippings, relating to the activities of the Russian Railway Service Corps, the political situation in Russia during the Russian Civil War, and the Czechoslovak Legion in Siberia.

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One letter (ALS) from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Daniel Ricketson, thanking him for his book , and mentioning, re Henry David Thoreau, "We were all concerned that Mr. Thoreau would [prod her ?] at the Music Hall on Sunday. From...

One letter (ALS) from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Mr. [Slack?] requesting his assistance in obtaining newspaper coverage for a lecture. Concord, Mass., 3 Dec.1861....

One page holograph letter, dated 6 May 1862, to "My Dear Blake" and informing the addressee of Thoreau's death and pending funeral arrangements. ...

Relates to American military activities during World War I.

Papers relating to Bronimann's career as an engineer, consisting primarily of maps, plans, diagrams, tracings, sketches, blueprints, etc., of mines, mining camps, roads and railway routes in Chihuahua and other northwestern Mexican states. Included also are reports with related correspondence...

Includes group portraits, copy photographs of portraits, several laboratory interiors, and building exteriors, probably taken in Germany.

Misc. correspondence, biography, writings, etc. relating to Fischer and his family.

Letters relate to activities as socialist and labor union organizer, mainly in San Francisco and Vallejo.

Contains manuscripts, correspondence, a diary, legal documents, ships logs, news clippings and other memorabilia. Topics of manuscripts include San Francisco, the Yukon, the outdoors and Jack London. Correspondence includes 6 letters from Jack London, 6 letters from Charmain London after...

Correspondence, army records, photographs, clippings and papers relating to his experiences as a soldier of fortune with Pancho Villa in Mexico and as officer in World War I. Include letters from Sherburne G. Hopkins, Keith Wakeman, Julio Mitchell, Atkins McLemore,...

Family background and early schooling; beginning medical university; Russian army siege of Budapest in 1945; capture by Russians; march to war labor camp, escape from Russians; experiences under Communist regime in Hungary; work before continuing medical education; attending medical university...

Typescript letters, many on official letterhead stationery ("República Mexicana, Ejército Libertador, Cuartel General" and "Correspondencia particular del Gral. Emiliano Zapata"), signed by Zapata concerning land reforms and implementation of the Plan de Ayala. Some are signed by Manuel Palafox on...

Included in: History of Science and Technology Collection.

Addresses by Segrè on Enrico Fermi and antiprotons; commercial recording on the 25th anniversary of the first controlled nuclear chain reaction; Italian recording of Nobel prize winners featuring Segrè.

Contains letters received by Emily Ketchum from her friends and suitors. Does not include correspondence from her husband.

Serial issues, clippings, reports, appeals, resolutions, and letters, relating to Armenians and Armenian nationalism in the Soviet Union, and especially in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan.

Includes a thank-you note to Albert M. Bender, and copies of her patriotic poem, Old Glory.

One photograph shows Wickens and her electric car; the other shows her and an unidentified man in front of her residence in Pasadena, Calif., with the car in the driveway.

Written for her mother, Mrs. Ashford Baker, while her husband, Captain Wm. J. McIntyre, was resident agent for the Alaska Commercial Company.

Includes letters from Ninetta Eames Payne and Katherine Boyd concerning Charmian London and Frances Fuller Victor.

This is a collection of the records of the Emma Lazarus Jewish Women's Clubs of Los Angeles. This organization of secular Jewish women, most active in the 1950's through the 1970's, was dedicated to: promoting secular Jewish culture, advocating for...

Includes portraits of Emma McLaughlin, photos of social activities and travel, in Japan, Paris, 5th Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations in Banff, 1933, and the Institute's headquarters in San Francisco, other San Francisco Bay Area views (including one...

Contains correspondence, maps, ephemera etc. of Emma Nelson Baker concerning her role in organizing the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, California. Also includes Baker's personal correspondence.

Photographic archive of Emma Nelson Baker, in large part reflective of her role in helping to organize the Panama-Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco in 1915. Vols. 1-2: photograph albums documenting the planning and building of the PPIE from...

Copy of College of California commencement address, 1868, by Richard Eugene Poston; annotated copy of Samuel H. Willey's History of the College of California, with letters by the author tipped in; correspondence with Joseph Cummings Rowell; and clippings concerning the...

Copies of letters written: by an English housewife, compiled as a memorial after her death. Included also are copies of a few letters from her husband, Jacob, and from friends; reminiscences concerning her last illness, and copy of sermons read...

Papers of instructor of French, University of California, Berkeley, including notes on grammar, examination questions, poems, drafts of an article on Louis Pasteur, clippings, and two scrapbooks containing clippings, notes, poems, circulars and other papers, some of which relate to...

Speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Japanese-American relations, post-World War II Japanese politics, the Vietnamese War, and U.S. foreign policy in the Far East. Papers date mainly from the period of Emmerson's retirement.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, press releases, writings, recordings of radio broadcasts, and photographs, relating to anti-Nazi and anti-communist movements in the U.S., U.S. foreign policy during the Cold War, and U.S.-German relations.

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department, Library, University of California, Davis.

Correspondence, reports, and orders, relating to the U.S. military mission to Great Britain in 1940, and to U.S. troops stationed in Hawaii and on the U.S. Pacific coast during World War II.

This collection is comprised of non-published manuscripts of scores and orchestral parts used for Emmy Award presentations primarily between 1969-1970 and 1980-1988. The manuscripts included in this collection mainly consist of segments of theme songs drawn from popular television shows...

Notes, newsclippings, articles, and other materials relating to her work.

Questionnaires used in a survey to determine West German and West Berlin public opinion regarding the Berlin question, and excerpts from the results of the survey.

Contains: 1. letter from Jacobo Ugarte y Loyola, Comandante General de las Provincias Internas, regarding campaigns against Apaches, 1789 June 13; 2. copy of report on campaign against Apaches and peace established with the them, 1789 July 4; 3. census...

Correspondence, writings, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to the 1928 Republican convention and presidential campaign of Herbert Hoover in California, and to historic landmarks in California.

Mormon missionary work in Great Britain and the operation of the Perpetual Emigration Fund...

Correspondence, 1861-1871; 1880-1881...

Correspondence, 1861-1871; 1880-1881

Photographs show miners, mining, the mill, flumes, trains, and other views related to the Empire Mine and North Star Mill in Grass Valley, Calif.

The Empire Mine State Historic Park Collection contains correspondence, financial and administrative material, mining records, employee records, and vendor material from the Empire Mine located in Grass Valley, California, and from other mines located throughout Nevada County, California. Mines and...

Materials pertaining to the legal and financial affairs of the Empire Mines and William Bowers Bourn and to the proposed merger of the Empire Mines with the Filoli Estate at Woodside.

Files on business management associations, predominantly from California, gathered by the San Francisco Employers Council Research Department for professor Sumner Slichter of Harvard University to prepare him for his late 1940's study of labor relations on the Pacific Coast.

The records of the Department of Employment (1936-1967) and Department of Human Resources Development (1968-1974) include 42 cubic feet of records accumulated over 30 years at the California State Archives. The records cover the period 1932 to 1974 and reflect...

Miscellaneous photos including views of Castle Crags State Park and Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park in California, and park facilities and scenery.

This collection of original artwork from the touring show, America en la Mira, represents about seventy-five percent of the original works in the show. The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center came to "own" these images, by default. The show came...

Vista en LA is a contemporary, popular music, entertainment magazine aimed at the Latino Spanish speaking audience with wide cross-over English speaking audiences in Southern California. Through the years (mid 1980s to the present day), the magazine has undergone a...

The Encore (schooner) logbook (SAFR 14042, HDC 122) is comprised of one volume logbook kept by H.P. Palmgren during a voyage from San Francisco to Grays Harbor and Valparaiso, Chile from September 12, 1912 to sometime in 1913. Recorded in...

Notes taken from Professor Ribbeck's lectures on philology.

S. Guy Endore (1901-70) was a prolific author of books as well as television and movie scripts. His script, , was nominated for an Oscar in 1945. He was reputedly blacklisted by the Hollywood studios for his political views in...

The Energy Policy Office file group documents the Nixon administration’s energy policies for the early 1970s. The mission of the EPO was to identify major problems in the energy area, review alternatives, make policy recommendations, and assure that Federal agencies...

Comments on his long career in law enforcement, as agent for the Internal Revenue Service's Bureau of Prohibition, and working with Earl Warren on the staff of the Alameda County district attorney's office and the California attorney general's office. Views...

This collection highlights Engel's accomplishments during his long and distinguished career with the Santa Fe Railway. It includes a scrapbook containing news coverage and congratulatory letters upon his promotion to executive vice-president. Some mementos from his retirement such as a...

This collection includes materials documenting Engel's time as a student of Gregory Bateson and his involvement in the selection of essays for by Gregory Bateson.

Contains Engel Sluiter's research notes and copies and transcriptions of historical documents from archives throughout Europe and Latin America made during circa 1930-2001. Subject matter concerns Dutch voyages to the Pacific during the early 17th century, Dutch-Iberian global rivalry between...

This collection documents that activities of Douglas C. Engelbart, a computer scientist whose pioneering work in the 1950s and 1960s (first at SRI International, later at Tymshare, Inc.) led to the development of the interactive personal computer. Most of the...

