One volume, with short entries written on blank pages of a Counting House Almanac, Albany, New York. Alpha list.
[Major General, C.S.A.]. One letter (ALS) to Col. C. C. Jones, re speech of Butler's, published in the Charleston News and Courier. Washington, 3 Dec. 1889.
Description of San Francisco and comments on his saloon and hotel business, new buildings going up, growth of the city, business prospects, prices of goods, etc.
Three black and white photographs, ca. 1890s-1900s, two of mining operations, possibly in the Cerro de Pasco area of Peru. Laid in Dairo Arrus' El Callao en la epoca del coloniaje antes y despues de la catastrofe de 1746 (Main...
Articles and book reviews; Institute for Humanistic Studies
Correspondence, articles, and obituaries.
Contains three photographs (circa 1890-1910) of or relating to M. Greenberg's Sons, Brass Foundry and Machine Works, including a line of workers and three cars in front of a building that was owned by the firm and which had the...
Papers relating to M. Hall McAllister's involvement in the Sierra Club.
The records of M. Knoedler & Co. document the business of the prominent American art dealer from the mid-19th century to 1971. The archive traces the development of the once provincial American art market into one of the world's leading...
The M. L. Barker & G. Lawrence Ott drawings of the Claretian Theologate School building date from 1954 and consist of one flat file folder of blueprints which are dated January 27, 1954. Drawings for the Claretian Theologate School building...
Accounts for mercantile business.
The collection takes up 2.5 linear feet in upright archival boxes and one flat box for oversize materials. The majority of the collection is dedicated to examples of Rosa M.’s work in slides and photographs. These photographs are in many...
Holograph Civil War era letter written by Martin Miller, a sergeant in the 7th Illinois Infantry, describing camp life and his experiences as a new recruit. Written from Camp Yates, Springfield, Ill.
The papers of Shang-keng Ma document Professor Ma's professional career at the University of California, San Diego and his standing in the international community of theoretical particle physicists. The papers cover the years 1966-1983 and are restricted to Ma's professional...
Relates to American military aviation training in the United States during World War II, and to operations of the 384th Bomb Group from bases in Great Britain and France.
Linda Mabalot, a Filipino American activist and documentarian who created numerous Filipino American documentaries while at Visual Communications. Mabalot worked on several Filipino American documentaries and projects, including Manong (1977) and Planting Roots: a Pictorial History of Filipinos in California...
Memoirs and orders relating to activities of the Medical Department and 1st Sanitary Train of the 1st Division in France during World War I.
Formal portrait of Luhan by Carl Van Vechten. Snapshots depict Luhan with Van Vechten, Witter Bynner and her then-husband Tony Luhan; taken in Taos, New Mexico, some on Kiowa Ranch (former home of D.H. Lawrence).
Autograph album, of friends, begun in Missouri in 1882 and ending in Santa Barbara, CA in 1888.
Primarily Berkeley and Oakland vicinity residences, parks, the University of California campus, etc. Numerous snapshots of friends and people on outings. Some views show Mabel Fuller with her camera and tripod. Newsclippings relate primarily to San Francisco Bay Area events...
Correspondence to and from Mabel Gillis, primarily to local and county librarians during the Great Depression. These letters reveal many of the problems facing libraries during hard financial times, among them the common reluctance of elected officials to provide funding.
Correspondence to and from Mabel Gillis, primarily to local and county librarians during the Great Depression. These letters reveal many of the problems facing libraries during hard financial times, among them the common reluctance of elected officials to provide funding.
Papers of Jackson Mac Low, a poet, composer and performance artist who frequently used systematic chance operations and other non-intentional compositional methods in his work. The bulk of the collection dates between 1938 and 2004. The collection contains notebooks; biographical...
Lewis MacAdams is a Los Angeles-based poet, journalist, and filmmaker, and has authored over 20 books of poems and stories. Collection materials include MacAdams' monographs; environmental and cultural journalism; film projects; correspondence with poets and artists; files related to the...
Relates to the role of the soldier in society. Delivered to the graduating class at the United States Military Academy, West Point.
George Macartney, 1st Earl Macartney (1737-1806), was a British diplomatist and colonial governor. Collection consists of papers and correspondence related to Macartney's governorship in Madras under the British East India Company from 1781-1786. The collection consists of approximately 236 items,...
Photographs pertaining to Macaulay Foundry, including interior and exterior views, operations, employees, products, etc. Especially well-documented is the founding process and the variety of castings produced. Includes portraits of H.C. Macaulay and Harry Bossi.
Records of the Macaulay Foundry of Berkeley, California, including administrative materials, financial records, records of the pattern shop, and other assorted materials.
Theodore Maculay was a student at the Curtiss Aviation School and was an employee and member of the U.S. Army Signal Corps. As flight instructor, Macaulay regularly submitted names and validations for students to receive certification from the Aero Club...
The Zachary Macaulay papers consist of letters, manuscripts, and documents relating to the affairs of Zachary Macaulay and his family from 1793-1888.
George MacBeth (1932-1992) is regarded as having a powerful influence on British poetry. His radio programs featured new poets and he was praised for his ability to recognize poetic excellence. He also wrote novels and nearly twenty volumes of verse....
Papers and photographic records of Spencer H. MacCallum (b. 1931) documenting the artistic development and early public career of the master potter Juan Quezada (b. 1940).
Clay MacCauley served as a soldier and was a prisoner of war in the Civil War, then attended seminary and was ordained in the Presbyterian Church. He studied in Europe and developed an interest in Karl C.F. Krause. In 1868,...
A botanical album containing 48 watercolor paintings created by Mary Parker, Countess of Macclesfield, in the 18th century.
Reports, memoranda, and minutes of meetings, relating to operational plans in the Mediterranean Theater during World War II, and to the Japanese chemical industry during the war.
Depicts children and schools in China.
The bibliography focuses on self-reflected lesbian lives with lesbian, bisexual, or "variant" content. Entries cover the years 1650 - 1992 and are English language titles only. The folder includes a cover letter to Jim Van Buskirk describing the bibliography, and...
Arriving on December 30th 2003, the collection documents most aspects of MacCready's career and many features of his individual character. Constituted within the papers is a diverse array of documents, media, objects, manuscripts and printed material; awards; videos and film;...
Photographs of the 1983 Christopher Street West pride parade taken by Nancy W. (Bunny) MacCulloch. MacCulloch may be best known for her appearance in the documentary and as the partner of June Mazer.
Nancy (Bunny) MacCulloch was a lifelong activist and community partner, serving as an active participant and board member of several organizations including the Southern California Women for Understanding, Connexxus, and the West Coast Lesbian Collections. She and her partner June...
Barbara Macdonald (1913-2000) was a social worker, lesbian feminist activist and ageism activist. Her work was the inspiration for the First West Coast Conference of Old Lesbians in 1987. Out of the conference came the creation of Old Lesbians Organizing...
This collection contains 54 items related to the investigations of United States War Department and Corp of Engineers agent Bert MacDonald, who was hired in 1942 to monitor and investigate communist and other radical groups in Los Angeles, California.
Relates to American military operations in Italy, especially at Anzio Beach, during World War II. Privately printed in 1992.
Mainly letters from Alexander Davidson Macdonald re his experiences as a banker in Victoria, B.C. in the 1860's, with mention of mining, and later as storekeeper for George Hearst in Lead, S.D., 1882-1883; letters to him, including one from William...
Jeanette MacDonald (1903-1965) was a Broadway chorus girl in 1920, and rapidly reached stardom in stage musicals and operettas. Her film debut was in 1929. She married actor Gene Raymond in 1937. She later retired from screen to seek a...
This collection comprises shooting scripts for most of the film and television projects MacDonald worked on, including dozens of B westerns and film serials. Each script is annotated in MacDonald's hand with information such as shooting schedule, filming location and...
Collection consists of 51 reprints and offprints, concerning nuclear medicine research, for which Norman S. MacDonald was either the author or a co-author. Also, 6 unclassified reports, dated 1949-1957, from the UCLA School of Medicine's Atomic Energy Project, contract AT-04-1-GEN-12....
The Philip McDonald Collection pertains to the career of British author and mystery writer, Philip McDonald, 1900-1980.
Four typed, single sided pages describing the the cultivated woody plants of Frost Amphitheater Nomenclature based on L. H. Bailey’s Manual of Cultivated Plants, 1947....
Relating to his duties as a lieutenant in the Navy.
This collection consists of about 3000 photograph slides of Korea and a book of facts about Korea belonging to Alan MacDougall. MacDougall was a U.S. veteran who served in Korea from 1967 to 1968.
The Ranald MacDougall papers span the years circa 1930s-1980s and encompass circa 10 linear feet. The collection includes scripts and script material; business and personal correspondence, including correspondence with Nanette Fabray MacDougall; contracts; filmographies; writings; family histories, family research, and...
This collection consists of sound recordings and notes.
The collection contains 17th century Mexican colonial documents relating to land tenure in the Itzmiquilpa region of Mexico; inspection reports from Mexican mines dating from the late 18th and early 19th centuries; two papal documents, dated ca. 1805 and 1811;...
Pamphlets, serial issues, election campaign literature, video tape, and sound recording, relating to aspects of the history of Macedonia, establishment of Macedonian independence, and political conditions and elections in Macedonia.
Memorabilia from the Miner and Macey families, donated by Robert Miner Macey in 1988; materials date mostly from the 1800s and early 1900s but also include a 1782 document in Spanish, evidently from Mexico, along with an English translation written...
Depicts political wall murals from the streets of Belfast. Includes both Catholic pro-Republican murals and Protestant loyalist murals. Includes some printed articles relating to the murals.
Kenneth Macgowan (1888-1963) was a drama critic for newspapers and magazines, a publicity director, producer and director with the Actor's Theater (1927-29), and the first department chair at the UCLA Theater Arts Department (1946-58). He was also interested in the...
The collection contains correspondence from James Scott MacGregor to his wife, photographs, and ephemera, mainly relating to his participation in the Civil War....
The Kirk MacGugan Papers, 1941-1996, reflect the life of a disability rights scholar, advocate, and educator, and chronicle her academic career as an historian and professional career as an advocate, administrator, and teacher, as well as her personal life. The...
The records comprise architectural drawings and renderings, models, design research materials, construction administration records, photographs, and electronic files documenting the design and construction of the Getty Villa and Ranch House renovation from 1994-2004. The records were created by Machado and...
Machado's papers reflect his interests in natural history, horsebreeding, and the Mormon/Carson Emigrant Trail. They consist of approximately ten linear feet of notes, maps, slides, photocopies of primary sources, pamphlets, flyers, and other materials....
Manuel Machado served as Professor of History, University of Montana and is the author of Aftosa: a Historical Survey of Hoof-and-Mouth Sisease and Inter-American relations (1969). The collection contains reprints, reports, and correspondence concerning the problem of hoof and mouth...
Mario Jose de Souza Machado, a Portuguese-Chinese descendant, was born in Shanghai, China on April 22, 1935. He was an eight-time Emmy Award-winning television and radio broadcaster, and was also heavily involved in local community and Old China Hands events....
California legislator Michael Machado served as a State Assembly Member from 1995 to 2000, and as a State Senator from 2001-2008. The Michael Machado papers consist of 20.5 cubic feet of textual records, one DVD-ROM videodisc, and one 5.25 inch...
Janet “Janny” MacHarg was a political songwriter, cabaret performer, writer, and feminist activist, known as the “Tallulah Bankhead of San Francisco.” Contents include photographs, sheet music, writings, publications, correspondence, drawings, notes, audio cassette tapes, costumes, and other ephemera.
Correspondence, writings, reports, memoranda, notes, questionnaires, data, financial records, grant proposals, instructional materials, and printed matter, relating to economic theory and to information systems and the creation and transmission of knowledge.
Record book containing minutes of the meeting to organize the club in January 1899 with the signatures of those in attendance (Stanford faculty, administrators, and students); minutes of two subsequent meetings in 1900 and 1901; and the constitution and by-laws....
Jack Machun served with the 59th Fighter Interceptor Squadron and flew Convair F-102 Delta Daggers. In 1961 his squadron won the William Tell Competition at Tyndale AFB. He also flew the F-80, F-94B. F-102, F-106, F101B and F-4D.
This collection consists of 11 original cassette interviews and CD duplicates. Researchers who would like to indicate errors of fact or omissions in this finding aid can contact the research center at www.chicano.ucla.edu
Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre (1890-1967) is known for his poetry and translations of Baudelaire, Verlaine, Goethe and Rilke. The collection consists of literary manuscripts, research notes, ephemera, photographs, and correspondence of Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre.
Photographs pertaining to ranching family of John and Sophia Mack, of Stonewall, Las Animas County, Colorado, taken in the early 20th century. Images document everyday ranching activities, local outings, various regional landmarks, and excursions to other locations. A few images...
Studies, reports, memoranda, press releases, and pamphlets, relating to activities of the Office of War Information and other United States government agencies in disseminating information and propaganda, and exercising censorship, during World War II.
The Zelda Mackay Collection of Stereographic Views contains 733 mounted stereographic prints produced from circa 1860 to circa 1900. The general subject matter of the collection is the North American West from Alaska to Mexico (excluding Canada) and Colorado to...
Collection consists of John Barrymore's original theatrical production illustrations on behalf of actor Kenneth MacKenna.
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) started his writing career ca. 1876 and went on to become a playwright, wit, and critic. He won the Nobel Prize for literature (1925) for his work which is marked by both idealism and humanity, its...
The Colin Mackenzie postcard collection, 1905-1911, (SAFR 24638, P P15-011) is comprised of postcards of ORION (steam whaler), DENNIS T. SULLIVAN (built 1909; fireboat), and PETER IREDALE (built 1890; bark, 4m). The collection has been processed to the Collection level...
Relates to the guerrilla war of the Resistência Nacional Moçambicana in Mozambique; and to techniques of hand-to-hand combat.
This collection documents the advocacy work of William Mackenzie and his efforts to support migrant farmworkers and their families primarily in the Pajaro Valley of central California. This collection covers Mackenzie's time as co-founder and on the board of directors...
The Anita Mackey Papers cover her educational, professional and volunteer accomplishments. They are recorded in correspondence, awards, memorabilia and other papers. Many slides and photos are part of this collection. The photos cover much of her personal life. Included are...
Log, 1 July 1912. Gift of William P. Wreden , 1968. Alpha list.
George S. MacKinnon pilot's license (SAFR 17503, HDC 354) contains one license issued by the governor of the Panama Canal Zone (George W. Goethals) to George Sinclair MacKinnon on March 30, 1910. The collection is available for research use without...
Diaries of Mary MacKinnon relating to her accounts of Jungian therapy in Switzerland and the final days of the Weimar Republic.
Papers document the activities of the Glee Club, 1964-1982, and MacKinnon's musical compositions, 1948-1982. Included are musical scores, script, and audio tapes of his musical comedy "Paradise Square"; scores of his other compositions; rules, guides, and instructions for the Glee...
The collection consists of works from White Rabbit Press, Graham Mackintosh, and other small West Coast publishing houses.
Ninon MacKnight (1908- ) drew sketches for the children's page of the newspaper, and illustrated children's historical books, then illustrated picture books for younger children. Published works for which she was illustrator include (1939), (c1946), (1947), and (c1948), which she...
Diaries, letters, memoranda, and photographs, relating to Herbert Hoover and to American politics during the presidency of Herbert Hoover. Includes photocopies of doodles drawn by Herbert Hoover.
A collection of the personal and business papers of Charles Maclay, California State Senator and the founder of the city of San Fernando, California.
This collection consists of the records of the Maclay College of Theology at the University of Southern California.
Photographs show William Everson at a reception at the Book Club of California. Other (unidentified) people also present in the photos.
Memoirs, correspondence, and reports, relating to education in the United States, including education for Afro-Americans, and to Allied military government in occupied territories during World War II.
Collection consists of a letter dated January 21, 1985, from Maclean to Donald Kennedy, accepting an invitation to speak at Stanford University in April of 1985, and the text of introduction of Norman Maclean by Wallace Stegner, April 15, 1985.
The collection includes television scripts from , , , and the movie script , all of which Gavin MacLeod acted in. The scripts range in date from 1970 to 1981.
Robert E. MacMaster was a prominent historian of Russian History and Literature. His major work, “Danilevsky: A Russian Totalitarian Philosopher,” is the only full-scale biography on the controversial, yet very significant Russian philosopher of the 19th century. The collection contains...
The Robert E MacMaster Collection, 1919-2008 contains research materials used by Dr. Robert E. MacMaster including extensive notes, research materials, personal notes and personal letters. Research areas focus on Russian history and literature with subjects including Tolstoy, Fyodor Dostoevsky and...
Mainly regarding orders or receipts of books. Some addressed to Alexander Macmillan. Include letters from Charles Cardale Babington, Charles Astor Bristed, Arthur Cayley, Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire, Frederick Greenwood, John Stevens Henslow, William Gifford Palgrave, Arthur Penrhyn...
Recording of a speech, entitled Winds of Change, by H. Macmillan, to the Parliament of South Africa, and a reply by Hendrik F. Verwoerdt, prime minister of South Africa. Phonotape reel recording also available.
Howard G. MacMillan began his career with the United States Department of Agriculture in 1915. In 1934, as a Principal Agriculture Explorer in the Division of Plant Exploration and Introduction, Bureau of Plant Industry, he traveled to Manchuria and Mongolia...
The collection mainly consists of incoming correspondence to American artist Alice Jones MacMonnies and her husband, sculptor Frederick MacMonnies (1863-1937), from Alice's mother, Georgina Sullivan Jones. Jones's diary from an 1896 European tour and a variety of photographs of Alice,...
The James MacMullen photographs of the San Francisco earthquake and fire, 1906, between 1905-1930, (SAFR 24259, P95-043) are comprised mainly of photographs of the damage caused as a result of the April 18, 1906, earthquake and subsequent fires in San...
This collection contains volumes of Jerry MacMullen’s weekly column, “The Southwest Corner,” published in the San Diego Union.
This collection consists of the scripts and photographs of American actors June Haver (1926-2005) and Frederick MacMurray (1908-1991).
The Fred MacMurray and June Haver papers span the years 1907-2006 (bulk 1930s-1980s) and encompass approximately 16 linear feet. The collection contains scripts and clippings related to dozens of films starring MacMurray as well as clippings for a dozen films...
The collection contains correspondence to and from C. Richard MacNair between 1973 and 1978 during his time as University Director of Teacher Education Programs and Associate Dean of the School of Education at Pepperdine University. The correspondence covers topics including...
This collection contains the papers of law professor Sayre Macneil (1886-1961), chiefly consisting of correspondence related to academic and legal matters (1869-1948), and papers of his family including documents related to the Arügello family (1875-1975) and the family estate and...
Correspondence and receipts
Correspondence and receipts....
The Macomber family of race horse breeders and ranchers lived in Los Angeles, Tulare and San Jose, California. The collection consists of photographs, ephemera, an album, and a catalog relating to the horse breeding and ranching interests of the Macomber...
The Macomber Collection consists of one scrapbook of clippings, programs,handbills and obituaries from the Montana-Idaho area(1885-1890) and two photograph albums, one depicting Spanish American War scenes in San Francisco (1898) and the other depicting San Francisco area sites and unidentified...
Notebook with copies of letters, 25 Aug.-1 Sept. 1849, commenting on prices of goods, land speculation, and business in San Francisco; form letter, 12 June l852, with facsimiles of authorized signatures of members of the firm; circular, July 30, l852...
Letters to William E. Parrott in Boston....
Scrapbook, compiled by Kathryn Dodge Burkhardt, of playbills, photographs, and other ephemera of the Macondray Lane Players' performances at Macondria. Miscellaneous materials include additional copies of playbills and other printed ephemera (flyers, tickets), the woodblock used to print tickets, newsclippings,...
In addition to the photo inventory checklist leaf, album includes all 126 numbered photographs listed of Greek and Roman sculpture in what was then referred to as the Vatican Museum, as well as 6 interior views, lettered A-F: Braccio Nuovo,...
An album of 130 albumen photgraphs by Robert Macpherson of Greek and Roman sculpture held in the Vatican Museum, along with installation views of six of the halls housing the sculpture. The album documents the museum as it was arranged...
Orders, personnel records, correspondence, certificates, and photographs, relating to the service of P. T. MacQueeney in the United States Army and Massachusetts National Guard, including his service in the Logistics Group of the Operations Division of the War Department General...
Donald MacQuivey was a telecommunications policy analyst during the Cold War, working for Harvard's Radio Research Lab, the Department of State, and the Stanford Research Institute.
Professional papers of former San Jose Personnel Director Donald Macrae, including Personnel Department and Civil Service Commission departmental files, as well as records of the Pacific Neighbors organization.
Correspondence and postcards, relating to the collection of funds in California for relief work in Belgium and northern France.
Writings, notes, correspondence, photocopies of East German government documents, and printed matter, relating to the East German intelligence service, and especially to its use of technological applications in espionage. Used as research material for the book by Kristie Macrakis, (Cambridge,...
Relates to evaluation of the Federal Direct Student Loan Program. Reports prepared by Macro International under contract to the United States Department of Education. Includes memoranda, handbooks, manuals, printed matter, computer disks, video tapes, and sound recordings, assembled as working...
The collection consists of materials related to organisms in the Wildcat and San Leandro creeks in Northern California.
This collection contains a variety of materials ranging from 1700 and 1800 documents and correspondence from the First World War and Second World War. This collection also contains a Japanese flag and Japanese map, books, photographs, and newspaper clippings.
Documents and photos relating to the Macy Family, much of which is family history originating from the 1950 centennial of their arrival in California.
Correspondence, reports, meeting materials, notes, lists, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs, relating to nongovernmental exchange programs between Americans and citizens of the Soviet Union and its successor republics, and to promotion of Gestalt psychology, environmentalism, nuclear safety and alternative energy...
The collection contains correspondence, a photo album, a scrapbook, and other Civil War materials, mainly relating to the Twentieth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. The correspondence, 1861-1865, is from Harvard graduate and Brevet Major General George N. Macy to his...
This collection consists of designs for tattoos by Robert Roberts, of Mad Dog Tattoo in San Francisco.
One photograph album, 1901-1907, containing 139 black/white prints, with captions in French. Includes images in and around Tananarive, Madagascar, of French officials, families, and children, local residents, street scenes, festivals and parades, bicycle races at the hippodrome, horse races and...
Clippings, relating to the trials of Hungarian political leaders accused of war crimes during World War II; and a memorandum, relating to a conversation with LászlóBárdossy, prime minister of Hungary, 1941-1942, on the eve of his execution in 1946.
These two scrapbooks include photographs, tickets, and brochures relating to the Railway & Locomotive Historical Society 1955-1956 excursions.
Memoranda and reports relating to activities of Hermann Göring and other high Nazi officials in the final days of the Third Reich, and to German refugees from the Sudetenland and other areas separated from Germany at the end of World...
Letters to and from John B. Madden concerning research for paintings. Includes a Lucius Beebe letter.
Contains photostats of letters written by authors of the Victorian era in England, including Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, A. Tennyson Dickens, John Forester, G. Hagarty, Leigh Hunt and T. B. Macaulay....
Ben Maddow was a Columbia University educated screenwriter and documentarian from the 1930's through the 1970's. This collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence, scripts, magazines, photographs, and other artifacts related to Maddow's personal life and professional career.
Correspondence, reports, and orders, relating to American naval operations in the Atlantic and Pacific prior to and during World War II, and to the Allied occupation of Japan.
(1906-2004). Four letters (TLS) , 1964-1965, from French writer Madeleine Henrey, to Jeanette Selfridge, mainly re books she has sent to Selfridge and Selfridge's kind remarks about them. Alpha list.
This collection consists of manuscripts of compositions by Mader and others; manuscripts of unpublished poetry and verse; colored slides of art works; open reel tape recordings (non-commercial) of performances on organ and performances by others; scrapbooks; correspondence; unpublished essays and...
The Madera County, California Sheriff's office used this wanted and reward circular scrapbook from 1895-1911. The scrapbook of 246 pages is comprised of reward and wanted notices from counties all over California and from other states as far away as...
Records of Madera County, California, chiefly dating from 1893-1978, including county court documents, land records, sheriff records, public health records and documents, coroner records and assessor records.
Close-up views of lumber, logs, forests, mills, loggers, industrial machinery, and other lumber milling related subjects are included. Includes a photograph album and a panoramic view of the Madera Sugar Pine Lumber Co. dated 6/1931.
The Papers of Henry Ashley Madge contain two box of typed and handwritten manuscripts of “The Healing of the Christian Church” and “The Ministry of Christ’s Healing” (1969). The collection also contains correspondence and handwritten notes. Dates range from 1962-1984....
Title devised by cataloger.
Papers as member, California State Park Commission.
Madison was an AIDS volunteer and educator. The collection contains correspondence and photographs of the many "boys" hospitalized with AIDS for whom Madison cared. The collection also includes posters, and audio- and videotape on the subject of AIDS in the...
Collection consists of a general merchandise account book and sixteen receipts for items purchased for the store from local wholesalers (1906-1907)....
This collection primarily contains political correspondence between James Madison and Alexander James Dallas, 1815-1816.
This collection primarily consists of photographs related to the 1909 Willie Boy manhunt, taken and collected by journalist Randolph White (R. W.) Madison (1886-1946). Madison covered the manhunt for the and other California newspapers. Willie Boy (born 1882) was a...
Ten letters addressed to Manuel J. de la Madrid from various correspondents. Two letters from J. Mendoza Cortina and Antonio Algara, 1847, describe the siege of Mexico City, the approach of American troops to Chapultepec Castle, and the tension existing...
Madrona Marsh Preserve is a 44-acre nature preserve in Torrance, CA. The preserve was established during the 1970s in a partnership between the Friends of Madrona Marsh and the City of Torrance. The collection includes material related to the history...
Ben Madson (1887-1974) served as Professor of Agronomy (1928-1954) and Director of Agricultural Field Stations (1948-1954) at the University of California. His papers contain correspondence, field station research and progress reports, range management investigations and budgets, committee materials regarding the...
The collection primarily consists of ephemera from Stanford events including, Founder's Day, the Cornerstone Dedication, and the Cantor Museum of the Arts Opening Gala. It also includes some photos, VHS tapes, and notes from various performances and speeches. Includes copies...
The materials consist of letters from various individuals associated with Stanford's Geology Dept. on the occasion of Elsbeth's retirement.
Letter to Edna M. Parratt (Sept. 14, 1974), photograph of Mae Burdge Miller, eulogy, and memorial card. The eulogy contains biographical information on Miller's early life with the Francis Marion Smith family, and on her marriage to Bernard Pacheco Miller.
News clippings, correspondence, pamphlet.
Relates to political conditions in Estonia, especially during World War II.
The collection documents the experiences of Mae Lopatin Herman, a United States Army nurse, at Mauthausen concentration camp following its liberation in 1945. Included are personal papers, memorabilia, and photographs, as well as a pocket guide to Germany and German...
Nursing (training?), leisure, outdoor recreation in Monterey Co. and elsewhere in California.
Collection consists of drafts and notes for narratives on Asian Americans, photographs, exhibit items, artifacts, publications, and audio & visual material accumulated by Wayne H. Maeda, instructor and founding member of Asian American Studies at Sacramento State.
The consists of items collected by Maehrischel that relate to her experience as an Old China Hand. The collection is primarily made up of articles on the topic of Jewish refugees in China, as well as issues of the Old...
The Maenchen papers consist of correspondence, child analysis documents, manuscripts and reprints authored by Maenchen, and child analysis manuscripts collected by her. There are also notes created by Maenchen, case studies collected by her, and miscellaneous documents. The materials within...
The Otto Maenchen-Helfen Papers 1921-1974 (bulkdate 1921-1965) contain the correspondence, publications, research, and writings of multilingual Austrian historian, author, and traveler Otto Maenchen-Helfen (1894-1969). The collection has been divided into five series: Correspondence; Publications; Research; Professional Associations; and Biographical Materials....
The Maestrapeace Artworks records document the process of creating the mural Maestrapeace on the San Francisco Women’s Building. The collection includes a small amount of correspondence; administrative, financial and legal records; publicity; news clippings; research materials; artwork and architectural designs;...
These papers reflect the writings and research interests of Vladislav Al'bionovich Maevskii, church historian and theologian. Among his writings are works relating to late 19th and early 20th century history of the Eastern Orthodox Church, especially relating to Russian Orthodoxy,...
Betty Maffei was the first executive director of CCCHS and served in that capacity for about 30 years. This collection includes correspondence and cards of appreciation from students, correspondence and certificates from other historical societies and from county and state...
This collection documents archaeologist and historic preservationist Nicholas Magalousis' efforts to preserve Southern California historic sites, particularly the San Juan Capistrano Mission, the San Luis Rey de Francia Mission, and the Irvine Ranch. It also includes documents relating to the...
Richard Magary was a longtime administrator for the Castro Merchant’s Association and an active community organizer. This collection includes personal slides and photographs taken by Magary including ones of the 1976, 1977, 1978, and 1988 San Francisco Gay Pride Parade.
Holograph and typescript, illustrated by the author. Poems in memory of Magda Ruser, with his comments on the work and autobiographical and bibliographical notes. With this: letter of presentation from the author, Nov. 26, 1967.
Series of interviews with Odunde for the University Art Museum, transcripts forming the basis for the exhibition catalogue Ceramic Gestures, New Vessels by Magdalene Odundo. Interviewer: David E. Russell, ca. 1994-1995. Interviewee(s): Magdalene Odunde.
Magee arrived in Santa Paula in 1892. These pages describe his living and working in Santa Paula
This collection comprises the papers of Patric A. Magee, a transgender man active in many transgender support groups and activities in Orange County and Southern California. The collection includes personal correspondence and writings by Magee, as well as fliers, pamphlets,...
Writings, correspondence, printed matter, and photographs, relating to aspects of Russian history, Russian studies in the United States, Russian émigré affairs, and the Russian Orthodox Church. Includes some papers of L. F. Magerovskii, father of E. L. Magerovsky and curator...
Autograph book with photographs (including 4 tintypes) and other illustrations belonging to Mary Westoby, a student at St. Mary's College in Benecia. Some autographs in the book are from students at St. Augustine College.
Collection consists of Maghribi manuscripts, including Koranic material....
The collection includes lighting diagrams, stage drawings, and posters for plays performed by the Magic Theatre. Also includes reel-to-reel and cassette tapes of some productions and a few administrative files.
Chiefly publicity photographs depicting scenes from various productions of the Magic Theatre, as well as portraits of actors, actresses and playwrights associated with those productions. 1998-2002 seasons are especially well-represented. Includes portraits of such notable figures as John Lion, Sam...
Production photographs of early performances of the Magic Theatre in San Francisco and Berkeley, some of which were written by Michael McClure. Some of these performances took place at Mandrake's Bar in Berkeley, and some at the Steppenwolf Bar in...
The Magic Theatre records contain the administrative, production, financial, and publicity records of a theatre company that grew from a handful of graduate students to a well respected company known for its support of new theatrical works. The collection, which...
The Magic Theatre Scripts, 1964-1990, consists of over 1200 works collected during John Lion's tenure as General and Artistic Director with the company. The scripts are written about a wide range of subjects, from sports to racial politics, by an...
Margaret Magill was the sister-in-law of Frank Hamilton Cushing, an early ethnographer of Zuni Pueblo. Collection consists primarily of 15 watercolor paintings of Saludo and Cibola pottery and 15 paintings of Zuni. These papers include correspondence. These sketches of Zuni...
Depicts the funeral in Moscow of Lev Mekhlis, Soviet commissar of state control, 1940-1941 and 1945-1950, and deputy commissar of defense, 1937-1940 and 1941-1942.
Papers in the collection originated from Magliari's involvement with the Mono Lake Committee (Magliari has been a member since 1977). Most of the collection involves Magliari's work on the state capitol office staff of California State Senator John Garamendi (Thirteenth...
Collection consists of invoices and checks (and one letter) from Jewish-owned Arizona businesses dating from 1868 to 1900. Businesses represented are from Tuscon, Tombstone, and Yuma, Arizona.
Collection consists of invoices and checks from Jewish-owned businesses in nineteenth-century San Francisco, Sacramento, and Grass Valley, California.
Consists of photocopies of obituaries and biographies for that appeared mainly in Western US Jewish newspapers and newsletters between the early 1970s and the late 2000s. The collection was compiled by long-time Magnes volunteer Mary Hoexter.
The collection contains biographical material on Adolph Sutro; personal documents such as Sutro's citizenship certificate; correspondence, including seven letters to Sutro from James Phelan, who succeeded Sutro as the mayor of San Francisco; ephemera from Sutro's 1894 campaign for mayor...
Collection consists of materials from and about Congregation Emanu-El collected by the Judah L. Magnes Museum's staff, including a small number of administrative and cemetery records (some of these are photocopies of early materials); materials from the Congregation's religious school...
The collection contains materials from and about Congregation Ohabai Shalome collected over the years by the Magnes staff. Included are a congregational minute book (November 6, 1864 to October 3, 1870); a copy of the Constitution and By Laws of...
This collection consists of items created by and relating to David Lubin collected by the Judah L. Magnes Museum staff between 1969 and the early 2000s. It includes original documents and photographs created by David Lubin and his family as...
The collection consists of materials collected by the Magnes staff, including biographical information and obituaries for Bloch; a letter that Bloch sent to Rabbi Solomon Goldman, of Cleveland, Ohio, on 15 Dec. 1925, stating his preference to be "creating a...
The collection consists of materials collected by the Magnes staff between the early 1960s and the early 2000s that document the life and influence of Judah L. Magnes. Some of these materials are original documents and photographs acquired from Magnes...
Collection consists of some biographical material on Levi Strauss and his descendants and relations, company ephemera and other business materials mainly from the 1960s and 1970s.
Collection includes Brandeis-Bardin Institute materials collected over the years by the Magnes staff. These materials include scattered newsletters (1960-1978), clippings, pamphlets and publicity materials, printed addresses delivered over the years by various dignitaries, and dedication booklets.
The collection consists of a small number of original documents, including correspondence, booklets and brochures, and clippings. Much of the collection consists of photocopies of the original Bay Area materials in the American Council for Judaism collection at the Wisconsin...
Charles Magnus was a print publisher and lithographer from New York City who sold letter sheets, maps, song sheets, envelopes and other prints from 1850 to 1899, and was especially popular during the Civil War. The collection consists of two...
Military orders, memoranda, and maps, relating to activities of the U.S. 332d Infantry Regiment and the Italian 31st Division on the Italian front during World War I, October-November 1918. In English and Italian.
Contains approximately 260 letters and financial documents pertaining to shipping, ship repair, freight rates, insurance claims, and labor difficulties of numerous captains and their ships, including the Greenwich, Pharsalia, Thatcher Magoun, Swallow, and Electric Spark. Ports frequented include San Francisco...
Horace Winchell Magoun (1907- ) was a professor and chairman of the department of anatomy (1950-55), then professor and dean of the graduate division of the UCLA School of Medicine beginning in 1962. The collection consists of Magoun's papers, published...
Relate to Magrath's publication of an engraving "Caxton submitting his proof sheet", from a painting by Doyle.
Diary, writings, correspondence, office files, memoranda, reports, sound recordings, and printed matter relating to the elections of 1970 and 1972 and the Watergate hearings.
The Jeb Stuart Magruder papers from the Committee for the Re-Election of the President Collection consists of correspondence to and from Magruder and John Mitchell, along with materials relating to individual states, voting blocs, political strategies and day to day...
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Records were collected by J. C. Maguire, and they are related to various construction companies and public works contractors, some of which were operated by Maguire. Correspondence; financial and accounting records; legal documents; invoices and inventories; meeting minutes; photographs; drawings;...
The material contained in this collection is connected to the painting titled "Cromwell Refuses the Crown of England" by T.H. Maguire, and to the life of Oliver Cromwell more generally. T.H. (Thomas Herbert) Maguire (1821 - 1895) was a London...
Magunkook (freighter) logbooks (SAFR 16491, HDC 212) each contain documentation of multiple voyages under different masters. Volume one is dated 1919 and concerns voyages from New York and Bristol for Rotterdam, Savannah and New Orleans under Captains A.C. Keene and...
An album containing 41 full-page gelatin silver photographs documenting the Hungarian Jubilee Exhibition of the National Economy organized by HUNGEXPO, and held in Moscow in 1970.
Minutes and transcripts of meeting proceedings, and reports, relating to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 and the reaction in Hungary. Includes Political Bureau records. Photocopy.
The Mah Soo-Lay 馬樹禮 papers (1941-2000) document the activities of Republic of China politician, ambassador, and journalist Mah Soo-lay. These include the speeches and writings, correspondence, printed matter, and audiovisual material relating to political conditions in China and Taiwan, the...
This collection includes posters (1984-1991), postcards (1985-1986), and photographs (1985, 1987) gathered by Jack W. Mahan through his participation in Vocal Minority, an LGBT vocal ensemble based in San Francisco.
Drawings and sketches, with a few photographs and copies, for approximately 15 projects, most in the Santa Barbara and Ojai areas. A few drawings were made for commissions in Orange County, California. The drawings illustrate Mahan's drawing skill and commitment...
A collection of materials used by Sacramento historian William E. Mahan in teaching a course on the history of mystery novels through the Renaissance Society, an organization dedicated to promoting lifelong learning opportunities for older adults through the offering of...
William E. Mahan was a high school history teacher, college professor, social activist, and professional historian. This collection consists of published materials, research notes and correspondence that the creator generated on specific people, trends, and topics in the history of...
Ruth Mahaney is a radical, lesbian leftist heavily involved in the movement for gay rights as well as antiwar and various other leftist causes. This collection primarily consists of various pamphlets, photographs, performance fliers, newspapers, letters, and material about popular...
Also included: letter to Mahdesian from M.G. Papazian, pastor of the Armenian Presbyterian Church in West New York, New Jersey, Mar. 17, 1936.
The collection contains files and scrapbooks mainly relating to Santa Barbara, 1936-1945, when Patrick J. Maher was mayor of the city. Also included are later interviews with Maher, 1978-1979....
Consists mostly of printed materials focusing on the Indian inpedepence movement in the United States, Canada, and Japan in the early twentieth century. Also included is some literature published in Britain and India on topices such as immigration, religion, culture...
Sound recording of interview with Dan Mahoney conducted by Harvey Schwartz. Irish nationalist, peace advocate, and organizer for Newspaper Guild in New York City; discusses Irish working class family life before World War II, co-founding chapter of the League against...
The Tom Mahoney Research Materials on Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution comprises materials related to an unpublished book by Mahoney with the working title "P-a-n-c-h-o V-i-l-l-a: Bandit...Rebel...Patriot...Satyr," which he began working on in the late 1920s. Included is a...
This collection consists of the personal correspondence of the Anglo-Irish playwright and author Lord Dunsany to Patrick Mahony, periodical articles on Lord Dunsany, and programs. Patrick Mahony, himself an author, collected the materials.
This collection contains six scrapbooks containing clippings, photographs, and ephemera documenting the early history of California. The scrapbooks were compiled by Harry F. Maidenberg, who was an insurance salesman in Los Angeles.
Correspondence, serial issues, bulletins, newsletters, pamphlets, journal articles, and clippings, relating to human rights conditions in Latin America, right-wing political movements in Latin America, evangelical Protestant groups in Latin America, and foreign corporate investment in Latin America.
This collection consists of a number of videotapes, objects, and some original and photocopied textual materials collected by Dr. Mark Maier that deal with the NASA Space Shuttle Challenger disaster and its aftermath.
Monuments remarquables de Tlemcen XI, XII, XIII siècles restaurés et photographiés de 1853 à 1864 comprises twenty-one albumen photographs documenting sites restored and photographed by Léopold Maigné in and around Tlemcen, Algeria, during the mid-nineteenth century. Monuments depicted include...
Speeches, correspondence, tape recordings, drafts and galleys connected with Mailer's campaign for mayor of New York City in 1969.
Records of Merino sheep (New Zealand imports); breeding experiment records, ewe production, flock, wool, and lamb records.
One bound volume containing a handwritten list on two pages of plants and their various locations in the area of Neufchâtel, France, compiled by French botanist Alphonse Maille (1813-1865)....
The Mailliard Family Papers contain correspondence to and from various members of a socially and politically prominent San Francisco family. In addition, the collection contains family records, journals and diaries, newspaper clippings and scrapbooks, and various publications and memorabilia. The...
Photos show a redwood grove, probably taken in Mailliard Redwoods State Park in Mendocino County, Calif.
Four generations of the Mailliard family in northern California: Page, Peterson, Somers, Ward, other relations, later descendants; horse, sheep, and timber ranching in Mendocino and Marin counties; Mailliard & Republican politics 1940s-1970s: San Francisco election campaigns, Earl Warren as governor,...
This collection comprises the papers of Steven Mailloux, critical theorist and Professor Emeritus of English at the University of California, Irvine and President's Professor of Rhetoric at Loyola Marymount University. The papers consist of scholarly and professional papers, including published...
Plans of Harvard Street Drive-in, Service station impdroements, and the floor plan of a classroom at South 8th street and Harvard.
The Main Street Iron Works plans (SAFR 278, HDC 0487) contains 113 oversize marine engineering plans executed in ink on linen. These plans, created by the Fulton Iron Works and/or the Main Street Iron Works between 1901 and 1921, are...
Robert Maindari was the founder of the Magazine, a store located on Larkin Street in San Francisco, California. This collection includes photographs of the Folsom Street Fair 2004, photographs and ephemera of Naomi Murdach, photographs taken after the defeat of...
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[Grand Army of the Republic]. General Orders, 1868-1872.
Six tintypes of Murray and Curit family members, taken by A. S. Davis & Co., ca. 1898-1900.
The Geoff Mains papers document the personal and professional life of the late leather activist and author of the groundbreaking book, “Urban Aboriginals: A Celebration of Leather Sexuality.” The papers includes personal and professional correspondence; materials related to “Urban Aboriginals”...
Cynthia Jones (b. 1951), Mainstream Magazine editor and publisher: Contracting and living with effects of polio; UC San Diego in the sixties, accessibility issues; Episcopal Women's Caucus and other church work; practice of real estate specializing in accessible housing; myths...
Collection consists of materials related to the career of screenwriter and novelist Daniel Mainwaring. Includes script materials for 9 produced motion pictures, drafts and rewrites of projects, episodes for several television series, fictional writings, and personal and biographical material. Some...
Collection consists of a register of admissions to and discharges from the "maison de santé" run by Jacques Belhomme, covering the period from April 1, 1775 to Aug. 20, 1810, and describing 119 patients...
This collection contains scrapbooks, albums, photographs, newspaper clippings, and other material on the University of California, Riverside, Maison Françoise, which was a section in the Aberdeen-Inverness residence hall where students were required to speak in French. Mostly contains information about...
Maitri is a hospice and residential care facility serving the LGBTQ community of San Francisco, California. This collection includes photo albums, books of remembrance, and annual reports from 1995-2005. David Valentine, the donor, is a staff member and former volunteer...
Correspondence, reviews, manuscripts, surveys, articles, climatic data, research notes on weed control, films, and lectures.
The William B. Major papers spans the years 1957-1982 (bulk 1960-1973) and encompasses 1.7 linear feet and 1,197 artworks. The collection includes scripts, blueprints, and storyboards for more than two dozen films; and scripts and storyboards for several television programs....
The Majorie Brush papers document her life as a bohemian socialite and her professional career. Personalia and biographical material include scrapbooks and photo albums; financial, household, and legal records; family documents; newspaper clippings about Brush; datebooks and a travel journal....
Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, personal documents, printed matter, and audiovisual material relating to forced labor, political prisoners, civil rights, and dissent in the Soviet Union, and to human rights activities of Resistance International.
Social-economic essays on Russia and the Russian Revolution, 1917-1920.
Two snapshot photograph albums, both likely compiled by Makato "Mike" Nakano of the Fresno Athletic Club, a team of standout Japanese American baseball players from California (the "Nisei All-Stars") during their 1927 goodwill tour of Hawaii, Japan, Korea, and Manchuria....
The collection contains materials used in the making of the documentary film Coming to Light: Edward S. Curtis and the North American Indians by Anne Makepeace.
Illustrates the history of Christianity in East Africa. Prepared by the Department of Religious Studies and the Audio-Visual Aids Center of Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda.
Relates to the role of the anarchists in the Russian Civil War. Published serially in the Chicago .
Relates to agriculture in Ukraine.
Correspondence, clipping, and program concerning the life and activity of Kahn, a congressperson from California and supporter of J. Edgar Hoover and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Early interest in photography; study with Clarence White; work with Arnold Genthe; her photography studio in San Francisco; marriage to Maynard Dixon; Bohemian group in San Francisco; beginnings of documentary photography and photo-journalism; photography work for the U.S. government -...
Relates to the evacuation of Rockefeller Foundation personnel and other foreigners from Paris and La Baule, France at the time of the French surrender, June 8-25, 1940.
Correspondence, writings, notes, interview transcripts, conference papers, government publications, printed matter, and audiovisual materials relating to the history of the Middle East, political conditions in Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East, the Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq and the...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, diaries, and clippings, relating to Russian foreign relations with France, the Bessarabian territorial question, the Russian Revolution, and Russian emigres in France after the revolution.
Relates to the Polish national independence movement.
Catherine Malabou is a philosopher and theorist and professor in the department of Philosophy at the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy at Kingston University. She was the 2015 Wellek Library Lecturer at the University of California, Irvine, and...
Collection includes issues of an entirely self-published and edited weekly newspaper created by 13 year old James "Jimmy" Damon, and three other local youths. The newspaper ran from approximately 1938 to 1942 and reported on both local and international issues....
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Madagascar.
The Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park Collection contains correspondence and financial material of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company, owner of the Malakoff Diggins Mine. The world's largest hydraulic mining operation, Malakoff Diggins Mine was located near the town of...
The Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park Photographic Collection contains 487 cataloged images that date from 1869 through 2015. Images depict the property as a mining settlement, hydraulic mining site, and a state park.
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The collection consists of two letters from poet, photographer and filmmaker Gerard Malanga, to Stephen Vincent, editor of Momo's Press and Shocks magazine (1973 and 1992), and a flyer from the Pacific Film Archives advertising two films by Gerard Malanga...
Gerard Joseph Malanga (1943- ) was a cinematographer, executive producer, casting director, and actor in Andy Warhol Films (1963-70), had several one-man photographic exhibitions, and was a poet. The collection consists of correspondence, literary manuscripts, periodicals, books, subject files, photographs,...
Album includes portraits of Malarin family members or relations or friends, including members of the David Spence family, as well as sitters with surnames Arguello, Pacheco, Abrego, Estrada, Fatjo, Somavia, and others.
Includes reports by Felipe de Goycoechea and José Darío Argüello on the Santa Barbara Presidio, 1784; letter from J.D. Argüello announcing arrival of new governor, Diego Borica, 1794; transcript of Father Ramón Abella's record of the marriage of Juan Malarín...
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Malawi
Propaganda leaflets and bulletins and translations of propaganda leaflets and bulletins, issued by the Malayan Communist Party, relating to the communist-led independence movement in Singapore.
Federation of Malaya Police records relating to the Malayan Emergency declared by the British in response to a post-WWII guerilla war for independence by the Malayan Communist Party (MCP), mainly made up of ethnic Chinese members. Includes 99 b/w photographs...
Album contains 43 black and white snapshots, with captions in English on glassine interleaving sheets. Photos are primarily of street scenes featuring shops, buildings, local peoples and children.
Relates to political conditions in Malaya during the emergency period. Speech delivered by a spokesman of the Kluang branch of the Malaysian Chinese Association, in Malacca, September 8, 1950.
Pamphlets, serial issues, brochures and other printed matter relating to the history of Malaya; to political, social, economic, and cultural conditions in Malaysia; and to the Chinese community in Malaysia.
This collection contains correspondence between John P. Malbrain and his wife Jeanne, along with other members of both their respective families, during the Second World War.
Includes reprints of articles, bibliography, and materials relating to work at the Radiation Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley.
Collection comprises correspondence, manuscripts, and personal papers of Malcolm Margolin created between the early 1960s and early 2000. The bulk of the collection consists of notebooks containing personal writings; research notes on native peoples of California and the natural history...
This collection consists of the papers of University of Southern California alumnus and former political science department chair Roy L. Malcolm, as well as some papers of his wife Enid Lynn Behymer.
This collection contains eight black-and-white press photographs taken of Malcolm X at various events, as well as images taken of him at the [L.A.] courthouse, in front of his home after it was firebombed, and an image of him taken...
Photographs and negatives. Primarily photos of the Jose Maldonado family in Southern California, including agriculture scenes.
The Estefana Maldonado Watts Letters Collection (1964-1967) contains one box and .38 linear feet of letters sent from Maldonado to her son, Demetrio Ernesto Maldonado. The letters began in 1964 when Demetrio first went away to school. Demetrio's exact location...
This collection contains six pieces of sheet music featuring images of male and female impersonator vaudeville acts.
This is a typed carbon copy of a manuscript entitled "Male Shooting Chant - Its Story told by the late Blue Eyes of Lukachukai." Other title page notes read: Recorded by Father Berard Haile; free translation by Gladys A. Reichard.
Letters from Ukrainian displaced persons and prisoners of war, relating to conditions of displaced persons and to post-World War II repatriation issues.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and notes, relating to domestic politics and administration of the federal government during the presidencies of Richard M. Nixon and Gerald R. Ford. Digital copies of select records also available at
The Frederic Malek papers from the Committee for the Re-Election of the President Collection consists of materials relating to individual states, voting blocs, political strategies and day to day operations of the committee, as well as assorted materials from Frederic...
The materials of Frederic Malek encompass the years 1969 to 1973, and relate to Malek’s roles as deputy undersecretary of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) (1969 to late 1970) and head of the White House Personnel Operation...
Frederick Malek served as Special Assistant for Personnel. In this capacity he recruited and evaluated candidates for Presidential and other high-level appointive positions. The Special Files group of Malek materials pertain primarily to personnel matters.
Ken Maley is a San Francisco-based media consultant and promoter who has been involved with many civic organizations and events, several of which were for the LGBT community. The collection contains correspondence, flyers, clippings, subject files, photographs, negatives, buttons, and...
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, studies, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mali.
The Malibooz is a band that specializes in surf-style music. The collection includes records and CDs of the group's music, a DVD featuring the group playing, and memorabilia such as guitar picks and a hat.
The Malibou Lake Mountain Club is a private, secluded community in the Santa Monica Mountains of Southern California. The collection contains the Club's administrative files, which are largely member files, containing applications, background checks, and correspondence with each individual member....
The collection includes digital reproductions of business records, property listings, article clippings, and promotional materials regarding the Malibu Association of REALTORS, Inc. Originally called the Malibu Board of REALTORS, Inc., the association was formed in Malibu, California in 1947. The...
The Malibu collections contains an array of Malibu related materials, including a Malibu Potteries newsletter, photographs, and keepsakes from the 25th anniversary of citihood.
The Malibu Natural Disasters Collection is comprised of photographs of natural disasters that occured at Pepperdine University and the surrounding area of Malibu. These events include several fires as well as an earthquake, storms, and flooding. The collection also includes...
The collection contains seventeen property ownership record books for properties in Malibu, and eight books covering the areas of Malibu. The books have maps of property areas, owner lists, and other information. The books range in date from the 1950s...
The Malibu Tiles Collection contains tiles from Malibu Potteries, a historic Malibu ceramic company which operated in the early 20th century. Malibu Potteries, owned by May Knight Rindge, produced tiles and ceramic pieces heavily inspired by Moorish, Mayan, Spanish, and...
The collection consists of newspaper issues ranging from 1946 to 2021, photographs and negatives from the , and issues of Magazine from 2003-2021. There is also a file called which includes photographs that were published within the short-lived newspaper by...
This collection contains administrative records, correspondence, promotional materials, photographs, and maps relating to the Malibu Trails Association. The Malibu Trails Association was formed to peserve trail access within the City of Malibu and surrounding areas including the mapping of historic...
Collection consists of eight color snapshots and two strips of negatives taken by Joe Maliga about a week after the death of Princess Diana. The images show the Shrine to Diana at 18th and Castro Streets, Labor Day, 1997.
Following the murder of Matthew Shepard, Joseph P. Maliga undertook a project to address the problem of homophobia. For a class he assembled a workbook called "Changing Attitudes: A Project Working Against Homophobia," containing press clippings, government records and letters-...
Speech delivered at the Conference on the United Nations at 25 : Performance and Prospect, held at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Photocopy.
The papers of Yakov Malkiel provide an overview of his career as a professor, author, editor and researcher. The collection, spanning the years from 1882 to 1998, with the bulk from 1942 to 1992, contains correspondence, teaching files, interviews, lectures,...
Includes formal portraits and snapshots of Yakov Malkiel, his wife María Rosa Lida de Malkiel, his mother Claire Saitzew Malkiel, his father Leon Malkiel, his uncles Leo Saitzew and Manuel Saitzew, his great-grandfather Moise Saitzew, and numerous other family members,...
The collection comprises the extant papers of Guy de Mallac, emeritus professor of Russian literature at the University of California, Irvine. His papers include subject files on Continental philosophy and Russian literature, and drafts and notes for his book
Photocopied papers, newspaper articles, and printed images about Onie B. Granville and the Bank of Finance. Also an original condolence citation issued by the City Council of Los Angeles for Granville's passing in 1998. 1961-2017, n.d.
Two archive boxes, one containing wood blocks, the other containing 6 file folders....
Facsimile reproductions.
Facsimile reproductions.
Commemorative illustrated booklet on Belgium in World War I, Nazi banner, and Nazi dagger.
Writings, reports, memoranda, and printed matter, relating to American intelligence operations during World War II, and to the wartime situation in China. Includes reports by Theodore H. White and Randall Gould.
Box 1: Idaho materials mainly prints, many bearing stamp of U.S. Forest Service on verso. Photographs show lakes, rivers, natural landscapes, and other views related to water resources and geology. Box 2: Colorado materials primarily 4x5 color transparencies, with some...
Collection consists of manuscripts, microfilms, scores, and files, as well as thousands of sound recordings including LP records, 78s, 45s, compact discs, cassettes, and open reel tapes. The collection also includes materials related to Malloch's uncle, poet, writer, and reporter,...
Mallorca locations depicted include the Església i convent de Sant Bernadí, the Església de Sant Pere and Santuari i ermita de la Mare de Déu de Bonany, all in Petra.
Mallorca locations depicted include the Catedral de Mallorca and Església i convent de Sant Francesc, both in Palma; and the Eglésia de Sant Pere and Santuari i ermita de la Mare de Déu de Bonany, both in Petra.
Mallorca locations depicted include the Catedral de Mallorca and Església i convent de Sant Francesc, both in Palma.
Photographs of the Kasai District in the Belgian Congo and date books from Americans working in the region, 1914-1917. Includes collection of West African postcards. Also some unrelated material such as framed Western Americana.
The collection contains materials collected by and related to William O'Brien Mally during his career with the U.S. Army and Air Force, and his untimely death in 1956. The material includes personal and family history from his early life and...
One of the founders of the Magnavox Company was Edwin S. Pridham, who graduated from Stanford University in May 1909 with an a.b. in physics. Prior to the founding of Magnavox in March 1911, Pridham worked with Cyril Elwell, a...
The Dave Malone Flyer is a flyer for the Black Family Reunion Celebration, an event that was held in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, in July 1989. It includes an abbreviated schedule of the event and lists the celebrities, the activities,...
Bay area blues musician, record company executive, and night club owner John Jacob (J.J.) Malone (1935 – 2004) was born on August 20, 1935 in Peets Corner, Alabama. The J.J. Malone audiovisual collection consists of recordings documenting his life and...
Nancy Malone began her career at the age of six, modeling and appearing on live radio and television programs. She went on to become an accomplished actor, director and producer and was a co-founder of Women in Film, the nonprofit...
Mainly relate to career of Patrick H. Maloney as deputy U.S. marshal, detective for the Southern Pacific, and under-sheriff of Napa County. Some pertain to his brother, James J. Maloney.
Dr. H. Newton Malony Jr. (1931 - ) is a clinical psychologist who taught in the Graduate School of Psychology at Fuller Seminary since 1969. He has written or edited over 35 books related to the academic disciplines of theology,...
Letters received by Robert H. Malott, former chairman and chief executive officer of FMC Corporation, from American and foreign political, diplomatic, military, and business leaders, relating to domestic and international affairs.
Albert Hay Malotte (1895-1964) was most well known as a songwriter and composer. Some of his more popular works include scores for Academy Award-winning Walt Disney animation shorts (1938) and (1939) and a musical setting of (1935). During the 1940s...
The U.S. Army Rehabilitation Center located in Turlock, California, was open from 1942-1945 for the purpose of imprisoning and rehabilitating U.S. Army military found to be in violation of military regulations of the time. Carling Malouf was working on his...
Correspondence, biographical data, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Russian literature, and to Russians in the United States.
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Malta newspaper collection (1950-1954) comprises nine different titles of publication, in both Maltese and English. All of the titles...
Illustrations pertaining to the film Maltese Falcon. ca. 1941
Election campaign literature, relating to elections in Malta.
This collection consists of the realia, papers, and books of American film critic and film historian Leonard Maltin (b. 1950).
This collection includes correspondence from Goodman-Maltin family and friends from (1902-1962); letters from Bess Maltin back to Stockton while she and her husband are on a jewelry buying trip to the East Coast (October 1941); and, the World War II...
Pocket diary in pencil. Includes record of overland journey to California (1861) via Salt Lake, after start of journey to Texas and change of destination in the Indian Nation. With typed transcript and genealogical notes (2 folders).
This collection contains materials from Mama’s Kitchen, a volunteer-based meal delivery service for people with HIV and AIDS that was founded in 1990 by Laurie Leonard.
Correspondence, mainly letters received from acquaintances in Europe, relating to family affairs and to conditions in Palestine, mainly in the 1930s. Includes correspondence of other Mamlock family members.
Eto Mamoru was born in 1883, and was a native of Taketa City, Ōita prefecture in Japan. He graduated from Kōbe First Middle School and Nihon Taiiku Daigaku. He fought in the Russo-Japanese War from 1904-05. He was an instructor...
Relates to a proposed Russian publishing house and newspaper in Argentina.
Letters, writings, and clippings, relating to Marxism, Belgian politics, European socialism, the German occupation of Belgium during World War II, and the conviction of H. de Man for Nazi collaboration. Includes a photocopy of the book by H. de Man,...
Consists of typescript drafts of Ethel Ray Nance's autobiographical writings about her work with W.E.B. DuBois. Nance's original draft includes letters and telegrams from DuBois mounted on paper and annotated with Nance's comments. These inserts also include mounted photographs and...
A significant ensemble of letters and writings by or addressed to Man Ray and collected by his sister Elsie Ray Siegler and her daughter Naomi Savage. The letters provide a rich chronicle of Man Ray's personal and professional life from...
Enclosures: the man with the hoe, printed copy; signed photograph of Edwin Markham.
Topics covered: Moone's career as salesman with Procter Beringer Vineyards and its umbrella company, Wine World, Inc., 1973-1989; marketing in the 1970s; Beringer President Richard Maher, sales and pricing, Los Hermanos label; revitalization of Beringer under Nestlé; acquisitions of Souverain...
Record Series 524 contains the administrative files of Robert B. Andrews, Associate Dean of UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management. Files regard the Robert B. Andrews-Gerald Loeb Foundation; Doctoral, MBA, and Undergraduate programs; reviews and reorganization of Anderson Graduate School...
Record Series 523 contains the Management Education Associates files of Robert B. Andrews, generated during his time at the University of California, Los Angeles, Anderson Graduate School of Management.
The articles of incorporation of the Management Council for Merit Employment Training and Research state that "the specific business in which this corporation is primarily to engage is to develop job opportunities and training for the disadvantaged and to perform...
Record Series 290 contains evaluations of the Graduate School of Management conducted by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) for the years 1958-1983.
Record Series 292 contains memoranda pertaining to the requirements, design, and other aspects of the graduate school's masters and professional masters degree programs. The series also contains minutes of the proposal submitted to the Professional Masters Committee and substantial correspondence...
Record Series 68 contains the administrative files of Robert Tannenbaum, Professor of the Development of Human Systems. Files regard the UCLA Graduate School of Management (GSM) dean selection, faculty evaluation and review, and planning activities for new GSM programs and...
Record Series 299 contains the administrative files of George Steiner. files include correspondence, proposals, conference proceedings, personnel rosters, grant requests, memoranda, and drafts of research papers.
Record Series 283 contains bound and unbound minutes of meetings held by the Department of Management at the UCLA Graduate School of Management, 1936-1982.
Record Series 289 contains minutes of faculty meetings held by the Management Department of UCLA's Graduate School of Management, 1963-1982.
Record Series 69 contains the program files of Robert Tannenbaum, Professor of the Development of Human Systems at UCLA's Graduate School of Management. Files regard programs including Human Factors in Management, Personnel Management & Industrial Relations, Sensitivity Training for Managers...
Record Series 291 contains the academic review files of UCLA's Graduate School of Management Staffing Committee from 1968-1988.
As former regional forester in Region 6 office in Portland, discusses changes in organization of the Service and development of land management policy; experimentation in the field and adoption of new methods by Washington office.
Interviews with Gordon D. Fox, Walter L. Graves, and Chester A. Shields, Service officials. Included also interview with Robert H. Torheim.
Discusses involvement in politics, including 1956 and 1960 presidential campaigns, and management of several campaigns, including Pat Brown's gubernatorial campaigns and Clair Engle's 1958 U.S. Senate race. Copies of photographs inserted.
The collection contains correspondence, documents, reports, and clippings of Charles F. Manahan, an American soldier in the 34th U.S. Infantry, relating to military operations in the Philippines ca. 1899-1901. Many of the items date from a later period and refer...
A collection of material collected by Charles F. Manahan related to the 34th Infantry Regiment, U. S. Volunteers and its activities during the Philippine-American War of 1899 to 1902.
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Contains 11 pairs of posters and an Artist Statment by Ajuan Mance during her time as an Artist-in-Residence with the San Francisco COVID Command Center to help record the internal workings of the City's vast COVID prevention and response efforts...
Correspondence, memoirs, newsletters, and other printed matter relating to the Russian community in Harbin, China. Consists mainly of correspondence among Russian former residents of Harbin.
One color lithograph postcard of the Manchuria (built 1904; passenger vessel).
The collection contains pamphlets, handbooks, railway guides, tourist brochures, and other printed Manchuria-related items, most issued in Great Britain (extracts from publications by the British Foreign Office, the Royal Geographical Society), Manchuria or Japan (issued by various departments of the...
Protests Soviet influence in Manchuria. Signed by a number of American anti-communists.
Collection consists of music manuscripts, music notes, cue sheets and timing sheets for music composed by Mancini for motion pictures: (Universal, 1966), (Universal, 1963), (Warner Brothers, 1962), (Warner Brothers, 1964), (Columbia, 1962), (United Artists, 1969), (Warner Brothers, 1965), (National General,...
Frank Mandel (1884-1958) was a playwright and a producer for Warner Brothers (1937-38). The collection consists of manuscripts of plays by Frank Mandel and other authors, manuscript fragments of poetry and prose, correspondence to and from Mandel, and financial records...
Radio broadcast transcripts, other writings, and sound recordings, relating to American opinion regarding the Soviet Union and development of the Cold War between 1945 and 1948; investigation of subversive activities in the United States; and social conditions in the former...
Field notes made during Mandelbaum's research trips to the Kota and Toda tribes in the Nilgiri Hills of Southern India, and the Plains Cree and Chippewa Indians; manuscripts of published and unpublished articles, books, reviews and speeches; incoming and outgoing...
The papers document the life and work of Benoit B. Mandelbrot, mathematician and pioneer of fractal geometry. The collection contains correspondence, research data, drafts and publications, administrative records, teaching material, photographs, artwork, audiovisual material, and computer media relating to Mandelbrot's...
Alan Mandell is an accomplished theater and film actor, theater manager, stage director, and producer. He was a founding member of the San Francisco Actor's Workshop and the San Quentin Drama Workshop, managed the Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center, and...
The Mandell Gallery exhibited contemporary art made from materials previously associated with a craft tradition, such as fiber, hand blown glass, and ceramic art. It was located in Los Angeles, California and established, owned, and operated by Elizabeth Mandell, running...
Hugh R. Manes (1924-2009) was a civil rights attorney most well-known for representing victims of police misconduct in the Los Angeles area. Manes practiced law for more than forty years and also advocated for disenfranchised groups during peak civil rights...
Contains signatures primarily of musicians and actors: Claudio Arrau, George Baklanov, Bertold Brecht, Ernst Deutsch, Carl Ettlinger, Herbert Eulenberg, Paul Hindemith, Vladimir Horowitz, Emil Jannings, Erika Mann, Alma Moodie, Moriz Rosenthal, Hedwig Kauner-Rosenthal, Rudolf Serkin, Egisto Tango, Hermann H. Wetzler,...
Relates to the family background, political career, and assassination in 1991, of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India. Photocopy.
Articles and publications by and about Dr. George B. Mangold (1876-1962), who was Professor of Sociology and Social Work at USC from 1928 to 1946.
This collection includes flyers, pamphlets, correspondence, meeting notes, articles, and other documents related to the Manhattan Beach Residents Association (MBRA).Also included in this collection are issues of the MBRA publication, "The Observer". Subjects include association engagement with members to raise...
Bills, invoices, correspondence, and other documents relating to the Manhattan Silver Mining Company's operations in and around Austin, Nevada during the period spanning 1863 to 1888.
Bills, invoices, correspondence, and other documents relating to the Manhattan Silver Mining Company's operations in and around Austin, Nevada during the period spanning 1863 to 1888.
Unbound papers consist of business letters received, variously addressed to the Company, Allen and Melville Curtis, John Huber, William H. and John M. Duncan, John E. Boyd, and others, located at Austin and Mineral Hill, Nevada. A few personal letters...
Scrapbook and photograph album documenting Hubert and Beatrice Manifold's road trip from the East Coast to the West Coast and back, taken with two friends.
Manila (schooner) account ledger (HDC 185, SAFR 16468). This volume is undated. It is available for use without restriction.
Allan Manings was a television comedy writer and producer who created the situation comedy with his late wife, actress Whitney Blake. The collection consists of script materials related to Manings' career. Notably absent from the collection are materials related to...
Captioned: Artillería montada en línea desplegada -- Formación en columna por regimentos, con el frente á retaguardia -- Regimento en marcha al paso, en línea desplegada -- El Cuerpo de Ejército marchando en columna, con frente de regimentos-- Líneas de...
The Mervyn P. Manion photographs, 1913-1915, 1934-1950, bulk 1940-1950, (SAFR 24251, P91-084) are comprised of photographs taken by Mervyn P. Manion of passenger and cargo vessels primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. The collection has been processed to...
The Joseph L. Mankiewicz papers span the years 1922-1992 (bulk 1949-1970s) and encompass circa 47 linear feet. The collection includes comprehensive production files and scripts for such films as THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA (1954), CLEOPATRA (1963), GUYS AND DOLLS (1955), A...
The Tom Mankiewicz scripts and photographs span the years 1965-1996 (bulk 1970-1990) and encompass 8 linear feet. The papers are comprised of feature film and television scripts. The photographs are related largely to the films and television programs Mankiewicz directed,...
This collection contains glass plates and negatives of the Manley family in Hawaii during the early 1900s. Also included are images of Clyde and Lucille with the Colorado College hiking group in the Rocky Mountains, and images of the Manley's...
Clippings, press releases, statements, memoranda, correspondence, petitions, and other papers pertaining to the relationship between Stanford University and the Hoover Institution, the proposed Ronald Reagan Presidential Library at Stanford, working conditions for farmworkers on Webb Ranch (located on Stanford lands),...
This collection contains correspondence from CPL John K. Manley, USA, to his mother, Elizabeth Manley, during and after the Second World War.
19 pamphlets by Manley Palmer Hall, many published by the Philosophical Research Society (Los Angeles), with titles such as "The Occult Anatomy of Man," "The Riddle of the Rosicrucians," and "The Sacred Magic of the Qabbalah."
Abby Mann (1927-2008) was an American film writer and producer known for his motion picture drama screenplays. This collection includes scripts, in draft, working, and final forms, from Mann's film writing career throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
Contents: Correspondence (originals and transcripts) of Stephen Hodge Mann, Stockton pioneer, including some letters relating to his mining and farming experiences in California; clippings; and genealogical material.
The Daniel Mann papers span the years 1919-1992 (bulk 1945-1985) and encompass 20 linear feet. The collection consists of production files, scripts, and film-related correspondence for some 20 of Mann's films. There are also clippings, casting requests from actors, teaching...
The collection is comprised of 31 personal letters written primarily between Betty A. Mann, friends and family, as well as between E. C. Mann and Betty A. Mann from 1920 to 1937. Mostly comrpised of general correspondence, the letter contents...
The papers include personal and business correspondence, manuscripts and published articles, and personal documents and photographs, and pencil drawings dating from Heinrich Mann's years in France, 1933-1940 and Los Angeles, 1940-1950.
Papers consist of academic appointment, promotion, and tenure review files; Stanford Law School administrative records; committee records; student organization files; and correspondence. Committees include: admissions; SLS Board of Visitors; curriculum & grading, among others....
Writings, notes, correspondence, interview recordings and transcripts, photocopies of government documents, internet printouts, and other printed matter, relating to American foreign relations with China, foreign policy during the presidential administration of Ronald Reagan, and foreign and military policy during the...
Collection of 74 color slides from the early 1940s, San Francisco. The majority of the collection are 62 color slides that document the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island, San Francisco.
Certificates, receipts, and letters relating to Ralph Mann's service with the Southern Pacific Railroad and his membership in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
This collection contains business papers and some personal papers of Joseph S. Mannasse, a Jewish immigrant and businessman who operated as a merchant and ran a general store in Old Town San Diego beginning in the 1850s.
The papers primarily pertain to Manne's research and writing on energy, energy policy, greenhouse gases, etc., and include correspondence, typescript papers, notes, figures, charts, and computer printouts, with some papers by others.
This collection consists of sound recordings, photographs, jazz magazines and journals, drumming method books, sheet music, books, tour itineraries, programs and fliers
Relates to the Russo-Finnish War.
This collection mainly comprises Robert Manners' correspondence, newspaper clippings, catalogs, bibliographies, administrative records, and other material, 1953-2010. Manners was the owner and operator of the home-based gay and lesbian mail order catalog Books Bohemian (Pasadena, California) from 1977 to 2004.
Sam Manners was a television and motion picture producer with credits such as , , and . The bulk of the collection consists of bound scripts from Manners’ television and motion picture projects. Also included are a small amount of...
Photograph album documenting aviation exhibition meets and daredevil barnstorming events, likely organized by airplane builders Manning Bros. Co., in various Western U.S. locations, including Wenatchee, Washington; Ontario and Portland, Oregon; Moscow, Idaho; and Kearney, Nebraska. Images chiefly depict pusher biplanes...
This collection includes technical publications, project reports and proposals that Larry A. Manning produced, collaborated on or referenced during his career as a scientist and science administrator. The bulk of the collection reflects his career as a mission analyst and...
Correspondence, legal documents, clippings, event flyers, and photographs, 1972-1981, from gay activist Michael T. Manning. In 1975, Manning lodged a complaint with the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners and the Los Angeles City Attorney, requesting a formal investigation into...
Includes nearly 75 years of reports from mines in California, Colorado, Idaho, Mexico and Nevada, as well as bibliographies, notes on trips to mines and materials from mining conferences. Many of the reports are mine or mining property evaluation reports,...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, studies, press releases, briefing books, personnel records, printed articles, and video tapes relating mainly to educational policy in the United States during the presidential administration of George Bush.
Court records and correspondence concerning the patent dispute between John Manny and Cyrus McCormick over a reaper invention.
Manoa (freighter) data book (SAFR 17496, HDC 347) contains one volume from 1915 to 1916 for the freighter MANOA. Also included is a paper with information for determining gravity, flash and fire point of oil, and weights and gravities of...
This collection contains many blueprints, artifacts, and documentation of Manock's time both at Stanford University as an engineering student and at Apple as a product designer.
The consist of nine boxes. The collection's content focuses in part on the evolution of the United States Air Force (USAF), Biomedical and Dietary Science Corp food and diet programs developed from 1947 through 1983, and the related activities of...
The Arthur Mansback papers consists of letters, postcards, telegrams, photographs, training materials, and printed ephemera created and collected by Private Arthur Mansback during his tour of duty in the United States Army Expeditionary Forces in France during the second half...
The collection consists of materials collected by Roger Mansell during the course of his research for his publication , as well as his role as director of the Center for Research of Allied POWs under the Japanese and its corresponding...
Memorabilia, autobiography, recollections, press notices, recital and concert programs, musical compositions, pedagogical publications, and recital programs of his students and the Mansfeldt Piano Club....
This collection contains correspondence from several relations of the Wappner family from Mansfield, Ohio sent to William and Helen Wappner, during the Second World War. The correspondence were sent from brothers, cousins and a friend of Helen's husband, William H....
A research collection containing genealogical research and photographs and other sources that focuses on the prominent Moore family of Yolo County and their descendants. Location A6.2
The Otis Tarleton Mansfield Papers include six photographs of Otis Tarleton Mansfield and other African American soldiers who served in the U.S. Army and Navy during World War I. The papers also include Mansfield’s honorable discharge from the U.S. Naval...
The collection consists of materials created by and belonging to composer and harmonica virtuoso, Eddie Manson. Included are: music manuscripts; correspondence; business papers, and sound recordings pertaining to music for film and television, concert music, and Jewish service music.
Chiefly pertaining to his office as San Francisco City Engineer, 1908-1912, and concerning the city's water supply, particularly the Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor, and the Spring Valley Water Company.
Gianfranco Mantegna (1939-2001) was an Italian-born photographer who was a member of the Living Theatre from 1965 to 1969. His Papers contain photographs of Living Theatre productions and correspondence, posters, programs, and promotional materials relating to the Living Theatre.
The collection is comprised primarily of the manuscripts and correspondence of British novelist Hilary Mantel (1952-2022). Manuscripts include short stories, lectures, interviews, scripts, radio plays, articles and reviews, as well as various drafts and notes for Mantel's novels; also included:...
John Mantley was a television producer and writer. The collection consists of script files and a small amount of production material related to Mantley's involvement on the television shows , , and .
This collection contains correspondence from PFC Tony Mantuano, USMCR to his mother during the Second World War. Also included are several clippings relating to Marines in the war.
Collection contains typescript, annotated in pencil and black ink, bound in green cloth over boards; printed paper labels on upper board and t.p.; spine lettered in gold. "Privately published under the sponsorship of the Surgeon General, U.S. Army, January 1945."...
Secretario de Governación under Mexican President Venustiano Carranza.
Correspondence with Andrés Ortiz, governor of Chihuahua, concerning the politics, activities of Francisco Villa and the establishment of a Mexican newspaper in El Paso, Texas; and with F. E. Vázquez and G. J. Jiménez re finances and the government of...
Principally correspondence of the Mexican Secretaria de Gobernación under President Carranza. Some relates to incidents with the U.S. Includes letters from Luis Cabrera, José Diego Fernández and others.
Correspondence with Alfredo Rodríguez, governor of Oaxaca, concerning funds, elections, and the politically controversial movie El automóvil gris; and a report on the two major political candidates in the upcoming election in Oaxaca, with related information on conditions there, prepared...
Mainly letters from his wife, in Spain, written to him while he was at sea on the Cristobal Colón.
Alvin George Manuel's client, the writer Richard Aldington (1892-1962), was born in Hampshire, England. Aldington began his literary career in London as a part-time sports journalist, became a founding poet of the Imagist movement, wrote novels about World War I,...
Include letters from Pablo de la Guerra, José Rafael González and Francisco Rico.
Relates to conditions in Moscow during the Revolution of 1905; in Turkestan and the Caucasus in 1907; in Moscow during World War I and the Russian Revolution, 1914-1918; and in the Caucasus during the Russian Civil War, 1919-1920.
Relates to military action against rebels and revolutionaries, local elections, politics, roads and railroads, and Yaqui Indians. Includes letters and/or telegrams from Luis E. Torres, Miguel de la Peña, Apolinar Castillo, Telésforo García, Diego Alvarez, Rafael Cravioto, Pudenciano Dorantes, Bernardo...
Letters to Madrid from Jean Baptiste Jecker and others, concerning business transactions in Mexico.
(1890-1974). One letter (ALS) from Komroff, an American writer of plays, novels, and screenplays, to American historian Allan Nevins re Komroff sending him a copy of his book The Grace of Lambs. New York, Aug. 18, 1925. Found in Komroff's...
Letter "A los Españoles del Nuevo Mexico," Fort Manuel, September 8, 1812 (2 p. A.L.S. 26 cm.), proposing to open a trade from his post on the Missouri. With this are two accounts with the U.S. government-a receipt signed by...
Proclamations as governor of Alta California, some pertaining to land grants. Terms of treaty of San Fernando, 1845, between Micheltorena and José Castro included. Also letters from Jacinto Rodriguez.
Includes correspondence of Manuel Núñez de Arenas; legal and business papers of Antonio Maria de Mena; correspondence and accounts for the firm of Juan Angel Ortiz; and legal papers of the Castro family in Spain.
The Manuel Ruiz, Jr. papers support research on such topics as organization of Hispanic communities, discrimination and segregation in housing, employment and schooling, the administration of justice, police-community relations, and juvenile delinquency--each topic important to an understanding of the Mexican...
Drafts of letters, some written while governor of Alta California, relating to the secularization of missions and to the battle of Los Angeles just prior to his departure for Mexico. Later letters concern his military career in Mexico and various...
Documents relating to his military career before and after the governorship of California in 1831.
Documents as Governor of California. Includes report on census for 1830 and document regarding a dispute, with marginal note by Victoria and letter of Leandro Flores on verso, concerning the dispute.
Personal and professional papers of Wiley W. Manuel, Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court from 1977 to 1981. Materials date from 1939 through 2010.
Agreement with property owners.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, speeches and writings, clippings, printed matter, and other material, relating to political events in Romania, and Romanian anti-communist emigre movements.