The materials consist of videorecordings, brochures and handouts from the symposia, clippings, press releases, press kit, photographs from the event, and a videotape of TV coverage from various news shows.

Marian Elizabeth Engelke served as a staff artist at UCLA (1964-84). The collection consists of signs, brochures, and pamphlets designed and printed by Engelke during her career as a staff artist at UCLA. The collection also contains material designed and...

The collection consists mostly of correspondence, ephemera, and materials such as newspaper clippings related to Engleman's career in social work and to his personal life.

Collection includes documents regarding the computer programs/projects CRYSALIS and SACON; conference papers; copies of overhead slides for talks; and files pertaining to the computer company Teknowledge, Inc. Teknowledge files include stock papers, annual reports, correspondence, company publications and brochures; correspondents...

This collection consists of research notes and materials that Professor Michael Engh, S.J., then of the Department of History, Loyola Marymount University, compiled for a proposed biography of Mary Julia Workman (1871-1964), a Roman Catholic social activist and member of...

This collection contains materials from before the Center's creation in 1987 to its disbandment in the early 1990s. The bulk of the materials cover the time between 1987 and 1990. Included in this collection are the proposals for funding submitted...

Record Series 54 contains administrative files of the deans of the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Sciences from 1967 to 1981. Files include academic plans, faculty directories, and other materials from Chauncey Starr, C. Martin Duke, and Russell R....

Record Series 52 contains reports, committee minutes, and correspondence pertaining to the operation of the College of Engineering at UCLA. Predominant subjects include activities of faculty, curriculum design, departmental organization including a master plan study, annual commencement program and dinner,...

Record Series 38 contains the outgoing correspondence of Charles Martin Duke of the UCLA College of Engineering.

Letters to University President David Starr Jordan from Professors Charles B. Wing, structural engineering, William R. Eckart, mechanical engineering, William F. Durand, mechanical engineering, and Harris J. Ryan, electrical engineering, in response to a proposed plan to make engineering coursework...

Concern Midland Counties Public Service Corporation and Santa Maria Gas Company (San Luis Obispo); street lighting and natural gas service for San Diego; inventory and appraisal of Pinole Light and Power Company; Central Valley Project.

Snapshots of ships and unidentified passengers, street views and docks, buildings and scenes, all presumably from Panama. Also included are construction views of a railroad (and the Panama Canal?) Additional views relate to dam and lock construction, apparently on the...

Album of 55 gelatin silver prints (178 x 235 mm), including two 4-part folding panoramas (178 x 940 mm), dated Oct. 3, 1902-May 7, 1903, documenting the construction of a large dock facility on the southern side of the Riachuelo...

Summary: A miscellaneous collection of English documents form many sources, arranged in chronological order according to the dates of the documents....

Relates to rehabilitation and readjustment of World War I veterans, and expected problems of, and approaches to, rehabilitating and readjusting World War II veterans, especially in Canada.

Speeches and writings, correspondence, reports, memoranda, newsletters, bulletins, and curricular materials, relating to various aspects of education in the United States, especially the teaching of social studies and international education.

John Eugene Englekirk (1905- ) was a professor of Spanish and Portuguese. He taught at the University of New Mexico (1928-39), Tulane University (1939-58), and at UCLA. He also served as treasurer (1938-40), president (1940-42), and vice-president (1955-57, 1961-63, 1967-69)...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, photographs, and printed matter, relating to the administration of higher education and of international schools, the Association for the Advancement of International Education, the Department of State Office of Overseas Schools, the American Association of...

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The collection contains fourteen printed English almanacs, bound together in one volume, with titles such as: "The Gentleman's Diary, or the Mathematical Repository; The Ladies' Diary": or, Woman's Almanack"; "Parker's Ephemeris, Poor Robin; The English Apollo, or, Useful Companion" and...

The collection contains fourteen printed English almanacs, bound together in one volume.

The collection contains twelve printed English almanacs, all dated 1772, bound together in one volume.

This collection is comprised of original chapbooks from England published in the nineteenth century. These chapbooks include song books, lesson books, fortune telling guides, natural histories, histories, and other ephemera. The genre encompasses many kinds of printed material, including pamphlets,...

This collection contains letters from various individuals regarding English court and peerage.

Record Series 229 contains the administrative files of the Chair of the UCLA English Department, 1960-1987. Materials include annual reports, announcements, memos, statistics, and correspondence.

"A project of One Nation/One California, a 501(c)4 nonprofit corporation."

Boyhood in wartime London, conscientious objector status, alternative service jobs; research work at Kodak, Ltd., 1954-1972, bicycling; British Garden History Society activities, programs, horticultural groups, status; Waters's gardens in England; marriage, and move to Berkeley, CA; connecting with California Horticultural...

The 1758 land document concerns land of Edward Davenhill the elder, and Edward Davenhill the younger and his wife Lydia. The 1867 document concerns Emily Wilkie of Finsbury Place in Middlesex county and Robert Stanton of Glengall Grove in Surrey...

Concerns collections pertaining to English literature and its personalities. Single items cataloged separately. See individual records for content (search under title: English literary miscellany.)

Eighteen books from Macmillan's English Men of Letters, new series: Crabbe / by Alfred Ainger -- Edward Fitzgerald / by A.C. Benson -- Rossetti / by A.C. Benson -- William Hazlitt / by Augustine Birrell -- Andrew Marvell / by...

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One photo album, containing 49 black/white images with captions, ca. 1920s-1930s. Includes scenes, mostly buildings, bridges, and streets, of Albany, Aldbury, Cambridge, Canterbury, Ely, London, Maidenhead, Oxford, St. Albans, Stoke Poges, Tunbridge Wells, and Wycombe....

The collection mainly pertains to the activities of the Community Council to End the War in Vietnam and other peace efforts in the Santa Barbara area.

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A comparative vocabulary, with manuscript maps. Includes notes relating to the Pomos and the Pomo dialects.

This is a small, leather-bound, 6-ring looseleaf notebook with the title "Seneca Dictionary" by Joseph Keppler, compiled between 1914 and 1944. Entries are hand-written in English with Seneca translations on the opposite page.

Ken Englund (1911-1993) wrote material for vaudeville routines, radio shows, stage musicals, screenplays, and contributed scripts to television programs. He also served as president of the Writers Guild of America, West. The collection consists of materials related to Englund's career...

Ken Englund was a magazine writer when he began writing sketches and special material for vaudeville, radio, stage and film. The collection consists of script material for motion pictures, television, stage, and radio written by Englund and his collaborators.

Lewis Engman served as a Special Assistant to the President in the Office of Consumer Affairs, Assistant Director of the Domestic Council, and Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission. His principle areas of concern were tax policy, housing, school finance,...

Collection consists of eleven framed English hand-colored wood engravings of the type sold by itinerant traders in fairs....

The collection contains 28 engravings of theaters and stage set designs of the 17th and 18th centuries. Artists include Giacomo Torelli, Caspar Amort, Melchior and Matthäus Küsell, and Daniel Pomerade.

The collection contains one bound ledger kept by Augustus Ensworth for Thomas Whaley’s merchandizing business activities in San Diego from September 1860 to January 1865.

Comments on growing up in Alameda; involvement in civic affairs, teaching and volunteer organizations.

Contains mostly personal correspondence of Sales, some from Bay Area Beat poet, Philip Whalen, and other acquaintances. Includes a drawing of nasturtiums in a vase and poem (O Greta Garbo!) inscribed "Belated nasturtiams for the birthday of Tommy Sales, with...

This accession consists of two reels of master film identified as "Original Alpha Helix "Eniwetok," June-July 1971." From May to July 1971 research vessel Alpha Helix chief scientist Robert E. Johannes conducted comprehensive research of coral reef metabolism in the...

Relates to aspects of the American economy and population, especially economic effects of slowing population growth, and to the South Vietnamese economy. Prepared for TEMPO.

Writings, and working materials assembled for writings, relating to the Israeli naval and air attack on the American naval intelligence ship Liberty on 8 June 1967. Includes copies of court of inquiry proceedings, copies of naval messages and other documents...

Mounted clippings; some biographical information concerning his father, Richard Neseman, and other Marysville pioneers.

This series was donated to the CSU Archives by Dr. James Enochs. An undated note in the files from Dr. Judson Grenier, Professor of History at CSU Dominguez Hills, indicates that the donation was made some time after Enochs had...

Papers (1953-1968) of James Enochs, Dean of Academic Planning for the California State Colleges. Papers focus on curriculum, graduate programs and other materials.

This collection contains papers and photographs relating to the environmental activism of San Luis Obispo resident Enrico Bongio. The collection contains correspondence with state and federal agencies, and local environmentalists, minutes and agendas of local non-profit environmental groups; articles and...

This collection comprises publications of UCI Enrollment Services and its subunits: the Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools, the Center for Educational Partnerships, Financial Aid and Scholarships, and the Office of the Registrar and Student Academic Information Systems.

"These practical instructions, of which 10000 are to be printed, are distributed free of charge to the pupils of Albi primary schools and their families. The collection comprises preventative hygiene for contagious and epidemic illnesses ... The aim of the...

Organizational records of Santa Barbara area theater company.

Photographs, photographic negatives, product catalogs, publications (Enterprise News; Transamerica Times), mechanical drawings of machine parts, and telephone list of a large machinery and diesel engine manufacturing company that had its start in San Francisco, Calif. circa 1881. Some materials in...

The materials consist of program audiorecordings of Robert Harrison's show "Entitled opions (about life and literature)" broadcast on KZSU 90.1 Wednesdays from 2-3PM.

Annual meeting and committee minutes, annual reports, correspondence, financial documents, programs, and informational brochures.

James Orr discusses growing up in British Columbia, using the spectrograph as a consulting engineer, mining diamonds in Brasil, and forming the Orr Engineering and Chemical Company.

Arnold Entzmann lived in San Francisco at the time of the 1906 earthquake. The collection consists of over 1000 photographs taken of San Francisco by Arnold Entzmann documenting the earthquake and resultant fire. The collection contains copy negatives, photograph albums...

Concerns his experiences with the environment from childhood to adulthood, the U.S. park system and conservation.

The Environmental Affairs Agency was formed through a series of executive actions in the 1970s, in order to maintain and enforce existing environmental laws in California. The records of the Environmental Affairs Agency contain 22.5 cubic feet of textual...

This collection consists of materials related to the Environmental Coalition of Orange County (ECOC), a non-profit environmental group based in Santa Ana, California. The collection includes subjects divided into various county environmental issues from the mid-to-late 1970s to the early...

Photographs show the impact of human activities in Yosemite National Park, including a garbage area and incinerator, an abandoned outhouse, overflow campers camping in meadows, the development of various tourist and employee facilities, crowds of visitors, etc. Many photographs show...

This collection comprises publications of the University of California, Irvine, Environmental Health and Safety Office. Included are announcements, newsletters, brochures, fliers, manuals, and reports.

The Environmental Issues Collection consists of thirteen boxes of Environmental Impact Reports (EIR) and other similar documents mainly for development projects in the San Diego area from 1986 to 1997.  Of note are reports concerning water treatment and sewerage systems,...

The records of the California Environmental Protection Agency, or CalEPA, comprise 19 cubic feet of textual and audiovisual records reflecting the work of the Secretary of Environmental Protection and the Secretary's role in overseeing the various units within the agency,...

Contains notes, outlines, and manuscripts relating to Essig's research on the history of entomology. Includes detailed diaries from his travels throughout the U.S., Europe, and North America during 1936-1937 and 1939-1943, as well as scrapbooks of picture postcards and other...

Contains handwritten and typescript notes and personal correspondence, hotel bill, store receipt, NAACP membership card, etc., of family members related to a prominent black Baptist pastor in Boston, David S. Klugh, Sr. Most of the correspondence belongs to Eolyn [Klugh]...

Typed transcripts (with carbon copies) of originals in private possession.

The collection consists of the professional papers of Dr. David Epel, including correspondence with colleagues; administrative files from his tenure as acting dean of Stanford Universty's Hopkins Marine Station; lab notebooks; research files and drafts of published work; files on...

Bookstore letterhead, bank receipt, property deed.

Mainly accounts of Epes and George B. Ellery for Great Central, Comstock, Masonic Tunnel, Ellery & Antiquarian mining companies. Include a few personal receipts, blank forms, deed of sale for property in San Francisco.

Published and unpublished items formerly laid in various monographs and serials in the Barlow Medical Library collection. Includes: receipts, postcards, advertisements, bookplates, bookmarks, and holographic notes and letters. Correspondents include George Dock and William W. Keen.

The majority of Collection 071 consists of leaflets, pamphlets, programs, photographs, brochures, broadsheets, and newspaper clippings, on a run of topics that ranges from travel and tourism to Roman Catholicism.

Brochures, pamphlets, and publications relating primarily to Southern California, but also including national and international materials. Arranged geographically, and then by subject. 1880s-present, undated

Antonio Vanegas Arroyo (1850?-1917) ran a printing house that issued a series of small theatrical works which were put in his . Some of his publications were illustrated by José Guadalupe Posada. Between them they produced "Perico el incorregible," "Casa...

Correspondence, account books, legal papers, express and shipping receipts, Spanish and Mexican documents relating to mines in lower California.

Mounted clippings, pamphlets, leaflets, and mimeographed news releases pertaining to the primary election in California in 1934....

Contains organization documents, correspondence, statements and addresses, press releases, and the Society newsletter. The newsletter is incomplete. Included is an address by Martin Luther King, Jr. given on October 12, 1964 to an ESCRU dinner meeting in St. Louis.

Elwin Volk was editor and Dennis McCalib was designer of Epitome publications in Los Angeles. Boxes 8-14 include original manuscripts, drawings, music, portfolios of materials, and ephemera.

Richard W. Eppley, 1931- , a biological oceanographer, made many contributions to the field of phytoplankton physiological ecology. At SIO, he was on the staff of the Food Chain Research Group. This accession consists of correspondence, reports and subject files,...

Papers of anthropologists Arnold Leonard and Trude Scarlett Epstein. The accession processed in 1985 contains field notes and produce market studies compiled by Arnold and Trude Scarlett Epstein between 1959 and 1961. The materials detail the lives of the Tolai...

Writings, correspondence, clippings, and orders, relating to Allied intervention in Russia during the Russian Civil War, the German military government of Strasbourg during World War I, the trial of Menshevik leaders in Russia in 1931, and the authenticity of the...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, clippings, photographs, and printed matter, relating to World War II, communism, forced repatriation of Russian prisoners to the Soviet Union following World War II, the Katyn forest massacre, unreported deaths of Soviet cosmonauts, and the efforts...

Epstein was a physicist at California Institute of Technology from 1921-1953; he taught advanced courses in mathematical and theoretical physics. Collection includes general and family correspondence; personal and biographical material; notebooks; manuscripts; class notes by a Caltech student; books, mostly...

The working papers, correspondence, scientific data, teaching and biographical material of Samuel Epstein form the collection known as the Samuel Epstein Papers at the California Institute of Technology Archives. Epstein had a distinguished career in isotope geochemistry, resulting in the...

Correspondence, newspaper articles, subject files, audiovisual material, printed e-mail, miscellaneous legal documents and other materials relating to the Air Transport Association of America v. City & County of San Francisco lawsuit regarding domestic partner benefits.

The collection comprises publications produced by the Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity (OEOD) at the University of California, Irvine (UCI). OEOD "works to promote and integrate the principles of equal opportunity, affirmative action, nondiscrimination, and excellence through diversity at...

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Equatorial Guinea.

Focuses on his experiences as a trustee of the Rosenberg Foundation, and the Rockefeller Foundation; discusses his social work education and professional career with community services organizations, particularly La Raza. He also speaks about the changing concerns of the Mexican...

Growing up on a farm in Napa; UC Berkeley, 1931-1937; UC San Francisco Medical School, 1942; military service, 1942-1946, US Public Health Service: venereal disease research projects, faculty position at Johns Hopkins; Rockefeller Research Fellow, Stanford; M.P.H., Harvard, 1948; County...

Diary, April 8, 1859-July 24, 1862, describing voyage from New York to San Francisco via Panama and Acapulco; experiences mining at Rich Gulch, farming in the Stockton area, and teaching school in San Joaquin County; mention of floods of the...

Records of a London printer. Includes correspondence of Esther L. Pissarro concerning the sale of woodblocks by George Du Maurier and others, and of prints made by her from the blocks; letters from museums in England and America; receipts for...

Correspondence, scrapbooks, memorabilia, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the daily lives of Russian émigrés in China and the United States, and family matters.

Contains 12 letters from a 49er starting aboard ship to California and then in the gold fields and San Francisco. Discusses mining, fires, business and the Vigilance Committee of 1856.

Three diaries covering July 1851 through December 1868. The first, for 1851, is very full and detailed, concerning mining activities in the area and gold discovery, politics, religion, Indians, military, wars, and life in the mining towns, including hangings, law...

This collection comprises 62 sheets of color slides taken by Anton Ercegovich on the University of California, Irvine campus from 1963-1976. The collection documents many significant events in UCI's first decade including campus construction, the UCI site dedication, the first...

Correspondence, subject and administrative files concerning his interest in agriculture, economics and cooperatives in the United States and Russia.

Two typed, annotated articles in Russian detailing the political situation in Spain in the early 1930s. Accompaneid by two holograph letters from Paris in English and French....

Relates to White Russian military activities during the Russian Revolution.

Delivered at Stanford University, July 17, 1967. Includes an autographed photograph of L. Erhard. Photocopy.

Preferred citation: Eric Bellquist papers, BANC MSS 81/148 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

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.

Correspondence, lists, and bulletins, relating to White Russian military activities during the Russian Revolution, and to subsequent activities of émigré Imperial Russian cavalry officers.

Mainly copies of correspondence between Edward O. Erickson and Hobart Skofield, both William Edwin Rudge Press alumni, about the history of Rudge and other printing firms, and associates such as Ralph Duenewald, Milton Glick, and Bruce Rogers....

Correspondence, memoranda, notes, bulletins, newsletters, clippings, and serial issues, relating to the 1963 coup overthrowing President Ngô Dình Diêm in South Vietnam and to the question of American involvement in the coup.

Journals, newsletters, newspapers, pamphlets, and annual reports relating to beer and brewing in the U.S. Also includes files about microbrewery origins and European brewers of the twentieth century.