The Martin Manulis collection, 1954-1985 contains scripts and production materials from television programs produced by Manulis. Seasons 1 and 2 of Playhouse 90 (1956-1958) represent the bulk of the collection, which also includes development materials for the anthology series Climax!...
Carmen Manus was a member of the Dutch underground in Haarlem during World War II, and was a newspaper carrier for the underground paper . The collection contains Dutch underground newspapers concerning the end of World War II, the book,...
Manuscript and periodical article about Bully Hayes (SAFR 17188, HDC 293) are by A.T. Saunders and Gordon W. Thayer, respectively. Titled "Bully Hayes: An Authentic Life of William Henry Hayes," this photographic copy was compiled and written by Saunders in...
Paper copies from microfilm are available.
Manuscript book of Vessel Names (SAFR 17191, HDC 295) is an alphabetically-tabbed volume. Entries are alphabetical only by the first letter of each vessel name. In addition to vessel name, an abbreviation of vessel type is listed followed by numeric...
The collection contains 92 manuscripts, written/compiled between the early twentieth century and early twenty-first century. These manuscripts range from television and movie scripts to flight logs, accident report, personal recollections, and biographies/memoirs. Subjects include (but are not limited to) early...
The Manuscript Cookbook was written by an unknown individual from the Scranton, Pennsylvania area. The Cookbook consists of handwritten recipes, recipes clipped from newspapers, and several medicinal recipes contained in a small daily diary dated 1935. Clipped recipes are pasted...
There are over 500 items on a varied range of topics, including documents pertaining to Los Angeles and Southern California history; personal accounts and diaries; the Civil War and Reconstruction periods; World War I and II eras; and historic documents...
A collection of two manuscript leaves removed from two different antiphonaries. Each leaf consists of two pages of handwritten music for use in a liturgical choir. Both leaves were likely created some time between the 14th and 16th centuries. One...
This collection consists of material from the Bruce & Rachel Jeffer Collection of WPA/Federal Writers Project and related New Deal material. The items include histories, guide books, manuals, bulletins, references, research files, costume plates and other works. There are 39...
Individual items cataloged separately.
A receipt book from the Sons of Temperance (SOT) in the early days of Healdsburg, California containing a series of entries recording monies collected at the weekly or bi-weekly meetings of SOT Division 72, with the names of who collected...
Material gathered in preparation for books on Mark Twain, John W. Mackay and the Comstock Lode. A collection of Shakespeareana and a few miscellaneous essays are also included.
1. Letters in Spanish, apparently models for social and business usage, possibly compiled for Indian students of Spanish. Written in Coyotepec (Cuautitlán) and Mexico City, from 1793-1814 (14 p.) -- 2. A Spanish-Náhuatl vocabulary with a concluding note signed by...
The Manuzio family were renowned Venetian printers. Aldo Manuzio (1449 or 50-1515) was a Venetian printer who founded the Aldine Press and started the Hellenic Academy at Venice that contributed to the cause of learning in Italy. The collection consists...
Collection is composed of photographs of 2131 H Street, a postcard of the Sacramento Winery, a trade card for A. A. Van Vorhies and Co., glass bottles from local breweries, and brewery ephemera from the region. All objects date from...
Concerns life at Manzanar, construction, army crack down at the Santa Anita Assembly Center and advice on going to the next camp. Also includes two telegrams expressing sympathy on death of daughter.
Materials relating to the forced relocation to Manzanar, California, of Miriko Nagahama and Honey Mitsuye Toda, including correspondence, photographs, and newspapers, donated in 1981 and 1995.
This collection contains one album with photographs and newspaper clippings related to the Manzanar incarceration camp, Santa Fe Japanese Baseball team, and the Koyasan Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles. It also contains oversized photographs of Japanese interior design. Most of...
Collection of correspondence, photographs, newsletters and related materials. Alpha list.
The Manzanar War Relocation Center was located in the Owens Valley in Central California. The United States Army initially established the camp as the Owens Valley Reception Center under the management of the Wartime Civil Control Administration (WCCA), March-May 1942....
Records of the Manzanita Club of San Jose, founded in 1884, including yearbooks and minute books.
This collection contains collection of school registers for the Manzanita School, located near Healdsburg, California.
Correspondence, journal, stock journal, bylaws, description of lands, water grants, legal documents and other papers pertaining to Leland Stanford's association with the Manzanita Water Company. Also includes papers relating to Leland Stanford's San Francisco properties and recommendations of the Pacific...
Relates to the Sino-Japanese War of 1937-1945, and the Civil War in China, 1945-1949. Photocopy.
This collection contains the records of the Mao Zedong Writing Project, which aimed to comprehensively translate the writings of Chinese leader Mao Zedong (1893-1976) into English. The project operated from the 1970s to 1992, first at Brown University and then...
Original map of North America by H.S. Tanner, 1822.
"Map of Pioneer Trails, 1541-1867." 1 item, printed 1972. .01 linear feet (1 folder). Oversize, cabinet 1/1.
Two-page Civil War era map from Harper's Weekly, pp. 181-182, ca. 1864. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
Holograph letter written from the Head Quarters of the 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Washington, D.C.
The Edward Mapp collection consists of approximately 1,200 posters and 0.5 linear foot of manuscript material. The collection contains miscellaneous correspondence; programs, invitations, and publicity announcements for various exhibitions of posters from Mapp's collection; his dissertation; photographs; and a separately...
The papers and photographs of Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989) span the artist's career, from his early drawings, collages and jewelry to his renowned photographic work in the 1970s and 1980s. The photographic material in the archive includes Polaroids, photographs, commercial commissions,...
The Maps and Brochures of La Jolla and San Diego County Collection is made up of maps and brochures beginning in 1870, collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. This...
The Holt-Atherton Special Collections and Archives curates hundreds of maps that focus on the West, California, the Central Valley, San Joaquin Valley, and Stockton. A searchable inventory of the maps is available below under "Additional Collection Guides." Special thanks to...
This collection consists of several maps of China from the second half of the 20th century.
A collection of 152 printed maps of Paris and its environs, dating from 1754 to 1907. Most are hand-colored, indexed, and many are illustrated with vignettes of famed monuments.
Two hand-colored maps of Peru: "Carte du Pérou Pour l"histoire Générale des Voyages ...," vol. 11 (or II), page 376, by Benard Direxit, [ca. 1600s?]; and "Carte du Perou, se trouvent les Audiences de Quito, Lima et la Plata...," by...
The Santa Clara University Map Collection consists of 41 maps, drawings, surveys, and site plans of Santa Clara University. The maps in the collection range in date from 1854 to 1982, and include items prepared by public works officials, professional...
Ten lithographed hand-colored maps of Vienna published (and possibly drawn) by Austrian cartographer Carl Graf Vasquez. One print shows the city and neighboring districts in the medieval era (1147); the remaining prints show the city in the years prior to...
Collection documents the academic and research activities of UCLA Professor of Anthropology Jacques Jerome Pierre Maquet and includes: correspondence, course and lecture files, field notes, film, photographic prints and slides, publications, research proposals, speeches and presentations, and subject files. Field...
Papers collected by Armando de María y Campos, Mexican poet, novelist, biographer, and journalist. Materials include a collection of twentieth-century corridos, a list of Mexican periodicals, documents (1633-1818) related to the Conde del Valle de Orizaba, and numerous historical documents...
Armando de María y Campos (1897-1967) was a Mexican scholar and journalist whose interests were Mexico's history, especially the Revolution of 1910-1927, and the Hispanic stage. The collection contains clippings, correspondence, programs, and scripts relating to Mexican drama and Mexican...
The Ralph Maradiaga Collection covers Maradiaga's educational, professional and creative accomplishments. They are recorded in exhibit materials, poetry, posters and other papers. Many slides and photos are part of this collection as well. The photos cover much of his personal...
Clippings from German newspapers and periodicals, relating to World War I.
Collection consists of original and copy production artwork related to Marble Arch Productions. Included in the collection are stills, set plans and details for the film Saturn 3 and copied story board sketches for the television movie All Quiet on...
Frank Earl Marble (1918-2014) earned his PhD from Caltech in 1948, and remained as GALCIT faculty and active in his research at Caltech for over fifty years. The Frank E. Marble papers illustrate Marble's contributions to the field of aeronautics...
Summarizes proceedings of the Marburger Hochschulgespräche, a conference of German and foreign scholars held at Marburg, concerning academic studies in Germany.
Lecture notes on courses given by a Mr. Mounier on the Odes and Ars Poetica of Horace and on rhetoric.
Business records. (1863-1893) of A. Blochman & Co., San Luis Obispo, in which his family were associated, are included. There are also records of various companies with which Cerf was associated, records of his legal practice and judgeship, personal and...
Box 2748: biography and correspondence; Box 2749: correspondence; Box 2750: trip to France, demise of Poodle Dog, invoices; Box 2751; price lists and invoices; Box 2752: restaurant documentation; Box 2753: legal documents; Box 2754: personal and miscellaneous; Box 2755: Camille's...
Two mss giving volume by volume listing of the contents of Gazette de Beaux Arts and L'Art, ca. 1859-1894. Alpha list.
Six letters (ALS), in French, to [?] Stirling, ca. 1908-1909. Laid in Poete's Les Primitifs Parisiens. Alpha list.
This collection contains records of the music career of Nino Marcelli, a nationally recognized musician, composer, arranger, and music teacher who worked in San Diego, CA from 1920 till his death in 1967.
This collection contains the correspondence, records, and ephemera of Pvt. Edward R. Marcellus, AEF during the First World Warfrom his time in France and Germany during WWI.
San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 1, 1855. Handwritten letter (4 p.) to friend with details of his voyage aboard the clipper ship, The Challenger, to San Francisco by way of Cape Horn. Having arrived safely he writes that he has not...
Meeting minutes, flyers, clippings, correspondence, press releases, mailing and registration lists, notes, financial records, pamphlets, mass mailings, and newsletters of the March Committee for Lesbian and Gay Rights/Los Angeles, 1980-1982, undated. Emerging from the 1979 March on Washington and the...
9 posters created by students from the Los Angeles Service Academy, who participated in the March for our Lives in Los Angeles, March 24, 2018.
Meeting minutes, notes, logistical information, and flyers regarding the March on Sacramento in June 1971. Troy Perry, as chairman of the Committee for Sexual Law Reform, led the march from San Francisco to Sacramento to protest discriminatory California laws against...
Administrative, financial, programmatic and follow-up records of the national office of the March on Washington for Gay and Lesbian Rights, held on October 11, 1987.
Research files, correspondence, publication files, ephemera, and memorabilia relating to Marchand's research in American corporate history.
An author and critic, the Donna Marchetti papers includes materials related to the World War II-era Japanese internment camp, Los Baños (Philippines).
The collection chiefly contains the correspondence of Italian physicist Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937), primarily to his American fiancée, Josephine Bowen Holman. There are two manuscripts: Morse Code Legend written by Marconi and Holman's diary for January to April 1902.
A collection of material related to the Italian inventor and electrical engineer Guglielmo Marconi and his chief engineer Richard Norman Vyvyan.
John Marcum was an Africanist scholar and political historian who published extensively on post-colonial southern Africa, especially Angola, Mozambique, and South Africa. Marcum was also involved with education and study abroad programs both in Africa and elsewhere.
Papers of the New York physician Marcus Whitman and his wife Narcissa (Prentiss) Whitman. Includes: card of admission for medical lectures, 1825; Marcus Whitman's fragmentary diary notes, May-July, 1835, on journey to Rocky Mountains with Samuel Parker; letters to his...
The Clare Cooper Marcus collection is primarily comprised of course materials and student work from her time teaching at the University of California, Berkeley from 1969 to 1994 and research notes from her field studies at St. Francis Square (San...
Typescript. Mainly recollections of his parents and his life in Germany, his emigration to America in 1882 and to California in 1883, and an account of the hardships in his new life.
Diaries and oral history recording and transcript relating to the condition of Jews in Nazi Germany, and to the Jewish refugee community in China during World War II.
Contains biographical material, newspaper clippings, exhibition material, publications, scrapbooks, photgraphs and slides pertaining to Irving Marcus, artist and chairman of the Art Department at Sacramento State during 1966-1969.
The Jana Marcus papers includes exhibit photographs, text panels, a book, and related material from her Transfigurations project. Transfigurations was a photographic series focused on the transgender community in Northern California. The exhibit includes portrait photographs of transgender people and...
These files pertain to Marcus' contributions toward the development of many campus technology programs including Team to Improve Productivity at Stanford (TIPS), and her work to help faculty integrate computers into their teaching....
This collection includes biographical material, correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, teaching materials, poetry and film criticism.
The Neil Marcus papers document his life and work as a writer, actor, artist, dancer and disability rights activist from his early childhood through his adult life. There is incoming and outgoing correspondence; writings, including materials related to his play...
The working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material of chemist Rudolph A. Marcus form the collection known as the R. A. Marcus Papers in the California Institute of Technology Archives. Marcus is best known for his contributions to the theory...
This selection of 121 photographs document the primary events and personalities of the Free Speech Movement.
This collection includes personal and business correspondence, manuscripts and published articles, and personal documents and photographs, and pencil drawings dating from Marcuse's years in France, 1933-1940 and Los Angeles, 1940-1950.
The collection includes an interview log, interview release forms, interview transcripts, diskettes, program of the CFMN Silver Anniversary Program, and diskette printouts.
Holograph letter written by William L. Marcy from Washington, [D. C.] to Reuben Withers, Esq. granting Withers the authority to endorse a bank note in the amount of $1,018.00.
This collection contains the professional papers of Arthur J. Marder. It contains primarily manuscripts and research materials used for four of his historical works on the British Navy in the 20th century, and correspondence with British naval officers, which includes...
This collection contains fourty-eight carbon copies of narratives written by TSgt. Murrey Marder, USMC during the Second World War.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, proposals, minutes, testimony, legal documents, printed matter, and audiovisual material relating to education policy during the presidential administration of Richard M. Nixon, school desegregation, surveillance of radical movements, administration of the Federal Bureau of...
Reverend Vahac Mardirosian has been a major advocate of Mexican-American educational reforms in Los Angeles and San Diego school districts since the early 1960s. This collection contains material related to his pastoral work, his involvement with the 1968 East Los...
Mare Island, Calif. views show aerial views of the Navy yard during World War I and later. Also includes close up views of ships, buildings, docks, and other WWI era views at Mare Island. Other photos show Robert Morrow's house...
The collection consists of 33 photographs of mostly United States Navy vessels at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California.
Negative photostatic copy of letter, June 17, 1854, from Secretary of the Navy J.C. Dobbin to Governor John Bigler (with copies of correspondence, 1941, concerning it); positive photostats of 4 letters, 1854-1856, from David G. Farragut, Commandant.
Four page document, addressed to Commodore Smith, Superintendent of Docks and Yards, Washington, D.C. Circa 1854. Testimonial for James Warner, master mason and resident of California since 1849, for a permanent appointment at Mare Island Navy Yard as master mason....
Four page document, addressed to Commodore Smith, Superintendent of Docks and Yards, Washington, D.C. Circa 1854. Testimonial for James Warner, master mason and resident of California since 1849, for a permanent appointment at Mare Island Navy Yard as master mason....
Unmounted cartes de visite prints.
Photographs show detailed views of interior operations at Mare Island Naval shipyard in Vallejo, Calif. Included are: machinery, workshops, the route board, flag room, flag sewing areas and equipment, sewing machines, boiler shop, ship cabinet making division, upholstery department, tool...
Title devised by cataloger.
Partial contents: Part I (portfolio) - statement (1939) concerning James W. Marshall signed by Miss Kelley, George Johnson and other residents of Kelsey, Calif.; signed poem by Edwin Markham; notes on "Pegleg" Smith; pictures and miscellaneous papers
Sixteen family photos from album of Margaret Schlichtman, showing the Estudillo home in San Leandro, Margaret Schlichtmann with Harold & Mabel Holmes (of Holmes Bookstore, San Francisco), "Hull's Meadow Cabin 1941" and scenes on family vacation about this same time,...
Contains correspondence from Hans Hofmann's wife Maria (Miz) Hofmann to Margaret Jensen and other related items concerning Hans Hofmann's career. Correspondence topics include news about exhibitions and personal concerns. Other items include photocopies of Hofmann's lectures at Berkeley in 1931,...
The collection includes letters sent to Margaret Cooper while she was living and studying at U.C. Berkeley in the 1950s. The primary correspondents are her mother, Helen Cooper; her father, Lyle Cooper, a labor organizer for the United Packinghouse Workers...
Account book, correspondence, diaries, files, notes and drafts, photographs.
Contains Margaret Chung's personal writings, draft of an autobiography, speeches, addresses, radio script, tribute to Sophie Tucker, lyrics, as well as correspondence with Madame Chiang Kai-shek from 1943 to 1952, photographs of the President and Madame, and general correspondence. The...
Includes correspondence, agenda and minutes.
Correspondence, Christmas greetings and watercolor sketches by Santa Barbara book artist, book plate designer, and printmaker Margaret Ely Webb (1877-1965), as well as essays by/about her.
Letters concerning the Aid to Dependent Children Program.
Among the documents are deeds to land in Sonoma County and an Abstract of Title and List of Incumbrances ... affecting Lots 2 and 3 ... in Rancho Laguna de San Antonio, Sonoma County, Calif. ... Dec. 14, 1899.
Snapshots and portraits of Native Americans associated with Margaret Langdon's efforts to study and preserve various indigenous languages of San Diego County (Calif.) and northern Baja California (Mexico). Includes photographs taken in Mesa Grande, Jamul, Barona, the Capitan Grande Indian...
Research files for the publication, The Shadow of the Arrow, a History of Death Valley and Early Travelers Through the Area. The files consist of photostatic and typed copies of documents and maps, and a total of 133 photographs.
Materials relating to the Berkeley Council of the Camp Fire Girls; East Bay Girls Service Association; and other community activities. Includes correspondence, biographical materials, financial records, notebooks, minutes of meetings, theater programs, and photographs.
One autograph book and one photo (carte de visite), ca. 1880s. No prominent names noted. .05 linear feet (1 folder).
The Margaret Meier Collection of Extreme Right Ephemeral Materials, c1930-1980, consists of 47 manuscript boxes and 9 print boxes. The collection contains Margaret and Herbert Meier's materials documenting the rise and the activities of the extreme right in California and...
An American teacher at Mbooni Mission, Kenya photo album. Undated but circa 1927. Over 100 snapshots approximately 7.5 cm x 10 cm. About 70 are mounted (four per page with corner mounts) in a large (oblong 28 cm.) album. Almost...
Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings of articles written by and about Oliver for various California newspapers as well as Socialist Party publications, including a column she wrote for the California Social-Democrat. Several clippings feature Oliver's Socialist and community activities and her...
The Margaret N. Palmer Collection of Pacificulture Foundation Papers covers a range of institutional records and activities during the formative years of the Pacificulture Foundation. The bulk of the collection dates from the 1960 through the 1970s. It consists of...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Margaret Orchard Pearce photograph albums, Bernath Mss 332. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
One letter (TLS) describing her health problems, and about her new book, Don't put your daughter on the stage; and one postcard (ALS).
Two Christmas cards with designs by Peterson.
Manuscripts and research materials of Margaret Ryder Sanborn.
One letter (TLS) to Robert B. Sweet re his article concerning birth control technique. New York, 1 Nov. 1932. Alpha list.
Correspondence with Mrs. Paden and with various persons in the area; questionnaires; notes; rough drafts of portions of the manuscript; sketch maps; etc.
Include correspondence, clippings and ephermeral material relating to various localities in California - Fort Ross, San Leandro, Groveland and the Big Gap flume in Tuolumne County.
The collection relates to to the editing and publication of the journals of Jesús María Estudillo. It contains correspondence; manuscript drafts; research notes; document transcriptions; clippings; and photographs.
Photographs relating to the history of the San Francisco Bay Area and, particularly, to the Estudillo family and the journals of Jesús María Estudillo, edited initially by Margaret Schlichtmann, and completed for publication by Marie Wilson at the request of...
Photographs show San Francisco views: the Ferry Building, Golden Gate Park, Cliff House, Fort Point, Land's End (with bathers), ships on the bay, etc. Other photos show Yosemite scenery, Devil's Post Pile, a photographer in the Sierra Nevadas, Mammoth Valley...
Diary describing the social life of a wealthy San Francisco Bay Area family, it also contains Margaret's thoughts about school, war, and entertainment during the Great Depression.
Margaret Wentworth Owings was born in 1913 in Berkeley, California. She graduated in 1934 from Mills College and the following year completed graduate studies in art at the Fogg Museum at Harvard University. In the 1940s she led successful campaigns...
Mainly pictures of Owings and the following friends: Ansel Adams, Evelyn and Amyas Ames, Albert Bender, David Brower, Helen Hobart, Lady Bird Johnson, George and Gerry Lindsay, Edward P. Morgan, Wendy Morgan, Gordon Newell, Georgia O'Keeffe, Nathaniel A. Owings, Emily...
Interviewer: David E. Russell, [1998-1999?]. Interviewee(s): Margarita Suarez. Transcript: Corrected transcript in binder.
Files relating to her political activities in Berkeley, Calif., 1938-1942; and miscellaneous writings by her relating to her career as a social worker in Berkeley.
This collection contains genealogical charts of Sonoma County families, research notebooks and World War II ration books. It also includes the original 1872 diary of Alice Hamilton and transcriptions by Margery Jones Wolf.
In nearly forty-two years of operation as one of the foremost art venues in Los Angeles (1970 -2012), Margo Leavin Gallery presented over five hundred exhibitions. Grounded in Minimalism and Pop Art, the gallery showed a mix of works by...
Contains manuscripts of Skinner's fiction, non-fiction and poetry, including her book "As green as emeraude." Also includes biographical information, a travel scrapbook mostly about Hawaii and ephemera.
Posters promoting Margo St. James Task Force on Prostitution, drawing awareness to the impact of criminalization on prostitutes and its costs to society, in particular the City of San Francisco. Each poster depicts an anonymous prostitute with text pertaining to...
Burt Margolin, a Democrat, was elected to the California Assembly in 1982 to represent the 45th Assembly District. The Burt Margolin Papers consist of 10.5 cubic feet of textual records and 95 audiocassettes documenting Margolin's activities in the California State...
Ben Margolis (1910- ) helped draft the United Nations charter, the rule of law, and the conduct of the United States government in Viet-nam and the Dominican Republic (1965). The collection consists of government documents regarding Ben Margolis including material...
Contains correspondence with friends and publishers including Philip Whalen, Donald Allen and Joanne Kyger; subject files on the greater San Francisco Bay Area; manuscript drafts of books and articles; scrapbooks containing her columns; maps (chiefly in oversize).
Collection of documents, research materials, copies of academic theses, interviews, etc. related to Smith's work on "The mentally retarded child in 1930s San Francisco" and the forty-year follow-up study.
Letters to Melville F. Phillips, 1923-1949, containing comments on her former husband, Arnold Bennett, and on Edith Sitwell. With these, a letter of transmittal from Mr. Phillips to Travis Bogard, Nov. 4, l980, with information on Mrs. Bennett.
The Stan Margulies Collection consists of the papers of Stan Margulies. Margulies was a producer of made-for-TV movies and miniseries, including the ratings hits and .
Correspondence, press releases, reports, clippings, printed matter, and memorabilia, relating to human rights conditions and conditions of political prisoners in Czechoslovakia, and to Jiri Wolf and other Czechoslovak dissidents.
One letter (ALS) to her cousin, re family matters, n.d. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Letters by the Duchess describe her life in England (sometimes at the royal court); her travels on the continent; activities of her husband, Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha; her family, etc.
Includes portrait and snapshot photographs of Maria von Ridelstein and her husband Herbert von Ridelstein, photographic reproductions of their artwork, and photographs depicting art exhibitions and Maria's Art & Style Studio in San Francisco. Also includes original drawings by the...
1 letter (ALS), in Spanish, written on her behalf by her daughter, to her brother, re death of family members including her husband, Jose Maria (a prominent judge and legislator). Santa Barbara, Oct. 1871. Includes translation. Purchase from Joan Perkal
This collection comprises 14 boxes of records primarily related to the firm Maria Kipp Handweaves, dating from approximately 1938 to 1995. The records include customer order records which include products ordered for both private individuals, designers, and design firms, as...
Letters from her husband, Isaac Child, and others concerning her sister's California plans; letters from her sister, Sophia A. Eastman, (who later married Harrison Eastman) concerning voyage from Boston on brig, Colorado, and experiences in San Francisco, including nursing at...
Relates to personal matters.
About Carl Rogers. Interviewer: David E. Russell, 4 June 1991. Interviewee(s): Maria Bowen. Related materials: Carl Rogers Collection (HPA Mss ) and Carl Rogers Oral History.
This collection consists of materials related to the late San Francisco Bay Area poet Paul Mariah, a pioneer of the gay literary scene.
Views of Mrs. Williams and her friends from the Los Angeles High School Class on the beach at Santa Catalina Island.
Retrospective interviews about Marian Elliott Koshland (1921-1997) with eight individuals--friends, family and colleagues. Koshland's support of immunology as a distinct field, role in the reorganization of biology at the University of California, Berkeley; membership and support of the Haverford College...
Materials relating particularly to Lothrop's work on Mariano G. Vallejo.
Documents include: deed, dated 29 June 1850, for one square mile of land in Sonoma County; deed, dated 30 December 1852, for 59.5 acres in the city of Sonoma, to Benicia Vallejo; M.G. Vallejo's account book, as Treasurer, Board of...
The collection consists of material, primarily correspondence (mostly outgoing) related to Maric's efforts through international legal action to recover eight paintings stolen from him in Paris during World War II. The paintings were to have been transferred from Paris to...
Title suppled by cataloger.
Construction costs, bills, invoices, and other financial records for the Maricopa & Phoenix Railroad and the Maricopa, Phoenix & Salt River Valley.
Relates to Ferdinand Foch, marshal of the French Army.
Seven items, including correspondence, advertisement, magazine article, Christmas message, and litho portrait of British birth control advocate Marie Carmichael Stopes, found in books by her, ca. 1930s-1940s. Alpha list.
Correspondence, manuscripts of her poems, notes and prose writings, journals. Also included, correspondence and papers of George Parsons West, her husband. Correspondence regarding literature and social or political issues is prominent. Major correspondents include: Albert M. Bender, Stella Benson, James...
Contains articles, drafts, and correspondence written by a journalist, Marie Elwell Onions. Onions created an independent freelance syndicate, the Fair View Syndicate, to provide subscribers a view of the construction and progress of the Golden Gate International Exposition prior to...
Writings of Marie Taylor, 1848 and 1854 (poetry and prose). 19 journals of Marie Taylor, 1860-1877; 1 of Lillian Taylor Kiliani, 1919. Correspondence between the family, 1891-1927. There are also 4 boxes of cookbook material, much handwritten in both German...
Small scrapbook with clippings, many from a column in the Santa Barbara Daily News entitled "In the Oilfields," with latest news on drilling on the Santa Barbara Mesa and Ellwood fields, as well as Ventura (incl. [Robert] Moran's Oil Ridge...
Chiefly portrait drawings of war veterans drawn at the Letterman Army Hospital, San Francisco, in the early 1950s. Also includes other portraits, including one of Christian Dior; a few fashion drawings; an illustrated holiday greeting card; and a sketch of...
May d’ Marie’s collection includes Agendas, Articles, Artifacts, Audio Recordings, Binders, Books, Certificates, Newspaper Clippings, Personal Correspondence, Ephemera, Film, Handbills, Lecture Notes, Lectures, Legal Documents, Manuscripts, Memorabilia, Notes, Notebooks, Organizational Records, Photographs, Posters, Event Programs, Publications, Scrapbooks, Speeches and Video...
Relates to Serbian émigré politics.
Relates to personal matters and international relations.
Letters from Myron Brinig, Eleanor S. Brooks (the first Mrs. Van Wyck Brooks), Gladys Brooks (the second Mrs. Brooks), Jaime De Angulo, Langston Hughes, Una C. Jeffers, Ella Winter, Clarkson Crane, Van Wyck Brooks and Henry Varnum Poor. Many of...
Letters to Queen Alexandra of Great Britain. Relates to matters of state and family.
This collection includes 5 DVDs of recordings of news segments and other television programs circa 1987-1992 related to Project Inform and HIV/AIDS. In the late 1980s and 1990s, Emily Mariko-Sanders recorded stories off of the television related to Project Inform...
3 cartons of files related to student and curriculum affairs, 1977 to 2001. 1 carton of source materials used for writing "Promise on Parnassus," 1928 to the 1990s....
Contains one photograph of Harold Anthony Hyde, Class of 1917, speaking at graduation ceremony, one pictorial postcard depicting senior pilgrimage near the Campanile, and a California Alpha Sigma Phi Association bond from 1919.
Tapes from lectures and presentations by professors in Ghana. Several of these are Professor J.H. Kwabena Nketia's lectures, who was a member of the music staff at the University of Ghana and UCLA.
Materials collected over a period of years from a long-time resident of the area for use in a possible book. Includes typescript of manuscript, research files, index card file (arranged chronologically and by subject), maps, brochures, promotional materials, memorabilia, ephemera,...
Norman Mailer and Lawrence Schiller published the book, , ca. 1973. The collection consists of a set of original photographic art prints (oversize and poster size) of Marilyn Monroe as displayed in Peri's Pictures' Marilyn Monroe Exhibition.
The collection contains handwritten notebooks and typed manuscripts with annotations by Sachs; proof sheets; a finished jacket cover and cover designs; and a very short biography of Sachs. The collection also includes the following: a copy of Sach's book, Lost...
Contains minutes and other business relating to the Marin Central Labor Union.
V. 1 - undated listing of names and property with evaluations; v. 2 - lists for 1854 and 1855, certified by the county assessor, with signatures of some of the property owners.
This collection contains records produced by the Marin County AIDS Advisory Commission (MAAC) and documents one aspect of the county’s official response to AIDS. The collection includes organizational records; correspondence and memos; meeting agendas and minutes for various committees; reports;...
Includes bids for building bridges; specifications for roads, and other materials.
Collection contains photographs of towns, scenes, and activity in many Marin County (Calif.) locations. The following locations are particularly well documented: Bolinas, Larkspur (especially the Ho Ho Estate: including snaphots as well as prints of drawings by C. Neilson) Marshall,...
This collection documents the activities of the Tobacco Education Program of the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services (MCTEP).
Consists primarily of Marin County Transit Commission reports, agendas, and minutes (1971-1981). Also contains Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District reports (1971-1977) and Golden Gate Recreational Travel Study reports (1976-1977).
This collection comprises offprints of critical theory articles published by Louis Marin, and a bibliography of his work. The bulk of the materials are in French and English.
Postcards depicting scenes along the Rhine River; and a program for a carnival in Coblenz held by the United States Third Army while serving as an occupation force in Germany.
Primarily views of San Francisco, Mill Valley, and Marin and Sonoma Counties, California. Includes many views of schools in the San Francisco Bay area, residences, community events, etc.
Material collected by the Marin Theatre Company, including programs, photographs, media, clippings and office files. An individual separately donated programs at an earlier date, and these are included in this collection.
The collection consists of early records, meeting minutes, and photographs documenting the formative years of the Marine Biological Association of San Diego and its transition into the Scripps Institution of Biological Research, predecessor of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
to be added See very detailed descriptions of archives in supplemental PDF file link below.
Joel Hedgpeth discusses his family and education, ecology, ecological communities and the work of Ed Ricketts, his time as Director of the Pacific Marine Station at Dillon Beach, the proposed Nuclear Power Plant of Pacific Gas and Electric at Bodega...
Marine Cooks and Stewards Association of the Pacific Coast minutes, BANC MSS 2004/178 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Marine Engineering and Harbor Development records (SAFR 14296, HDC 88) consists of 27 documents. These documents are specifications, pamphlets and drawings relating to marine engineering and harbor development. The plans are from International Marine Engineering. Also included is a contract...
The Marine engineering records collection, 1948-1954 and undated (SAFR 23832, HDC 1676) consists of information regarding an operations and maintenance manual for a pump, vessel specifications, and instructions for marine boiler water treatment. The collection has been processed to the...
Marine History of the Pacific Northwest manuscripts (SAFR 17185, HDC 290) contains the pre-published versions of the first and second edition of the book of the same title by Gordon Newell. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Series consists of six handcolored stereoscopic photographs of tidepool rockweeds, a star fish regrowing a new arm, a cluster of black abalones, goose barnacles and mussels attached to the face of a rock, and sea anenomes and sea urchins.
Portraits of Standish Tynan and others aboard various ships, pictures of numerous ships (identified in finding aid), various newspaper clippings which relate to shipping, and two letters. Several of the voyages represented were to the Arctic from the Pacific Northwest,...
1970s and 1980s. Correspondence and related printed ephemera, re Scottish history. Accompanies a book collection on the same topic. Alpha list.
The Mariners' Museum photograph collection, 1922, (SAFR 24830, P77-046) is comprised of a photograph of MARIA BORGES (built 1884; ship, 3m) foundered at Newport News, Virginia. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
Soviet propaganda leaflet, dropped over Romania in 1944; and two letters from the Romanian politician Iuliu Maniu, relating to conditions in Romania under communism.
The founder and leader of the futurist movement. Married Benedetta Cappa, a futurist writer and artist, in 1923. Collection includes minor manifesto manuscripts, generally typewritten, sometimes translated or excerpted; a number of minor literary manuscripts; and 20,000 slides that reproduce...
Writer and founder and leader of the Italian Futurist movement. Correspondence, writings, photographs, and printed matter from Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's papers, documenting the history of the futurist movement from its beginning in the journal Poesia, through World War I, and...
Filippo Tomasso Marinetti's class notes, essays, and stories that he wrote for secondary school in Alexandria, Egypt. One notebook by Leone Marinetti. Selected correspondence, 1891-1943, with school friends and the school rector. Letters concerning the futurist enterprise from Gino Severini,...
This collection primarily contains materials related to the Council on Religion and the Homosexual (CRH) and includes organizational records; correspondence and memos; board and member meeting minutes; conference materials; financial records; mass mailings; publications; and writings and bibliographies on the...
Letters describe experiences mining in Sutters Creek and Placerville, California.
The Marinship Corporation records (SAFR 14318, HDC 90) consists of work ledgers, correspondence, memoranda, photographs, reports, scrapbooks, and ephemera which document certain phases of activity of Marinship Corporation between 1942-1945. An additional finding aid that includes arrangement, added entries and...
Photographs transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1983.163).
The Marinship Corporation shipyard photograph, 1942-1945, (SAFR 24635, P15-007) is comprised of a panorama photograph of the Marinship Corporation shipyard in Sausalito, California, during World War II. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for...
Views of World War II era launchings from the Marinship shipyard on San Francisco Bay, and of related social events. Views of the drydocks, ships, guests of honor, entertainers, and Marinship personnel are present. Ships featured most prominently are the...
Includes correspondence dealing with the Metropolitan Opera Regional Auditions; personal papers which consist of promotional documents, and biographical and/or pedagogical writings; newspaper and magazine clippings; 22 annotated scores; 7 programs; opera snakes; about 350 photographs; 12 scrapbooks; 285 transcription discs,...
The oral biography traces Garcia's academic career from the University of Texas, El Paso, where he completed his undergraduate work and earned an MA in history, to his first teaching position at San Jose State. It also covers his doctoral...
Contains 10 letters describing Savio's experiences in Mississippi including his involvement with the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, Mississippi Freedom Schools, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, and African American voter registration, also discussing the KKK, FBI and his education at the...
Miscellaneous correspondence, chiefly letters concerning requests for congressional patronage or support while De Vries served in the U.S. House of Representatives, and letters attempting to influence him while he served as a judge for the U.S. Court of Customs Appeals.
This collection contains the papers of American screenwriter and author Frances Marion (1888-1973). Materials include books, scrapbooks, treatments and short stories, photographs, stills, clippings, and programs, newspaper and magazine articles, and plaques and awards.
(1858-1948). One note (TNS) from British art critic and scholar, to Clement Shorter, re sending copies of his (Spielmann's) works. Uplands, Folkestone, [England], 1 May 1924. Laid in The Title Page of the First Folio of Shakespeare's Plays. Alpha list.
Correspondence and reports, much of it relating to women's issues and women's clubs, including the California Federation of Women's Clubs; also several essays or speeches on various writers, artists, and historical figures. Alpha list.
War Department communications to signal Corps Sgt. M. M. Sickler in Sacramento from January 19 to December 9, 1880.
Correspondence, clippings and notes concerning Alexis von Schmidt, civil engineer.
This collection comprises two videotapes of an oral history interview with Marion Mostny conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on November 4, 1998.
Papers relating to Marion Randall Parsons' involvement in the Sierra Club.
Vitae, leaflets, articles
Views show the Fremont House, a church at Mariposa, a school at Bear Valley, the Mariposa Co. courthouse, and the Mariposa Catholic sunday school picnic, at the Stockton Creek bridge (shows many ladies wearing hats).
The records of the Mariposa Land and Mining Company of California, including correspondence, reports, property records, legal records, financial records, and a few photographs.
A group of pioneers and descendents recollecting anecdotes concerning local figures and events of an early mining town, including crimes and violence.
Dr. Jorge Mariscal is an Emeritus Professor of Spanish and Chicano/a Literature at UC San Diego. His papers document his teaching, leadership, and advocacy roles on campus across the topical areas of student and faculty diversity at the University of...
The Maritime Federation of the Pacific Coast records document the activities of the Maritime Federation of the Pacific Coast (MFPC), more commonly known as the Maritime Federation of the Pacific (MFP), an organization representing the interests of longshoremen, seamen, ship...
Maritime History and Events Scrapbook (SAFR 18465, HDC0558) was assembled by Alexander Hay using clippings from San Francisco Bay area newspapers. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Maritime newspaper clippings scrapbook (SAFR 17234, HDC 246) is dated 1881. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Relates to changes in the French law regarding taxation of profits of defense contractors.
Art historian Arkelian's research files on Thomas Hill, Charles Nahl, William Hahn and George Inness; includes photocopies of materials that date back to the 19th century. Arkelian was the author of catalogues for exhibitons of each of the artists.
A small collection of printer materials that accompanied the Marjorie Burgeson Collection of Art.
Photographs appear to be mainly of Marjorie Cook Wilson's friends and their families. Mainly contains baby pictures, family snapshots, studio portraits, wedding pictures and related newspaper clippings of various families. Families pictured: Bardsley, Rieger, Hatch, Dean, High, Towler, Davies, etc....
From dealer description: Collection of 102 letters written by Marjorie Davys from Peking to her home in England. The letters in this collection are hand written (just one is typed) and are from two to ten pages in length (most...
Correspondence and other papers relating principally to her work with the Republican Party, particularly as Republican National Committee Woman for California, 1948-1960.
The collection consists mainly of materials relating to David Belasco and his family collected by Belasco's grand niece Marjorie Himmelstern. There are also materials relating to the Bender family, who were maternal relations of Ms. Himmelstern. Included are 1907 and...
Correspondence, meeting minutes, police reports, legal papers, defendent lists, notes, memoranda, financial documents, constitution, press releases, photograph, interview transcripts, clippings, fact sheets, flyers, and graphic design material from the Mark 40 Defense Fund, 1976-1983. The Mark 40 Defense Fund was...