This collection includes audiocassettes and transcriptions from an oral history project conducted by Jan Erickson, former staff member in the Office of the Chancellor, during the late 1990s with key individuals associated with the UC Riverside campus.

Legal papers, correspondence, meeting minutes, newsletters, pamphlets, publicity material, photographs, clippings, research material, financial records, manuscripts, handwritten notes, audiotape, ephemera and other material from philanthropist and female-to-male transgender/transsexual individual, Reed Erickson (1912-1992). Having built his wealth through oil investments and...

Papers of Robert Erickson, American composer and co-founder of the Music Department at the University of California, San Diego. The collection is comprised of correspondence, holograph music scores, materials relating to Erickson's teachings at UCSD and his work with the...

This collection documents Erickson's undergraduate days at Stanford, 1920 through 1924, with a few items dating from 1925. Most of the collection consists of negatives, presumably from photographs taken by Erickson. There are also photoprints and postcards, many of which...

The collection documents San Diego State University development and community planning, Business and Financial Affairs, Associated Students, Aztec Shops, SDSU Foundation, Public Safety, Facilities, the Equal Opportunity Protection Program, and university athletics.  It consists of correspondence, reports, memos, statements of...

The Ericson Collection depicts a wide variety of everyday northwest California scenes and activities from the 1880s through the 1920s. Lumber industry, Native Americans, city and village street scenes (primarily Arcata ), Schools, portraits, and scenic views are the featured...

Inperfect copy: p. 41-42 wanting.

Political and nationalist songs relating to the Eritrean revolutionary separatist movement.

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, press releases, speeches, printed matter, and memorabilia, relating to drought and famine in Eritrea, the independence movement led by the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, the establishment of Eritrean independence in 1993, and political, social and economic conditions...

The Erl H. Ellis papers represent his work with the Westerners International from the late 1950s through the early 1980s.

Diary (original in German; Mar. 20, 1849 - Mar. 10, 1850) of overland journey to California. Nusbaumer started in company with a group of Germans (the German California Mining Company) and ended with one of the small groups from Captain...

The materials consist of photographs documenting the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco and at Stanford University....

Written as told to Richard Haliburton. Photocopy.

Correspondence, writings, personal documents, printed matter, photographs, and art objects, relating to German Jewish émigré affairs, the history of antisemitism, and Jewish refugees from Nazi persecution. Includes two plays dramatizing the actions of Paul Grüninger, a Swiss police captain, and...

Reports of incidents in various mining towns from newspapers and books, compiled for Mr. Wiltsee by Mrs. Eleanor Bancroft and Mr. C. M. Wooster. Includes articles that Wiltsee wrote for a column called "Ghost Towns" in the publication "Stamps" in...

Includes Wiltsee's reminiscences, correspondence with Eleanor Ashby Bancroft, and papers relating to the Emperor Norton Memorial Association. Reminiscences contain recollections of Wiltsee's early life and education; mining experiences in California, South Africa, Mexico, and South America; European life; the 1906...

Letters from Benjamin I. Wheeler, Thomas F. Hunt, Roy E. Clausen, Robert G. Sproul; articles; lecture notes; reports; and photos relating to teaching career and his association with the College of Agriculture, Division of Genetics.

Ernest I. Bulpitt was born in Round Valley, Inyo County, California in 1895, and graduated from the University of California in 1918 with a degree in Civil Engineering. This training led him to work in the early development of hydroelectric...

Ernest I. Bulpitt was born in Round Valley, Inyo County, California in 1895, and graduated from the University of California in 1918 with a degree in Civil Engineering. This training led him to work in the early development of hydroelectric...

Includes original drawings by Peixotto depicting an unidentified California mission building; a view of classical Roman ruins, titled Roma; and, on the verso of the Roman drawing, an unidentified group of buildings in England. Also includes snapshot photographs of Peixotto...

Collection includes illustrations of San Francisco Chinatown; Chinese; a church near Monterey; the Plaza Hotel; San Juan Bautista; a railway station and ruins at San Juan Capistrano; the Old Town Hotel (San Diego?); Plaza del Mar, Santa Barbara; Emerald Bay;...

Includes sketches and prints of sites in France (including WW I drawings), Italy, Portugal, the American Southwest, San Francisco, illustrations relating to the American Revolution, travels in Central America and Jamaica, etc.

Pencil sketches of various locations in California, Europe, and South America. Photograph albums and loose snapshots; mostly views in Europe, some in California. Photonegatives of murals and buildings of the New York World's Fair (1939-40).

Drawings, blueprints, designs, and details for various Bay Area projects, including the Calkins residence in Berkeley and many other Bay Area residences, as well as a hanful of commercial buildings in the area."

Chiefly news photographs by King and other Associated Press photographers. Also includes images, newsclippings, and ephemera related to King and his career.

Appraisal report of the fair market value of land and improvements at San Simeon, known as La Cuesta Encantada, May 20, 1957. Includes photographs, copies of Julia Morgan's plot and building plans, and maps.

Includes personal letters, photos, medical receipts and travel papers related to his participation in the 1958 Geneva Conference; diaries that include notations on color television research; draft of a speech to West Point Graduates on the subject of science and...

Consists of scrapbooks, medals, awards, photographs, letters of condolence after the death of E. O. Lawrence and other memorabilia relating primarily to the later years of Lawrence's life. Of particular interest is a photo album compiled on a tour of...

Lawrence in front of a house with an unidentified woman and two children.

The papers contain correspondence with family and friends, as well as drafts and published versions of his poetry, much of which focuses on patriotic themes.

Principally letters by Goldberg to Ernie and Doris Segale and Irene Barsotti.

Digital photographs depict scenes of the West German-East German border. Includes explanatory material.

Primarily lists, articles, and government publications relating to censorship issues. Part of a much larger collection of printed materials, about 700 titles, which have been cataloged separately.

This representative sampling of Indian films originally released in theaters between 1957 and 2007 were distributed on DVD by Eros International. Titles include Mother India (1957), Mughal-e-Azam (1960), Sholay (1975), Mr. Natwarlal (1979), Qurbani (1980), Bombay (1995), Shakti the power...

Consists primarily of subject files, arranged alphabetically, concerning early conservation in the San Francisco Bay Area. Some correspondence, notes, and organizational records among the subject files. Of note are the People for Open Space materials and the folders on preservation...

Internal bulletins, minutes, other internal documents, pamphlets, and serial issues, issued by Trotskyist organizations in India, Sri Lanka, the United States and elsewhere, and by the International Secretariat for the Fourth International, relating to international Trotskyism. Includes some minutes of...

Notes for the manuscript of the book as edited for publication by Elisabeth (Karpenstein) Gudde.

Consists of articles written by Erwin Rosenthal on Wilder Bentley, correspondence from Bentley to Rosenthal, and writings and artwork by Bentley. Writings include: "A landscape of the seasons," "Four canons from the Tang," "Two dreams: Canons IV and XVII from...

Schroeder and Strohmaier family papers date mainly from the 1880's to 1920's. Family correspondence consists of letters from soprano Therese Caroline Tietjens and from Karl Marx, love letters between Jacob Strohmaier and Clara Schroeder, and family letters. Other papers include...

This collection represents ephemera created by the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California.

The Katherine Esau papers represent the entire body of plant anatomy research Esau conducted from 1924 when she began research on curly top virus in sugar beets for the Spreckels Sugar Company to 1991 when she published her last article....

The collection contains copies of all of Esau's publications and research notebooks. There is also personal and biographical material including her awards, correspondence, and family history.

The collection primarily relates to Eschelbach's bibliography of Aldous Huxley.

Earl Montgomery Cranston (1863-1933) was born in Middleport, Ohio. He received his law degree at Cincinnati Law School and practiced law for 30 years in the Denver firm of Cranston, Pilken & Moore. He bought stock in Escondido Land and...

File of documents (originals and copies) of title search and bill of sale to James McKinlay for a house in Los Angeles. Added, at end, record of sale of the house, Aug. 9, 1848, by McKinlay to Benjamin D. Wilson...

Records (16 p.) documenting the ownership of a portion of land (sitio eriazo) in the jurisdiction of Teocaltitlan in Mexico City. The collection consists of handwritten copies of property titles or original testimonies for transfer of property for twelve successive...

Contains three blank copies of a printed forms used at a teacher's college in Costa Rica to record grades at the preparatory and teaching levels (No. 3133 and No. 3129) and for graduation (No. 5782).

The Joseph Esherick collection is arranged in four series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Office Records, and Project Files. Student drawings and travel sketchbooks comprise the bulk of Esherick's personal records. His professional papers include speeches and writings on topics such...

The papers of Clayton Eshleman, American poet, translator, and editor. Included is extensive correspondence dating from 1963 to 1992; original typescripts and manuscripts of Eshleman's prose and verse writings; travel notebooks; interviews; original typescript and manuscript drafts of original works;...

Documents, covering the period 1890-1985, of the family of Clayton Eshleman, writer, editor and translator. Includes correspondence between Clayton and his parents and between Clayton and his first wife Barbara; an extensive collection of family photographs; the family's school, church...

Relates to the Turkish communist leader Mustafa Suphi and the Turkish communist movement. Exerpts from pamphlet published in Moscow, 1923. Translated by Mithat Esmer. Turkish translation from Russian.

File of documents relating to litigation over the ownership of a house in Real San José de Mulatos, containing original and contemporary copies; signed by various officials.

File of documents concerning property title.

Photocopy of tracings, certified, 1872, by J.R. Hardenbergh, U.S. Surveyor General for California, of "Expediente 228" which includes: petition of José Antonio Pico, Jan. 7, 1840; approvals by Tiburcio Tapia and Narciso Botello, and grant by Governor Juan B. Alvarado...

Originals and contemporary copies.

Consists of legal documents, rent and tax receipts and correspondence of the Encanto Rubber Plantation Co. and the Esperanza Timber Co. Also includes history of the Esperanza Timber Co. and photographs.

John Jenkins Espey (1913- ) taught at Occidental College (1938-48) and at UCLA (1948-73). The collection consists of correspondence, a copy of a reprint, and two programs. Includes correspondence between Espey and Ezra Pound. The collection also includes a copy...

MUSI; ML55.P25: With: Notice sur Rode, violoniste français / A. Pougin. Paris : Pottier de Lalaine, 1874 -- Cremona violins / Charles Reade. [Gloucester : J. Bellows, 1873] -- Musikfest zur Säcularfeier von Ludwig van Beethoven's Geburtstag. [Bonn : P....

Kathy Esselstyn photographs of the Lavendar Star Players rehearsing for the May Day production at the Gay Community Center in San Francisco, April 26, 1977; and a self defense/karate class taught by Cynthia Hales at the Gay Community Center in...

This collection consists chiefly of materials accumulated during Grace Esser's career as a concert and theatrical manager. There are photographs, programs, posters, correspondence and unsorted ephemera. Topics include the Musical Courier in New York, the Ballet Russe as well as...

Gary Essert and with the assistance of George Cukor, launched the first Los Angeles International Film Exposition (Filmex) in Hollywood, CA (1971). The collection consists of documents and photographs relating to films shown at the Los Angeles International Film Exposition(Filmex).

Letters from A.P. Kashevaroff, Curator, Alaska Historical Museum, Mercedes L. Call (Mrs. G.W. Call) and from various state officials, included.

This collection consists largely of Mrs. Estabrook's handwritten notes and illustrations copied from various publications. Materials also include magazine and newspaper clippings, publications, and photographic negatives and prints. Materials date from 1922-1941, and much of the collection is undated.

Includes statistical information on baptisms, marriages and deaths and on the amount of grains sown and harvested; an inventory of goods belonging to the mission; and a biennial report for 1831-1832.

Holograph statistical report of the human and livestock population, acreage, and agricultural output at 14 Baja California missions at the end of June 1775 while under Dominican curatorship. Signed by Melchor de Peramas....

Reproduces paintings of scenes from the Spanish Civil War. Issued by the Oficinas de Propaganda of the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo and the Federación Anarquista Ibérica.

The collection consists of photographs Carl Mydans created while working for Life and Time magazines. The collection is arranged alphabetically by the location where the photographs were taken. Exceptions are the folders of General Douglas MacArthur photographs (Box 3 Folder...

Views of Baywood, home of John Parrott. The residence, grounds and environs are featured, with some views of early buildings of Mateo, Calif. "El Cerrito" and "Millbrae", the residences of W.D.M. Howard and D.O. Mills, are also pictured, as are...

The collection includes correspondence, exhibition announcements, collected writings, and research material for Villa's many projects.

The Virginia Judy Esterly Papers contain correspondence, documents, newspaper clippings, periodicals, printed material, pamphlets, and ephemera that document Mrs. Esterly's varied interests in women. The items reflect her interest in domestic workers and household employment, and the national effort to...

Relates to the Jewish holocaust in Lithuania. Also includes Russian-language version.

Donald H. Estes (1936-2005) was a San Diego based historian and educator who wrote and taught about the Japanese American experience in Southern California and the nation. The bulk of his Papers contain his research files for his many books...

Wide-angle photographs of Ku Klux Klan gatherings in the Oakland Auditorium (later renamed the Henry J. Kaiser Converntion Center) and, according to donor description, an unspecified outdoor area within what would become Tilden Regional Park, Contra Costa County, taken at...

With this is an extract from a letter by her husband, Rev. J.A. Hanna, Los Angeles, 1904 March 18, copied from Oregon Historical Quarterly (1914 June), describing the same overland journey, and the Presbyterian ministry in the Willamette Valley, 1853-1858.

Letter from Agapito H. Villaflores, and clipping concerning a letter from M.G. Vallejo.

Indictment and summary of police interrogation of witnesses, relating to charges made against Andres Larka, Johannes Holland, and others, accused of involvement in the 1935 attempted coup against the Estonian government by the organization Eesti Vabadussojalaste Liit. Photocopy.

Minutes, directives, and circular letters, relating to the conduct of Soviet-sponsored elections to the Estonian Riigivolikogu (Chamber of Deputies) in July 1940. Includes commentary by Karl Aun, who copied the documents; and translations, together with a commentary article, by Rein...

Appeal, case histories, and list of Estonian prisoners. Photocopy.

Serial issues, bulletins, newsletters, pamphlets, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to various aspects of Estonian history, and especially to the movement culminating in re-establishment of Estonian independence in 1991, and to subsequent Estonian politics and elections. Includes some material...

Relates to the history of Estonia since its declaration of independence in 1918, and to Estonian refugees in various countries, especially Canada.

Relates to civilian relief in Estonia at the end of World War I.

Collection of photocopied papers, correspondence, and photographs pertaining to Dr. Ernesto Galarza compiled by Estrada in the course of his research; also papers on the 1987 symposium and exhibit at Occidental College honoring the achievements of Galarza. Digital photos are...

Includes statement by Father José Viader, July 12, 1803, concerning ceremonies at the laying of the cornerstone of the church at San Jose; letters from José María and José Antonio Estudillo and other members of the family; and clippings.

Miscellaneous photos related to the life and family of Miguel Estudillo, Attorney. Chiefly portraits, most taken in Mexico by Valleto y Ca. Includes portraits of Miguel and Teresa Estudillo, views of a hunting party with snow camp and man with...

Records in this collection document the structure, finances, history, culture, and charitable contributions of the Alpha Phi Alpha alumni chapter Eta Sigma Lambda, which is based in San José, California. Materials of this collection were collected and donated by Eta...

Translation by Ivor M. V. S. Livingstead of Pologne, Pologne by O. d'Etchegoyen (1925), relating to political, social, and economic conditions in Poland immediately after World War I.

This is a collection of two typed letters by Petra Etchelly from 1872 July. One letter was from the papers of the Pioneers Society and regards Sonoita Valley in Arizona.

Text of Etchemendy's talk at the dedication of Terman Hall at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, May 17, 2004, along with a copy of the "Survey Report on the Establishment of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science,"...

Correspondence, reports, hydrological data, maps and memoranda pertaining to reservoirs, canals, water delivery systems, flood control and irrigation projects, water supply and land appraisals throughout California and southern Oregon, with particular reference to units of the Central Valley Project. ...

Stage coach station, Old Forest Home, Calif., undated -- Water wheel ore crusher, Angels Camp, Calif., undated.

Art depicts biblical and literary themes, nudes, portraits, etc.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Views show the Indian village of Sobola, San Bernardino mountains -- the Old Martzols Store, Temecula Valley -- San Luis Rey Mission.

Etchings of Mission San Juan Capistrano, & a house (possibly in California). Photograph is of R.L. Stevenson's house in Monterey.

Record of his life as a farmer and herdsman at Hot Spring Lake on the lower Jordan River in Salt Lake County, with occasional note of significant occurrences in Utah history; experiences in 1869 as pilot for a detachment of...

Correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, articles, notes, and photographs concerning her interest and activity in writing. That of her husband John Kenneth Turner, and that of her daughter Juanita Turner Lusk. Some of Ethel's work concerned a novel called The Orange Tree...

A scrapbook of photographs of artists, writers, and dramatic productions, primarily in the Carmel area and San Francisco's Montgomery Block. Includes Forest Theatre productions and photos of George Sterling, William Merrit Chase, Clark Ashton Smith, model Antonio Corsi, and the...

The collection consists of records of Congregation Beth Sholom's SIsterhood collected over the years by Ethel Fein. Included are Beth Sholom's Board of Directors manual (1979-1980) and minutes (1966-1968); files on the congregation's youth programs and services and on the...

Series of fourteen interviews and related papers with persons in military intelligence and civilians. A wide range of topics is covered, primarily on military and political intelligence, and weapons research with human subjects. Other topics include human radiation experiments, nuclear...

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, reports, press releases, communiqués, newsletters, conference papers, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to social, political and economic conditions in Ethiopia, and to drought and famine, revolutionary movements, and post-1974 military conflicts in Ethiopia.

Series of reports relating to European and Far Eastern area study programs at the University of California, the University of Chicago, Harvard University, Cornell University, the Carnegie Institute of Technology, and Grinell College. Edited by William N. Felton.

Collection consists of two reports: interview with Michele Miller by Prof. Robert B. Textor on the effect of new technologies on the field of archaeology; and interview with an Australian graduate student by Angus de Salis concerning cultural and economic...

The Ethnological Documents of the Department and Museum of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, is composed of 216 separate collections of varying size, spanning the period 1875 to 1958, with the exception of a Quiché Maya manuscript leaf, dating from...