(Sir) (1862-1943). One letter (ALS) from Mark Aurel Stein, Hungarian archaeologist, later British citizen and professor at various Indian universities, to Alexander H. Godfrey, thanking him for his interest in Stein's work and mentioning he is heading back to India....
Papers of mystery writer Mark Coggins, including correspondence; manuscripts, articles, and screenplays; reviews of Coggins' books; bestseller's lists; Independent Publisher Book awards; an interview with Coggins; newspaper clippings, and ephemera on mystery genre and writers. Also includes family photographs and...
Contains research notes, photocopies of Film Arts Foundation records, newsletter articles, various research materials, used for a research paper titled, Film Arts Foundation 1976-2008: A Regional Media Arts Center with National Impact by Mark Freeman. Includes one copy of the...
Material concerning student days at the Berkeley High School and the University of California, Class of 1900. A few items pertain to the Sierra Club.
Written on board the ship Pacific enroute from New York to San Francisco, to his brother, Samuel, February 22-26, 1849.
Chiefly letters from Collis P. Huntington, Leland Stanford and others, and papers concerning the Central Pacific Railroad.
Pamphlets, articles, brochures, annual reports, and other printed materials (copies and originals) about the Radhasoami religious groups and leaders such as Kirpal Singh, Darshan Singh, and Faqir Singh, collected by UCSB professor Juergensmeyer. Accompanying books have been cataloged separately.
This collection contains lecture notes, research files, correspondence, and photos....
This collection documents the work of Mark R. Rosenzweig, pioneer and expert in the area of brain plasticity research, and Professor in the Deptartment of Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley. The collection is divided into 6 series. Series...
Documents pertaining to the following organizations: California Heritage Task Force, California Preservation Foundation, Californians for Preservation Action, San Franciscans Upholding the Downtown Plan, and San Francisco Beautiful, along with documents pertaining to California State Senate Bill 180.
Mark S. Lusk's diary from 1933, and his diary from 1943.
The Mark Santarelli and Linda Arreola Collection of Magú Materials consists of items related to the short film documenting the art and activism of Gilbert "Magú" Luján. Materials date roughly from 1999 to 2004. This collection includes audiovisual materials, electronic...
Faculty papers and correspondence, primarily concerning his work, and related publications in the field of modern English and American literature.
Contains correspondence, manuscripts, drafts, published articles, and galleys of his work and interest in writing, publishing, and literary criticism.
This collection consists primarily of photocopies of scripts for plays performed at the Mark Taper Forum and the Center Theatre Group in Los Angeles, California, from 1967 to 2014, as well as production files, programs, and a set of periodicals...
Manuscript items associated with Twain &/or his works.
Chiefly concerning land speculation and business operations in Nevada. Some relate to Camp Winfield Scott, Nevada, of which he was custodian after 1871. Family correspondence and papers, included. Among the correspondents are Amos Buch (or Reed), C.C.C. Carr, James Collins,...
About 100 printed self study courses and other pamphlets by Mark-Age (Miami and Fort Lauderdale, FL), most channeled through Nada-Yolanda (Pauline Sharpe) and with an emphasis on flying saucers, meditation and psyhic development, and raising of man's spiritual consciousness.
Yervand Markarian was born in Harbin, China, to Armenian refugees, and he grew up in Tientsin where his father ran a billiards hall. He attended St. Louis College in Tientsin, and in 1939 volunteered to fight in World War II...
This collection contains oral history interviews with some of the students involved in the creation of the Markaz Resource Center at Stanford during the late 2000s and early 2010s. Students recount their experiences as Muslim at Stanford, the need they...
The collection contains computer files of newsletters, photographs, flyers, programs, and other promotional and educational materials from events at the center, 2009 to 2017....
The collection documents Helen L. Markell and Esther Virone Martin's work for the and involvement with the KFBeeK Players. Material includes Markell's published columns and reader responses from the 1970s, and draft columns from the 1990s; items related to Eleanor...
Collection consists of manuscript, printed, and photographic materials created and collected by Marken, ca. 1960s-2000s. Materials focus on a variety of writing projects, including Marken's 2012 Stanford MLA thesis—California Tomorrow, 1961-1983: An Enduring Environmental Legacy; misc. writing projects involving food...
Strauss discusses his childhood in Peru, his career as an editor, The Reconstruction Finance Corporation, American Smelting and Refining Company, Southern Peru Copper Corporation, ASARCO, Magma Copper Company, the effect of nationalist movements in the 1960s, marketing issues in the...
Conveying the City's economic ties to both maritime and mining enterprises, these documents include ship lists of arrivals and clearances, current seamen's wages by route from the Far East, the price of gold dust and the supply of Mexican dollars...
The Francis L. Markey papers, 1975-2009 (bulk 1975-1986), consist of materials spanning approximately sixty years of Fr. Markey's service as a pastor and chaplain. The collection includes newspaper clippings of Markey's weekly column, "As Seen From Here," which was published...
Dr. J. J. (Joseph James) Markey (1897-1985) was a physician and amateur archaeologist and was president of the San Luis Rey Historical Society in 1957. This collection of papers and photographs includes newspaper clippings following Markey's archaeological exploits, photographs of...
The Edwin Markham Family Papers (1898-1994) includes a variety of documents and photographs chronicling the life of Edwin Markham, noted poet and California State Normal School, San Jose, graduate. This artificial collection includes newspaper clippings, printed poems and pamphlets, photographs,...
The Edwin Markham Family Papers II (1925-1941) includes handwritten correspondence, typed poems, a photograph, and a memorial service program for Markham dated April 20, 1941.
Personal papers of the American poet Edwin Markham, collected by Dr. Vernon B. Hampton of Staten Island, N.Y. Of note are original manuscripts, early teaching and school administration records, one pocket diary (1902), and a letter from Jack London (1901).
This collection consists of letters and documents related to the life and interests of California governor Henry Harrison Markham (1867-1899). Subjects include: political trends in California, the California gubernatorial campaign of 1890, the 1896 election of President McKinley, and mining...
The Mike Markkula collection of early Apple Computer material consists of material produced or collected by Markkula during his time at Apple Computer, Inc. in various capacities from CEO to chairman of the board. Ranging in date from 1977 to...
Document announcing a Sheriff's sale in Markleeville, Amador County. The Sheriff had confiscated various lots in the city from Mr. A. Von Every to pay off a $249.13 bill Von Every owed. (Markleeville and the land around it was transferred...
Document announcing a Sheriff's sale in Markleeville, Amador County. The Sheriff had confiscated various lots in the city from Mr. A. Von Every to pay off a $249.13 bill Von Every owed. (Markleeville and the land around it was transferred...
The collection consists of memoirs and other writings relating to Russian military operations in World War I and the Russian Revolution, subsequent anti-communist movements in the Soviet Union (including biographies of participants), Soviet agents in Egypt and police surveillance and...
Relates to world history from 1871 to 1945. Photocopy.
Memoirs, entitled Uspomene, relating to the formation of the Yugoslav state following World War I and Yugoslav political developments, 1919-1925; and a biography, entitled Nikolas Pachitch (1845-1926) : Histoire d'un Olympien que le Petit Peuple des Serbes a Donné au...
This collection contains scores and recordings of film and television music of the composer Richard Markowitz.
Civil War diary, 1861-1864, of A. L. Marks from Chicago, who enlisted as a very young man in the 13th Illinois Vol. Infantry, at Dixon, Illinois. The diary describes the movements and engagements of the 13th Illinois, from its organization...
Civil War diary, 1861-1864, of A. L. Marks from Chicago, who enlisted as a very young man in the 15th Illinois Vol. Infantry, at Dixon, Illinois. The diary describes the movements and engagements of the 15th Illinois, from its organization...
Collection consists of ten invoices (billheads) sent to nineteenth-century Oakland general merchandise firm Marks and Company from San Francisco businesses, including Loupe and Haas grocers, A.S. Rosenbaum cigars, Steinhart Brothers dry goods, S. A. Peyser and Company millenary goods, Marks...
The collection consists of materials from Marks' sex research, including a questionnaire, essays and notes about sex-related themes in classical literature.
Materials re the creating and dedication of the Berkeley Peace Wall.
The Dennis Marks Collection, 1963-1991, contains outlines, treatments, scripts, and other production materials for children’s cartoons from studios like Hanna-Barbera, Filmation, Marvel, and DC.
Memoirs and other writings, correspondence, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to international assistance to refugees from World War II to the 1980s.
Jim Marks photographs include images of Mary Francis Berry, John Bunzel, Barbara Boxer, and Linda Chavez speaking at the United States Commission on Civil Rights, undated. The photographs also include undated images of Vic Basile, Ron Bogart, Jim Dronenburg, Gary...
Milton Marks' files on the AIDS epidemic, accumulated during his tenure as California State Senator from San Francisco, including correspondence, newsletters, clippings, brochures, fliers, reports, workshop materials, minutes, press releases, briefings, project proposals, strategic plans, legislative drafts, and other publications...
This collection consist of subject files on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender organizations and issues from the office of former California State Senator Milton Marks. The collection includes a good deal of material on LGBT religious groups, racial and ethnic groups...
This collection includes records relating to the Nomenus Radical Faeries and the California Men's Gathering, including council minutes, bulletins, fliers, correspondence, notes, committee reports, budget documents, and building committee documents. The collection also includes Gay Pride event programs, gay games...
Photographs, clothing, affirmation writings, and a memorial program for Damian Markus, who died in 2000. The collection includes photographs of lesbian women and their families and friends. The collection also includes a program from the Peggy Albrecht Friendly House, a...
Speeches and writings, reports, correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs, relating to education in the United States, governmental educational policy, and the career education movement.
Vicki Marlane (1934-2011) was a critically acclaimed drag performer and transgender woman who worked in San Francisco. The Vicki Marlane Photographs and Artifacts document Marlane’s personal life in the 1970s and 1980s and her performance work in the 1990s.
Bryan and Mercedes Marleaux serve as 20th-21st century missionary evangelists, primarily in Baja, Mexico as well as Sweden, Spain, England, Germany, Norway, France, Latvia, Japan, and Argentina. Their non-profit organization Grace World Mission incoroporates power evangelism and a focus on...
Correspondence relating to Professor of Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior Peter Marler's research on animal communication and his involvement with professional organizations.
The collection includes correspondence, reports, drafts, notes, legal documents, maps, diagrams, and photographs relating to geologic investigation done for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company and other firms and agencies. The more important projects include Bodega Bay Atomic Park, Diablo...
Davey Marlin-Jones (1932-2004) served as the arts critic for the CBS affiliate WTOP/WUSA, Channel 9 in Washington DC, from 1970 to 1987. The collection contains entertainment publicity materials, primarily press kits for motion pictures. The press kits contain information about...
Speeches and writings, correspondence, printed matter, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to the American diplomatic service.
Willard Lee Marmelzat, M.D., renowned dermatologist, wrote multiple works on the history of medicine. In addition to his manuscripts, the collection consists of his subject files, correspondence, publications, professional society files, speeches, education files, and memorabilia.
Photographs, maps, reports, and orders, relating to American and Italian military aviation during World War I, including the manufacture of airplanes and airplane engines.
Correspondence, journal articles, drafts, speeches, notes, legal papers, and subject files created by Los Angeles psychiatrist Judd Marmor (1910-2003), a leader in the successful movement to remove homosexuality from the American Psychiatric Association's , in the course of his research...
Judah (Judd) Marmor, M.D. (1910-2003), Los Angeles psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, acknowledged for his leadership role in the movement to declassify homosexuality as a mental disease, which was removed from DSM-II in 1973. The collection contains Dr. Marmor's research and reference...
Papers pertain to research done by Marmor along with Alexander L. George and Juliette L. George on Wilson?s health, in particular his ocular health, and include correspondence, articles, and historic sources.
Correspondence, reports, speeches and writings, and clippings, relating to anti-communist Hungarian emigre activities, Hungarians in Spain, and political conditions in Spain.
Writings and clippings relating to Hoover Institution governance at Stanford University. Includes video tapes depicting race riots in the United States, 1967-1968; the Democratic National Convention, 1968; the Attica prison riot, 1971; the presidential election campaign, 1972; and the controversy...
The collection includes Marowitz's files from the time he served as Artistic Director of the Malibu Stage Company from 1990 to 2002. Details of the company's stage productions, actors' resumes, script revisions, costume designs, donation lists, and correspondence are included.
Conference papers, printed matter, and correspondence, relating to land reform, especially in Taiwan; the 6th Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries, Havana, 1979; and communism, Central America, and the media. Includes a number of studies prepared...
This collection contains the manuscript and published scores of film composer Paul A. Marquardt.
The Ernest Marquez Photograph Collection contains photographic prints, negatives, photograph albums and ephemera compiled by collector Ernest Marquez, focused on the development of Santa Monica and Los Angeles from 1860s to 1980s, as well as other cities throughout California. The...
The Marquis Collection of French Revolution Prints contains documentary prints, mainly engravings, which portray events, scenes and historical figures of the French Revolution. Included in the collection are 24 maps of France and Paris. The items date from the period...
Papers of Southern California author and poet Neeta Marquis.
Robert B. Marquis Collection, c. 1947, 1953-1994. The collection is comprised of four series: Personal Papers (student drawings, CV, negatives of personal photographs), Professional Papers (transcripts and outlines for lectures, related correspondence and clippings), Office Records (correspondence, public relations material,...
Marr was a well known painter in Munich where he held a chair at the Academy of Arts (Akademie der Kunste) from 1893 on, and later became its Director. He was born in Milwaukee, Wisonsin, in 1858, and died in...
The scrapbook contains organizational materials, photographs, badges, pins, flyers, and clippings that document the Golden Gate Troopers, a uniform club. In addition there is a program for the "San Francisco GDI Club" and an "Acme Man '75" souvenir program.
Marriage records consists of early marriage records filed with the San Diego County Recorder from 1856 to 1956 and Confidential Marriage Applications and Licenses from 2013. Note that Confidential Marriage Applications and Licenses are closed to the public.
Incomplete record, kept by the parish priest, of "diligencias matrimoniales" for the town of Linares.
Marrige data from the State of Oaxaca, Mexico, 1871-1954. Transcript of records from following parishes: Coixtlahuaca, Juquila, Juxtlahuaca, Nochixtlán, Putla, Silacayoapam, Teposulula, Tlaxiaco and Ximatlán, compiled for the use of Professor Woodrow Wilson Borah.
Forms part of the Thomas W. Norris Collection.
John Marriner served in the First World War.
Writings and speeches, photographs, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to Joseph S. Marriott's career in the Civil Aeronautics Administration and its predecessor, the Bureau of Air Commerce, with special reference to the states of California, Hawaii, Arizona, and Utah.
Frederick Marryat (1792-1848) served in the British Royal Navy and received many commendations including the CB for conduct in Burma, the gold medal of the Royal Humane Society for his gallantry in saving life at sea and the decoration of...
Albums contain photographs depicting multiple generations of the Marsan and MacBeath families of the East Bay (Berkeley, El Cerrito, Oakland, perhaps elsewhere), Los Angeles, and Yuma, Ariz. One album (v.6) depicts the brief childhood of Janet Elizabeth Marsan (b. September...
Jacob Marschak (1898-1977) was a professor of economics and operations research at the UCLA Graduate School of Management (1960- ). He helped develop the information theory of economics and was a leading researcher in econometrics. The collection consists of Marschak's...
Chiefly snapshots relating to San Francisco's water supply. California rivers and dam sites are pictured, including: Crystal Springs Dam, Sunol Dam, Lake Eleanor, Yuba River, McCloud River, Eel River, Russian River, sites in Stanislaus County, Hetch Hetchy, and unidentified mountain...
"The manuscript material here consists chiefly of letters and reports from the Carlo Cellio, the Chatelain of the Anzio tower, the site of the suspected outbreak, to Cardinal Paulucci. Some of these, obviously written in great haste, convey the urgency...
Correspondence and 2 publications concerning Dr. William G. Donald.
Dorothy Marsh was president of the California Osteopathic Association (COA) during the time it merged with the California Medical Association in 1962. The doctors of osteopathy not accepting the merger formed an independent organization called the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons...
The is largely comprised of over 30 loose-leaf, matching leather binders of collected ephemera, pulps, magazines, art, and manuscripts from key figures in the development of the science fiction and pop culture, including Forrest J. Ackerman, Robert Heinlein, Frank Herbert,...
Four photographs of logging in St. Helen's, Oregon, provided by the donor's father-in-law, Edward Payson Marsh, who was a clerk in a logging store, ca.1913-1917. Persons in photographs are unidentified. Added subsequently to the collection are two items related to...
This bound manuscript contains two separate narratives. Narrative of her , a draft of the earliest Barbary captivity narrative to be published by an Englishwoman, details Elizabeth Marsh's 1756 capture by pirates. The second piece, , and of a ,...
The Marsh family papers, 1815-1960, reflect the life of California pioneer John Marsh and his wife, Abigail Smith Tuck Marsh; their daughter, Alice Marsh Cameron; her husband, William Walker Cameron (also referred to as Camron); and their daughter, Amy Gertrude...
Photographs from the Marsh and Camron (Cameron) family. Collection includes large number of portraits and several albums of the Marsh and Camron (Cameron) families and friends. In addition, views taken in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Mill Valley, Pleasanton, Auburn,...
Affidavits, correspondence, research notes and reports regarding enology methods.
The George Turner Marsh papers consist of personal and professional material related to Marsh's business selling primarily Japanese arts and antiques.
Scrapbooks of photographs, clippings, and other items relating to Jones' career as a guard in the Plant Protection Department of the Kaiser Company's iron and steel plant at Fontana, California.
The thirty-seven-volume journal of the amateur English composer and musician John Marsh of Chichester, Sussex; in which he records the important events of his eventful life and of the life around him.
Correspondence....
Box of files pertaining to John Marsh and his family.
"A small collection of late 19th century ephemera promoting cancer and other patent cures, all sent to Dr. J.W. Marsh of Manchester Center, Vermont. Marsh was a member of the Eclectic Medical Society; he joined in 1896 and was listed...
The collection contains documentation of land owned by the Marsh family of Clayton in Contra Costa County.
Included: notes re planned interviews with Mr. Marsh re his career in forestry; correspondence with Mrs. Fry re the interviews; rough-edited typed transcript of a tape-recorded interview conducted Feb. 14, 1966 re his boyhood and study of forestry; photographs, obituary...
Warner Lincoln Marsh (b.1899) was a landscape architect for the Los Angeles City Park Department (1925) before starting his private practice as a planning consultant and landscape architect. In addition to his private practice, he was employed as a research...
The collection consists of professional and personal correspondence, published works, projects and community plans, slides, and ephemera pertaining to the lives of Warner L. Marsh and his wife Florence Marsh.
Cooperative extension circulars, reprints, technical reports, and notes relating to wilderness preservation, irrigation, carob and persimmon production, and local history.
Correspondence, memoirs and other writings, memoranda, reports, studies, minutes, trial testimony, clippings, and serial issues, relating to administration of the City College of the City University of New York.
32 b/w 3 3/4" x 5" copy prints of gold mining by Marshall Bond and others, mostly at Midlle Buttes, near Mojave, California. Prints were copied in 1970 - originals still with family?
This collection consists of printed materials, audio and videocassettes, and photographs taken by Brigitte Marshall, who worked as a volunteer in refugee camps in Thailand and as an English-language teacher in California. All materials relate to Southeast Asian refugees, principally...
Raymond Marshall was an African-American US Army Air Corps Corporal who served in World War II, before military service branches in the US were desegregated. Marshall was assigned to an Air Base Security Battalion unit comprised of black enlisted men...
The Eva Hyde Marshall sea journal kept aboard the Ship Invincible (SAFR 16495, HDC 217) was kept by Marshall at the age of 16. She was from Port Blakely, Washington and traveled with her parents, Annie Hyde and Harvey M....
The bulk of the collection consists of photographs of the Fenner, Marshall, and Fraser families as well as their friends. The rest of the collection includes memorabilia of Hollywood High School and the city of Hollywood (1928-1941), UCLA yearbooks and...
Remarks by Mrs. Charles B. Farwell dated Nov. 1, 1890 (1 p.); a history of Marshall Field and Company (3 p.); and a newspaper clipping concerning Field's involvement with the leasing of a structure on Sixteenth Street to the Illinois...
The George Marshall Papers(1836-1993) consists of Marshall's professional materials accumulated during his lifelong career as a leading conservationist. The bulk of the collection includes correspondence and records of three conservation organizations; the Adirondack Mountain Club, The Wilderness Society, and Sierra...
The Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park Photographic Collection contains 1,327 cataloged images that date from 1848 through 2015. Images depict the property as a Gold Rush-era mining settlement, a Historic Landmark District, and a state park.
His files on Ishi, Robert Louis Stevenson, and John Muir's Stickeen, including correspondence, notes, and clippings, with letters from James D. Hart, Albert Shumate, Norman Strouse, Saxton T. Pope, Louis J. Halle, Albert B. Elsasser, Paul Brooks and others.
Relates to the arrest and imprisonment in the Soviet Union of Sergei Iosipovich Paradianov, Soviet film director. Includes a petition for the release of S. I. Paradianov. Photocopy.
Five handwritten letters (16 p.) from a man working as a gold miner in Northern California to his friend and former Williamsville schoolmate in Wisconsin. He gives details about his mining work and responds to his friend's inquiry about joining...
Relates to American military administration of the Marshall Islands during World War II.
Correspondence and writings of American poet Jack Marshall spanning the latter half of the twentieth century.
This collection contains two letters written by Cpl. James D. Marshall of the Union Army to his mother and sister during the Civil War.
Holograph letter written by James Marshall, author of The Nation's Grief : Death of Abraham Lincoln, to Mr. W. E. Woodward concerns his stay at Fort Monroe and about copies of his sermon being sent to Woodward, to patients of...
Papers relating to Marshall's estate, correspondence....
Papers of a San Francisco insurance company executive
Biographical, genealogical, and family information; school papers; business and personal correspondence; newspaper clippings and articles; creative writing; organizational catalogues; brochures; skits; testimonials and awards; photographs; letters from Charles Angoff and Ogden Nash; information about Hermann (Fritz) Graebe, a "Righteous Gentile,"...
Papers relating to Marshall Kuhn's involvement in the Sierra Club.
The collection consists of research, publication, and activities files of Louise H Marshall. Records of the Neuroscience History Archives—including oral history program—comprise other collections....
3,299 digital files images donated from Bill Marshall that focus on the 355th Fighter Group. Some of these images were used in Bill Marshall's book "Our Might Always: The 355th Fighter Group in World War II."
Chiefly materials about Jacob C. Geiger, MD, the subject of a biography written by Marshall: correspondence with publishers, some correspondence with Geiger, reprints and Oakland Dept. Public Health publications by Geiger. Two copies of Marshall's (Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1947),...
Relates to the history of Angel Island, California, the architecture of buildings on the island, and recommendations for developing it as a recreational facility and historical site. Report prepared for the California State Division of Beaches and Parks. Photocopy.
Photographs (color slides) and films of and by Neil Marshall, who was a geologist who worked at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, at UC San Diego, as a member of Francis P. Shepard's research group.
Photograph Album. Collection includes photo album of scenes in Pacific Theater of the war, Oct. 1943 to July 1945; Los Angeles Times VE Day issue, May 7, 1945; single issue of All Hands, Feb. 2, 1944; four issues of Guinea...
The collection consists of materials compiled by R.B. Marshall, former chief geographer of the U.S. Geological Survey, related to Hetch Hetchy Valley, Mississippi River Basin, water rights, and the Marshall Plan for irrigation of California's Central Valley.
Collection includes a tintype of an unidentified boy, a carte de visite of an unidentified girl, postcard photographs of joshua trees, views of an unidentified automobile parade, and a photo of a cup commemorating the Mather Mountain Party of 1915....
Correspondence, notes, manuscripts of his writings, speeches, memoranda, clippings and scrapbooks, mainly relating to the Marshall Plan for water development, conservation, Hetch-Hetchy, roads, Yosemite National Park and other parks. Family correspondence and personal papers also included.
This file includes a hand written, in ink diary, which was written by Robert Marshall in 1850. The journal extensively and vividly details his time at sea traveling from Boston, Massachusetts to San Francisco, California. He left Boston on November...
Consists of correspondence with family, friends, and professional associates, field notebooks, journals, writings, and other material primarily related to Marshall's forestry career with the Office of Indian Affairs and the National Forest Service. Also included are papers and writings related...
V.1-5 Photos of trips to Alaska in 1930-1931 which depict landscapes, dwellings, cabins, dogsleds, camps and Indians (formal and informal portraits of adults and children) -- v.6 Photos of 1939 Alaskan trip showing people and cabins around Wiseman, members of...
Photographs show views of wilderness areas in the western United States. Includes views relating to forestry (some forest fires), desert scenes, outings, portraits, and related views. Some views show Robert Marshall and the Wilderness Society.
Contains correspondence, articles, awards, endowment files, family photographs, scrapbook, etc.
Contains correspondence, financial records, meeting minutes, photo albums of trips to Europe, postcards, etc.
Depicts World War I scenes in France, scenes of engineering construction in India and the Soviet Union, and Stanford University.
Sydney Smith Marshall papers (SAFR 14279, HDC 71) contains a copy book of letters written from January to March 1915 while trading in North China. The letters combine feelings and daily activities with discussion of business dealings. The letters begin...
Wade Hampton Marshall, Ph.D. (1907-1972) was a pioneer in electrophysiology of the brain, internationally renowned for his work in mapping the somatosensory system of the cat and monkey and the visual cortex of the cat. His strong background in physics,...
Diaries, orders, reports, correspondence, clippings, certificates, maps, cartoons, and photographs, relating mainly to U.S. naval operations in the Atlantic and Pacific Theaters during World War II.
Collection includes one photograph album, 1910-1915, and one scrapbook, 1918-1931. Photographs primarily document the Stanford crew team, including their 1915 trip to New York; other images include Niagara Falls, a road race in Santa Monica (ca. 1910), and the Stanford...
This collection contains correspondence between George Marston, a founding trustee of Pomona College, and Pomona College presidents, James Blaisdell, Charles Edmunds, and E. Wilson Lyon. Correspondence covers a variety of topics including board of trustee meetings, fundraising, and campus planning...
The collection contains materials documenting the civic activities of George White Marston.
This collection contains the correspondence and research notes of Mary Marston, as well as early membership lists for the Tuesday Club.
Professional and personal papers of river-runner and historian and river historian Otis R. Marston (1894-1979) and his collection of the materials on the history of Colorado River and Green River regions. Included are log books from river expeditions, journals, diaries,...
These are the papers of James L. Martel(1823-1893)who was a member of the Society of California Pioneers, joining on Feb. 1, 1886. He was a real estate broker in San Francisco and a veteran of the War with Mexico having...
The correspondence, manuscripts, reports, photos, and published papers of Romeo Raoul Martel (1890-1965) form the collection known as the R. R. Martel Papers in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Martel was professor of civil engineering at...
Contains correspondence, articles, reports, photographs and memorabilia pertaining to the Library Dean, Charles R. Martell, Jr....
Vern Martelle was a female impersonator whose fifty-year career began in vaudeville; his act was built around lip-synching, which he claimed to have invented, as well as up to twenty-five costume changes per performance. This collection is composed of two...
This collection contains the correspondence of Jefferson Martenet (1828-1906), who left Baltimore, Maryland, in 1852 during the California Gold Rush and became a resident of Northern California. The correspondence is chiefly to his family in Baltimore discussing life, business ventures,...
Demands that B. Bakhmetev, ambassador of the Russian Provisional Government to the United States, hand over all property of the Russian government in the United States. Written by L. K Martens and Santeri Nuorteva. Photocopy.
Relates to diplomatic, economic, and political events during World War II.
This oral history consists of retrospective interviews concerning the environmentalist Martha Alexander Gerbode. Topics include her support of groups ranging from the World Affairs Council, the Institute of Pacific Relations, and Planned Parenthood, to the Nature Conservancy, and the Art...
Contains approximately 600 handwritten letters of a family who were among the early white settlers in California. Most of the correspondence is addressed to Martha "Mattie" Moad (neé Martin) from husbands, friends, and other family members. One folder of later...
Contains correspondence, magazine articles relating to Loeffler's career as a freelance writer, many in Jewish publications, and her childhood in Berkeley, California.
This volume contains the minutes of the Martha Washington Camp, no. 3, Santa Cruz.
Letters (courtship letters, letters of condolence, familial relations) and legal civil documents (birth, marriage, statements of witness, including copies from notaries books). The primary place of origin is Gray, Haute Sa^one, France. Louis Marthod is the primary correspondent, the military...
Samuel Marti (1906-1975) was a Mexican ethnomusicologist, and wrote the Southwest Museum leaflet on "The Eleanor Hague Colonial Mexican Music Manuscript." This collection contains manuscripts by Samuel Marti, including two published pamphlets with the imprint Sobretiro de Cuadernos Americanos in...
This collection contains publications written and edited by Mauro E. Martignoni regarding microbiology and entomology. Materials in the collection also include journals, pamphlets, books, and other publications.
Contains writings, reprints, correspondence, conference materials, notes, drafts, early writings on labor topics, biographical material and bibliographies.
The personal papers of Alice Martin, a civic-minded African-American woman known for her charitable nature and community service, consists primarily of correspondence, employment and war records, photographs, and realia. Donated by the estate of Alice Martin in 2004. Martin...
This collection represents 89 years of the Robert Martin and Associates civil engineering firm, and later U.S.A. Architects, in Ventura County. It includes the work of six civil engineers and their staff, with the bulk of the collection created by...
Includes the following portraits: Sarah Jane Lux (silhouette), Anne Martin, Edna Rodden Martin (3), Mary Morris Martin, Morris Washington Martin (daguerreotype), Edna Martin Parratt (4), and Mrs. George Rodden.
Includes several studio portraits of Anne Martin; scenic views of Reno, Nevada and its surroundings; views of the Lahontan Dam, Nevada; several unidentified individual portraits; views of W.O.H. Martin's residences; and a group portrait of the Women's International League for...
Martin Bircher ephemera collection, BANC MSS 2011/252, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Contains newspaper articles, notes, and other writings by Bircher dealing with the Fruchtbringende Gesellschaft collection. Also includes a marked up draft of Bircher's catalog of the collection, Im Garten der Palme (Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag, 1998).
Collection consists of various catalogs issued by the Breslauer firm through the years; earlier catalogs are in German and later ones are in English; the books "by or about" are all in German.
Collection contains letters, sermons, and miscellaneous writings of a Methodist minister in California. Letters are chiefly to R. Burr and were written from Concord, N.H., Boston, the steamship Oregon at sea, and Sacramento. Writings relate to temperance, travel "sketches", the...
Captain Silas Martin letters (SAFR 17187, HDC 292) were written primarily by Martin during his voyage around Cape Horn in 1950. Items are photocopies of the originals. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Professional papers of Carolyn B. Martin document her involvement with California tobacco control. She was a Lung Association volunteer and helped to lead the state campaign for Prop. 99 in 1988 and served as the first chairperson of the state...
This collection includes photographs and various ephemera from the San Francisco LGBTQ Pride Parade, the San Francisco Gay Games, the Levi Strauss & Co. Lesbian & Gay Employee Association, and the West Coast Women’s Music & Comedy Festival.
Collection includes 1980s musical group clippings (Nicholas, Glover and Wray; Mark Zerga; Debbie Saunders; Vocal Minority; On Our Backs), Project Open Hand calendars, 2002 Aids Memorial Quilt calendar, news clippings, and women’s music LPs (Cris Williamson; Morgana King; June Millington;...
One scrapbook compiled by Cecil Tullis Martin, a locomotive fireman for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. The scrapbook contains clippings, miscelleanous forms, train orders, clearance cards, register checks, correspondence about personnel matters, and employee timetables. There is also...
Memoirs, diary, correspondence, financial records, printed matter and photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II. Includes papers of Cecil John Martin, husband of Charlotte Martin, a port captain of Cebu City and the owner...
Dale E. Martin was a gay man and a dog breeder based in San Francisco in the 1990s. This collection includes a diary, photographs, and personal documents.
Includes more than 200 letters from Wright and over 2,000 letters to Wright from the Martins and other clients in Buffalo. Wright's letters refer to the design and construction of the Larkin building and the Martin homes and discuss...
Martin's photos are of young men, indoors and out, including body builders, college athletes, military and law enforcement men. He refers to his photography genre in a recently published book as male physique photography, tracing the history of the genre...
Research notes and notebooks, correspondence, and manuscripts of articles, chiefly concerning research by Kamen and Samuel Ruben on carbon-14 and photosynthesis. Incorporates material by Ruben, ca. 1938-1943.
Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, press releases, testimony, printed matter, and sound recordings of interviews, relating to the Cetnik resistance movement led by Draža Mihailovic in Yugoslavia during World War II, and to his trial for treason in 1946. Includes transcripts...
This collection consists of orchestrated scores of 52 song arrangements by Ernie Freeman, Van Alexander, and others
The collection consists of original artwork by Dick Martin for the cover of the 13th book of the Oz series written by L. Frank Baum and illustrated by John R. Neill. Originally published in 1919, it was one of several...
The papers include drafts of manuscripts, correspondence, lecture and course notes, syllabi, examinations, and grant information. Also includes floppy disks and CDs.
Military identification, documents, and correspondence belonging to Martin E. Thomas of Sacramento, including certificates of service, discharge certificates, and other items dated 1944-1953. Also included is an enrollment certificate in the California Military Reserve for Thomas' father, H. F. Thomas,...
This collection contains the papers of Frederick Oskar Martin, a German who moved to the United States in 1891 and worked as a mining engineer and geologist for a variety of employers over the course of his career. He spent...
The collection consists of correspondence between members of the Martin family, including Jodie Martin, his sons Alvin and Winston Martin, and Alvin's wife Florence Bunk Martin. Though Alvin and Florence lived mostly in Portland, Oregon during the time of the...
One ledger book containing a log of firemen called for examination for locomotive engineer on Southern Pacific's Coast Division, February 3, 1936-May 20, 1964. Includes a list of SP Coast Division foremen from 1931-1964.
This collection includes correspondence between Martin and friends and family that detail the Six-Day War in Israel (1967); general correspondence mostly with Zionist organizations and publications; Zionist Organization of America membership cards (1941-1977); a photograph, possibly of Martin, Mary, and...
Contains correspondence, research notes, materials relating to Graham's work in the UC Berkeley's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, consulting work, depositions in legal cases regarding stray voltage, interactions with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and writings....
The Hall Martin Collection consists of open reel tapes associated with Stanford's Speech and Drama Department, and features recordings of iconic speeches from 20th century political and historical figures, as well as proceedings from the 1961 Northwest Drama Conference held...
The Harold H. Martin drawings of St. Thomas Church consist of 44 architectural drawings in the form of reprographic copies. Drawings, all of which are dated from 1929, include large scale details, elevations (exterior and interior), floor plans, foundation plans,...
Harold H. Martin was an architect in Southern California in the early twentieth century. The collection consists of drawings, hand-colored photographs, and plans for Mission Style churches and homes Martin designed.
Correspondence arranged by tract name, by street, or alphabetically
This collection consists of a book presented by student Harry Lee Martin called the "Annals of Troy."
United States Department of the Air Force, Distinguished Flying Cross Award, April 1950 issued to Hugh G. Martin.
Journals, a newsletter and an autobiographical note from James M. Martin. Born in Corpus Christi, Texas in 1943, Martin was a writer, activist, and attorney. This collection contains journals documenting Martin's life in Los Angeles and Texas in the early...
The collection consists of James Martin's personal testimony videotape, 'In My Opinion... Southern Baptists" and two related letters. One is from Martin to his classmates from the Class of 1962, Tupelo High School "and a few others," explaining that he...
Martin Janis first opened his gallery on Ventura Blvd. before moving it to 710 North La Cienega Blvd. The collection consists of clippings from prominent magazines and newspapers, catalogs, small amounts of correspondence, gallery ephemera, and invitations and announcements for...
The Jeffry Martin photographs of the University of California, Irvine are comprised of stylistic photographs depicting images of the University of California, Irvine's buildings and landscapes.
Contains documents from and relating to the Kaweah Colony, the Hartly Bay Lumber, Trading & Fishing Company, the Tasmania Colony, as well as information on other cooperatives. The Kaweah Colony records include official documents, correspondence, legal documents from a case...
The papers of Joel Martin, former Costo Chair of American Indian Affairs, University of Calilfornia, Riverside, includes documents, correspondence, and media publications regarding Native American history and religion.
This collection contains apparel, memorabilia, and photographs collected by John Martin during his tenure as Volleyball Coach and Associate Athletic Director for Facilities and Operations at the University of San Diego.
This collection contains periodicals and monographs with content written by or about California poet, novelist, and short-story writer Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) that were collected by Bukowski's long-time publisher and Black Sparrow Press founder, John Martin (born 1930). The collection contains...
John Martin founded the Black Sparrow Press in Los Angeles in 1966 to publish modern fiction and poetry in fine press editions. In May 2002, Martin sold the rights to his premier authors (Bukowski, Bowles, and Fante) to Harper Collins,...
The documents the career of newspaper and television reporter John Martin from his time as an editor of the San Diego State newspaper in 1960 to his departure from ABC News in 2002. This collection consists of personal documents and...
Includes letters from E.H. Barker re Samuel Parr and from Joseph Gerrald, and two poems about Parr, one of them allegedy by William Mason.
This collection primarily contains materials relating to the AIDS epidemic, including news clippings, obituaries, and ephemera. It also includes some materials dated from the 1970s such as a Community Softball League schedule and an ACLU Gay Rights Chapter bulletin.
Handwritten letter from a Halifax, Massachusetts man working as an oxen driver near Mt. Diablo, California to his uncle back East. He writes of his arrival in San Francisco on July 4, 1852 and immediately leaving for the gold fields...
Two unpublished typescripts, with annotations and corrections: "The Projection Method and the Localization of Visual and Other Images," 1911; and "Concerning the Origin of a Visual Image and the Visual Image Method of Investigating and Comparing Conscious and Subconscious Thinking,"...
Papers relating to Martin Litton's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Correspondence of Mary Martin, and her family, who owned the Albemarle Plantation in Assumption Parish, Louisiana.
Scrapbook created by USC alumna Mary Martin that documents her years at USC, her marriage to fellow USC alumnus Bernard Gipson, and their life after marriage. The scrapbook documents Mary's life as a student at USC. Mary's twin sister Myra...
Primarily research materials about Donaldina Cameron, including some original materials and interviews. Martin's papers include manuscripts, correspondence, cassette tapes, and photographs.
This collection documents the professional life of Molly Martin, an electrician and city building inspector, and her involvement with the labor and nontraditional women's occupation movement in the San Francisco Bay Area as well as in national tradeswomen's groups and...
The Norman F. Martin, S.J. papers, 1950-2006 (bulk 1970-1995), document Fr. Martin's personal and professional life as a Jesuit and a professor of history at Santa Clara University, starting with his graduate education in Mexico and culminating in his death...
Seven flat boxes (12" x 15") containing autograph music manuscripts, in pencil or ink, as well as published sheet music, musical drafts and sketches of Samuel Wesley Martin (1839–1926) and his son Paul Martin (1867–1950)....
Manuscripts of two articles: "The present revolutionary disturbance in Brazil" (1914) and "Financial and economic conditions in Brazil and their relation to American trade and commerce" (1915).
Outlines, notes, correspondence, summaries of interviews, and printed matter, relating to contemporary political, social and economic conditions in Mexico. Includes summaries of interviews with American businessmen and other Americans in Mexico, as well as with prominent Mexicans.
Letters to Dorothy Herrington, 1926 and 1937; a travel diary kept by Martin on a trip made to Spain in 1907; and correspondence with Mr̀io Melo, Alan K. Manchester, Joao Carlos Muniz, and John Tate Lanning, 1932-33, pertaining to Brazilian...
Philip L. Martin (1949- ) serves as Professor of Agricultural Economics at the University of California, Davis. The collection contains farm labor contracts, many of which are California United Farm Workers collective bargaining agreements.
This collection consists of documents collected by Philip Martin pertaining to the conflicts related to the development of water resources in San Diego County between 1913 and 1969.
Jean M. Martin Pinder (1916-2014) was among the first African American women to graduate from the Yale School of Public Health and an advocate for health education policy and population family planning policy in pre- and early post-Independence-era Africa. The...
Ray Martin (1918-1988) was a composer, arranger, and conductor for BBC-TV, Columbia Records, RCA, and motion pictures. The collection contains the original manuscript scores in the composer's hand, and are numbered 1 through 342. There are nearly 600 pieces, including...
Best known for his role as Artemus Gordon in the 1960s television series , Ross Martin was an actor who performed on Broadway, television and motion pictures. The collection contains photographs, script material and ephemera related to Martin's acting career.
This collection consists of personal annotated scripts for television and film roles of Polish American actor Ross Martin (1920-1981), in addition to Martin's memorabilia associated with various projects including a bust of Martin, scrapbooks, awards, production stills, and audiovisual materials.
Paper, teaching materials
Research files on film composer Bernard Herrmann compiled by UCSB music librarian Martin Silver, including correspondence, programs, manuscripts and notes .
Includes 173 artifacts and ephemera collected by Tom Martin to commemorate the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad, celebrated at Promontory, Utah in 1869, and the operation of the Transcontinental route by the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railroads, primarily between...
Asa Van Covert “Cove” Martin was a Stockton photographer/historian. His photographic career began in 1899 when he served as an apprentice for a year in Nevada City, California. He soon returned to Stockton, and worked with photographer Charles W. Logan....
Relates to German military operations on the Eastern front during World War II. Includes later notes by the author, 1949. Typed transcript. In part, photocopy.
Willard Martin served as Director of Public Relations for Convair in the 1970s.
This collection contains the personal collection of Willard Martin, Convair Director of Public Relations. The collection includes photographs and other documents related to Convair operation and company literature, such as newsletters. There are also prints of Convair aircraft, and some...
Written on California Immigrant Union letterhead, the letter concerns the subdivision of the Shafter Ranch, Marin County, and acquisition of nursery stock as samples.
Written as general agent for the California Immigrant Union, on official stationary containing article on the Tule lands, and a list of officers of the Union.
Summaries of interviews of European diplomats and statesmen, relating to European and world military, political, and diplomatic events during and after World War I. In part, photocopy.
This collection contains material collected by Sharon Martinas pertaining to the 1968-1969 San Francisco State College student-led strike. It consists of subject files containing ephemera, position papers, newspapers, scrapbooks of clippings, posters and other materials related to the strike.
Chiefly correspondence (ca. 775 pieces), but includes a few manuscripts of Martineau's writings, photographs, and calling cards. Also contains correspondence of James Martineau, as well as other Martineau family and friends. Reinhard S. Speck's notes and correspondence regarding his collecting...
These are letters and receipts of Capt. Ignacio Martinez. The letter is handwritten in ink, entirely in Spanish and dated 3 Marzo, 1832, and signed Ignacio Martinez. The three business receipts are dated 1835, 1840 and the last is either...
Correspondence, photographs, manuscripts and personal papers of Xavier Martinez, Elsie Martinez, Harriet Dean, Micaela DuCasse, and Ralph DuCasse, with emphasis on the the artists' careers and the artistic milieu of California and Paris in the 1920s and 1930s, as well...
This collection includes photos, DVDs, a floppy disk, notes, course materials, correspondence, conference materials, writings, and legal documents. The materials in this collection relate to the personal life and professional interests of Eliud Martinez, Professor Emeritus of Creative Writing and...
The collection includes accounting books of the Martinez Ferry Co. The books are a small part of a very large group of materials that were collected and donated in 1984 by Louis Stein, one of CCCHS’s co-founders.
26 letters written by Mexican-American solider Harold Martinez between June 1944 nd March 1946 while serving in the military during World War II. Addressed to his brother George, also in the army, and his mother, the letters begin when Harold...
Deed, Sept. 1, 1866, from John Moran, with notarization of signature and recording note, Feb. 11, 1868; deed, Nov. 2, 1882, from Guniscindo Correa (her son) with note of recording (at request of Horace Bell) on same date.
The original Angels Flight Railway opened on Bunker Hill in 1901. The funicular railway was built by J.W. (James Ward) Eddy, and connected Hill and Olive Streets. Over the next sixty years a number of different owner-operators controlled Angels Flight....
This collection contains 64 black-and-white photographs, and newspaper clippings mostly featuring Ophelia Martinez and possibly images of her friends and family. Some images were taken in Mexico. Other family names notated in the images include: Sanchez, Lopez, Huerta, and Montana.
Reynolds Samuel Martinez, Jr. (1948 November 10-1999 September 15), better known as Ray Martinez, was a gay Mexican-American activist and writer. Born in Watsonville, California, Martinez grew up in Northern New Mexico, graduating from Grants High School in 1967. In...
This collection contains original sketches, designs, stencils and silkscreens from artist Rayvan Martinez (Gonzales). As an artist, Martinez was active in the early Chicano Movement during the 70's and 80's. His work focuses on Hispanic culture, social injustice, and the...
Papers of Roberto Martinez, Chicano rights activist, political organizer, and director of the American Friends Service Committee's (AFSC) San Diego chapter from 1983 to 2001. The collection documents Martinez's career as an activist, locally in San Diego, as well as...
Faisal Abdu'Allah: [exhibition catalog, 2010]. [manuscript]. [typescript]....
Sir John Martin-Harvey (1863-1944) was an English actor-manager and member of Henry Irving's Lyceum Theatre Company in London for fourteen years before inaugurating his own management of the Lyceum in 1899. The collection contains correspondence, scripts, printed material and photographs,...
The album of 69 photographs taken by an unidentified photographer(s) contains views of Martinique and studio portraits of the island's inhabitants.
The consists primarily of reproductions of secondary source material used by Dr. Martinson in his research regarding the family and the development of sexuality in children.
Early sound recording industry research files collected by Peter Martland. Includes correspondence and other business papers, records, and reports of the Victor Talking Machine Company, RCA VIctor, EMI, Thorn EMI, Columbia, Gramophone, and others. The collection also contains papers, notebooks...
Last will and testament, containing information on his family, and relating to his property, which included ownership of five slaves.
This collection contains the papers of writer and Los Angeles Times columnist Al Martínez (1929-2015).
Correspondence, articles, journals, memos, minutes, fliers, notes, pamphlets and other material. Topics include Chicano history, culture, education, Chicano Indian relations, journalism, and movements for social justice. Please note that this collection has not been physically processed, and this document is...
The papers of Mexican-American librarian Elizabeth Martinez consist of correspondence, writing, memos, publications, photographs, and other material. Collection has been minimally processed; folders have been listed but no rearrangement was conducted.
The Andrew Marton papers span the years 1920-1987 (bulk 1950s) and encompass 36 linear feet. The collection consists of film and television scripts, production material, unproduced material, correspondence, story material, scrapbooks, and photographs....
Box 1: Canada; New England; New York -- Box 2: California: mainly Los Angeles; some San Francisco -- Box 3: Chicago and other Midwest (Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri) -- Box 4: Japan, 1975, programs, articles by Patricia Marton on Japanese...
Relates to the Russian Revolution and Civil War.
Relates to activities of the Okhrana. Published under same title (Stanford, 1972). Also available on microfilm (1 reel).
Relates to the organization, training, and utilization of a future Russian cavalry.
Correspondence, writings, reminiscences, printed matter, clippings, and photographs, relating to the Russian Imperial army, Russia's role in World War I, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and anti-communist movements in the United States. Includes a cigarette case from the desk...
A 3.5” x 4.5” color photograph featuring Supervisor Harvey Milk at the 1978 Gay Freedom Day parade, taken by Judy Maruszan.
This collection contains manuscripts, press clippings, correspondence, and other material from Ret Marut's early days in Germany, chiefly Düsseldorf and Munich, including a complete run of the journal . Ret Marut is thought to be the actual identity of the...
Philadelphia judge, the Honorable William M. Marutani (1923-2004), was the only Japanese American commissioner to sit on the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC). The CWRIC was a congressional commission established in 1980 and charged with studying...
Collection consists of correspondence, computer codebooks, computer data printouts, course materials, election surveys, field reports, notes, master reprint file, and publications. Includes questionnaires related to: Detroit Area Study (1964); Demographic and Electoral Statistics in Los Angeles County (1963); India National...
Posters and flyers advertising San Francisco Bay Area readings and performances of two works by Marvin X: One Day in the Life, and In the Crazy House Called America. Some of the works include portraits of the author. Also includes...
An archive of 2,868 letters, comprising 8,972 pages (mostly manuscript), with 10 postcards. Included in the page count are several non-correspondence items such as: "Sentinel Duty at Fort Shaw, MT, 1875" (2 pp); "Convocation Address, Fort Spokane, 1895" (8 pp);...
Collection pertains to the construction of a bridge from San Francisco to Oakland. Included are correspondence, memoranda, and reports of the San Francisco-Alameda County Bridge Commission, 1926, along with one sketch; and memoranda, minutes of meetings, and reports of boring...
Marx's papers date from 1873 to 1942 and include correspondence, reports, research notes, manuscripts, drawings, financial records, clippings, minutes, reprints, and photographs. The papers primarily relate to engineering projects in which Marx was involved, largely dams and water systems in...
Additional papers were received in 1986 and 1990; they have been added to the collection as two addenda rather than interfiled with the previously processed papers. Each addition has been identified by its accession number (86-179 and 90-188) and is...
Relates to the pacifist movement in the United States.
Syllabi, class readings, and notes from a Marxist Leadership School course about Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Marxist history....
Photographs depict efforts of the Agricultural Workers Health and Medical Association in California, including health care facilities, medical staff, and patients. Many images document conditions at migratory labor camps at such California locations as Brawley, Porterville, Indio, Marysville, Shafter, Woodville,...
Fragments of documents, probably excised from correspondence written in the 18th century, glued together to form one piece of paper and then glue mounted to a larger piece of paper. Possibly collected for their value as samples of handwriting and...
Scrapbooks containing playbills, programs, and newspaper clippings of performing arts events in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.
2 typewritten and hand-signed letters from Mary Austin to James L. Gillis.
2 typewritten and hand-signed letters from Mary Austin to James L. Gillis.
Slide presentation called "Portraits of Peacemakers," including slides and transcript.
Papers, financial documents, account books, photographs, bills, and other ephemera belonging to Mary Brazil, Portuguese dairy rancher in Marin County. The bulk of the materials pertain to Mary Brazil’s business operations and personal correspondence. Additional material documents the correspondence and...
Account of trip overland from Cedar Grove, Iowa, to California. Includes a brief description of Salt Lake City. Pages 1-28 contain the original diary; pages 29-67, a revised and expanded version; pages 68-123, blank; and pages 124-128, recipes and miscellaneous...
A few letters, including two written by her to Sheldon Cheney, and copy of a letter of recommendation written for her by Cheney; manuscripts of poems and plays; clippings; and a reprint of some published poems.
The collection contains some of Mary Cohn's papers and family snapshots, mostly unidentified.
Letters, manuscripts, reprints, and lecture notes of Mary Cover Jones related to her career in child development, particularly at the Institute of Human Development, University of California, Berkeley. Oversize folder contains a certificate of appreciation presented to Jones.
Primarily letters written to her father while she was in school.
Correspondence concerning her historical research, including letters from Hubert Howe Bancroft and others on his staff; notes and manuscripts of some of her writings on Indians and western history; newspaper clippings and articles; some reports written by her students at...
Primarily articles, clippings and photographs relating to Eugene V. Debs, Lena Morrow Lewis, Honore J. Jaxon, Workers' Defense League, Byron Kitto, Douglas Robson, and others, and including also a letter from Debs, June 10, 1919, and two from Upton Sinclair,...
Letters from Elizabeth Cabot (Cary) Agassiz and from Louis Agassiz concerning her application for entrance to the Anderson School of Natural History, autographs of people at the school, including those of Austin Craig Apgar and David Starr Jordan, and a...
Letters (2 - 1 incomplete, with envelope postmarked Amedee) from T. Walker, Secret Valley (Lassen Co.) Calif.; receipt for board, Roble Hall, Stanford University, and letter answering advertisement for an amanuensis.
Re her life in Berkeley.
Photocopy of clippings and notes, and photographs relating to her school, the first private primary school in Berkeley.
Concerning the collaboration of her husband, Thomas Edgar Pemberton, with Bret Harte on the play, Sue, and enclosing a letterpress copy of an undated letter written by her husband.
(1887-1973). Four letters (ALS) from American author Chase to Mrs. Roger Boutell, Jan.-Mar. , 1938. Laid in Chase's Dawn in Lyonesse [Spec PS3505.H48 D3]. Alpha list.
Mary Ellen Jones travel diaries from 1981 through 2003.
Contains letters, greeting cards, publications, and photographs from Fabilli concerning everyday life, her poetry, and information about William Everson. Includes a copy of "Mary Fabilli : 1914- a literary life," an autobiographical article about her literary influences. Also includes 11...
Contains correspondence, diaries, notebooks, journals, poems, and other material. Also Includes material relating to her work as a researcher at the Oakland Museum, and religious memorabilia.
This collection of lantern slides includes slides prepared by Mary Floyd Williams from publications as well as from her own photography. Correspondence and receipts from travels in Southeast Asia in the 1920s and 1930s. A typewritten inventory of the slides...
Records of land appraiser Frank L. Mary generated during his career include correspondence, field notes, and lists of railroad appraisals, an expense account and a travel record for 1915-1918.
Mary Freeman Crabbe papers, BANC MSS 99/310 cz, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
A photo collection donated by Mary Garatti. Location A4.5
The Mary Garner Hirsch Collection contains personal objects from the Garner family, providing a material record of houselife in an American household in the 20th century. Material objects include artifacts from the 1920s to the 1950s. Material artifacts include an...
The Mary Gleason Art Collection includes a variety of artwork made primarily by Mary Gleason and her son, Richard Gleason. Mary Gleason was a longtime Claremont resident and professor at Scripps College from 1936 to 1943.
Contains letters from Bret Harte, Henry W. Longfellow and Annie A. Longfellow, concerning a piece of writing done by Graham.
Strip of three photographs found in Wills' A Winter in California (F 866 W73). Alpha list.
Mary Hallock Foote letters, BANC MSS C-H 108 FILM, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Mary Harris letters to mother and brother,1875-1879, BANC MSS 2019/8, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Primarily letters written by Mrs. Austin to Henry Nash Smith and to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cassidy; transcripts of some letters addressed to her; copy of her play, Fire; miscellaneous items.
One letter (ALS) from Allen to Newell [?] re invitation to spend Thanksgiving together. Abington, [MA?], Nov. [17?], 1850. Removed from Montgomery Collection (Wyles Mss 9). Alpha list.
Views from her travels in Pakistan, Greece, and Uganda, and of native American tribes in California and Arizona. Also, copy photographs and color slides of 19th century images used in her research on Henry Raschen and Jean Jacques Vioget as...
The papers consist of files containing correspondence, field notes, and articles written by Mary Jean Kennedy. Kennedy's academic career at the University of California, Berkeley is represented by a paper on the economic structure of the San Carlos Apache, written...
This collection comprises one sound disc of an oral history interview with Mary Kress conducted by the Holocaust Media Project at the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors on April 11, 1983.
Many items pertaining to her dealings in books, manuscripts, printed ephemera, and photographs related to the history of California. Also, personal snapshots and memorabilia from her youth.
Consists of two diaries kept by Hairgrove. The first contains daily entries for 1921, including her move to Calif. with her sister, Helen, and teaching in the English Dept. at Glendale High School. The second contains entries for a trip...
Minutes of the California Historical Survey Commission; other administrative records; and Mary Bowman's reports on a range of Southern California manuscript collections, some in private hands and some in libraries or museums. Included are reports on the following: the family...
Contains the research files for an unpublished biography titled, "Fifty years in the mountains of the West: the life of Norman Clyde." Materials include correspondence, notes, transcripts, memoirs, interviews on audiocassetes, photographs, etc. Includes Norman Clyde's handwritten manuscript of a...
Contains materials documenting Mary Moore's career on the Oakland City Council from 1977-1994 as well as her campaigns for office. Also included is political ephemera from the campaigns of other Bay Area and California politicians.
Postcard views and souvenir minature view sets, chiefly of scenes in Oregon, California, and elsewhere in the American West. Most are "real photo" postcards or miniature photographic print sets, but some are color photomechanical prints. Miniature view sets comprise: Virginia...
Contains three letters to poets David Meltzer and one to David Schaff discussing poetry and including poems of her own.
Holograph Civil War era letter written from Middlebrook, Missouri, describing a visit to the camp of the 18th Indiana Volunteers. Papp describes viewing drilling exercises, dining with the officers, and visiting a local geologic curiosity.
(ca. 1623-1682). One document (ADS) from English Quaker and writer Mary Penington, to her grandchild or grandchildren, re family history and religious practices of the day, ca. latter 1600s. First pages faded and almost illegible. Provenance unknown [part of Foote...
The diary (74 p. and handwritten in pencil) begins as Mary and her family leave Leavenworth, Kansas and chronicles the family's journey first along the Oregon Trail route to Fort Bridger, Wyoming and then along the California Trail to Austin,...
One note (ANS) from American writer Andrews to a Mrs. Reynolds, re a visit to New York and thanking her for selling an unknown item, n.d. Laid in Andrews' The Perfect Tribute. Alpha list
Chiefly Letters from Mary R.B. Howard, wife of architect John Galen Howard to family members (dated 1920-1959) or to Sadie and Warren Gregory (dated 1904-1956). Also includes ALS from Eulora M. Jennings to Mary Howard, Oct. 27, 1910, and transcripts...
Contains printed materials, tree census and inventory list, ephemera, flyers, correspondence, newspaper clippings, 20 color photographs (5 x 7) of protesters and tree sitters, three posters, two t-shirts, etc. related to a protest movement, known as Save the Oaks, against...
The personal papers of Alameda's first poet laureate, Mary Rudge (1928-2014). Included are correspondence, family papers, manuscripts and awards.
Research materials for Mary Sims' projected book on one-room schoolhouses of California, primarily letters, postcards, news clippings and other reminiscenses sent by people who responded to notices in the Sacramento Bee and in California Farming News.The book was never completed.
Contains correspondence and clippings.
Color engraving, "Mrs. President Lincoln," by Kimmel & Foster, n.d. [Oversize boxed].
Portrait, "Mrs. Lincoln," engraved and published by William Sartain, Philadelphia, n.d.. [Oversize boxed].
Two handwritten letters (December 19, 1900 and January 31, 1901) from an Ohio woman visiting Berkeley, California to her daughter-in-law in Ravenna, Ohio. Topics covered include descriptions of the University campus at Berkeley and a storm that caused extensive damage....
Three letters from Mary Wollstonecraft to her friend Ruth Baldwin Barlow. The first letter (2 pages), dated February 3, [1794?] is signed "Mary Imlay." The second letter (3 pages) is dated April 27, 1794 from Havre; and the third letter...
This collection consists of photographs scanned from a scrapbook belonging to Mary Yamamoto Shimizu depicting life events including commencement ceremonies and social activities in Long Beach, Los Angeles, Massachusetts and Dartmouth College. The bulk of the photographs are of George...
Correspondence, and lists and photographs of exhibits, relating to the acquisition by the Maryhill Museum of furniture and souvenirs donated by Queen Marie of Romania. Includes photocopies of letters by Queen Marie.
One Civil War document (ADS): Return of Deceased Soldiers. Newport News, Virginia, 11 June 1865.
Two Civil War documents (ADS), one re return of deceased soldiers and the other re cost of furnishing transportation to a Sergeant E. Hansen, 1864.
30 black and white snapshots of Marysville, California and surrounding area. Includes images of integrated baseball team, railroad station, tracks, tunnel digging, and locomotive 2580, telegraph and cable office, family and friends, names unknown.
Letter, dated Jan. 29, 1861, from the Secretary of the Institute, Edwin A. Williams, to the Gold Hill Lodge no. 32 F.A.M. 1861, accompanied by a broadside announcing the establishment of a medical institute, to serve as a convalescent home...
Includes numerous portraits and group portraits, chiefly of unidentified sitters; local business exteriors and interiors; tradesmen, laborers, firefighters, and others; home exteriors; mines and dredges; agricultural equipment; and parades. Portraits include numerous studio portraits of Chinese men, women, and children....
Neatly presented photograph album containing chiefly snapshots documenting the life of California native and resident Masahuru Minamiji during World War II, particularly his internment at Manzanar War Relocation Center, and his military training at Camp Barkeley, Texas. Minamiji is depicted...
Joe Grant Masaoka was born in Fresno, California, and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was Regional Director of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) in Denver, Colorado, from 1942-51 and established the Northern California regional office in San...
Issued to the Czechoslovak Army in Siberia. Photocopy.
Collection of photographs reflecting the Czechoslovak Presidencies of Tomǎś Garrigue Masaryk and his successor Edward Beneš, in the period between the World Wars, 1918-1937. Included are diplomatic, political and social events in Prague and other locations, touring of facilities, people...
The Masaryk-Beneš materials were originally collected by Arne Laurin, editor of the Prager Presse. Consists of individual issues of various newspapers and periodicals pertaining to the Masaryk-Beneš period of Czechoslovak politics, as well as miscellanea.
Relates to Adolf Hitler and Rudolf Hess. Includes letters by Ilse Hess, wife of Rudolf Hess.
Sydney Forrester Mashbir worked in the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section as a military intelligence officer during the occupation of Japan, 1945-47. The collection contains mimeographed summaries of radio broadcasts, newspaper accounts, various special reports, and publications on the Japanese...
Administrative records, promotional material, a photograph, clippings, T-shirts and videocassettes from the Los Angeles branch of the California AIDS Ride, 1993-2000, collected by Jeffery Masino, former director of the Los Angeles office. Materials in the collection document the planning and...
The Don Maskell photographs (SAFR 23144, P02-022) consists of 1,695 photographs (4.8 linear feet) mainly depicting aerial views of merchant and U.S. Navy vessels in the San Francisco Bay, taken during his career as a marine photographer from 1961 to...
Collection consists of a script for the stage production of Maskerade, written by Walter Reisch with music by Georg Kreisler.
Reports, minutes of meetings, directories, notes, and printed matter, relating to the United Nations Conference on International Organization at San Francisco and the founding of the United Nations.
Correspondence, writings, notes, other personal and working papers, including material related to Prof. Maslenikov's teaching in Russian language and literature and Slavic studies at U.C. Berkeley, and to his translations and analyses of early-20th-century Russian poetry, particularly the works of...
The Don Maslin CP/M collection consists of software and published documentation ranging from 1973 to 1996, with the bulk being from 1977 to 1984. About half of the collection consists of software in floppy disk and cassette formats. Most of...
Correspondence, personal documents, and photographs, relating to Russian emigre affairs in China.
Relates to collective farms in the Soviet Union.
Relates to Russian military activities in northern Persia before World War I, and in the Turkish campaigns of General Nikolay Yudenich during World War I.
This is a collection of reprints of Maslow articles.
This file contains a small, leather bound, hand written in ink diary, written by Andrew Jackson Mason, during his overland journey from New Independence, MO to "the head waters of the Humboldt River" and the gold fields in 1849. The...
Twenty-eight letters, the majority written by Annie Mason, wife of John S. Mason who was serving in the U.S. Army and stationed in California during the period covered in the letters. The first letter is dated January 11th, 1852 and...
Letters from Brayman and his wife, Mary (Williams) Brayman (1816-1886), to their daughter Ada and her husband, William H. Bailhache, of Washington, D.C., during Brayman's governorship of Idaho Territory, 1876-1880.
Letters written to him relating mainly to Mormons in Nauvoo, Illinois. Included are an account by Nelson Montgomery of Joseph Smith's interviews with Indians in 1843; letters concerning legal and tax matters, the Mormon question and anti-Mormon forces; a portion...
7 letters with envelopes.
Elizabeth Mason (1880-1953) was a sculptor, writer, jewelry maker, and Santa Barbara historian. At the Southwest Museum, Mason created 28 dioramas of Native American life which adorned the Museum's entrance hall and Poole Wing. This collection consists of correspondence, sketches,...
Correspondence, reports, journalistic dispatches, and other material, relating to German and Soviet politics and diplomacy in the interwar period, and to Allied military administration of Germany at the end of World War II. Includes a copy of the logbook of...
Holograph letter written by George C. Mason to Gertrude from Newport, R. I. about not having the desired information relating to Temperance Graul, who died on May 19, 1792 at 83 years old.
Reports and photographs, relating to American military medical activities in the European Theater during World War II.
A letter with a firsthand account of the challenges to growing fruit in California in 1870, written by a settler in Amador County named Jesse Mason and sent home to his mother in Vermont.
Reports, memoranda, syllabi, and organization charts, relating to the training of Foreign Economic Administration personnel for service in occupied Germany and Austria at the end of World War II, and to living conditions for American consular officials around the world.
Correspondence...
Lee Mason photographs include images photographs of Reverend Troy Perry, John V. Platania, Don Kilhefner, Barry Dank, Dick Nash, Jay Murley, Frank Fitch, and Don O'Brien, 1971-1972. The photographs also include images of the 1971 Los Angeles Christopher Street West...
This collection contains the papers of Matt E. Mason (born 1849) chronicling his activity in manufacturing between 1874 and 1919 in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota. Includes diaries and account books kept between 1874-1882 with entries describing his day-to-day activities...
This collection consists of a consecutive run of approximately 175 playbills from 1912 through 1918 for dramatic and musical performances held at the Mason Opera House in Los Angeles. During these six years, a number of Broadway musicals were performed...
Contents: Circulars and documents as Military Governor of California; letters from Mason describing discovery of gold; methods of mining, effect of mines on California, and problems of government arising after end of war with Mexico; and a few letters to...
There is little information available about Todd Mason. During his career, he worked as an actor, did voice overs, and was a newspaper writer. From 1968-1975 Mason was an associate of Mike Connors and worked for the television series Mannix....
Mainly business correspondence as San Francisco photographer.
Approximately 20,000 photographic images. Subjects include: San Francisco Bay Area views, hotels & residences (architectural photography), Yosemite, family photos, Spanish mission buildings, Berkeley Calif. police, lighthouses, views in Utah and Oregon, etc. Includes work for articles in numerous magazines and...
The collection consists of documents (many of which are photocopies), photographs and plaques related to some of the business and public service activities and interests of William R. Mason. Mason trained as a civil engineer, graduating from the University of...
Summary: Letters and agreements pertaining to the construction and equipping of the Masonic Theatre in Wallace, Idaho. Also letters about the billing, quality, and success of shows that appeared in the theatre....
The collection contains items relating to the operation, promotion and history of Sacramento's Masonic Union Lodge 58, founded in 1854.
Includes company personnel, developments, housing, etc., mainly in Berkeley and San Francisco.
Correspondence, promotional literature, ledgers, deeds, job files, architectural records, real estate journals, company newsletters, and other materials.
Photos, ephemera, correspondence pertaining to Bertha (Reep) Mason, her husband Earl Mason, and their respective families.
The Masquers records span the years 1908-1980s and encompass approximately 32 linear feet. The collection consists of membership and organization records; miscellaneous papers, including "Masquerettes" material; files regarding plays, shows, and tributes; audio tapes; plaques; scrapbooks; and photographs....
Audiocassettes of lectures, speeches, press conferences, theatrical productions, campus radio programs and convocation ceremonies.
Childhood and family in Newton, Massachusetts; hockey accident and spinal cord injury, 1960; studies at Colby College and Tufts University; job at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory for Nuclear Science; accommodations on the job; origins of Massachusetts Association of Paraplegics,...
Onset of polio at age three, childhood and adolescence, 1945-64; Indiana University and Harvard University, 1964-70; Women's Community Center, 1972; personal issues around disability; employment at UMass Disabled Student Center; beginning of Boston Self Help, 1976; discussion of Massachusetts leaders;...
Broadside, "Fourth of July! Anti-Slavery Celebration," n.y. [Oversize boxed].
One document (ADS) from Holden Township, Worcester County, re survey of plot of land, 2 May 1791. Alpha list.
One Civil War document (ADS), re issue or transfer of ordnance stores, 30 Sept. 1864.
The collection contains Civil War individual service and medical records, lists of circulars, regimental and regular orders received, order books - one with a short history, and photographs for the Massachusetts Infantry, 12th Regiment (Vol.), ca 1861-1864....
Bound, with some loose material.
This collection contains the correspondence of Fritzi Massary with her colleague and friend Violet Oldak. It also includes one letter from Liesl Frank, Fritzi's daughter, to Violet Oldak; a newspaper clipping about Fritzi Massary; an enclosed letter from Lili Darvas...
Collection includes biographical materials; materials related to Massey's dissertation research on the African American higher education experience; notes; news clippings related to Massey's achievements at Stanford; photographs; program files; printouts of email correspondence; notes; and a journal related to events...
Correspondence, writings, police reports, clippings, and photographs, relating to Soviet espionage activities in the United States.
Sound recordings of interviews, printed matter, photographs, correspondence, and postcards relating to Aleksandr Kazem-Bek and the Mladorosskai͡a partii͡a. Also includes papers relating to the Ilyin family and other Russian émigrés. Used as research material for the book by Mireille Massip,...
Collection of daily drilling records for wells
Correspondence, ledger books, scrapbooks, and photographs from Masson's Santa Clara County, California, vineyards. Collection also includes notes on Masson by UC Davis Professor of Viticulture and Enology Harold P. Olmo.
The Robert and Bertha Massoth collection of Orange County arts ephemera collection contains a variety of arts-related ephemera from Orange County, California, collected by Robert and Bertha Massoth over approximately 30 years, including items related to Pacific Symphony, Orange County...
This collection includes Disneyland-related newsletters, magazines, and other publications collected by Robert J. Massoth and by his wife, Bertha E. Massoth. Bertha worked as the executive secretary to the head of publicity and marketing at Disneyland, a theme park in...
Writings, correspondence, clippings, photographs, business records, recordings, publications, fliers, posters, artwork, notes, scrapbooks and other personal papers of Carmel poet Ric Masten and his wife, poet Billie Barbara Masten, from 1894, 1929-2008. The bulk of the collection documents Ric’s career...
The certificate (SAFR 17603, HDC 0031) was issued to Mr. V.P. McMurdo November 4, 1957. The certificate has two foil seals, one gold and one red. The replica key is scotch taped to the red foil seal.The collection is processed...
Reports, correspondence, minutes, and other materials relating to the Master Plan for Higher Education in California and its various revisions and updates. Also includes some CSU campus architectural master planning.
The collection consists of 26 VHS videocassettes, comprising the complete series entitled "Mastering the College Experience," a television program produced by Coastline Community College in Fountain Valley, California, for KOCE-TV, the primary Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) member station for Los...
Silk-screened prints depicting various indigenous handcrafts (pottery, baskets, mask, jewelry, etc.) of North and Central America. Prints signed by artist Louie Ewing. Each print enclosed in descriptive bifolium as issued.
The collection contains 15 letters from army photographer Lieutenant Chuck Masters, 221st Signal Co., to friend Dave Schmahl of Alhambra, California. Letters are mainly from Pleiku and Long Binh, Vietnam, and describe day-to-day life, including R&R in Hong Kong. There...
The Monty Masters Papers of the American Radio Archives consists of 3.5 linear feet of scripts, story treatments and other material documenting the radio career of San Francisco-based comedian and writer Masters. Included in this collection are scripts for programs...
This collection contains a journal and written correspondences from Capt. Romney W. Masters, USAAF to his family during the Second World War. Capt. Masters served with the First American Volunteer Group "Flying Tigers."
The bulk of the collection consists of medium format 120/220 black & white negatives, contact sheets, and color film transparencies of gay male erotic images along with a limited number of straight erotic images. The images were used for the...
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Union Pacific employee beneficiary certificate issued to Albert E. Masterson, with accompanying correspondence.
The William F. Masterson Papers consist of the records of his work with PICO (Pacific Institute for Community Organization) and covers the development of various PICO organizing projects throughout the United States, as well as the internal growth and workings...
This collection documents the professional career of southern California architect Carl Maston. The collection covers a variety of public and private commissions including commercial buildings, university buildings, and residential structures. The majority of the archive consists of project notes as...
USC alumnus Carl Maston was an influential Los Angeles mid-century modern architect. Upon graduation, Maston worked for the offices of Floyd Rible, A. Quincy Jones, Fred Emmons, Phil Daniel, and Allied Architects before opening his own office. His homes, shopping...
The photograph album contains 93 photographic prints taken between 1926 and 1928 presumably by Louis “Luigi” A. Mastropasqua, a San Francisco architect and illustrator. The album primarily consists of scenic views and street scenes of many San Francisco neighborhoods, including...
Letters from Francis "Pete" Mastrototoro to his girlfriend, then wife, Eva Mikelonis over the course of Mastrototoro's military service in World War II from 1942 to 1945. The letters primarily deal with his day-to-day life on bases in California, Texas,...
The Masumoto and Saito Family Photos documents four generations of the Japanese American family in San Francisco and Los Angeles, California. Photographs depict the family's businesses, trips, weddings, funeral, and others. Included are images of Jack Toshio Robert Masumoto's trading...
The Rudolph Maté papers span the years circa 1930-1962 and encompass approximately 3 linear feet. There are awards or programs and a couple contracts related to around a dozen films. In addition, there are clippings, personal correspondence, legal and estate...
Minutes of director's meetings, lists of stock holders and periodical reports, etc., of company incorporated in Dundee, Scotland, for the purpose of raising and marketing livestock in Texas and elsewhere in the United States.
Views show rubble, damaged buildings and other scenes of damage caused by a hurricane or hurricanes in Matamoros, Mexico. A major storm hit the region in October, 1867, which may be the event depicted. Other hurricanes are recorded in 1869...
Letters addressed to Romero, diplomat, politician, and secretary of finance in the administrations of Presidents Benito Juárez and Porfirio Díaz. A more complete description is available in film notebooks at Reference Desk.
Snapshots of cast members of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker, possibly from a London production, or the Philadelphia production of 1954 or 1955. Some photos taken in dressing rooms.
Portfolio of original linocuts that were reproduced as illustrations for the short story collection Matea (Universidad Autónoma Chapingo, 2009). Titles of images correspond to titles of stories in the publication.
Consists of materials about cooperatives....
Part I: Film - Selected list of works, published and unpublished, by California Chinese, with brief biographical sketches of the authors.
Newspaper clippings, brochures and notes, with a few letters and pictures, assembled in preparation of his history of Hollywood.
Mainly articles, pamphlets and photographs.
Photoreproduction of muster rolls for Companies C & K, 1st Regiment of Dragoons, from records, Adjutant General's Office, National Archives; pictures of "Mule Hill" and grave markers; maps and notes, correspondence from 1948-1949.
Scrapbook of clippings, correspondence, stock certificates, etc., chiefly for her father, Samuel P. Dorsey, Wells, Fargo agent, 1857-1904, and former owner, Idaho Maryland mine. Also, material relating to descendents of William Taylor, gold rush pioneer.
Includes her manuscript of the Juárez family tree completed in 1973 (31 x 365 cm.)
Manuscripts, notes, drafts, clippings, etc. for an unpublished book.
Consists of a staple-bound volume of short stories and poems by San Francisco writers working under the authority of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Writers' Project in San Francisco, on the American Guide and other publications. The volume was...
Correspondence re Lewis and re the book after its publication; research notes; bibliography; books by and about Lewis; transcripts of Lewis; diaries, 1900-1907; Schorer's interview notebooks; copies of the ms.; galley and page proofs; first unbound copy; copy with Schorer's...
Original documents in: The Bancroft Library and the U.S. National Archives.
The bulk of the collection contains material prepared by legal counsel for use in pending suit brought against the San Francisco Unified School District. These include plantiff exhibits, attorney drafts and notes; production requests from the law firm; research materials,...
Includes correspondence with libraries, archives, historical societies, etc., re his research (ca. 1966-1970); notes speeches; clippings, photocopies of articles and other ephemeral material. Special files on architects and on Stanford University.
Clippings, notes, articles and photographs, assembled mainly from the papers of Janet Williams Gould.
Portraits are of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schram. Also includes labels (undated) for Schramsburg Vineyards wine and champagne.
Include programs and notices for churches and fraternal and benevolent societies; clippings; pamphlets and some letters. Some items concern George M. Mardikian and William Saroyan.
Assorted printed and other materials pertaining to the Armenian community in California.
Contains several copies of a 1939 proclamation, with signatures of notable members of the Forum, calling for graphic artists and advertisers to boycott the purchase and use of Nazi typefaces, and encouraging them to use American-made type. The bulk of...
Includes portion of a biographical sketch of Moses Chase, early Oakland settler, written by W.W. Conde, with related notes; transcripts of some Chase family papers, including 1867 diary of George Chase, Moses' son; three notebooks concerned with the 7th ward...
Letters, checks, receipts, certificates of deposit, San Francisco/Oakland telephone directory, pamphlet, and an election flyer, from San Francisco; and similar items from Centreville and Coulterville, Calif., as well as Carson City, Nev., and Tucson, Ariz.
Letter appealing for aid to maintain the Fort; form letters and programs; printed album commemorating anniversary of the founding of the Fort; newspaper article.
Rhoda, Franklin. Henderson W. Luelling, father of the fruit industry on the Pacific Coast (9 typewritten leaves); Rhoda, Franklin. Origin of the fruit business of the Pacific Coast [newspaper clipping and typewritten carbon copy (1 leaf) of part of this];...
Copies of some documents used by Lyman in writing his book, John Marsh, Pioneer, including legal papers in Marsh's trial for conspiracy in Contra Costa County, 1855, and inventory of his estate.
Photocopies of typed transcripts of letters, 1853-1864, from William Russell to John Swett, and clippings concerning Swett.
Miscellaneous materials relating to Julia Morgan, including one letter written by her to Walter Steilberg, Oct. 7, l928, and a photocopy of a diary from her trip to South America. Includes copies of three letters written by Edward B. Hussey,...
Includes a letter from Burbank, 1912 Dec. 20, and a copy of an agreement with him, 1909 Sept. 20; scrapbook of clippings, 1908-1909, regarding his experiments with spineless cactus; promotional material for the publication of the Burbank books; Luther Burbank...
Mainly correspondence resulting from research on Ms. French for M.A. thesis.
Legal papers relating to the Inyo Land Company, the Inyo Canal Company and the Reward Gold Mining Company; and transcript of a report describing the valley and its mining and agricultural resources.