Register of admissions to and discharges from the private psychiatric clinic run by Jean Etienne Dominique Esquirol, covering the period from February 6, 1802 to July 1, 1808, and describing 151 patients....

Business and personal correspondence; accounts, inventory, legal papers, monthly statements and vouchers for Plumas-Eureka Mine; proofs of labor upon various mining claims....

Letters of appointment, commendation, and appreciation, certificates, and awards, relating to the charitable volunteer work of M. von Etter. Includes a record book of patients at the Russian Red Cross von Etter Infirmary, 1915-1916, and a memorial album with an...

Views of eucalyptus trees and groves at various stages of maturity. Most appear to be commercial groves, and many include men posed next to trees.

Writings, translations, notes, and clippings, relating to the Russian Revolution and to various aspects of Soviet society in the 1920s and 1930s, including politics, foreign policy, economics, agriculture, and minority policies.

Mary Eudora Garoutte was born in Woodland, California. She began working in the California State Library in 1899. She was first placed in charge of bringing the California newspapers into order, and then of gathering other California material into a...

Mary Eudora Garoutte was born in Woodland, California. She began working in the California State Library in 1899. She was first placed in charge of bringing the California newspapers into order, and then of gathering other California material into a...

Contains printed promotional materials advertising Redmond's newest works and a performance of a play at California State University, Sacramento. Includes an invitation to a holiday event promoting "Bloodlinks and Sacred Places" and "In a Time of Rain & Desire" and...

Certificates, correspondence, photographs.

Mainly newspaper clippings and copies of Governor Knight's speeches, articles, etc.

PIC Box 1: research notes, biographical information, lists of photographs, and copy photographs from various collections of images by Carleton E. Watkins -- PIC Box 2: copies of Watkins family portraits and views by Watkins (including the Hearst Mining collection);...

Correspondence, subject files, and reprints.

Bread and Butter, and The Ole Davil (Library of Congress); Chris Christophersen, and More Stately Mansions (Beinecke Library, Yale University); Now I Ask You, The Personal Equation, The Revelation of John the Divine, S.O.S. and The Reckoning (Houghton Library, Harvard...

The Eugene Swarzwald Collection consists of 9,674 black and white photographs, negatives, a photograph album, magazine mock-ups, letters, and ephemera acquired between 1925 and 1968 by Eugene Swarzwald and the Swarzwald family for considered use in the magazine . Images...

Papers relating to Eugene V. Coan's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Thirteen ms. notebooks detailing events and discoveries related to Hilgard's projects, surveys, and tours in Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Montana, Washington, Oregon, and California. The notebooks cover a number of topics relating to scientific application in agriculture (includes materials related to...

Correspondence, Charles Couvillaud receipts and checks, diaries, scrapbooks of Emma and Mary McKinsey

The collection consists largely of letters, forms, and invoices, pertaining to the everyday operation of the Eureka and Palisade....

The records of the Eureka Benevolent Society (EBS) include minutes; reports; histories; scrapbooks; photographs; and newspaper clippings. The collection also contains the by-laws and constitution of the EBS (1858-1860) with signatures of its members; succeeding by-laws for the EBS beginning...

Eureka (built 1890; ferry) certificate (SAFR 14305, HDC 97) consists of one certificate of inspection for the ferry EUREKA dated 1957. A photocopy of the certificate is with the original. The collection has been processed and is open for use...

By-laws of the company submitted in 1863; stock certificate #22, issued to George S. Baldwin, Secretary, 1864.

Two letters (2 p.) concerning the selling or leasing of a bed rock tunnel from Eureka Gold Mining Company to John S. Stidger of Sweetland, Nevada County, Calif.

Constitution, by-laws, revised constitution, minutes of meetings, accounts for shares sold, assessments levied, record of wages paid and other expenditures for working of the mine; signed by secretaries.

Minutes of meetings, Oct. 31, 1853 - Aug. 28, 1859, constitution, list of original members, communications, etc.

Constitution and bylaws, minutes, committee and treasurer's reports, membership records, financial records, topical files, clippings, and newsletters of the neighborhood association founded in 1881 for Eureka Valley in San Francisco, also known as the Castro district. Dates of coverage reflect...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, studies, memoranda, printed matter, and audiovisual materials, relating to higher education in the United States, national educational planning, education in developing countries, and United States Navy personnel management during World War II.

The collection includes speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, studies, reports, and printed matter related to international and comparative education, higher education in the United States, adult education and literacy, career and job training, and corporate involvement in education.

Stephen Band of the British Embassy, and John P. Holdren, Professor of Energy and Resources, Berkeley, debate opposing views concerning the installation of Pershing IIs and Cruise missiles in Europe, the anticipated upsetting of the arms balance, the reduced possibility...

Issue of July 1979, relating to elections to the European Parliament.

Photograph album containing more than 185 black/white photographs, with some brief location captions, of a 1930s bicycle tour through Europe, including Germany (Dresden), Venice, Vienna, the Dolomites, Yugoslavia, Roumania (Bucharest), and Bulgaria (Sofia), as well as North Africa during World...

Collection consists of European photograph albums, and old photographs, letters, and legal documents pertaining to the Los Angeles and Alhambra areas....

Photographs, postcards, and slides, depicting cities, prominent personalities, and historical events in various European countries, particularly in Eastern Europe. Includes scenes of the Hungarian Revolution of 1918-1919; the coup of 1926 in Poland; the revolt of 1934 in Austria; post-World...

Pamphlets, leaflets, serial issues, proclamations, reports, certificates, correspondence, election campaign literature, video tapes, and memorabilia, relating to various aspects of twentieth-century European history and politics, and especially to the socialist movement in Europe between the two world wars, post-World War...

Correspondence, reports, statistics, and financial records, relating to railway operation, fuel production, and other aspects of economic reconstruction in Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia.

This collection comprises a bound volume of 91 drawings of European women's fashion from the 1940s. The names of the dresses are handwritten on the drawings, in pencil. Languages include French, German, and English.

Two reports from the Jesuit missionary, dated May 3-November 4, 1698, and February 5, 1703. The first describes Apache hostilities and aid rendered against them by the Pima-Sobaipuri Indians, and stresses the need for governmental assistance in the conversion and...

Chiefly letters from San Francisco to his mother in Texas.

Holograph letter written at camp near Kelly's Ford, Va.

Minutes of EOT meetings, ca. 1926-1965 ; scrapbooks of programs, newspaper clippings andpress documents ; correspondence, receipts and other documents relating to EOT business,ca. 1968-1982 ; photographs of opera productions, ca. 1965-1982 ; miscellaneous papersand certificates of appreciation....

This collection comprises one sound disc with accompanying transcript of an oral history interview with Eva Dimond Ygalsky conducted by the Holocaust Media Project on April 13, 1983.

Includes notes, pictures and maps of the Cherokee Strip, 1874-1903. Drafts and proofsheets of the manuscript. Correspondence for research and with publishers. Many letters and suggestions from Ned Bradford, Little, Brown and Company.

This collection comprises one videotape of an oral history interview with Eva Gottheiner conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on March 4, 1993.

Correspondence, financial materials, subject files, briefs, manuscripts, and publications concerning his career and his activities with The U.C. Berkeley School of Law.

Includes two letters by her, and letters to her from Donald James Allan, William C. Helmbold, Victor F. Lensen, sir William David Ross and Enid Starkie. Letter from Miss Starkie, with enclosure, her account of André Gide's visit to Oxford,...

Relates to food relief received from the Church World Service in Soviet-occupied Germany.

Relates to the situation of religion in Germany.

News stories, clippings, speeches and writings, post cards, and memorabilia, relating to the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, and to miscellaneous political events.

Edmund Evans (1826-1905) was born in Southwark, London, England. In 1840, he was apprenticed to wood-engraver Ebenezer Landells. He started a business as a wood-engraver, first on Fleet St., then on Racquet Court and became known as a color engraver....

Edmund Evans (1826-1905) was a color engraver. After his death, the business was carried on by his sons Edmund, Wilfred and Herbert. The collection consists of letters to Edmund Evans, mostly in his capacity as a wood-engraver and color printer,...

Bibliographies; letters relating to his collecting efforts, maps, articles clipped from magazines, etc.

Photographs depict California residences, schools, railroad stations, hotels, churches, missions, bathhouses, and other buildings.

Photographs, personal papers, t-shirts, and other materials of Eric Scott Evans (pseudonym for Eric Scott Myrick) and Jerome Maxwell Strum, Jr., also known as Maxwell Jerome. The collection documents their life together from 1983 to 1998, as they moved from...

Memoranda, transcripts and analyses of radio news broadcasts, press releases, and scrapbook, relating to Syngman Rhee, the 1948 Tibetan Mission to the U.S., conditions in China during World War II, Mme Chiang Kai-shek's visit to the U.S. in 1943, and...

Photos related to his scientific career include portraits of colleagues and famous scientists from history; UC Berkeley lab scenes; research photographs of fetuses and ovaries of animals, etc. Collection also includes family photographs.

Transferred to Special Collections from the School of Medicine, Department of Anatomy, by Ian W. Monie, MD, 1/3/92. Includes biographical articles, bibliographies, oral hstory interview transcript and other transcripts of lectures, caps from Evans' academic regalia....

Relates to conditions of grazing land in Basutoland. Includes illustrative photographs and map.