Includes portion of the MS; notes; sketch maps used in the book; design for the dust jacket.
Research material, including minutes of meetings, correspondence, pamphlets, leaflets, and miscellaneous printed material. Includes Taft's working notes, apparently for his 1968 book, Labor politics American style; the California State Federation of Labor.
Includes speakers' manual, press releases, handbills and clippings.
Includes photocopy of notes re the Greenwoods and the rescue of the Donner party; transcripts of letters from Sarah Greenwood re the family's part in the rescue operations; transcripts and photocopies of letters with genealogical information; photocopies of documents relating...
Include typescripts of reminiscences by Sadie Hutchinson re the founding of the town by her husband, Arthur J. Hutchinson, and re ranching in the area; genealogical information on the Hutchinson and Patton families; maps; newspaper articles by Schutt based on...
v. 1 - letter, June 15, 1959, and pamphlet, July 1959, describing how he began his project, the sources investigated and the people contacted; v. 2 - Ms. of his unpublished study, The Legend of the Sleeping Maiden of Mount...
Includes material on the Pacheco and Galindo families (founding families of Contra Costa County) and papers relating to the Alvarado Adobe, dedication of the Salvio Pacheco adobe, and Joaquin Moraga adobe.
Used in her article, Oberi Okaime Script, Texts and Counting System. Includes a dictionary, transcriptions and translations of texts in the language, mainly of a religious nature, by Akpan Akpan Udofia.
Includes letter from WRA director, Dillon S. Myer; letters from U.S. Treasury Dept. regarding licensing; a brief history of the Enterprises; certificate of incorporation; and license from the state of Arizona.
Copy of articles 8, 9, 21, and 23 of the above treaty, and notes from Robert Glass Cleland's The Mexican Yearbook, 1922.
Genealogical and biographical information regarding the family of Frank B. Rodolph, compiled by Margaret Schlichtmann. Includes autobiographical sketch by Frank B. Rodoloph, including reminiscences of his family's journey to California in 1850, ranching near Cache Creek, and business enterprises in...
Extracts and copies from Archives, original papers, testimony of native Californians and Neophytes, scraps from books, pamphlets, and newspapers, also photographs, etc., being the entire collection on the subject formed during a period of 20 years by The Honorable Benjamin...
Included: outline of the course; list of books on reserve; copies of his lectures; and list of books, manuscripts and visual materials from his collection displayed at class meetings.
"Operating Room Technique for Nurses" is an unpublished manuscript by Louis H. Nason, M.D., who was a Harvard professor and surgeon at Beth Israel Hospital where he was also in charge of teaching nurses. Totaling a 145 typescript pages with...
Church records, royal orders, cédulas, and other sources on Gálvez collected from parochial archives, various Spanish archives, and the British Museum, by Laurence P. Briggs. See Herbert I. Priestley, José de Gálvez, Visitor-General of New Spain (University of California Press,...
Contains introduction, working notes, and checklists for vol. 1 of the bibliography. Includes letters to Heller from David Magee, and to Heller and Magee from numerous individuals, including Flora Arnstein, Albert M. Bender, Wilder Bentley, Oscar Lewis, Alfred Sutro, and...
From Commission member Herma Hill Kay.
Article reprint of her work originally published in the Bulletin de L'Institut francais d'Afrique noire (XXIX, series B., nos. 1-2, 1967); and illustrations of glyphs appearing on tusks from Southern Nigeria, representing animals, humans, objects and symbols, used as illustrations...
Drafts, drawings, and correspondence. Some correspondence concerns their oral history.
Some photographs relate to Union Diesel Engines (Fischer's business) including many ships possibly outfitted wtih Union Diesel engines. Other photos relate to shipping and engineering more generally. Objects are artificts related to early telegraph lines. Also includes a portrait of...
Includes maps and correspondence related to the proposed site on the Palos Verdes Peninsula for the Southern Branch of the University of California, now known as University of California, Los Angeles.
Typescript of book, and correspondence concerning the book's eventual publication as The Grabhorn Press: A Biography by the Book Club of California (1981).
Correspondence and will extracts concerning the deposition of his will and the terms to establish a library endowment.
Subject file encompass social, religious, political, economic, and cultural aspects of Armenians in California, including listings for Armenian General Benevolent Union; Robert Avakian; Spurgeon Avakian; Charles Garry; churches; Aram Saroyan, Lucy Saroyan.
Consists of materials relating to Henry Janin and his report on the salted mine in northern Colorado, with some biographical information. Includes photocopy of Janin's statement concerning his part in the diamond swindle, as well as photostatic copies of a...
Includes background documentation, typed transcripts of tape-recorded interviews with longshoremen, and clippings. Also information on Harry Bridges, the Longshore Jobs Defense Committee, and the Pacific Maritime Association. Includes papers acquired as research for an oral history, as well as transcripts.
Letters and reports, largely statistical, concerning population, trade and commerce, banking, education, transportation and communications, in Bolivia, Peru, Surinam, Guiana, and the islands of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and St. Pierre et Miquelon. Also a biographical sketch of Paraguayan...
Assembled by the Professor of Spanish, University of California, Berkeley. Include notes relating to prominent Spanish authors and poets; indexes on periodicals; notes on the novel, poetry, and theater; bibliographical material; transcripts of theatre texts and texts of ballads autograph...
Script (200 l., revised typescript, photocopy) by Neal Bell, "Current as of 1-29-92"; Teacher's Study Guide; program.
A comprehensive collection of architectural materials related to the building of a bridge at Bergerac in southwest France (bulk ca. 1825), containing plans, designs, proposals, explanations, estimates, specifications, correspondence, and other supporting materials.
Includes sample of forms used, and a few post-election circulars relating to registration, appointments, donations, etc.
Circular letter (typescript, mimeograph), 1943 May 21, regarding the U.S. Supreme Court hearing; and printed brochure from the Gordon Hirabayashi Defense Committee.
Contains Chinatown Coalition for Better Housing correspondence, minutes, resolutions, agreements, development proposals, press releases, environmental impact report, housing study, and newspaper clippings. Most of the printed materials relate to the Redevelopment Project at Stockton and Sacramento Streets, San Francisco, California,...
Carton 1: Statistical reports, 1954-1961; miscellaneous publications and annotated copies of briefs in the case. Carton 2: Microfilm of material used in evidence.
Typescript (carbon) narratives on various aspects of the history of the San Francisco Fire Department written and compiled by Frederick J. Bowlen, who served the S.F.F.D. as Battalion Chief and Department Historian.
List of Sugar Mills in Mexico and Central America, 1948 (Typed); Preliminary Report - Improvement of Sugar Production in Mexico, 1947 (Typed); Felipe Ruiz de Valasco, Historia y Evoluciones del Cultivo de la Caña y de la Industria Azucarera en...
Swett family history information sent by John E. Swett to the "Ladies of Swett's Tavern" in 1994 consists of a letter about the name of the tavern with a typescript of a description by Wilbur M. Swett of the the...
Contains organization materials collected by Helen Zia, including bylaws, constitution, correspondence, minutes, press releases, financial records, fundraising announcements, and other community organization materials. The majority of materials consists of circuit, district, and appeals court transcripts of the case, along with...
Includes bibliography of works about Tom Paine, letters and journal articles and menu for Tom Paine memorial dinner.
Chiefly materials from the Central Utah Relocation Center at Topaz, including general correspondence between War Relocation Authority and hospital staff, weekly reports, analyses and studies, high school structure chart with class and teacher listings, community activity information, newsletters, and resettlement...
This collection consists of material collected by physician Robert Stragnell (1923-2015) regarding the Bella Union Hotel, its owners the Matfield family, and early Los Angeles and California history, chiefly dating from 1873-1918.
Photographs of the Stanford Math/Computer Science Library after the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake....
Videotaped lectures from Knuth's computer science course Mathematical Writing, given in the fall of 1987; guest lecturers were Herb Wilf, Jeff Ullman, Leslie Lamport, Nils Nilsson, Mary-Claire van Leunen, Rosalie Stemer, and Paul Halmos.
Record Series 691 includes the administrative files of Angus E. Taylor, chair of the mathematics department from 1958 to 1964 and those of acting chair, Paul G. Hoel from 1961 to 1962. Files include Chair's files, directories, and proposal documents.
Photograph of men in machine shop, possibly on campus.
Papers belonging to the New England Puritan Mather family.
Correspondence, scrapbooks of clippings, and personalia, relating primarily to his last years with the Service. A few papers pertain to his early business career with the Pacific Coast Borax Company and the Thockildsen-Mather Borax Company. Also included are letters of...
Photograph albums: Vol. 1: Mount Rainier (photographed by Herbert W. Gleason), ca. 1905-1917. Vol. 2: Washington D.C., 1913-1915. Vol. 3: Sequoia National Park and the high Sierra, 1915. Vol. 4: Mather party in the high Sierras, 1915 (album 1). Vol....
Letters, Dec. 20, 1897, and Jan. 31, 1898, from Empire Ranch, Pantano, Ariz. Ter., telling his friend in San Luis Obispo, Calif., of plans for ranching in Chihuahua; letter, Oct. 22, 1899, from El Fuerte, Sinaloa.
J. H. "Harry" Mathers was a surveyor for railroad and mining companies in the American west (primarily California) and Baja California. The collection is composed entirely of correspondence between various members of the Mathers family.
The papers of William Michael Mathes (1936-2012), a historian and expert on Spain and Mexico, especially the Baja California Peninsula. The Mexican government awarded Mathes the Order of the Aztec Eagle in 1985. An alumnus of the University of Southern...
(1760-1839). One note (ANS), requesting a visit, 6 Feb. 1829. Purchase, 1975. Alpha list.
Two 19th century photo albums, and 55 portrait photographs (carte-de-viste & tintype probably from the 1860s) that were formerly in the albums and are mostly unidentified. The subjects of the photos are descendants of the donors. Many have the photographer's...
Two 19th century photo albums, and 55 portrait photographs (carte-de-viste & tintype probably from the 1860s) that were formerly in the albums and are mostly unidentified. The subjects of the photos are descendants of the donors. Many have the photographer's...
Contains legal documents including articles of incorporation, agreements, contracts, complaints, wills and property documents. Also includes administrative and financial documents and correspondence.
Relates to American social welfare policy. Photocopy.
The correspondence between Isaac Newton Mathews and various family members in Indiana and Ohio; chiefly about the American Civil War. Also includes copies of poems and several essays.
Correspondence, articles, lab notebooks, musical scores, audio recordings, computer files, and other materials related to the professional work of computer music pioneer Max V. Mathews.
Memoirs, diary, correspondence, clippings, photographs, and oral history with transcript relating to the disposition of the remains of Tsar Nicholas II and his family, social and political conditions in Siberia, and relief work of the American Red Cross in Siberia...
William J. Mathey taught at the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. The collection includes two scrapbooks of photographs documenting hoof and mouth disease management in the mid-1920s.
One document (ADS), copy of distribution for the estate of Egner Mathias, as decided in orphans' court, possibly Cecil County, Maryland, Sept. 14, 1812. Alpha list.
Collection consists of seed and flower catalogs from nurseries in California....
Mary Lorraine Mathies (1919- ) worked as a collections librarian at the Federal Advanced Teachers College in Lagos, Nigeria, while a library consultant for USAID and the Nigerian Ministry of Education (1962-63). In 1964, she became the head of the...
Relates to Belgian troops attached to German forces during World War II, 1941-1945. Photocopy.
Collection consists of correspondence, photographs, reports and related printed and digital material created by and relating to Sylvia Prager Mathon in her role as a court reporter in the Dachau War Crimes Trials from approximately December, 1945 - December, 1946....
Relates to the West Indian pan-African leader Henry Sylvester Williamanuscript Published (Westport, Conn., 1976). Photocopy.
The Matilda (built 1905; scow schooner) and Annie L. (built 1900; scow schooner) photographs, 1940-1960, (SAFR 24642, P15-015) are comprised of photographs of the scow schooners MATILDA and ANNIE L., likely on the mudflats at Alviso, California. The collection has...
Letter from Matilda Bancroft to Aunt Mary Coley, on stationary of The Bancroft Library. Includes 2 additional letters to Mary Coley: one from Olive S. Carter, a sister (July 30, 1884), and the other from Isabel Fuller, a friend (September...
Brochure that describes the hot springs, accommodations, attractions
Letters of Joseph Matkin, ship's steward's assistant and member of the H.M.S. crew during the Challenger Expedition, a joint venture of the Royal Society of London and the British Admiralty (1872-1876). The collection also contains a small number of Matkin...
British propaganda from World War II, and propaganda from both sides in the Korean War.
Papers of David Matlin, an American poet, writer, publisher and professor of English literature. Matlin taught poetry, creative writing, and English literature at universities, workshops, and prison education programs. The collection includes correspondence; drafts of Matlin's published and unpublished poetry...
Collection consists of 92 black and white lantern slides of the countries Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, and Chile taken in the 1920s and 1930s by Peter Young Matlock. Peter Young Matlock owned a clothing store in Buffalo, New York until 1976.
This collection consists of correspondence, subject files, legal documents, photographs and personal mementos. The bulk of the collection is comprised of correspondence. The first series, for example, is correspondence from 1975 which he received after his story hit the national...
Relates to the persecution of Armenians in Turkey during and immediately after World War I, and to Armenian refugees in Greece.
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The papers include personal correspondence and correspondence related to actor, director, mime, and choreographer Ernst Matray's artistic life, as well as photographs, invoices & statements, press clippings, artwork by Ernst Matray, autobiographic manuscripts and creative writing, some audio/visual materials, and...
The Matrix Gallery collection contains photographs, administrative documents, correspondence, gallery announcements, schedules, and exhibition promotions relating to the women run gallery and workshop in Sacramento.
Recollections of her father, William Matson, and his shipping company; marriage to William Roth; her family; acquisition of Filoli, their home in Woodside; interest in horse breeding and horse shows; volunteer activities.
The Matson Navigation Company book of data sheets (SAFR 23833, HDC 1670) consists of 85 blueprint pages of specifications for Matson-owned vessels. The collection has been processed to the item unit level and is open for use without restrictions.
Greeting cards, correspondence, and other documents of Shigeru (Robert) and Dorothy Matsuda of Oakland, California; correspondence to and from Oakland attorney Max Yonemura about establishing birthplace and citizenship of Hatsumi Hirashima (1955-1956); school report cards and other materials relating to...
This collection comprises tanka poems authored by Hisashi Matsue, who is a master of tanka poetry, an instructor for the California Tankakai in Los Angeles, California, which mainly consists of the Japanese and Japanese American poets in Los Angeles, and...
The Robert T. Matsui Papers document the career of a Japanese American politician who served 13 terms, from 1979-2005, in the United States House of Representatives as Congressman for California's Sacramento district.
This collection includes flyers, newspaper clippings, organizational documents, agendas, publications, books, and other materials related to the Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress (NCRR) organization, formally known as the National Coalition for Redress and Reparations, and one of its founding...
Miscellaneous papers relating to Hibi and Topaz Relocation Center. Included are a report on the Topaz Art School and the text of a speech at the opening of an exhibit at the school; clippings re Hibi and his paintings, many...
This collection includes materials collected by Melba Yonemura Matsuura, primarily dating from 1904-1951. The bulk of the collection are letters exchanged with her second husband George Matsuura during the war, photos documenting the first 35 years of Melba’s life, family...
This collection contains one box of two letters from Kiyoko Matsuura written while Matsuura was imprisoned at Crystal City Incarceration Center in Crystal City, Texas. The letter to Mizuko Noda contains information regarding why Kiyoko did not board a...
Matsuzaka was an Imperial Japanese Navy artist. The Matsuzaka Yasushi papers contains journals, correspondence, photographs, and diaries.
Mostly fliers, with some posters and smaller handbills, promoting concerts by punk bands and other performers at numerous venues in San Francisco and other Bay Area locations. Among the hundreds of performers listed on fliers are Dead Kennedys, Mutants, Psychotic...
Contains the minutes of the Board of Directors and the Coordinating Council. Also includes memos, press releases, goals, questionnaires and other handouts relating to the Mattachine Society and the Council on Religion and the Homosexual.
Minutes, bylaws, correspondence, manuscripts, newsletters, financial records, legal papers, transcripts, pamphlets, flyers, clippings, sound recordings, and other papers relating to the Mattachine Society, brought together by the Mattachine Society Project from materials donated to ONE Institute (now ONE International Gay...
The Mattei (Clarence) Portraits Collection contains photographic reproductions of some of Clarence Mattei's charcoal portraits.
An archive consisting of approximately 500 items from Herbert and Mercedes Matter, including production files and original artwork, manuscript material, correspondence, film and magnetic media, photographs, books, and printed matter.
Materials related to Herbert Matter's design of the book Alberto Giacometti, including mock-ups, a planning binder, photostatic negatives, hand-drawn typeface and page design sketches, notes, typescripts/drafts of the American and French editions, as well as correspondence to and from Matter's...
Original artwork, photographs, letters, manuscripts, process materials, memorabilia, negatives, transparencies, film, printed material, and working equipment.
The collection contains materials reflective of Portuguese cultural and Catholic traditions like the Sociedad da Irmandade do Divino Espírito Santo (I.D.E.S.) (Society of the Divine Holy Spirit), and the Festas do Espírito Santo (Festivals of the Holy Spirit). Included in...
Relates to the capture of the Nazi leader Ernst Kaltenbrunner in 1945; a meeting between Joseph Stalin and Harold Stassen in 1947; and a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad in 1982.
The François Matthes papers consist of personal and professional correspondence and writings spanning his academic life as a student in the 1890s, through his professional career as a geologist, to his death in 1948. Included are artwork, letters, newspaper clippings,...
Pictures from trips (including camping) around the United States include scenes in the Rocky Mountains, views of Montana and Yosemite, Calif. Many views of Sierra Nevada scenes are also included. Matthes is pictured with the crew of the Richfield Eagle...
Contains correspondence, clippings, and other items related to his trial. Also includes photographs of Schmidt, his sister, and of friends.
The bulk of the collection consists of the photograph albums of Matthew Schmidt and Albert Antunes (pseudonyms: Matthew and Buddy of Glendale). The early albums document the Los Angeles non-bar gay scene from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s, and contain many...
With envelope, and autograph cut out of another document.
(1822-1888). One short manuscript poem, signed, 12 August 1883. Alpha list.
Craig T. Matthew photographs of stand-up performers Lea DeLaria, Jason Stuart, and Scott Thompson, circa 1990s.
Statement, recorded for H.H. Bancroft, concerns his voyage to San Francisco via Panama in 1855 and gold mining to 1859; several businesses including a brewery from 1865; position as sheriff of San Francisco, 1875 and 1877. (7 l.).
Letters, 1874-1888, to H.H. Bancroft and, 1889, to N.J. Stone of the History Company; dictated statements; notes and revisions of sketch and proof-sheets; information supplied by Lorenzo Sawyer and C.E.S. Wood; drafts (portions in Deady's and in Bancroft's handwritings) and...
The collection consists of Matthew Ritchie's correspondence (including correspondence between Ritchie, the Hopi Indians, and the U.S. Congress regarding a conflict between the Hopi and the U.S. government); minutes and memorandums from various organizations; radio scripts; newspaper and magazine articles...
The collection contains photographs, articles, newsletters, catalogs, DVDs, videocassettes, and other material related to the Arabian horse collected by horse breeder Chris Matthews.
This collection consists of scripts for TV shows in which sound mixing was performed by Don H. Matthews.
The collection includes the following document types: correspondence, articles, notes, clippings. Several of the articles written by Matthews in "Pacific Marine Review" used photographs and drawings that were documented in the Photo collection P05-074. The scrapbooks found in the collection...
The G.F. Matthews papers (SAFR 14282, HDC 74) consists of contracts, specifications and agreements for schooners OLGA, JOHN A., ESTHER JOHNSON and steam schooners DAISY GRAY and SAN DIEGO from 1889, 1892 and 1923. The collection also includes a list...
The Glenna Matthews Oral History Collection, 1984-2014, consists of fifty-one oral histories, forty-one of which have been transcribed. Historian Glenna Matthews conducted these interviews as part of the research for her book, (2003).
Writings, correspondence, reports, and printed matter, relating to Christian missionary work in China and Japan, and to the communist movement in China.
Drafts of the book The Cuban Story (1961), and a draft and galley proofs of the article Return to Cuba (1964), relating to conditions in Cuba following the 1959 Revolution and to Cuban-American relations.
Writings, correspondence, notes, memoranda, radio scripts, and printed matter relating to Radio Free Europe broadcasting to Eastern Europe, conditions in Eastern Europe and especially in Hungary, and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. Includes research materials used for the books by...
Collection consists of newspapers collected by Miriam Matthews, mostly published for the African American community in Los Angeles and concerning African American topics. Titles include the (1958-1959), (1955-1985) and the (1958) as well as some clippings and pages of other...
Miriam Matthews (1905-2003), the first credentialed African-American librarian in the state of California, was a librarian at Los Angeles Public Library (1927-1960), a historian of African American and California history, and an active member of the American and California Library...
The Miriam Matthews Photographic Collection consists of 121 photographic prints collected by Miriam Matthews largely related to African American history in California. Roughly half of the collection is photographs of notable African American politicians taken by photographer Harry A. Adams...
The Miriam Matthews photograph Collection consists of 4,600 black and white photographs of varying sizes, negatives, captions and descriptions from museum exhibitions, and a slide carousel. The collection reflects Matthews' dedication to the preservation of African American history in Los...
Tede Matthews was a longtime member of the Modern Times Bookstore collective, an impresario, a poet and an activist for LGBT rights in the United States and Latin America. He died of AIDS in 1993. The Tede Matthews Oral History...
The collection includes material collected and created by Tede Matthews (July 29, 1951-July 17, 1993). Matthews was a longtime member of the Modern Times Bookstore collective, a performer, poet, writer, and an activist for LGBTQ rights in the United States...
Poems written between 1974 and 1981 by gay poet and activist, Tede Matthews.
Photograph album of an African American World War II soldier from New York City, Corporal Verner R. Matthews, Company A, 1863d Engineer Aviation. Contains 33 b/w photos, most with captions, of Matthews and fellow soldiers on Guam, relaxing off duty,...
Major Washington Matthews, M.D., LL.D. (1881-1905) was a surgeon with the United States Army and a scholar and writer on Navajo culture and people. This collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, magazine and newspaper clippings, and a scrapbook from 1893-1945 related...
William Richard Matthews (1905-1975) was born in London, England. He was an English professor at UCLA and director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. His published works include , comp. (with Roy Harvey Pearce), (1945); comp., (1950), editor...
Papers of Bernd Teo Matthias (1918-1980), physicist, professor and researcher in superconductivity. Matthias began his research in superconductivity at the University of Chicago (1949-1951), joined the UCSD Physics Department in 1961, worked at Bell Laboratories and the Los Alamos National...
Relates to activities of the German gunboat Luchs off the coast of China.
This collection comprises the papers of Bob Mattingly, a member and leader of Brewery, Soda and Mineral Water Bottlers of California Local Union No. 896, Affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America. It also...
Interviews with avant-garde composers by musicologist Olivia Mattis.
In the early 1990s residents of the lower Mattole River (Humboldt County, CA) watershed created the Mattole Watershed Alliance to work on improving Mattole River conditions toward the common goal of preserving populations of wild salmonids. The collection provides information...
Correspondence, writings, pamphlets, and photographs relating to missionary work in Hangchow, to Hangchow Christian College, and to social conditions in China.
Lieutenant J.A. Mattson papers consists of six folders of notes and examinations for the U.S. Shipping Administration dating from 1943 to 1944. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Phyllis Helene Mattson was born in Vienna, Austria in 1929 to Jewish parents of Polish citizenship. In the early phase of the Holocaust her parents, fearing for her life, sent her to live in San Francisco with a distant relative....
Joseph Mattsson-Bozé became a leader in the "Latter Rain," a splinter movement within Pentecostalism in the 1940s and 1950s. His papers range in date from 1933 to the early 1970s. Materials include correspondence with significant figures in classical independent Pentecostal...
Writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, printed matter, and maps, relating to economic conditions in Germany and the United States in the 1930s and 1940s, the postwar occupation of Germany, the transition of India to independence, postwar economic conditions in South...
Mattz family members discuss their lives in a Yurok family in the Klamath River Valley, including cultural and economic concerns of Native Americans along the Klamath and a conflict over Indian fishing rights on the river in 1978, known as...
Correspondence, writings, reports, appeals, and printed matter, relating to civil and human rights in Yugoslavia, and to Yugoslav dissidents. Includes records of the international Committee to Aid Democratic Dissidents in Yugoslavia and issues of the organization's CADDY Bulletin, and photocopies...
The collection is made up of material collected by Dr. Matuszak consisting of primary source material from various California pharmacies and research material about the history of pharmacy.
Relates to Russian military operations during World War I.
Circulated material, resolutions, flyers, printed matter, and photographs, relating to political conditions in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.
Relates to Wilhelm Schrameier, German colonial administrator in Tsingtao, China, 1897-1909, and the influence of his ideas concerning land reform on the political program of Sun Yat-sen. Photocopy.
The collection consists of script material, a small amount of blue line set drawings, and a very small number of rehearsal schedules for television variety specials produced during the late-1950s to the early-1970s. It is unclear how the materials are...
Relates to initiation oaths of the Mau Mau movement in Kenya. Photocopy.
This collection relates to the career of Ernest J. Mauck, a postal clerk with the Highway Post Office (HPO) Division of the Postal Transportation Service (PTS) on routes 19 and 20 between San Francisco and Redding.
The slides, both black-and-white and hand-colored, are primarily of subjects at the New Mexico Indian settlements of Acoma, Laguna, and Santa Clara, with single scenes of Albuquerque, El Tovar, and Santa Fe. Not all slides are by F.H. Maude; a...
The slides, both black-and-white and hand-colored, are primarily of subjects at the New Mexico Indian settlements of Acoma, Laguna, and Santa Clara, with single scenes of Albuquerque, El Tovar, and Santa Fe. Not all slides are by F.H. Maude; a...
Photograph album. Original prints made by F. H. Maude. Includes Mt. Lowe, Los Angeles, Redlands, Catalina Island, agricultural scenes, and Missions Santa Barbara and San Fernando.
Album. Thirty-three photographs of California missions including San Diego, San Luis Rey, San Juan Capistrano, San Gabriel, San Fernando, Santa Barbara, and Carmel. Some of the prints have Maude's name on them.
Album of 40 photographs of Southwest Indians made by F.H. Maude.
The collection consists of the hand-written lectures by photographer, Frederic Hamer Maude from approximately 1909-1960. The lectures were presented along with series of photographs by Maude, taken throughout California, the Southwest and northwestern regions of North America. Frederic Hamer Maude...
F.H. Maude was a photographer and photographic collector of the American Southwest. Relocated from England to Los Angeles, California, Maude ran a commercial photography business, acquiring local photographers’ collections in addition to his own work. This collection depicts the urban...
Contains letters from Herbert F. Laird to Miss Maude Toll during their courtship and early marriage. Laird describes activities organizing ranch hands, scouting land claims, including cost and soil condition, travel in Calif. and Ariz., and wedding plans. Also contains...
Relates to the Italian secret service during World War II. Includes a translation of the memoir, and correspondence relating to the memoir and its publication. Photocopy.
This collection consists mainly of W. Somerset Maugham's correspondence with Bertram Alanson, dating from 1921 through 1958 when Alanson died. Alanson was Maugham's investment consultant, but more importantly he was Maugham's friend. The letters are very revealing about Maugham's activities,...
The Tallie Maule Collection spans the dates 1937 to circa 1970 and contains material that document his academic and architectural career. The Collection is organized into five series. The first series, Personal Papers is comprised of biographical information and Maule's...
Otto Maull (1887-1957) was a German geologist and author who spent time in Latin America, which resulted in the publication of (1925) and (1930). The collection consists of manuscripts, notes, pamphlets, reprints, offprints, newspapers, magazines, and clippings mostly in German,...
Album containing 89 photographs, most of which are by Eugène Maunoury, a French photographer who was active in Peru from 1861 to 1865. Included are 57 portrait cartes-de-visite of Peruvian sitters; 16 views of Lima, Peru; three portraits of women...
This collections contains materials pertaining to Maunsell White Sr. and his family up until 1888. Contents include business letters and records, personal letters, photographs, miscellaous legal documents, and Civil War memorabilia. Highlights include a handwritten note and hair from Confederate...
Consists of the personal papers of Joyce (Cowley) Maupin, including pamphlets and articles written by Joyce Cowley; correspondence, biographical materials, photographs and files. Also includes an oral history transcript on World War II, and issue of , and two stapled...
Clippings, correspondence, programs, poems, tributes, notes and drafts, pamphlets, reports, photographs....
The Lee W. Maurer Automobile Advertisement Collection consists of hundreds tear sheets (1917-1967) for automobile advertisements mostly from the pages of National Geographic magazine. The collection documents the evolution of advertising used by U.S. automakers throughout the 20th century especially...
Norman Mauer was writer, film director and producer, and also worked for many years in television animation for Hanna Barbera and ABC, writing and editing. The collection consists of scripts, photocopies of storyboards, and outlines for children's animated television programs...
Audio recordings, programs, photographs, and ephemera relating to female impersonators and pantomime artists Henry Jouron and William "Billy" Kugler (known theatrically as Maurice & La Monte). The bulk of the collection consists of sound recordings used for Maurice & La...
Contains photographs of and newspaper clippings about Rabbi Lazowick; copies of letters that Lazowick wrote and received; a copy of a sermon he wrote and delivered about Israel (5 Oct. 1948); programs for various events at which Lazowick spoke; certificates...
Interviewer: David E. Russell, Santa Barbara, CA, Mar. 12, 1996. Interviewee(s): Maurice B. Mitchell. Related materials: SBHC Mss and CSDI (Mss 18).
The collection is comprised mainly of photographs, collected by Maurice Frink, of Miss Indian America contestants from the mid-1950s through the mid-1960s as well as his collection of 12 salt prints of Ogallala Sioux men, dated 1898-1900.
Concerns his interest and activity in writing and its publication.
Correspondence, records and a selection of founding documents of the National Lawyers Guild, including a copy of the 1937 Constitution.
Eight articles, pamphlets, memorial service program, and other material related to Maurice William's work and influence on Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, "Father of the Chinese Republic." Laid in William's Sun Yat- Sen (1932). Alpha list.
Correspondence, writings, clippings, photographs, and printed matter relating to communism and socialism in Spain, the Spanish Civil War, and the American Literary Agency.
Electronic bulletins, reports, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mauritania.
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mauritius.
One printed proclamation re authorities and citizens maintaining order. [Mauritius Collection]. Alpha list.
A collection of approximately 7,000 cartes-de-visite and cabinet photograph portraits representing thousands of commercial photographers operating in the American West, 1860-1910.
The Lewis A. Maverick papers consist of correspondence, photographs, essays, reports, memoranda, diaries, newspaper clippings, and other documents related to the Henry Ford Peace Expedition (1915), the Neutral Conference for Continuous Mediation and International Committee for Immediate Mediation (1916), and...
Clippings, fine press samples, and writings by Richard Dillon.
The Arthur Max papers span the years 1995-2005 (bulk 2000s) and encompass 6.7 linear feet. There are photographs, research, drawings and born-digital material related to the films, AMERICAN GANGSTER (2007), BLACK HAWK DOWN (2001), BODY OF LIES (2008), G.I. JANE...
Includes a small amount of correspondence, scientific reports written by Fischer and Bergmann, reprints, and biographical materials.
Letters, documents, contracts, and newspaper clippings pertaining to the career of petroleum engineer who worked in the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve located in Kern County, Calif. for the Navy and, after his resignation, for the Reserve Oil and Gas...
This collection consists primarily of the programs, pamphlets, and newsletters from the various organizations of which Max Eis was a member, including the Brotherhood of Temple Sinai, the National Jewish Welfare Board, the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, and the...
Contains research material, grant application, correspondenc manuscripts. Research materials include biographies of regents, essays written about the Free Speech Movement (FSM) by other authors, handbills, notes taken at rallies and meetings, surveys conducted on the Berkeley campus, police response to...
This collection includes personal papers relating to Max Honigbaum's personal and family history, as well as his career as a doctor. It also includes correspondence regarding his request for restitution from the German goverment for wages lost after being forced...
The collection consists of legal records utilized in the dispute between Albert Trescony vs. M. Brandenstein and L. Godchaux, a case heard before the California Supreme Court. Specifically, the dispute concerned the ownership of Rancho San Lucas, a property that...
Contains a typescript biographical sketch, with manuscript edits, of Max J. Friedländer. Also includes a letter from Benedict Nelson, the editor of "The Burlington Magazine" (London), on its letterhead stationery addressed to a "Dear Grossman" requesting help with writing a...
Two pamphlets transferred to the book collection of the The Bancroft Library for separate cataloging.
Includes collages by Knight that have German, Israeli and American themes, including: a collage on Sigmund Freud with clipping, Austrian bank note, and stamp; photographs of Tel Aviv; photographs and stamp of Hans Kelsen; clippings on Beersheba land reclamation; clippings...
Two manuscripts detailing the retail activities of the Regal Shoe Company.
Correspondence, subject file, manuscripts, notes and honors concerning his interest and activity as U.C. Berkeley professor of law.
This portfolio/scrapbook of clippings and photographs was created by Catherine E. Sibley for completion of Drama 590B at the University of Southern California. It also includes her research paper discussing the staging of Max Reinhardt's production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer...
Letters written to him regarding his book, The Log of a Cabin Boy; a copy of his book, My Impressions of Japan; a report on the Schmidt family, translated by him from the German; his Christmas cards printed by Schmidt...
Correspondence primarily from Coalinga oil entrepreneur Max Shaffrath to his brother, Seattle attorney Paul Shaffrath. Other correspondents include Max Shaffrath's girlfriend Gladys Lathrop, his wife Margaret, Paul's wife Louise, and other family members and business associates. Several photographs and a...
The Max Tatch Collection contains photographs, negatives, print materials, correspondence, and ephemera that pertain to Max Tatch’s (1898-1963) professional work as a freelance photographer. He captured mid nineteenth century landscape and architecture in Los Angeles and the surrounding southern California...
Correspondence, clippings, notebooks, scrapbook, minutes, reports, maps, diagrams, telegrams, and other materials chiefly concerning the California Progressive movement and the California Railroad Commission.
Relate to his work with the U.S. Railroad Administration, the California State Railroad Commisssion, and the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners (War Committee). Also includes personal correspondence.
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(1881-1961). One letter (ALS) from Polish-American painter Max Weber, to a Miss Van Denburg, [1915], re his booklet on Cubist poems, and an exhibition catalog from Montross Gallery , 1917. Laid in Weber's Essays on Art. See accession log 7/26/84....
Includes correspondence, notes, manuscripts, and materials relating to the history of the UC Berkeley Department of Plant Pathology. The collection also includes some J.T. Barrett material.
Mainly typescripts and clippings of Stern's articles; some mounted in scrapbooks. Most of them written, while a newspaper reporter, regarding Hawaii, Nicaragua, the Vanderbilt newspaper enterprise, salmon industry in Alaska, Hiram W. Johnson, co-operative marketing, agriculture in California, prohibition and...
Photographs include: "Ferry Building, San Francisco" (:1) depicting man reading newspaper and other figures standing before main entrance of the structure, and "Army Street, San Francisco" (:2) depicting storefronts and rows of houses, both published in Herb Caen's The San...
The papers consist of correspondence with dealers and artists, exhibition files, and annotated auction catalogs pertaining to Zurier's art collection. Correspondents include Arthur Garfield Dove, Nathan Oliveira, and Marsden Hartley.
Stereographs including images of the Stanford campus and San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake, Yosemite, Pasadena, Italy, and Cuba. Also included is a stereoscope viewer....
Open reel tapes by electronic music composer Richard Maxfield containing some of his most well-known works.
V.1: Original decree signed by Maximiliano and Carlota awarding the cross of the Imperial Order of San Carlos to Doña Concepcion Froncoso de Duarte.--v.2: Outline of proposed constitution of Mexico in Carlota's handwriting; letter from Maximilian to Señora Alonte; documents...
This small collection chiefly contains handwritten and printed governmental documents related to the reign of Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico from 1864 to 1867, as well as two photographs of Maximilian and his wife Carlota and later 20th century newspaper...
The portfolio documenting Ernest Chantre's scientific mission to the Caucasus, Kurdistan and Mesopotamia, undertaken between March and September 1881, contains 57 albumen photographs taken by Captain Maximilien-Étienne-Émile Barry and one lithographed map showing the expedition's route. The photographs primarily document...
Collection reflects the life of work of Maximino "Max" Limon Atilano. A resident of Escondido for over 75 years, Mr. Atilano worked for the Escondido Lemon Association as a foreman, was an active member of the Knights of Columbus, and...
Relates to her service as a surgeon in a Red Army hospital in Koslov, Russia, and to the occupation of Koslov by White Russian forces in 1919.
Early 16th through 18th century maps by European cartographers, as well as advertising prints, awards, and artwork by John Maximus.
An undated draft of Tripmaster Monkey (published in 1989), and a 100-page fragment of The Fifth Book of Peace (1997).
14 letters from Maxine Tarlton (1907-1986) to her boyfriend Luman S. Judd (1906-1993) in Los Angeles, written during a family vacation through California, Oregon, and Washington with a northernmost destination of Vancouver BC, between June 27 and July 21, 1927.
28 movie posters primarily of Disney productions.
Business records and photographs related to the Garden City Velodrome, Garden City Wheelmen, and Maxwell's Cyclery in San Jose, California.
This collection consists of the records of the firm Maxwell Hunley Rare Books, Beverly Hills, CA. The collection includes correspondence, both business and personal; records of customers' collecting interests; invoices of sales and of Hunley's purchases from other dealers; and...
The collection contains correspondence, documents, and photographs, mainly concerning John S. Maxwell's service in the Navy during the Civil War. Also included is a 1907 letter (TLS) from President Theodore Roosevelt re Grand Army of the Republic encampment....
For mining operations in Sutters Creek. v. 1 - receipts for labor and material, 1867-1868; v. 2 - stock certificates, 1868-1871; v. 3 - check stubs, 1869-1871; v. 4 - stock ledger, 1868- 1872; v. 5 - transfer journal, 1868-1871,...
(1884-1947). One letter (TLS) from Charles Scribner's Sons literary editor Maxwell Perkins to Gilbert [?], re various publishing concerns. New York, Jan. 8, 1934. Alpha list.
Record Series 535 contains a scrapbook assembled by Robert D. Maxwell that documents the origins, early years of development, and later history of the Medical and Dental Student Store at the UCLA Center of Health Sciences.
The May 23, 2014 Isla Vista Memorial Archive consists mainly of condolence items related to the Isla Vista killings of 2014. Most materials in the collection were left at spontaneous memorial sites or sent to the University in the wake...
Correspondence, poetry, drafts and published articles on various topics; newspaper clippings, reprints, poetry and scrapbook about Luther Burbank, including reminiscences of the period in which she worked for him. There are also notes and correspondence in Burbank's handwriting, and both...
Six photographs of Luther Burbank, both as a young (age 20, 2 copy photos) and older man, one with him holding a baby, some showing him at greenhouses and experimental gardens, Also photographs of flowers developed by Burbank. Some views...