The collection contains one diary written by James R. Evans beginning in March 1923 and records events related to prospecting in the Imperial Valley and the surrounding desert.

The Len Evans Papers, as received by GLHS, was basically unstructured in content. Much of the material consisted of news clippings mainly from mainstream and gay media (i.e. etc.). These clippings were discarded because the bulk of the articles can...

Relates to meetings of the American delegation to the third session of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization General Conference, 1948.

Correspondence, minutes, reports, financial records, bulletins, newsletters, serial issues, clippings, and photographs, relating to efforts to secure the release of American prisoners of war in Vietnam, efforts to secure information on American servicemen reported missing in action, and the families...

Rex Evans (1903-1969) appeared in several films, including (1936) and the (1940). The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts of revue sketches, music scores, photographs, portraits, scrapbooks, and ephemera documenting Evans' career in cabaret, movies, and theater.

This collection contains documents regarding the sale and transfer of property and water rights for land located in the County of Riverside. A number of these items are related to the "Trujillo Ditch" and "Bandini Donation".

Collection of photographs from 1904 of American paintings in the collection of dry goods magnate William T. Evans of Montclair, New Jersey.

Relates to political conditions in the Soviet Union. Includes interviews with Soviet political leaders.

A collection relating to the religions of Asia, principally Ceylon. The bulk of the collection consists of items gathered by Mr. Evans-Wentz, including palm-leaf manuscripts, pamphlets, photographs....

Collection pertains to research Winkler did in preparation for his biography of W. Y. Evans-Wentz. The photocopied source materials on Evans-Wentz include his letters to Lama Govinda, 1955-62; his "Notes for an Autobiography" 1920; one letter from Carl Jung, 1950;...

Correspondence, books, notes, printed material, ephemera, and photographs pertaining to Mahayana Buddhism. Also contains materials pertaining to Evans-Wentz's education....

Radio interview conducted by Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the American Association for the United Nations, and broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company, relating to activities of the United Nations.

Correspondence, writings, memoranda, newspaper issues, election campaign literature, other printed matter, photographs, and video tapes, relating to activities of the Narodno-Trudovoĭ Soiuz and other anti-communist and labor organizations in the Soviet Union, and to political conditions in the Soviet Union...

The papers contain drafts and galleys of the book by Wilbur C. Eveland, (New York, 1980), relating to the role of the Central Intelligence Agency in American diplomacy in the Middle East, and photocopies of personnel records and correspondence with...

Consists primarily of memoirs composed by Eveline Auerbach in 1919-1923, and later expanded by her son, Herbert S. Auerbach, recounting her family history, and giving a detailed anecdotal account of her life in several western towns, especially Salt Lake City....

Clippings of poems, anecdotes and pictures pasted in.

Contains memorabilia from Evelyn Marie Dulfer's social activities, travels, charitable works including Catholic charities, political activities in the 1980's for the Republication Party, photographs, menus from San Francisco and Hawaii, and newspaper clippings.

Regarding Billy Graham in San Francisco, James A. Pike, Douglas MacArthur, the Stephanie Bryan murder case, Grace Kelley, Herbert Hoover, et al.

Letters from Bessie Beatty, Matthew Brady, Robert L. Duffus, Sara Bard Field, Frederic W. Kellogg, Rose Wilder Lane, Clarence R. Linder, Ella Winter, and others relating to Wells's biography of San Francisco journalist Fremont Older, 1935-1937. Also includes manuscripts of...

Papers re her work as public assistance worker assigned to Marysville WCCA office, to help Japanese Americans during World War II evacuation. Include Wartime Civilian Control Administration correspondence and memos; copies of her reports; letters written to her by the...

In addition to manuscripts and documents generated by Morris Evenson himself, the collection contains a large amount of originals or copies of the Bay Area Painters Union records covering the years when Evenson was an official and during his retirement....

Broadcast over Station KCVN, College of the Pacific, Stockton, California. Relates to controversies regarding the city government of Stockton.

Appeals for a review of the conviction of 74 German soldiers for the massacre of Allied prisoners of war and civilians at Malmédy, Belgium, 1944-1945.

Thirteen black-and-white photographs of buildings on Everest Rancho, a citrus ranch [and land development company?] owned by Hiram B. Everest, in Arlington, Riverside County, California, dated June 1902-Feb. 1904.

Reports, intelligence summaries, memoranda, orders, and personnel records, relating to conditions in the Philippines at the end of World War II. Includes reports of the governor of Lanao Province, relating to conditions during the Japanese occupation.

The Barton Warren Evermann papers are comprised of materials related to the life and work of educator, ichthyologist, and long-time director of the California Academy of Sciences, Barton Warren Evermann.

Bulletins, newsletters, clippings, election campaign literature, serial issues, minutes, correspondence, reports, memoranda, manuals, curricular material, and photographs, relating to libertarian thought in the United States, activities of the Libertarian Party, and Libertarian Party electoral campaigns, especially the 1984 campaign...

Photograph album of a young Englishman, J. A. Evershed, who took a trip down the east coast of Africa on the S.S. Guildford Castle and back up on the A.R. Garros, then to Egypt and the Holy Land. More than...

Speeches and writings, correspondence, studies, reports, memoranda, notes, agenda, minutes, statistical data, printed matter, and maps, relating to population studies, including urbanization, immigration, and family planning; and urban and regional planning, including housing and other social and economic planning aspects,...

Three typescripts, one annotated....

Correspondence and poems by Everson (as Brother Antonius) to Evans, the latter of which were intended for publication but never published by Evans, according to the letter of transmittal from Evans to the University of California at Berkeley Library. Also...

This collection contains items written by William Everson, primarily poems, correspondence, and drafts of manuscrupts (including his autobiography). Other items such as ephemera and newspaper clippings are also held in the collection.

Consists of correspondence, manuscripts of both his poetry and prose, and ephemera and business material related to Everson's work as a writer, printer, and university lecturer, as well as his collection of poetry and prose by other writers, and some...

Re his mining interests.

Contains 5 documents relating to mining claims held by E.W. Doss and his family in Kern County, Calif. Also include a document relating to Boulder Bar Mining Company's claims in Kern County.

Correspondence, U.C. loyalty oath controversy, and Central Valley Project studies.

Correspondence, case studies, subject files, course mateials, and writings related to Grether's activities in economics, business administration, and marketing at University of California, Berkeley.

Loraine Ewart was the secretary and support for Jean Stone and Rick Willans during their ministry in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. The Willans newsletter was distributed by Loraine who also maintained a personal correspondence with both Jean and her...

Wilfrid Herbert Gore Ewart (1892-1922) was a British captain in the Scots Guards in World War I. He wrote articles and books about the action of the batallion. The collection consists of Wilfrid Ewart's typescript and holographic literary manuscripts, many...

Correspondence, reports, orders, commissions, field and specification manuals, personnel records, and notes, relating to Signal Corps activities in World War II.

Majl Ewing (1903-1967) was a instructor in English (1930-31), assistant professor (1931-45), associate professor (1945-52) and professor (1953-67) in the UCLA Department of English. He served as chair of the department from 1948-55. He was also a member of the...

Majl Ewing (1903-1967) was a instructor in English (1930-31), assistant professor (1931-45), associate professor (1945-52) and professor (1953-67) in the UCLA Department of English. He served as chair of the department from 1948-55. He was also a member of the...

Majl Ewing (1903-1967) was born in Rochester, Kentucky. He was an instructor in English (1930-31), assistant professor (1931-45), associate professor (1945-52) and professor (1953-67) in the UCLA Department of English. He served as chair of the department from 1948-55. He...

With this is bound a second manuscript beginning: "Se le città a piu cospicue del mondo sono qlle che nouerano a lor gloria molti secoli qsta nra città Tiburtina..." 11 p.

Anonymous record of voyage on unnamed ship from the Carribean to Java and return by the Cape of Good Hope to Europe.

These records include correspondence, work reports, inventories, financial papers, legal and official documents, American Consular Service reports on overseas film distribution, descriptions and illustrations for patent applications, scenarios, promotional brochures, miscellaneous printed articles, photographs, and short filmstrips. Representing the first...

Correspondence, clippings, accounts, receipts, scripts, press releaes, stock certificate, reviews, lists, notes....

Correspondence, clippings, accounts, receipts, scripts, press releases, stock certificates, reviews, lists, notes.

Depositions in cases of ships (Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, etc.) captured by English privateers on the high seas, to determine legitimacy of "prizes." Many relate to American trade. Microfilmed in the Public Record Office, London.

Consists of 4 examples of Emily Martin's work in the area of toy and movable, miniature, and artists' books, a set of instructions on how to manipulate the "hexa-flexa-gon" (one of the 4 examples mentioned above), 4 printed announcements of...

Contains legal documents, correspondence, financial records including stock ledgers and payroll, maps and minutes. Also includes records of stock holders Rufus Butterfield and Arthur Tribe.

Excerpts from the collection for the period 1845-1850, copied or reproduced in 1936 from manuscripts in the Public Archives of Canada, Ottawa.

The story of the migration of California's state capital during the initial years of statehood is well documented. When the 1st Legislature (1849-1850) met in San Jose prior to statehood, it was decided that the location of the permanent seat...