Photographs from a trip to the Sierra Nevadas including outing groups, pack trains, and Sierra landscapes.
This collection contains musical scores and parts for songs arranged by American musical arranger Billy May (1916-2004), dating from the late 1930s to early 1970s. The music includes popular songs, Big Band and Swing, jazz, Latin music, and music for...
The Cliff May papers span 350 linear feet and date from circa 1931 to circa 1989. The collection is comprised of architectural drawings and sketches (originals and reprographic copies), clippings and scrapbooks, correspondence, photographs, awards, financial records, legal files including...
This collection includes pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, and ephemera related to May Day events from 1937-1981. Subjects include May Day events and the history of May Day. This collection is now part of the and can be found under
The papers deal principally with May's career as an historian and educator. Correspondence includes chronological files (1946-1983), former students, and other correspondents, colleagues, and friends. Included are working notes and drafts of his books and aricles, and related correspondence and...
Set and costume designs primarily for theater and dance productions at the University of California, Berkeley
Hand-colored portraits of Chinese children May Hing Sam and Yee Chow, taken in San Francisco's Chinatown by Hortense Schulze.
This collection correspondence between Kenneth Patchen, Miriam Patchen and James Boyer May between 1956-1972, as well as a small collection of printed material documenting Kenneth Patchen's jazz-poetry period and his degenerating medical condition.
The May papers include correspondence addressed to James Lewis May and his daughter, Barbara Lewis May, as well as manuscripts of works by May and his correspondents.
One letter (TLS) to Mr. [?] Baird of the Talisman Press, re purchase of historical publications and her writing, including her novel, First the Blade. Pacific Palisades, California, 16 Apr. 1963. Alpha list.
The Michael M. May collection is divided into five series, although there is significant overlap between many. The primary topics include May's work for CISAC (Committee on International Security and Arms Control) - which includes research on nuclear proliferation, management...
Extensive manuscript and audiovisual collection from well-known humanistic psychotherapist and popular author Rollo May (1909-1994).
Includes material re her research on Yosemite, Mariposa County, and other localities. Includes correspondence, Corcoran's writings and family papers related to Judge John M. Corcoran and Alice M. Corcoran.
Maya Gonzalez is a Chicana artist known for promoting the latino community through her vibrant illustrative work in children's books. This collection includes four folders containing past exhibition catalogs and 118 slides of her art work.
A portoflio of original photographs by William Frej documenting Mayan ruins in Guatemala and Mexico previously photographed by Teobert Maler in the late 19th century.
This collection contains two typed copies of a manuscript entitled "The Maya Year at the Inauguration of the Calendar" by N. Cordy. The manuscript is 14 pages long and was written in July 1940.
This collection contains correspondence, administrative files, photographs, charts, meeting notes, research, and writings of astronomer Nicholas Ulrich Mayall.
One black and white print. [Oversize boxed].
Contains records relating to all aspects of architect Bernard Maybeck's life. The contents include personal papers, correspondence, office files, project files, drawings, and photographs. The records describe the unique vision of Maybeck's designs, including his use of unusual materials and...
Two drawings, graphite and watercolor, mounted on one board. One drawing has signature or attribution, written in watercolor, "BR Maybeck, MH White." Pencil annotations on reverse, "Bernard Maybeck Unitarian Church" and Bernard Maybeck Unbuilt project." Drawings are elevations, one seems...
Interview with Bernard and Mrs. Maybeck.
The Bernard Maybeck materials at the University of California, Berkeley encompass all aspects of his life. The contents include personal papers, correspondence, office files, project files, drawings, and photographs. The records describe the unique vision of Maybeck's designs, including his...
The Maybeck Family Papers span the years 1895-1955 (bulk 1910-1940). The materials relate primarily to the property owned by the family in Alameda, Contra Costa, and Mendocino Counties, and the architectural firm of Maybeck and White....
Contains 3 19th century portraits, including Louis Mercado (possibly the San Francisco civil engineer) at age 15, Louis's sister Mary Mercado, Jr. at age 6, and Scottish architect Norman Shaw; some views of Principia College (Elsah, Ill.); several 1906 and...
The E. L. Mayberry drawing of the Faulding Hotel spans three linear feet and dates from circa 1926. The collection consists of one blueprint of the front elevation of the hotel with the word “void” written over the drawing in...
The Mayday Fund is dedicated to alleviating the incidence, degree and consequence of human physical pain. The Fund was established in 1992 to further Shirley Steinman Katzenbach's commitment to social and medical causes, specifically the treatment of human physical pain....
This collection consists of scripts, correspondences, photographs, film recordings, as well as sketches, a checkbook, and an ash tray from American actor Eddie Mayehoff (1909-1992). Mayehoff was in a number of Broadway plays and films, including "That's My Boy" (1951),...
Papers of Bernadette Mayer, writer, teacher, editor, and publisher. Most often associated with the New York School, Mayer uses compositional methods such as chance operations, collage and cut-up. Materials include correspondence with writers, artists, publishers, and friends; manuscripts and typescripts;...
Collection includes diaries (10 volumes in German) from 1885 through 1933, one letter from Max Mayer in Butte, Montana, and family portraits and photographs (including early California cabinet cards).
Vineyard plans, grape culture notes, and nursery orders relating to Mayer's viticulture interests.
The collection contains correspondence, photographs, and related materials, most of which accompanied the 14,500 volume library of Jacob Peter Mayer, political scientist and Alexis de Tocqueville scholar.
Papers of Joseph Mayer, a theoretical chemical physicist, researcher, author, consultant, and professor of chemistry at UC San Diego from 1960 until his retirement in 1973. Mayer is best known for his work in statistical mechanics and the application of...
Papers of Maria Goeppert Mayer, Nobel Prize winning physicist and professor at the University of California, 1960-1964. The collection includes correspondence, biographical information, reprints, manuscript drafts, notebooks, teaching materials, subject files, news clippings and photographs.
Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, childhood stories and drawings, correspondence, diaries, business papers and letters, press reviews and coverage, publications, posters, and photographs....
The Thomas Mayer papers document the Friends of 1800’s successful campaign to convince the board of the Community Center Project (CCP) to preserve the Fallon Building – a Victorian building at 1800 Market Street – and incorporate it into the...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, and printed matter, relating primarily to the Cold War Council.
is a typescript copy of I.B. Mayers' thesis presented to the General Faculty of Claremont Colleges in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts in the Department of Anthropology. It includes photographs of artifacts...
This collection contains material collected and/or created by Steven Mayers. Material includes photographic snapshots of various Bay Area LGBTQ events including the Gay Freedom Day Parade, the Northern California Drummer Contest and Leatherwalk. Also includes a Balls of Furry bag...
Sound recordings created by Thorn Mayes as part of his research on early wireless telegraph and radio in the Western United States. Includes one-on-one interviews conducted by Thorn Mayes and Warren Green, talks to the Antique Wireless Association both by...
This is collection of 17 cardboard photographs detailing what a grocery store was like in the 1940s-1960s. This Mayfair Market was located on 5075 Federal Boulevard, San Diego, California, 92102. The collection includes photographs that depict scenes of families shopping...
Consists of two documents: notice to Santa Clara Supervisors relative to planting trees along Mayfield Road (undated but initiated by Leland Stanford) and "field notes of proposed change of road from Mayfield to Searsville" by J. G. McMillan, November 1887.
Papers include manuscript, galley proof and published copies of his book COLLEGES TODAY AND TOMORROW (1969).
The Wilbur W. Mayhew papers primarily consist of data relating to specimens deposited at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley. In addition to corresponding specimen data, the collection also includes journals, observational, and experimental data.
These are two abstracts pertaining to Mr. George D. Mayle. The first is dated May 29th, 1883 and contains the search of records pertaining to taxes and leans on his property at "Lot 43 in Block no.2 of the Holly...
Correspondence from Maynard Dixon to various California State Library officials along with correspondence from others regarding various Dixon exhibits, and invitations to exhibits.
Mock book paste-up that Maynard Dixon sent to J. Frank Dobie for a book "The Lost Lipans". With envelope with printed Dixon letterhead. Later in the year Dixon visited Dobie, who asked about using some of Dixon's earlier illustrations for...
Mock book paste-up that Maynard Dixon sent to J. Frank Dobie for a book "The Lost Lipans". With envelope with printed Dixon letterhead. Later in the year Dixon visited Dobie, who asked about using some of Dixon's earlier illustrations for...
With family members (his brother, Harry; his sons John and Daniel), art dealers, and fellow artists and literary figures. Significant and principal correspondents include: Ansel Adams, Ernest Bloch, J. Frank Dobie, Sharlot Mabridth Hall, J. Lorenzo Hubbell, Charles Fletcher Lummis,...
Three books of poetry hand-written by Maynard Dixon, a Dixon drawing, and a catalog of his work.
Materials used to research Donald J. Hagerty's books on the life and art of Maynard Dixon.
Uncorrected page proofs for Father Maynard Geiger's Indians of Mission Santa Barbara... (Spec F869.S45 G3848 1960). From CDCC. Alpha list.
This collection contains papers, subject files, and correspondence. In addition, the collection contains ribbons from various California State Fairs for which Joslyn had served as a judge.
This collection comprises topical files of materials collected by dance historian and University of California, Irvine dance professor Olga Maynard for instruction and research purposes. These materials include correspondence, clippings, publications, photographs, programs and notebooks that document twentieth century ballet...
An album of 122 photographs by the Chicago, Illinois, photography firm of Mayo & Weed, dating from the 1890s, that depicts scenery and glaciers in Alaska; Native Alaskans, homes and totems; and towns and scenery in the western United States...
The collection consists primarily of letters, most of which were written by C. H. (Clarence Hastings) Mayo to his family back home in Warwick, Massachusetts, describing the various towns in which Mayo lived, his work on cattle ranches, agriculture, and...
The Claude Mayo collection contains documents pertaining to his time as the Superintendent of the California Maritime Academy from 1940 to 1947.
This collection includes photographs and films of Santa Cruz surfing during the mid-20th century, primarily centered around activities of the Santa Cruz Surfing Club. Also included are correspondence, organizational documentation and ephemera relating to the Santa Cruz Surfing Club and...
Lee Mayo enlisted in the US Army in October of 1941, just before Pearl Harbor Day. He kept a diary, titled "My Life in the Service" between July 23, 1944 and December 18, 1945, while moving around the South Pacific....
The Valley Music Theatre was formerly located at 20600 Ventura Boulevard in Woodland Hills, between the Ventura Freeway exits of Winnetka and Canoga Avenues. Intended to be the first professional local performing arts center in the San Fernando Valley, the...
This collection contains the papers of American actress Virginia Mayo (1920-2005). Materials include personal and business correspondence, telegrams, fan letters, theater and motion picture programs, scrapbooks, and clippings, stills, photographs, fan magazines, publicity, pressbooks, and awards and trophies.
Leaflets distributed by American armed forces during the Korean War.
v.1: Letters, including two from William Adams Richardson to Mrs. Anna B. Sutton, 1873, mainly concerning the wreck of steamer George S. Wright; and letter from Scollay Parker describing Sitka.
A protagonist of the 1910 Mexican revolution, General Maytorena (1867-1948) was governor of Sonora, a province of northern Mexico, and an ardent supporter of the short-lived presidency of Francisco Madero. Caught in the internecine conflict between the revolutionaries following Madero's...
Photographs from a wilderness outing, possibly of Sierra Club members, to Mazama Park and the Mt. St. Helens, Spirit Lake, and Mt. Baker regions of Wasington State.
Speeches, correspondence, personnel records, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the United States Office of Emergency Preparedness, transportation policy during the presidential administration of Richard M. Nixon, and the White House Conference on Children and Youth.
Removed from a collection of printed Mazarinades (pDC130.M43 1649)
Collection consists of bound and unbound mazarinades, 17th century French political pamphlets relating to the civil wars involving Cardinal Mazarin. Collection is arranged primarily by Moreau number, with Moreau's additions and supplements, Socard's additions, and unrecorded titles and fragments....
The Mazarinades Collection contains French political pamphlets, written during the Fronde event (1649-1652), which reflect the struggle between the government and the Parliaments over the gradual usurpation of power by the Monarchy. They are known as the Mazarinades after Jules...
Correspondence, a memorial program, and a flyer, 1983-1987, documenting lesbian activist June L. Mazer. Mazer was active in the Los Angeles lesbian movement from the 1970s until her death in 1987. She served as board member for the Southern California...
June L. Mazer was born in Baltimore, MD in 1929. Her educational experiences combined with her tenure at the Children's Experimental Theatre in Baltimore, the Center for the Healing Arts in Los Angeles, and the California Institute of Psychodrama in...
Papers include correspondence, research notes, organizational files (including the International Cell Research Organization), course files, publications and reprints, photographs, and videotapes.
Reports and speeches, relating to the status of human rights in the Yugoslav successor states. Photocopy.
The Mike Mazurki papers span the years 1927-1989 (bulk 1941-1985) and encompass approximately 31.3 linear feet. The collection contains scripts, production material, clippings, reviews, correspondence, or publicity material for nearly 100 films and dozens of television programs. Stage productions are...
The Paul Mazursky papers span the years 1953-1991 (bulk 1968-1991) and encompass approximately 9.7 linear feet. The collection consists of scripts, production material, storyboards, clippings, theater programs, and photographs. The photograph series consists of prints, contact sheets, and negatives of...
The John Mazza Collection of Historic Surfboards includes over thirty surfboards from the personal collection of John Mazza, surfing aficionado and local Malibu resident. The boards represent the evolution of surfing and surfboard technology in the twentieth century with examples...
This collection includes 50 gelatin silver photographs with 40 negatives taken by Mazzeo.
The collection contains drawings of alterations and additions to a store building at 3328 State Street in Santa Barbara. One set of plans from 1958-1959 show alterations and additions to the building to house Fritz's Farm & Garden Store; it...
Collection contains numerous color photographic snapshots of different LGBT events and marches, including Lesbian Avengers, Dyke March, International Lesbian & Gay Freedom Day Parade, Bearded Lady, March on Washington and Sacramento. Also included are 58 color negatives.
The papers contain field notes, drafts of articles and books, subject files, reviews, and correspondence.
Farquhar discusses her family life in the San Francisco Bay Area, marriage to Francis P. Farquhar, and climbing activities with the Sierra Club.
Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, reports, studies, minutes, and printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Kenya, trade unions and education in Kenya, Kenyan foreign relations, and pan-Africanism. Also available on microfilm (82 reels).
The Mc Guire and Frost Families Collection documents the daily lives and activities of the two related families, who resided in the Harbor City and Redondo Beach areas between 1916 and 2004. The collection includes materials related to family events...
MC510 was a course that took place at Fuller Seminary in Pasadena, CA from 1982-1985 under the leadership of John Wimber and C. Peter Wagner. The course was approved in Fall 1981 and given the name “Signs, Wonders, & Church...
William Gibbs McAdoo (1863-1941) was a lawyer with a practice in Chattanooga, Tennessee before relocating to New York City in 1892. He developed system of rapid transit tunnels under the Hudson River and was president (1902-13) of the company which...
This collection consists of papers related to the life and political career of American lawyer and politician William Gibbs McAdoo (1863-1941). Much of the correspondence deals with McAdoo's public appearances and engagements as a United States senator from California and...
Byron McAfee (1883-1966) was an American-born ethnohistorian and linguist who studied Nahua language and culture in Mexico. The collection consists of McAfee's research papers and original manuscripts from Mexico's colonial period.
Letters, notes, photographs, and miscellany, relating to Young Men's Christian Association war work during World War I, and to postwar relief work in the Middle East.
Correspondence from Southern Pacific Land Commissioner T. McAllaster to J. A. Halliday, of Piedmont, California, dated July 1, 1941 with enclosures : an illustrated brochure titled "Southern Pacific Railroad Lands for Sale"; price list of lands in Mendocino County (1...
Depicts French soldiers in West Berlin, and street scenes in East Berlin. Published in the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, 1959.
The Captain Robert W. McAllister photograph collection of the Panama Canal (SAFR 22341, P99-044) consists of 5 photographic albums on Capt. McAllister service as Panama Canal pilot from 1953 to 1978....
The collection contains files of Frances B. McAllister, arranged into two series: Series I: the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (CSDI) and Series II: the International Ocean Institute (IOI).
Personal library of collector Shawn McAllister devoted to the works of poet Edwin Markham, comprising inscribed books and other publications, photographs, and a small collection of letters.
Primarily views of the McAlpine Mine (most probably McAlpine Gold Mine and Milling Co.) in Coulterville, including buildings, mining equipment, and miners. Also included are three views of Los Angeles and the surrounding area.
This collection contains field recordings by radio producer and reporter Kathy McAnally, from her public radio productions, including KQED and National Public Radio news stories and investigative, documentary-style productions including programs for the award-winning National Public Radio series "The DNA...
Papers of Jac McAnelly, including correspondence from 1980-1985; family photographs circa 1920-1950; Carrier's modeling portfolio, including two photographs with Andy Warhol. Additional materials include a screenplay, (1984), by McAnelly and Michael Zen, and two drawings by McAnelly from the September...
Relates to activities of the 173rd Ordnance Company and its successor units in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II.
This collection consists of photographic prints, a church directory and a postcard dating ca. 1908 to 1978. The materials cover the First Baptist Church of Escondido, CA. Also included are images related to the McArthur family.
Waldo Lee McAtee was a principal biologist and technical adviser at the Bureau of Biological Survey, U.S. Department of Agriculture. The collection consists of 21 pamphlets mostly related to language and its use written and privately printed by McAtee.
May McAvoy was a silent screen actress who gained popularity during the early 1920s. She also reigned as Rose Queen for the 1923 Tournament of Roses. The collection consists of photographs, film stills, clippings, and ephemera related to her career.
Railroad Retirement Board Certificate of Annuity for George McBain.
The W.S. McBirnie Collection consists of 51 pamphlets written by conservative radio host and theologian William Steuart McBirnie during the 1970s and 1980s.
Relates to air transport of supplies from India and Burma to Chinese forces during World War II. Photocopy.
George McBride was the chair of the Geography department at UCLA from 1923 until 1942, subsequently serving in South America as the Technical Advisor to the Ecuador-Peru Mixed Boundary Demarcation Commission from 1942-1949. The collection is comprised of materials created...
The Joseph M. McBride papers (SAFR 18577, HDC 0529) consists of reference materials and papers generated or collected by McBride while working as the Chief Engineer aboard eight different USAT ships from aproximately 1940 to 1947.
Correspondence addressed to McBride. Relate in large part to his work as distributor for the publications of City Lights and other small magazines and little presses, and also to his own writing.
The scrapbook of Warren McBryde of Pinole, consisting of newspaper clippings on road and highway development, and agriculture and business development.
Dr. Edward R. B. McCabe is a pediatrician and professor whose primary research interests include molecular genetics and systems biology with a focus on pediatric applications, including newborn disease screening, diagnosis and treatment of disorders such as: Sickle Cell Disease,...
Considered one of the founding fathers of Sonoma State University, George E. McCabe was chair of the Education and Psychology Division. His commitments extended to national and state commissions, civil rights activism, and politics. The collection is comprised of papers...
The Hilton H. McCabe papers consist of correspondence, reports, photographs, clippings, legal documents and maps documenting McCabe's judicial work with allotments, guardianships and conservatorships of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians in and around Palm Springs, California. McCabe, a...
McCafferty kept a diary in which he made near-daily entries from April 8, 1942, the day before the surrender of Bataan, until the Japanese surrender in 1945 and the liberation of prisoners of war. The collection includes 15 notebooks and...
The (1919-2009) document four decades of McCaffery's distinguished career as a literary critic and professor of English at San Diego State University. The collection includes manuscripts of McCaffery's literary interviews with well-known contemporary American and postmodern writers; correspondence; research files;...
The Anne McCaffrey papers is comprised of manuscripts, galley proofs, notes, correspondence, and other material related to the writings of Anne McCaffrey between 1957-1999. Although this collection does not span McCaffrey's entire career, it offers a representative sample of her...
Official history and video tape of operations of the 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) during the Persian Gulf War.
The John Sidney McCain papers consist of correspondence, reports, dispatches, orders, and photographs relating to American naval aviation and to naval operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II. John Sidney McCain was an admiral in the United States...
J.M. McCaleb was a Christian missionary who spent nearly fifty years of service in Japan from 1892-1941. The collection includes scrapbooks, clippings, correspondence, photos, and publications both written and compiled by McCaleb.
Correspondence, deeds, photographs....
This collection documents the creation, revision, and publication of a literary novel, , set in the Grateful Dead milieu. It traces the writing process from early notes through final draft, demonstrating how the Grateful Dead phenomenon informed the novel and...
Donald F. McCallum was an art historian, professor, and chair at UCLA's Department of Art History. Born in Vancouver, British Columbia on May 23, 1939, he earned his AB at UC Berkeley (1962), and his PhD at the Institute of...
Reproduction of "The Farm Diary of George McCamley," donated by the Museum of San Ramon Valley.
The Ruth Strout McCandless collection on Nyogen Senzaki contains materials related to Ruth McCandless' collaboration and association with Nyogen Senzaki and the American Zen Buddhist movement. Senzaki (1876-1958) was a Japanese Zen monk who left Japan for the United States...
A small collection of materials, reprints of Gilbert McCann, software diskettes, photographs and an autobiography manuscript form the collection known as the Gilbert McCann Papers in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Professor of Applied Science at...
The papers include correspondence relating to American business interests in China and to the detainment of Robert Ezra McCann, who was arrested in 1951 by Chinese authorities and charged with espionage in 1956. Also included are slides depicting Beijing in...
Writings, notes, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to the Fabian Society, and to socialist thought in Great Britain and the U.S. Includes a book-length study, entitled The Fabian Transmission.
This collection contains materials relating to Barbary McCarthy's time on the Citizens Advisory Committee of the Joint Committee on the Public Education System. These materials include a variety of correspondence, reports, and other administrative papers. The committee was charged with...
Newspaper clippings the subject of which is subversive activities and the resulting investigations in the United States. Topics covered are: the Smith Act, the Tenney Bill, the Levering Act, the University of California special loyalty oath, the McCarran Act, McCarthyism,...
The collection contains materials related to the 1968 presidential campaign of Democrat Eugene McCarthy....
The collection documents the architectural work of McCarthy with a focus on the libraries that he designed.
Relates to activities of the No. 1 Aerodrome Construction Squadron of the Royal New Zealand Air Force in constructing airfields in Malaya for the defense of Singapore from October 1941 until the unit's evacuation in February 1942 following the Japanese...
Photographs, clippings, programs, flyers, pamphlets, event tickets, postcards, correspondence, event invitations, certificates of appreciation and completion, and fundraising records created and/or compiled by Harold "Mac" McCarthy, 1987-2007. The collection primarily documents NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt events in Washington, D.C.,...
Correspondence, memos, reports, course materials, newsletters, articles, reprints, computer manuals, and other materials pertaining to McCarthy's research and his teaching at Stanford and MIT. Correspondents include Forest Baskett, Donald Knuth, Serge Lang, Joshua Lederberg, Douglas Lenat, Donald Michie, Hans Moravec,...
Leo T. McCarthy, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member from 1969-1982; he was Lieutenant Governor from 1983-1994. His papers include one bill file on AB1111, 1979-1980, and press and publicity files from 1972-1973 and 1975-1978.
This collection contains flyers, brochures, essays, memorandums, clippings, and other material related to the Eugene J. McCarthy's presidential campaign in 1968. A majority of the materials are from grassroots organizations located in Northern California such as the McCarthy for President...
Briefing book and meeting notes relating to foreign and domestic policy planning between the election and inauguration of Ronald Reagan as president of the United States.
Scrapbooks of a San Francisco supervisor, Pacific Coast League president, and San Francisco postmaster
The William M. McCarthy Photograph Collection consists of eleven photograph albums (approximately 3 cubic feet of material). The 2,998 photographs, taken between 1905 and 1938, include family, personal, and vacation photos taken by William M. McCarthy while he and his...
Business papers, charts, correspondence, diaries, maps, photographs, railroad papers....
The Clifford McCarty collection spans the years circa 1935-2004 and encompasses 29 linear feet. The collection consists of McCarty's research files and includes articles and clippings on film music and film composers, correspondence with composers and other researchers, filmographies, music...
The Kevin McCarty City Council District 6 records primarily documents politician Kevin McCarty's ten-year term as a member of the Sacramento City Council for the 6th ditrict. Material dates from 1997 to 2014, with the bulk from 2000 to 2006....
Material regarding the Herbarium, biographical material, research notes, correspondence, slides, photographs.
Correspondence, speeches, reports, memoranda, and appointment calendars, relating to American developmental assistance to South Korea and to various African countries, administration of the food stamp program in the United States, and representation of blacks in United States governmental positions.
This collection contains photographs, slides, and negatives taken and collected by Hubert A. McClain. The content of the photos are of California missions, Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose, and from his work as a staff photographer for the Long Beach Press...
This is a book, entitled The Danville Scandals, put together by Patti Parks McClain, consisting of photocopies of images, newspaper clippings, letters, and other items pertaining to ten different political happenings in Danville.
The McClatchy Company records are composed of material transferred to the Center for Sacramento History in August 2005 from the basement vault of the Sacramento Bee's headquarters. The collection consists primarily of material related to the operations of the McClatchy...
The James B. McClatchy family collection documents one patriarch of the prominent newspaper family as well as his relationship and documents of others in the McClatchy family such as Eleanor, Carlos, Charles Kenny (C.K.), William Ellery, and Charles Kelly (C.K.)...
Producer and director Albert McCleery is best remembered for his theatre-in-the-round productions of television classics including , , , and . The collection consists primarily of television, and some radio scripts, along with production material, correspondence, and profession-related subject files....
The collection documents McClellan Air Force Base through base newspapers, historical studies, oral histories, and photographs. Material dates from 1942 to 2001. The largest part of the collection consists of bound volumes of the McClellan newspapers "Sacramento Air Depot (SAD)...
One handwritten Civil War telegram, signed Maj. Gen. McClellan, Aug. 24, 1862, re the situation at Rappahannock Station, VA, where a series of minor battles were occurring as a prelude to Gen. Stonewall Jackson's march on Manassas Junction....
Handwritten letter dated March 26, 1854 from Anderson Dunlap McClelland in Sacramento to Mr. McClelland, discussing the price of practically everything, and how those attempting to mine for gold weren't doing so well.
Letters written by McClelland to his friend and former student William K. Rose (d. 1968) relating to his views of literature, literary critics and contemporary authors.
Correspondence between John McClelland and his former student, Philip Sheridan, spanning the years from Sheridan's graduation from Stanford (M.A. English) to McClelland's death in 1961; an extensive memorial volume regarding McClelland's life work, assembled by Sheridan; letters from McClelland to...
James William McClendon Jr. (b. Mar 6, 1924 – d. Oct 30, 2000) was a Christian systematic theologian in the Southern Baptist tradition. His pioneering "Biography as Theology: How Life Stories Can Remake Today's Theology" (Abingdon, 1974, Trinity Press, 1990)...
This collection comprises documents related to the career of Dr. Thomas Brown McClintic, a physician who served in the U.S. Marine Hospital Service from 1898 until 1912, when he died of the disease he had been sent to control. The...
The papers of Elizabeth May McClintock, botanist and Curator of Botany at the California Academy of Sciences. Included are publications, notes, correspondence, photographs, and miscellaneous files.
This collection contains materials from 1891-1934, including two sets of transcripts from the 1930 radio program written by James H. McClintock, writings by McClintock appearing in brochures, magazines, and newspapers, as well as two obituary notices for McClintock.
The collection consists of papers of Maxine E. McCloskey’s personal and professional efforts to protect marine mammals and spans the years 1976-2005. It includes correspondence, notebooks, articles written by McCloskey, newsletter and publicity materials, press and clippings, and subject files...
Consists of the congressional papers maintained by Paul (Pete) McCloskey's staff at his Washington, D.C., office and California district office while McCloskey was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1967 to 1983. The papers relate to many...
McClung's seven page letter is to Mrs. E.K. Brown of Winnipeg (1915) expressing sympathy for her loss of a child. The file includes a published biographical sketch of Nellie McClung....
Correspondence, memoranda, and trial transcripts, relating to "The Long March" of the 1st Division, U.S. Infantry, into German occupied areas following World War I; German military operations in the West during World War II; and German war crime trials, especially...
The Michael McClure Papers: Additions, 1874-2002, (bulk 1949-2002), present a comprehensive view of his work as a writer, spanning the length of McClure's career. The bulk consists of notebooks and writings, including poems, prose, and plays in manuscript, draft and...
Manuscript of the poem "The Surge," by Michael McClure.
Two cassette tapes of Joanna and Michael McClure reading their poetry at the University of California, Davis.
United States Army report on organization of the Chinese Department of National Defense, 1946; text of a speech at the dedication of radio station XMAG, Nanking, China, 1946; and a guest book, 1945-1946.
The Wilbur F. McClure papers are comprised of documents pertaining to the Colorado River Commission and Colorado River Compact.
This collection contains letters chiefly written by Iowa lawyer, Civil War soldier (and later second lieutenant), and Iowa State Senator Moses A. McCoid (1840-1904), to his wife Helen, and dating from 1859 to 1884.
A collection of correspondence related to the life and work of Gene Frances McComas, California artist.
The John McComb Scrapbook contains 145 pages of clippings on McComb's career, Folsom and San Quentin prisons and general criminology in California (1881-1891). There is a subject index. Topics include: "prison reform," "prison investigations," "prison finance," "prison farms," graft, laws,...
Nine letters, including seven by Woodrow Wilson, one by George B. Pugh, and one by Louis Wiley, relating to the 1912 Democratic National Convention and to Democratic Party politics. Also includes two statements by Wilson to be transmitted to delegates...
Broadside wishing SP employee Charles J. McConaughy good luck in retirement.
The John A. McCone Papers, 1904-1991 consist primarily of McCone's combined professional and personal office files as well as mail briefs, chronological files, memoranda, and Foundation and Trust records. The papers include writings, speeches, awards, interviews, biographical materials, photographs, negatives,...
This collections consists of two diaries written by John F. McConnell, a Union soldier during the Civil War. Two booklets created by descendants are included with additional information on the diaries and the McConnell family.
Collection contains primarily color snapshots of students in labs and offices, outside chemistry buildings, and at parties. Photos were originally in albums but were removed for preservation reasons.
Wine labels with notes about the character of each wine.
Diaries, correspondence, notes, reports, brochures, printed matter, maps, and photographs relating to operations of the Arabian American Oil Company in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in the Middle East, and to Arab customs.
The collection contains Civil War and later items, of Robert L. McConnell, a Union lieutenant with the Ohio Infantry, 8th Regiment. Includes two letters to friend Mary Williams of Medina, OH, 1861-1862, and one from Mary C. McConnell to her...
Papers reflect McConnell's career, containing correspondence, manuscript drafts, and published papers, as well as his notes and working files. His work after coming to U.C. Berkeley in 1954 is well represented while coverage is weakest in his early years in...
One lengthy eight-page Civil War letter (ALS) from J. D. McCord to his cousin, Mrs. R. A. Newton of Albany, NY, re recent engagements, including a Rebel ambush near Falmouth, Virginia. Also says he has been a butcher the last...
Manuscripts; seminars, lectures, and addresses; speech materials; office files and reports.
Chester O. McCorkle served in various educational and administrative roles at Cal Poly from 1932 to 1966, eventually becoming dean of the college for the Kellogg campus in Pomona. The collection contains administrative records, correspondence, reports and studies pertaining to...
Collection consists of groups of 35mm negatives of child actress Baby Muriel McCormac.
A robust collection of scrapbooks, programs, correspondence, certificates of appreciation, published materials, photographs, government documents and ephemera that relate to McCormack's early ownership of the Sacramento Kings, the drive to construct a stadium, and initiatives to bring professional sports to...
Reports, correspondence, orders, printed matter, phonorecords, and photographs, relating to relief work in Poland and political and economic conditions in Poland at the end of World War I.
Deborah McCormick was one of the founding members of the Flint, Michigan-based weekly women's radio program "Face the Music." Featuring music by lesbian and women musicians, the program ran throughout the 1980s and 1990s, ending in 1997. This collection contains...
This collection contains correspondence to and from Major General Howard E. McCormick to his family and friends during the Second World War and the Cold War. The collection also contains ephemera, photographs, and military documents of McCormick's service.
This is a letter from Richard C. McCormick to book dealer H. H. Moore, written May 2, 1901.
Relates to inter-Allied diplomacy and the Paris Peace Conference.
Dan McCorquodale, Democrat, was a State Senator, 1983-1994. The Dan McCorquodale Papers consist of 20.5 cubic feet of records reflecting the interests and political activities of McCorquodale during his 12 years in the California State Legislature. The records contain two...
Photographs of skull and bones, most with calibration scale.
The Esther McCoy research papers span four linear feet and date from circa 1940 to 1989. The collection consists primarily of documents relating to Esther McCoy’s research regarding the Case Study House Program and Richard Neutra. Box one houses Esther...
Writings, correspondence, clippings, photographs, organizational records, flyers, notes, and other personal papers, 1946-1997, from African-American writer, musician, and educator Frank Milton McCoy. Materials in the collection document his career as a concert pianist and music educator in Los Angeles. Included...
Herbert Newby McCoy (1870-1945) was a chemist who taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Utah and was the vice-president of Lindsay Light & Chemical Company. He wrote (1919) with his wife-to-be, Ethel Terry and contributed to...
Horace McCoy (1897-1955) wrote hard-boiled detective fiction and sold his first screenplay, , in 1933; his first and most notable novel was (1935). During the next twenty years, he wrote scripts for several Hollywood studios and produced five additional novels....
This collection consists of photographs, negatives, maps, brochures, notary books, newspapers, and miscellaneous office materials related to T.O. McCoye Co., Dickinson & Gillespie Real Estate, and the overall development of the Playa Del Rey area in the 1920s-30s.
The papers of Mary Isabel McCracken, an entomologist, Stanford University professor, Research Associate, and Fellow of the California Academy of Sciences. Included are her correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, and card files.
Paul W. McCracken served as Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA). His primary responsibilities were concerned with developing economic policies of restraint to curb inflation without increasing unemployment. This file group is arranged in eight different series that...
This collection consists of two albums along with loose photographs for a total of 127 black and white gelatin silver prints taken of the U.N. Organizing Conference held in San Francisco from April 25 through June 26, 1945. All photographs...
21 photographic negatives of the Stanford University campus taken by Henry F. McCreery, between 1943-1947....
Jacquelyn McCroskey is the John Milner Professor of Child Welfare in the Suzanne Dworack-Peck School of Social Work at USC, where she also directs the Children's Data Network, and focuses on structure, financing and performance improvement in the child welfare,...
This collection consists of the papers and photographs of Pearl McCroskey, Phi Beta sorority member, alumna and secretary of the College of Music at the University of Southern California.
Samuel Lusker McCroskey (1893-1960) was a brigadier general in the U.S. Army and Commandant of the Biarritz American University in France. After retiring from the Army, he joined Douglas Aircraft as a project engineer on the Nike and Hercules missiles....
Documents collected by environmental activist JB McCrummen relating to activism in the wake of the blowout and oil spill in the Santa Barbara Channel in 1969. Materials cover the formation of the Santa Barbara-based environmental organization GOO! (Get Oil Out!)...
John Cameron McCubbin (1863-1957) was an early California beekeeper in the San Joaquin Valley. The majority of his papers contain business correspondence with other beekeepers, honey customers, and equipment suppliers throughout the west and midwest. Also included are photographs of...
Collection consists of books, stories, and serials related directly or indirectly to baseball and collected by Andy McCue....
This collection comprises oral history interviews conducted with 97 prominent faculty and administrators of the University of California, Irvine (UCI) by Samuel C. McCulloch, UCI historian and emeritus professor of History, who was a member of the founding faculty. Materials...
This collection comprises the academic papers of Samuel C. McCulloch, University of California, Irvine historian, emeritus professor of history, and founding faculty member. Materials include professional correspondence, bibliographies, biographical information, research notes, press clippings, and photocopies of clippings. There are...
Correspondence, diaries, land papers, accounts and clippings, of Jane E. and John McCulloh, and of their children, Frank, John G., Hiram William and Frances Jane, pertaining to mining and ranching in Amador County, sheep shearing in the West, and education...
Speeches relating to the activities of the District, the State Water Project, and water resources development in the San Francisco Bay Area, particularly the North Bay Aqueduct....
The George B. McCullough Papers contain personal research materials and publications including data charts, equations, article drafts, NACA Technical Notes, and NASA Technical Notes. The collection as a whole documents McCullough's investigations into airfoils, helicopter rotors, and launch vehicles.
QSL cards from the United States and other countries, received by amateur radio operator George B. McCullough, K6JI.
Scrapbook and album documenting family life for a railroad worker and his family in California and Nevada.
A collection of material for Samuel McCullough concerning mining and the construction of federal buildings in San Francisco, California (1873 to 1878).
This collection documents the origins of San Diego County place names. Norma L. McCumber (nee Hawkins) began collecting the information as a hobby in 1946. She addressed her inquiries to local chambers of commerce and post offices. The collection includes...
Shannon Boyd-Bailey McCune was an American geographer born in Korea to Presbyterian missionaries. This collection comprises primarily photographs, negatives, and slides as well as research, essays, and various publications relating to the geography and cartography of Japan and Korea. It...
Joseph Wilson McCutchan (1917-1982) was a professor in the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science. He made contributions to the development of courses in design and thermodynamics, and gained prominence in area of saline water conversion. As head of...
Relates to world politics and American foreign relations.
Finley McDiarmid's "Letters to My Wife" was transcribed from the original letters written by the author to his wife Constantia as he travelled to California from Wyota, Wisconsin. The journey took 5 months from May to October, 1850. The original...
The Hattie and Sam McDaniel papers span the years 1900-1957 and encompass 1.0 linear foot. The material concerning Hattie McDaniel consists of a childhood spelling book and a Christmas card from the late 1940s, as well as a small amount...
The collection consists of a scrapbook containing letters, pamphlets, magazine articles, photographs, clippings, and ephemera, mostly pertaining to Mr. McDaniel's rescue of the child in 1944. In addition, there are some items dealing with his later careers with the Southern...
Papers of Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel, Central Valley, California poet.
This collection contains approximately 90 unprinted 4 x 4" glass negatives and one 4 x 4" film negative depicting various unidentified Southern California locations. Approximate date and location of these images is based solely on information on the scraps of...
Genevieve Ardolf McDermott was a graduate student in the UCLA School of Education. Her 1971 Ph.D dissertation investigated the development of the philosophy of student participation, the structural changes in the administration of the Association, the programs and activities over...
Contains personal and business correspondence (ca. 1892-1959); manuscripts of writings; business records; clippings; some printed pamphlets, many authored by McDevitt; printed ephemera (theatrical, World War II, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Socialist Party); other material relating to his wide ranging interests. Principal...
George McDill (1874- ) was a prominent Los Angeles attorney, judge, and president of the Los Angeles School Board. The collection consists of McDill's working papers and files, and relate primarily to his activities on the School Board during 1933-37.
Ribbons and medals from livestock judging.