Ledger recording names of shareholders, including certificate numbers and shares held, of the Exchequer Gold and Mining Company. For each assessment, the roll also lists date levied, delinquent, and sold, and notes whether the assessment was paid. The assessment rates...

Michael Fischer discusses his family and childhood; his work with the California Coastal Commission and with Governor Jerry Brown's Office of Planning and Research, 1973-1985; managing the Sierra Club as Director, finances and fund-raising, the Arctic, the California Desert, relations...

Early years, political activity, City College, NY; Army combat intelligence; marriage, writing for Commentary; to San Francisco, 1951, executive director Jewish Community Relations Council: issues of anti-Semitism, neo-Nazi activities, Soviet Jewish emigration, church and state, civi rights, black-Jewish relations; cooperation...

Collection consists of Persian, Ottoman Turkish, Arabic, and Armenian manuscripts dating from 1492-1848. The collection includes bound manuscripts, scrolls, manuscript fragments, decorative book covers, and artifacts. Subjects include history, lexicography, belles-lettres, theology, and philosophy.

The accession consists of four manuscript boxes of drawings, graphics and watercolors designed by the staff of the Scripps Aquarium-Museum for use in the T. Wayland Vaughan Aquarium-Museum building. Labels depict amphibians, fish, mammals, echinoderms, molluscs, plants and reptiles exhibited...

An exhibit case with 18 books bound by Cobden-Sanderson prior to establishment of the Doves Bindery.

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The collection consists of materials relating to international exhibitions and expositions. The bulk of the materials relate to three expositions held in San Francisco, California: the California Midwinter Fair (1894), the Pan-Pacific International Exposition (1915), and the Golden Gate Inernational...

Relates to the immigration to the United States of European intellectuals during the 1930s and World War II, and to their contributions to American culture.

Newsletters, fliers, legal papers, verse, correspondence, clippings, articles, publicity releases, photographs, and autobiographical writings documenting the civil rights activism of Andrew Ross Exler. Exler is best known for filing a (successful) lawsuit in 1980, at age 19, against Disneyland for...

The collection contains bio-bibliographic files; correspondence; lectures, readings, and performances; research; UCSB and some Oberlin academic files; and writing files of UCSB German literature professor Richard Exner.

14 autograph documents plus 1 printed document with autograph additions.

Documents relating to the claim of Elias Sunga y Mendosa for a lot, signed by witnesses and the notary.

Item consists of official form issued by Office of the Surveyor General attesting that attached sheets are accurate copy of originals contained in their office. Attached sheets consist of correspondence between Larkin and Mexican officials in Monterey regarding the naturalization...

Documents relating to petition of Lucas de Mañozca to participate in hereditary benefits granted by royal decree to his father-in-law, Pedro de Chávez, as grandson of Captain Gutiérrez de Badajoz.

A file on the right of chief constables and other officials to appoint subordinates. Includes petitions on conflicting claims addressed to Governor Juan José de Vertiz, gubernatorial orders, notifications and related material. With signatures of the governor and various local...

The documentary television series Expedition! made its debut on ABC-TV in September, 1960. The collection consists mostly of scripts and a very small amount of teacher guide literature.

The collection consists of 1 folder on expenditure reports from 1956-1959. The reports include information on income, statewide, and La Jolla general funds and funds available for educational and general purposes

Three sheets of notebook paper that were used to track and total monthly expenses, mostly for ordinary items of clothing for men and women.

Interviews cover the Goldman and Haas families in San Francisco, 1900-1990, civic leadership, personal philosophy, and role in organized charities. Includes discussion of Mt. Zion Hospital, American Cancer Society, Jewish Welfare Federation, Yosemite Fund, the San Francisco Holocaust Memorial, and...

Collection of materials documenting Experiments in Art and Technology Los Angeles, a non-profit organization fostering collaborations between artists and scientists that generally operated independently of the original New York-based E.A.T. The collection offers a survey of proposed and completed projects...

Records of the organization Experiments in Art and Technology, generated and collected by its president, Billy Klüver, and other staff members, the bulk from 1966-1973. Materials include project files, correspondence, proposals, reports, photographs, posters, audiovisual materials, minutes, clippings, printed matter,...

Frank Joklik discusses his family background in Vienna; his education at the University of Sidney, and early career in Australia, as well as being manager of the Mt. Newman Iron Ore Project; his time, initially as exploration geologist, with Kennecott...

Provides a fairly complete history of this innovative museum from its founding in 1969 through the present. The records reflect the central role founder Dr. Frank Oppenheimer played in developing the Exploratorium and sustaining it until his death in 1985....

Relates to postwar prospects for the League of Nations.

The Exploring Family School collection documents the founding, curriculum, and thirteen year operation of Exploring Family School (EFS). It consists of board minutes, executive files, newsletters, budget reports, staff notes, and curricula pertaining to the operation of the school. The...

The accession consists of one audio cassette tape recording of Dr. Carl Hunter Gibson's Faculty lecture entitled, "Exploring the Turbulent Hot Spots of the Universe," which was delivered on April 23, 1984 at Sumner Auditorium at the Scripps Institution of...

This record group contains the records of various agencies and entities regarding their administration of the California State Fair and Exposition as well as other fairs and expositions in California.

Fourteen photos showing an artist's rendering for and construction of temporary buildings built at Exposition Park, Los Angeles, between the Coliseum and Figueroa Street, including pictures of the construction crews. The exposition was held in 1923.

Photographs of San Francisco before the construction of the Panama Pacific International Exposition. Primarily views of the undeveloped exposition site, later to become San Francisco's Marina District. Also color postcards of San Francisco scenes and views of the Great White...

Collection consists of pamphlets, brochures, catalogs, clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, and ephemera related to various expositions and fairs. Events include: World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago, 1893), Midwinter International Exposition (San Francisco, 1894), Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition (Omaha, 1898), Pan-American Exposition (Buffalo, 1901),...

This is an artificial collection of materials, primarily ephemera, from the Railway Express Agency and Wells Fargo and Company Express.

Relates to the American and world monetary system, and the gold standard.

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Relates to the genocide carried out against Jews in German-occupied Poland during World War II. Written by an unknown Polish Jew.

Relates to the relief work of the Commission for Relief in Belgium during World War I.

Entries for Kit Carson's baptism and his marriage to Josefa Jaramillo, and for burial of Carson and his wife.

Reports copied from Baptist publications, written from Kansas by various missionaries, 1860-1867, with single reports from Wyoming, Colorado, and Nevada in 1872; mostly religious matters, but mention of "hard times" in Kansas, 1860. Compiled by Coe Hayne from the files...

In the handwriting of Merritt L. Hoblit.

Five positive photoprints including M.G. Vallejo's oath of office, May 5, 1851; petition to the Council for protection of an avenue of trees, April 10, 1852; tally for election (Vallejo as Mayor) May 3 1852; bill to the city; Council...

Journal entries cover the traveler's voyage on the brig Forest around the Horn. Bound in is a photocopy of a page of the original diary.

This collection contains a variety of extremist literature predominantly from the 1930s to the 1960s. The collection consists of books espousing political viewpoints of the extreme left and right, extremist periodicals, and bookdealer catalogs.

Chicago background, family, early experiences with a camera, Art Center School; Naval Photographic Unit, Edward Steichen, Hiroshima; Guggenheim to document the northern Negro, 1946-1947; work for Life and other magazines; move to the West coast, a house in Orinda; thoughts...

Photographs and negatives of students, faculty, events, buildings and campus life at Santa Clara University from 1960-1978, taken by professional photographer William C. (Chuck) Eymann.

Photos, record disc inserts, press clippings, posters and sheet music related to Argentinian and Peruvian musical recording artists from the early to mid 20th century.

1980 interview with Ezio Mario Paolini by his daughter Anne Marie Paolini containing photographs, along with a photograph of Anne Marie. Interview is primarily about the 1944 Battle of St. Lo.

Transcribed by his daughter, Prue Bourne, with editorial notes. Entries, March-August 1850, cover his overland journey from Ohio to California, with brief descriptions of Sutter's Fort and Sacramento and preparations for the mines. Also, reminiscences of life at the mines...

The papers primarily relate to researches in Smith family history, particularly for a biography of Jedediah Strong Smith, unpublished, of which a carbon typescript (457 leaves) is in the collection. To Smith's own papers have been added nine letters and...

Letter soliciting business for Erich, a mining consultant.

3 letters from Ezra Gregg and 2 from his brother William, to their sister and brother-in-law (Luke and Lucy Ann Town, Stowe, Vermont), concerning their life in California and their activities in the mines; 1 letter from A.E Pottle (June...

Letters from Ezra Pound to the Misses Adah L. and Ida B. Mapel (1906-1958) and to W.B. Yeats and Elkin Mathews (1916) re publication of Lustra; letters from Mrs. Pound and Omar Pound to the Mapels (1928-1957); miscellaneous letters re...

Reel 1: 1896-1925; reel 2: 1926-1947. Letters are addressed to his parents and to various authors, including James Joyce, H.L. Mencken, E.E. Cummings, Marianne Moore and T.S. Eliot. Transcripts of a few letters addressed to Pound also included.

Texts from broadcasts monitored by the U.S. government as transcribed by the Federal Communications Commission.

Collection contains 9 mounted vintage images by famed architectural photographer Ezra Stoller of the Clark residence in Lake Placid, New York, taken in 1947.