Contains a letter (1 p.) from Francis Hodgins, Clarendon, [Vt.?] concerning a business deal; a note (1 p.) to McDonald and McClennon from Robert Thomson giving them permission to cut white pine lumber in specific lots; and a letter (1...
Typescript draft of his autobiography SAM MCDONALD'S FARM (Stanford University press, 1954); miscellaneous business papers, pamphlets, and clippings, 1912-1958; photographs; and his letters to Holly and John Ceideburg, 1956.
This collection contains a letter Gary McDonald wrote to his mother in 1962 and a souvenir booklet from a production of The Wizard of Oz, which was staged as a benefit for Operation Concern in August 1975. McDonald came to...
Harold F. McDonald (1916-2004) made notes on trails in the East Bay Regional Parks, East Bay Municipal Utility District, and city parks in Contra Costa County and Alameda County. He measured trails for map makers and park districts.
The John C. McDonald papers contain published transistor and integrated circuit material from 1959 through 1980.
Relates to American bombing operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Depicts Sun Yat-sen and Chinese and foreign associates, including T. V. Soong and Mikhail Borodin.
This collection contains original and photocopied materials from Allan James McDonald (1937-2021), spanning from 1955 to 2020, that pertain to his career as an engineer and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.
Chiefly snapshot photographs documenting the history of Tassajara Hot Springs in Monterey County, Calif. Photographs depict buildings and other structures, roads, trails, and visitors and other persons associated with the development of the resort, including family members of early owner...
The Roger McDonald papers span the years 1933-1960 and encompass approximately 6.25 linear feet of manuscripts and 309 artworks. The collection consists of material relating to his career as a story illustrator and the 1945-1946 labor strike. Titles represented include...
Photographs, correspondence, and memorabilia, relating to the activities of the Canadian and other Allied expeditionary forces in Siberia.
Papers of Gordon Leo McDonough, member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and the United States Congress.
Includes correspondence, speeches, press releases, newspaper clippings, relating primarily to his role in local and statewide Democratic Party politics in California and his unsuccessful campaigns for political office.
The Dennis McDougal research files span the years circa 1992-2002 and encompass 22 linear feet. The collection contains McDougal's research files for three books published between 1992 and 2002: "Blood Cold: Fame, Sex and Murder in Hollywood" on Robert Blake;...
Images of student life, 1898-1901, including baseball games, track meets, rugby match, interiors of dormitory rooms, plays, student groups, portraits of students, and campus buildings. Album also includes a few programs from Stanford events and McDougald's military registration card, 1918.
Letters written (1 appears to have been dictated) from two slaves, Prince Woodfin & Albert McDowell, from the gold mining camps in Jamestown, to their masters, Mr. & Mrs. Charles McDowell, and Mr. Nicholas W. Woodfin.
This collection contains pamphlets, programs, newspapers, postcards, correspondence, decorative boxes, medals, and other material on the McDowell family and Southern California. Includes material pertaining to World War II.
Henrietta (Henri) Deming McDowell (1916?-1983) was a journalist and photographer. From the late 1950s to the 1970s, McDowell was the official photographer for the San Francisco Ballet, documenting nearly every ballet performed in that period of time. Promotional materials and...
The Leo McDowell papers (1950-1986) contains correspondence, invitations, photographs, newspaper clippings, military insignia, and other ephemera that belonged to McDowell (1927-2017), a decorated African American Marine who served during World War II, Korean War, and the Vietnam War. McDowell earned...
Relates to evaluation of the Russian Revolution and formation of American policy toward it by the United States Department of State.
Research files of Prof. Bruce Robert McElderry (b. 1900) (USC English Dept.) for his biography of critic Sir Max Beerbohm (1872-1856) (Twayne, 1972). Collection contains working copies of Beerbohm's books.
David McElhatton is a trans activist who has worked with a number of activist organizations on LGBTQ political actions around issues such as the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, Prop 8, and the National Equality March. This collection includes two scrapbooks containing...
A collection of family papers documenting two generations of the McElmurry and Larrinaga family. Mario Larrinaga immigrated from Mexico to Los Angeles and--in collaboration with his brother Juan Larrinaga--worked as a designer, art director, and painter of set backgrounds in...
Postcards, some by Robinson & Crandall, and photographs primarily of Stanford University campus buildings, roads, and lands; included are images of destruction from the earthquake in 1906. There are also photographs of students, faculty, and one of Theodore Roosevelt during...
Includes photographs of Mr. McElroy as an officer in World War II, with Southern Pacific's Sacramento Car Shop employees, with American Federation of Labor delegates, and with Mrs. McElroy at dinners and banquets. Also includes birth and death certificates, an...
Robert R. McElroy's photographs document performance art and exhibitions by New York artists that took place during the late-1950s to the mid-1960s. Included are prints, contact sheets, negatives, and slides. The collection features photographs of works by Jim Dine, Allan...
Papers of William David McElroy (1917-1999), professor of biochemistry, the fourth chancellor (1972-1980) of the University of California, San Diego; and former director (1969-1971) of the National Science Foundation.
Maud's was a lesbian bar in San Francisco that established a strong sense of lesbian community. McEvoy played on the bar's softball team. The collection of Maud's related material includes photographs, clippings, programs, books, T-shirts, matchbooks, awards, a trophy, and...
This collection documents the personal and professional life and charitable work of Nan Tucker McEvoy. There are also materials related to her mother, Phyllis de Young Tucker, her father Nion Tucker, Sr., her brother Nion Tucker, Jr., and the de...
Chiefly snapshots of various subjects in Panama, including agriculture, Panama Canal, Panama City, business associates, friends and/or family members, pets. One photograph includes caption refering to "our property", and McEwens are assumedly among those depicted throughout album. Also depicted is...
Papers of physical oceanographer George McEwen, including a small amount of material documenting early days at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the first series of Pan-Pacific scientific congresses.
This collection contains one correspondence, six front and back pages, from PFC. Robert Lee McFadden, Sr., AEF to his father during the First World War. Also included is one blank, embroidered postcard, and five photographs, one in a newspaper clipping.
The Alexander McFarlan journal recorded on board the California Packet (built 1849; ship, 3m) (SAFR 17627, HDC 210) describes the author's journey from Machiasport, Maine to San Francisco, California aboard the CALIFORNIA PACKET (built 1849; ship: 3m) from December 1849...
A pair of disbound scrapbooks containing eighty-one pasted and laid in ephemeral items, photographs, negatives, postcards, brochures and city guides. All of the material relates to swing bands (territory dance bands) directed by Chic McFarlan in Omaha, Nebraska, and Kansas...
This collection contains correspondence written to Annie McFarland of Dublin, VA during the Civil War. Also included are three photographs.
Correspondence and writing of Dr. MacFarland; includes correspondence with colleagues; letters from his student Donald B. Tresidder, 1918 and 1940-43; and correspondence with fellow members of the Stanford Class of 1893 and records pertaining to their 25th reunion, 1918. Correspondents...
Contains correspondence, notebooks, scrapbooks, writings, photographs, and books relating to missionaries in Siam (now Thailand) and Cambodia. Photographs include pictures of life in Thailand and Cambodia, including Angkor Wat; of the royal family, including the coronations of King Vajiravudh and...
Photographs, album, and stereoviews. Photographs relating McFarland's career in the U. S. Army. Included is a photo album of his classmates at West Point (class of 1888), including wedding announcements of some of the cadets. He was stationed in Kansas,...
Correspondence, photographs, clippings and military documents relating to the career of Munroe McFarland, United States Army.
The collection consists of letters to McFarland, primarily from other railroad aficionados, letters concerning the Railway & Locomotive Historical Society, R&LHS Pacific Coast Chapter newsletters and announcements of excursions and miscellaneous photograph lists (not McFarland images) and retirement and scrapping...
This collection contains materials generated by J. Ralph McFarling, a Community Analyst for the War Relocation Authority, documenting the Amache Incarceration Camp in Granada, Colorado where Japanese Americans were imprisoned during World War II. Some of this collection has been...
The collection contains materials related to political and economic conditions in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia, consisting of printed matter, sound and video recordings of interviews of Russian political leaders, and miscellany. Mainly used as research material for the...
Letter written by Thomas McFee to his aunt, discussing the social and cultural conditions along the river system between Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and St. Louis, Missouri during the Gold Rush era.
William McFee (1881-1961) was born at sea en route to England from India. He was an engineer before becoming a full-time writer in 1923. He wrote novels, short stories, and essays, almost all of which concerned the sea. He also...
This collection consists of photographs, pamphlets and clippings documenting Los Angeles in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The majority of the photographs are of the downtown area and feature intersections of major Los Angeles streetsn. Current and former...
W.T. McFie Well Supply Company provided drilling tools used by most of the early petroleum industry operators in the Los Angeles basin. The collection includes ledgers, inventories, and account books.
Relates to the Communist Lunar New Year Offensive (Tet offensive) in South Vietnam. Includes maps. Photocopy.
This collection comprises awards for James L. McGaugh, Research Professor, Neurobiology and Behavior School of Biological Sciences at the University of California, Irvine. Included are two complete campus newspaper issues dedicated to his achievements, as well as recognition awards, prints,...
Correspondence, reminiscences, printed matter, and photographs, relating to J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Includes many letters written by Hoover.
Correspondence between the Dean of the School of World Mission of Fuller Theological Seminary, Donald McGavran and the founder of Jews for Jesus, Moishe Rosen....
Donald McGavran (Dec 15, 1897 - July 10, 1990), also known as “the Father of the Church Growth Movement,” was the founding Dean of the School of World Mission at Fuller Theological Seminary. The microfilm collection contains copies of documents...
Correspondence between the Dean of the School of World Mission of Fuller Theological Seminary, Donald McGavran and the founder of Jews for Jesus, Moishe Rosen.
This collection contains memorandums, special orders, correspondence, administrative records, and other material pertaining to Charles E. McGee, retired Colonel from the United States Air Force who compiled nearly 30 years of service and a record of 409 aerial fighter combat...
Photographs of environs of a lodge at the foot of the eastern Sierra Nevada mountain range near Crowley Lake, California. Snapshots of exteriors, interiors, guests, catches from fishing, snow scenes, etc. Also includes clippings and ephemera.
The McGee Collection contains: family scrapbooks (1915-1952); family expense ledgers (1946-1971); and, numerous diaries, including: Clair Horton McGee's 1920 diary of a trip east to visit family; and, the 21 retirement years diaries of Russell C. McGee(1954-1972). During those years...
Handwritten journal documenting a year in the life of 16-year-old Gertrude (Gertie) McGee.
Photograph and diary (1854-1865) of Susan Alice Gray Sears, a 17th century indenture, and several southern Civil War era newspapers. Also, a number of 17th-18th century monographs, cataloged separately.
The collection is comprised of correspondence, typescripts, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, programs and ephemera collected by Ruth St. Denis' publicist, Clarence McGehee. Most materials, including a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, pertain to Ruth St. Denis and the Denishawn Dancers. Other materials...
The (1967-1999) consist primarily of correspondence between McGehee and his parents, Fielding McGehee, Jr. and Helen McGehee, and also include some correspondence to and from other family members. Many letters include discussion about draft resistance efforts as well as and...
The Brownie McGhee Papers consist of audio cassettes, photographs, programs, and VHS videotape documenting the life and musical career of blues musician Brownie McGhee. The collection is arranged into three series: I. Brownie McGhee, II. Blues is Truth Foundation, III....
The Donald H. McGill Collection consists of just a few of Mr. McGill's keepsakes which include a letter written by McGill and posted from France in March of 1945, a sheet of head shots, and his Presidential Commission in the...
Papers of William James McGill, experimental psychologist, university administrator, author, teacher and community leader. McGill's research in reaction time measurement contributed to advances in cognitive psychology and his leadership as chancellor of the University of California, San Diego (1968-1970), and...
This collection contains the correspondence and photographs of SPC Dale McGinley, USA during the Vietnam War.
The Elsa S. McGinn papers consist of materials pertaining to her activity as a public figure in San Mateo County, as well as her personal life. The collection is divided into four series: Business Papers, Civic and Municipal Papers, Correspondence,...
These papers contain environmental studies course files, correspondence, notes, research materials, photographs, and recorded lectures relating to Marc McGinnes' tenure as a professor of environmental studies at UC Santa Barbara, as well as his work with the Institute for Peaceful...
Bud McGinnis photographs consist primarily of the Gay Girls Riding Club (GGRC) contest, undated. Other photographs include undated images of the Hollywood First Baptist Church, two men on a Selma Avenue street corner, the winners of the Queen of the...
Capt. Knefler McGinnis served in the U.S. Navy from 1912 to 1946, having been trained as a naval aviator and serving aboard several naval destroyers and making several flight records.
Letters, clippings, and programs of Mr. McGiveney's appearances. Also letters from McGiveney to "Dear Amy" in Oakland, California....
Mainly material used in writing his book, History of the Donner Party, including letters from survivors and members of rescue parties and their relatives, newspaper clippings, photographs and relics. Included also: newspaper articles on the Mountain Meadows massacre and on...
This collection consists of builder brochures with floor plans of housing developments in Contra Costa County from 1960s to 2019, collected by Mike McGoldrick during his forty-one years of work.
The William L. McGonagle collection describes the devastation caused by the Israeli naval and air attack on the American naval intelligence ship Liberty on June 8, 1967, and the honors and citations bestowed on him for heroism and sacrifice. Materials...
This collection contains materials collected by Patrick McGonigle, who was crowned Emperor XV of the Imperial Court of San Francisco in 1987. McGonigle moved to San Francisco in 1977 and was active in a number of organizations including the Castro...
Relates to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
The collection consists of financial records from the McGovern for President Committee.
Melvin P. McGovern was a high school teacher and reports officer at the Granada Relocation Center in Amache, Colorado. The collection consists of various reports, publications, photographs, and ephemera related primarily to the Granada Relocation Center (GRC) at Amache. The...
The collection includes photographs, programs, clippings, clothing, and publications on the Gay Softball League (GSL) and the Community Softball League (CSL).
Collection consists of papers of Professor of History, Joseph McGowen (1949-) including Chapter summaries and drafts of manuscripts from his book on Sacramento valley.
Alice McGrath (1917-2009) was a political activist who first became known for her work to overturn the improper convictions of Mexican American youth in Sleepy Lagoon Trial in which the defendants were tried as a group under inhumane conditions. McGrath...
This is a small collection relating to the career of social activist Alice Greenfield McGrath. The materials document her work as executive secretary with The Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee, which successfully worked to free 17 young Mexican-Americans who were...
Relates to education in the United States and to American governmental education policy. Photocopy.
Geraldine Biggs McGrath was born in October 8th, 1929 to Richard Keys Biggs, a prominent organist and composer, and Lucinne Gourdon Biggs. Her parents were pioneers in bringing traditional Roman Catholic Church music to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. They...
The papers of DeLoss McGraw, artist, children's book illustrator, fine arts lecturer, and educator, document McGraw's artistic career from the mid-1980s to 2003, especially his use of literary texts in his compositions and his collaborations with poets, most notably W.D....
This collection contains family correspondence, manuscripts, and ephemera of American Civil War soldier and Ohio floral shipping merchant Frank McGregor (1838-1920), including letters from McGregor about his experiences during the Civil War.
These records consist of reports, correspondence, drug protocols, newspaper clippings, posters, and audiovisual materials that document the work of the ACT UP/Golden Gate Breast Cancer committee.
Correspondence, legal documents, reports, press releases, notes, monthly schedules, articles, clippings, photographs, and personal documents, 1975-1990, of Susan McGreivy, lesbian activist and former civil rights attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Southern California. In the 1980s, McGreivy...
John McGrew served in the 5th Photographic Section in World War One. This collection includes many of the photos he took.
Patrick McGrew AIA (1941-2013) was an architect and advocate for historic preservation. A practicing architect in San Francisco for forty-five years, he spent fourteen years as the president of the San Francisco Landmarks Commission. He served as chairman of the...
Relates to proposals for international trade reform.
The Don McGuire papers span the years circa 1950s-1960s and encompass 6 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of scripts, contracts, correspondence, and material on unproduced projects....
The Dorothy McGuire papers span the years 1930-1997 and encompass 7.5 linear feet. The collection includes production files with scripts, call sheets, or clippings on nearly two dozen films in which McGuire appeared. The television files contain some scripts and...
The McGuire family lived in the Upper Ojai Valley for much of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Nancy Darrah and William McGuire were married in 1875 in Ohio. William entered the milling business with Thomas Clark and bought...
Correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, and publications edited by McGuire, who spent his later years in Santa Barbara. Includes materials relating to the Music Academy and Santa Barbara Council of Arts. Also, Hogarth prints (18c), British engravings and handbills (mainly 19c), and...
Ruth McGuire Phd was one of the cofounders of The Women's Foundation of California and a member of the Daughters of Bilitis, the first lesbian civil and political rights organization in the United States. In 1968 she published a short...
This collection contains materials related to the life and work of William McGuire, a prolific editor, scholar and writer of Jungian history. Materials include correspondence, photographs, published and unpublished research material, oral history interviews, and biographical reference material. The bulk...
This collection consists primarily of correspondence between Edward McGurk (a businessman in San Diego in the late 1800s) and his family, as well as several other family papers.
Charles McHaney was a U.S. Marine stationed in Tientsin, China during and after World War II. While in Tientsin, he took numerous photographs, the subjects of which are primarily his fellow Marines, local geography, and local culture. The collection consists...
Collection includes application for admission, informational mailings, registration book, matriculation book, Encina Hall dining tickets, and a football program. There is also what appears to be a list of football play numbers.
This collection documents the career of Dean E. McHenry, the founding Chancellor of the University of California, Santa Cruz.
A collection of the professional, personal, and political papers and correspondence of American statesman James McHenry.
The Jimmy McHugh Collection of Sheet Music consists of over 550 songs from the late 19th century to the early 1970s.
This collection contains the papers of American composer Jimmy McHugh (1894-1969), including original music manuscripts, scores, and miscellaneous clippings.
The Supervisor Pete McHugh Collection consists of correspondence, memorandums, budget letters, fiscal records and articles. This collection documents the twelve years that Pete McHugh served as a county supervisor for the third district which contains Alviso, Milpitas, Evergreen, the northern...
This collection includes reserach materials collected by local historian Tom McHugh. Materials include scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and card files relating to Santa Cruz County history....
This collection consists of a scrapbook for enrollment cards, exam schedules, pamphlets, clippings, and other ephemera belonging to USC alumna Lilliam McIlvaine.
Business papers, clippings, correspondence, mining information, notes and drafts, photographs....
The Margaret Elizabeth McIntosh Black Collection consists of photographs, tintypes, correspondence, and artifacts. McIntosh Black graduated from the California State Normal School in December of 1884. The collection features several photographs and tintypes, including one of Minnie Palmer, the famous...
This collection contains photocopied letters from William M. McIntyre, USAAF during the First World War, June 1944 through December 1944.
The Denise L. McIver Black Lives Matter Protest Posters Collection consists of posters, notes, a flyer, and a sign that document the Black Lives Matters protests in Hollywood, California, from May to July 2020. Posters were created by multiple protestors...
Collection consists of a booklet of press notices about vocalist Madame Le Mar c. 1910.
Correspondence, funeral notices, memorabilia....
This collection contains 27 letters to Private Chester McKay, who served overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe at the end of World War I. Most of the letters were written by his wife, Hilda McKay. The collection also...
The collection is comprised of Harriet Mills McKay's diaries, manuscripts, correspondence, and photographs, relating primarily to conditions in the Philippines under Japanese occupation in World War II. It also includes manuscripts written by her daughter, Mary Maynard and another American,...
The Leonard McKay Research Papers consist of photographs and papers that document the history of the Santa Clara Valley region. These materials were gathered by the late printer and historian Leonard McKay during his personal research into the history of...
Scrapbooks assembled by Molly B. McKay documenting her and Davina S. Kotulski’s experience as the “poster couple” for marriage equality rights in California, 1998-2012. This collection consists of portable document formats (PDFs) of the pages of McKay’s 22 scrapbooks of...
A collection of 22 scrapbooks that document Molly McKay and Davina Kotulski's joint and individual efforts to attain marriage equality in California from 1998-2012. The volumes contain clippings, correspondence and email, photographs, speeches, flyers, notes and ephemera. There are also...
The Tim McKay Collection holds an excellent representation of the materials generated by environmental activists from the 1970s to 2006. McKay was employed by the Northcoast Environmental Center (NEC) in Arcata, California for 31 years, and was Executive Director for...
The postcard collection, especially those showing Northwestern California scenes, follow Tim McKay's lifelong interests in the natural world and in the ways that people and communities use their surroundings for livelihood and solace. These examples were selected by Petra Wilkinson.
Todd McKay was a resident of southern California who composed music. The collection consists mostly of his compositions but also includes a number of photographic negatives and a small amount of personal papers.
Donald McKayle is an African American modern dancer, choreographer, director, and writer who is most famous for his works in the 1950s and 1960s focusing on the expression of the black experience in America. He has served on the faculties...
Photographs, programs, production notes, music scores, audio and video recordings, costume designs, reviews, and other printed and graphic materials illustrate the eclectic career of world-renowned choreographer and University of California, Irvine (UCI) Professor of Dance Donald McKayle. Early materials pertain...
These official letters cover portions of the terms of Mayors Owen McAleer and Arthur C. Harper. Most of the letters pertain to the police and fire departments. Volume 1 is from January 19, 1905 to April 28, 1906. Volume 2...
The collection consists of two log books and a small amount of related papers from Union naval Flag Officer William McKean, captain of the USS and commander of the Gulf Blockading Squadron from 1861 to 1862.
Correspondence, business cards, clippings...
Collection of three generations of McKee family letters, clippings, and ephemera. Includes two letters from Robert K. McKee to wife, Sarah A. McKee during the two years, 1898-1899, he prospected for gold in Alaska. His letter of Sep. 20, 1898,...
Ruth Eleanor McKee (1903- ) spent ten years at the Library of Hawaii publishing poetry in small magazines and published her first novel on the history of Hawaii in 1934. While working as a historian for the War Relocation Authority...
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of American railroad mechanical engineer and innovator William Riley McKeen Jr. (1869-1946), who developed some of the first gasoline-powered railroad motor cars, beginning in 1905 for the Union Pacific Railroad. In 1908,...
Correspondence.
The Dianne McKenna Papers document a portion of her political career as Mayor and City Council Member of Sunnyvale from 1977-1984, and her work on the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors (SCCBS), on which she served serving from 1985-1996....
Howard Lester McKenzie was an entomologist at the University of California, Davis from 1958-1968. This collection contains illustrations, in watercolor, painted by Mary Foley Benson for McKenzie's book (1967), detailed drawings for the book, and pictures and photographs of entomologists.
Marna McKenzie was hired in 1984 to direct the Developing Ministries project for the Cooperative Ministries in Higher Education of Northern California and Nevada. She coordinated resources to create campus ministry programs with local church support in schools within Northern...
The collection consists of newspaper articles, photographs, yearbooks, and other materials related to the history of the Inland Empire and San Bernardino County. Materials in the collection also include items related to McKeown's father Battista (Bob) Pruneri, including his high...
Correspondence to F.B. McKevitt during his tenure as President of the California Fruit Distributors. Correspondents include Luther Burbank, Edward J. Wickson, and Governor Stephens.
Rev. Dr. Robert A. McKibben was Executive Director of the All Nations Foundation and Pastor of the Church of All Nations in Los Angeles from 1927 until 1952, when he resigned to accept appointment by the Methodist Episcopal Church to...
Drawings from the Great War Collection.
This collection contains 3 correspondence from GySgt. James T. McKie, USMC to his sweetheart Beverly Willman during the Korean War.
Arthur Patch McKinlay (1871-1958) was a professor of Latin at the Latin department at Lincoln High School, the University of California at Berkeley (1913), UCLA (1919-1941), and at the University of Texas (1943-44). He was known by his literary research,...
Store account register (July 1850-December 1852) includes customer names and purchases from the McKinlay store located at Pacific and Pearl streets.
The McKinnon and Ruble Families Papers include records of a physician and rancher in the California Delta region during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The papers focus on the life and career of Aloysius John McKinnon, M.D. (1870-1933),...
Personal and military records of M.H. McKinnon relating to his career in the Air Force.
Correspondence and writings relating to international finance, especially to currency exchange.
The collection includes photographic prints, photographic slides, pedigree charts, and other information about horses that were bred by Neal and Marjorie McKinstry of McKinstry Arabians in Colorado.
This file contains a hard bound leger styler journal which has been used to write the reminiscence of Mr. Ellisha Williams McKinstry. The hand writing is in ink and is hard to read throughout. Included and glued to the front,...
Contains reports, notes, orders, proclamations, and photographs, relating to American military operations in Italy and France during World War II, and especially to activities of the Fifth Corps (V Corps) in Normandy following the D-Day landings.
The Lindy McKnight collection contains documents, medals, t-shirts and warm-up jackets from Gay Games I and II in San Francisco in 1982 and 1986. McKnight was a National Co-Chair of the the Racquetball Committee for the 1986 Games and won...
Letterpress Ephemera from Philoxinia Press
This collection contains unique sound recordings of Diego del Gastor, Donn Pohren, and several other guitarists and singers who gathered and performed at locales in and around Morón de la Frontera, Spain. These performances were recorded by Ted McKown, a...
James W. McLane was a Staff Assistant to the President and a member of the Domestic Affairs Council Staff. In this capacity, he headed the youth affairs program which focused on the newly enfranchised eighteen-year-old votes. McLane coordinated administration efforts...
The McLane/Harris Family papers measure 4 linear feet and date from 1865 to 1963. The papers are arranged in five series: Artifacts, Harris Family, Charles McLane, Related families and Photographs....
Diaries, daybooks, writings, correspondence, newsclippings, scrapbooks, photographs, books, and artifacts created and/or collected by McLaren and his granddaughter, Martha "Matie" McLaren Daniels. The collection documents McLaren's gardening, landscape design, and landscape architecture work for private estates; his travels within the...
Contains architecture plans for renovations and additions to the McLaren Lodge.
This collection contains the negatives of Charles W. McLaughlin's photographic work documenting the Inland Empire of Southern California (San Bernardino and Riverside counties). The photographs span more than a sixty year period showing the region's development from a rural/agricultural area...
Content of the collection concerns gold in all aspects, particularly gold economics and monetary policy; also McLaughlin's term as a Regent of the University of California, especially the Free Speech Movement. The collection includes correspondence, speeches, writings, lectures, interviews, subject...
Pertaining to her interest and work in the Institute of Pacific Relations, League of Women Voters, World Affairs Council of Northern California, Community Chest of San Francisco and other organizations.
This collection consists of approximately 290 images of campus views, landmarks, students, and architecture taken by Sigrid McLaughlin at the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 1998 and 1999. It contains negatives and 4 x 6 color prints.
Carton 1: Cranmer / Chappell family photographs (Sylvia's family), from 19th century portraits to Sylvia's youth in Colorado. circa 1880-1940 -- Carton 2: Studio portraits and professional photographs, chiefly of Sylvia, Donald, and other family members -- Carton 3: McLaughlin...
A 184-page album with black and white photographs including descriptions of train trips taken by United States Railroad Administration official William Ferdinand McLaughlin from 1919 to 1922 with his girlfriend and then wife, Dusty Harrington.
Letter, memoranda, press releases, position papers, and printed matter, relating to the presidential election campaign of Ronald Reagan in 1980, and to policy regarding creation of enterprise zones during his presidential administration.
McLaurin (ship) sea journal (SAFR 17628, HDC 214) is dated 1895 to 1896 and may have been written by the captain. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Papers of the McLean family of California. Includes correspondence and other papers of Edward McLean, his wife Sarah E. McLean, and three of the McLean children: Agnes, Fannie, and Francis. The bulk of the collection consists of Fannie McLean's correspondence,...
Collection includes many unidentified portraits as well as identified portraits of Fanny and Agnes McLean and other McLean family members. Family pictures include high school drama productions, the college settlement summer home in New York, vacations and outings, the McLean...
Photocopies of letters from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover to Theodore Hoover, brother of Herbert Hoover, and Hulda McLean, 1903-1964, and of letters of Hulda Randall Minthorn Hoover, mother of Herbert Hoover, all relating to personal and family matters; typewritten...
Includes correspondence, speeches, minutes, memoranda, reports, studies, newspaper clippings, reference material, and scripts for a radio broadcast program called "Your County Government Report" documenting Hulda Hoover McLean's civil service activities during her terms on the Santa Cruz County Board of...
Memoranda, clippings, photographs, and miscellanea, relating to Young Women's Christian Association work among American soldiers stationed at Camps Fremont and Kearny, and Czechoslovak soldiers evacuated to these camps from Siberia.
Photographs from different years of the San Francisco Pride Parade, taken by Rachel McLean, dated circa 1990-1999.
One handwritten letter and other texts written by Robert McLean, plus other items (correspondence, reprints, typescripts, tearsheets) relating to McLean....
Reports and documents relating mainly to water-supply developments of the East Bay Municipal Utility District, Oakland, California. Includes material on the Mokelumne River Project, Briones Dam, the Lafayette Aqueduct, Camanche Dam and Reservoir, the American River Project, Chabot Dam and...
Winsor Wimberly McClean was born on September 24, 1897 in Mojave, California to Neil Everett McLean and Annie Laura Wimberly. Winsor enrolled at the University Farm School circa 1915-1918 as part of the non-degree program. This scrapbook by Winsor W....
The McLennan Collection of Sitwelliana includes the works of and about Sir Osbert Sitwell and his brother, Sacheverell Sitwell.
The Dean McLeod Collection includes files and material on various aspects of Bay Point’s history.
One holograph letter written and signed by Norman McLeod, a Congregationalist minister, to Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon about being rejoiced that the first Church of Jesus Christ, (Congregational) Utah can be represented in the National Council and Dr. Mechling, a...
The Norman Z. McLeod papers span the years 1917-1960 and encompass 4 linear feet. The collection contains scripts, biographical information, some correspondence, original drawings by McLeod, military records, and writings by McLeod. Four scrapbooks chronicle McLeod's career from the 1920s...
The Robert J. McLeod Photography Collection is comprised of McLeod's photography in various formats such as printed photographs, film negatives, and 35mm slides, most of which were taken during the 1970’s-1980’s. McLeod worked for the and the as a photographer...
13 diaries (1985-1986, 1990-2001) and correspondence (1982-1987) created and received by Nora McLoughlin, a lesbian writer who lived in the San Francisco Bay Area during the 1980s and 1990s. The diaries and letter document McLoughlin’s daily life, reflections on writing,...
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, working papers, and printed matter relating to American taxation policy during the presidential administration of Ronald Reagan and especially to worldwide unitary taxation proposals.
Materials consist largely of original typescripts and typescript copies of John R. McMahon's works, including novels, short articles for publication, a play, and a poem. Also includes rejection letters, press clippings related to McMahon's publication of the work Toilers and...
Letters to Husain ibn 'Ali, sharif of Mecca and future king of Hejaz, relating to Arabia during World War I. Photocopy of handwritten transcript.
Diverse materials documenting the lives of several different members of the McManus family, including Alice G. McManus Clark, including clothing, textiles, photographs, newspaper clippings, and other papers, all originally stored in a large wooden steamer trunk originally owned by Margaret...
George McManus (1884-1954) was a cartoonist and created the comic strips and his most famous strip, . became internationally known, appearing in 750 newspapers throughout the world and a play based on the strip toured the country in the 1920s....
Speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, manuals, handbooks, studies, reports, instructional materials, printed matter, audiovisual material, and memorabilia, relating to American tank military operations during the Gulf War of 1991, to American military operations during the Afghan War of 2001 and...
Relates to the American occupation of Japan immediately after the Japanese surrender in 1945, and to conditions in Japan at that time.
Reports of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, relating to personnel regulations and to surplus property procurement in China and the Philippines.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, diary, memoranda, reports, studies, financial records, printed matter, and photographs, relating to American and international business enterprises, and especially to the American defense industry.
Photographs, printed articles, and miscellany, relating to American aerial bombardment of Germany from bases in Great Britain during World War II.
This scrapbook documents the trip of San Francisco native Bill McMillan from Seattle to Alaska aboard the steam ship "SS Alaska" from April 20-April 26, 1916.
The Horace J. McMillan Papers consists of nine series distributed in six archival boxes. Correspondence, reports, and newspaper clippings make up the bulk of the collection. Together with the McMillan oral history interview in CEMA's Santa Barbara African American Oral...
This collection consists of approximately 3000 black and white photographic negatives of Newport Beach and surrounding areas of Orange County, California in the mid-20th century taken by local historian Hugh R. McMillan.
Papers of naturalist and environmental activist Ian McMillan, including personal and professional papers, correspondence, government documents, field notes, manuscripts, galleys, publications, and maps. Materials on his environmental advocacy efforts, affiliations with a number of wildlife and environmental organizations, and McMillan's...
The collection contains a near complete archive of Jerry McMillan's artistic output including approximately 7,000 negatives, 150 contact sheets, and 375 prints, as well as magazine articles, exhibition announcements, and other ephemera. There is also a small selection of McMillan's...
The McMillan Surveyor Records consist of land surveys created by County Surveyor John G. McMillan and his son Percy W. McMillan for their business McMillan & McMillan, Civil Engineers and Surveyors. John G. McMillan served as County Surveyor from 1890-1914....
Map, estimates of water flow, and letter to Leland Stanford relating to proposed pipeline extending from a proposed dam on Corte Madera Creek to a proposed dam on San Francisquito Creek, 1887.
This collection contains certificate holders and meeting minutes of the McMillan Silver Mining Company.
This collection contains materials related to the life and work of noted civil engineer William McMillan, who received his Bachelors and Engineers' degrees from Stanford University in 1911 and 1912. Incluided are biographical materials, news clippings, correspondence, and technical reports...
Contains correspondence between naturalist and environmental activist Ian McMillan and rare book dealer and rancher William P. Wreden and other conservationists and government officials on the conservation of the California condor. Wreden owned the Pinole Land and Cattle Company near...
Letters, documents, testimony regarding Capt. John S. McMillin, his command of the Union steamer "Silver Wave" during the Civil War, and his steam capstan patent.
Chester C. McCullin was born in 1924. He was a Lt. Colonel in the United States Air Force during World War II.
Writings and correspondence, including two studies entitled Heirlooms : An Anthology of White House Furniture and The Furniture of the White House, and letters from Herbert Hoover.
Collection includes correpondence, pamphlets, minutes, reports....
This collection contains correspondence from Sgt. Cloyd C. McMurry, USMC to his mother and sister from a POW camp in Japan during the Second World War. Also included are photocopies of letters and telegrams relating to his death as a...
George H. McMurry (1898-1975) was a writer and journalist who studied with Wallace Stegner at Stanford and later worked for Stanford Libraries. He was born in India to Methodist missionary parents.
Photographs, pamphlets, newspapers, and periodicals, which all presumably relate to the McNab family but the connections are not always clear.
A collection of papers related to the McNair family of Pennsylvania and California.
This collection includes queer zines, paper ephemera, and photographs from the 1980s-1990s. It also includes a Sylvester and Two Nice Girls LP, a Charles Pierce at the Ballroom tape, and an extensive collection of buttons and pins.
Principally letters, 1925-1928, addressed to Henry, James, and John McNally at De Lamar by family members; with a copy of a placer-mining location, 1917, and two business letters of 1927. Correspondents include T.W. Galigher; Mrs. Katie (McNally) Landrigan; John, Mary...
Relates to evacuation of civilians from South Vietnam at the conclusion of the Vietnam War. Written by Francis T. McNamara with the assistance of Adrian Hill under the pseudonym Patrick Julian. A subsequent version was published under the title "Escape...
Writings, clippings, correspondence, and administrative records, 1974-1991, documenting gay activist Brian R. McNaught. McNaught is a writer, spokesperson, and corporate consultant on gay and lesbian rights, sex education, and AIDS awareness. He has written extensively on his experiences as a...
Neal Kyser McNaughten served as Ampex's Vice President for Professional Products from 1957 to 1962. The papers include copies of corporate memos, personal correspondence, photographs, annual reports, brochures, Ampex newsletters, and other documents related to Neal Kyser McNaughten's career at...
Correspondence and writing from poet, publisher, educator & critic Duncan McNaughton.
The bulk of these records consists of reports and other documents created between 1968 and 1970 relative to Laetrile (amygdalin) and its application in treatment and prevention of cancer. Of the publications itemized below, writings by Dr. Ernst T. Krebs,...
The D. McNeal pilot commissioner certificate (SAFR 230, HDC 469) was presented to D. McNeal by the California Governor H.H. Haight on April 1, 1870. The certificate designated D. McNeal commissioner of San Francisco Pilots Association under an act entitled...
Includes correspondence (some of the letters reflecting effects of the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906), accounts, promissory notes, statements, and reports of merchandise sales.
Seventeen letters (ALS) from George William McNear to his wife Maria. In late 1865, McNear left his pregnant wife and two young daughters in Brooklyn, New York and traveled to New Orleans in search of business opportunities. Apparently, the steamer...
The boxes contain correspondence, shipping records and ledger books from George W. McNear’s grain brokerage business in San Francisco and his grain shipping warehouse in Port Costa, which he opened in 1874 after working for his brother’s grain business in...
G.W. McNear papers (SAFR 17618, HDC 68) consists of correspondence, billheads, surveyor's reports, newspaper clipping, cargo plan, letter book, telegrams, receipts and manifests from the grain brokerage firm of G. W. McNear dating from 1876 to 1941. This collection has...
Albert John Joseph McNeil is an American choral conductor, ethnomusicologist, author, and founder of the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers. His career has been dedicated to upholding choral music traditions with the presentation of Negro spirituals and concert music by African...
Consists of catalogs and time ledger. Catalogs are of druggists' labels, prescription blanks and office stationery.
Katherine McNeil compiled the book (1983). Her papers contain correspondence with Gary Snyder's publishers, collectors, and friends that McNeil assembled during the time she worked on the bibliography. In addition, there is correspondence from Gary Snyder answering various questions and...
Stephen McNeil has worked extensively with organizations serving people with AIDS, including the AIDS Emergency Fund (as vice president), Home Care Companions (as board president), and Family Link (as co-founder). The bulk of the materials in the collection document board...
This collection contains various posters for queer theater and activist events, collected by Stephen McNeil. Posters include: 1990 AIDS Quilt at Fort Mason, Queers Demand End to Militarism, Death to Patriarchy Dykes March, and Justice for Kayla Moore.
Correspondence, McNeill News, membership lists, music concert programs....
Correspondence, McNeill News, membership lists, music concert programs
This collection includes personal papers, correspondence, speeches, articles both about and by J. McNeill, typed manuscripts of three books, Maurice Blondel research and thesis, video and audio cassettes, engagement calendars, books and computer discs.
The McNeilly Collection consists of pamphlets, flyers, programs, maps, postcards and ephemera pertaining to the San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition (1939-1940)....
This collection consists principally of incoming correspondence to Eugene McNerney from a wide variety of figures in U.S. public and military life during the late 1940's to the early 1970's. The letters were generally written in response to letters or...
This collection contains correspondence from 1st Lt. James N. "Snakey" McNutt, USA to his wife Moydale Neuman McNutt during the Second World War. It also includes two diaries written by McNutt as well as the book, Seek, Strike, Destroy which...
These are various papers of program advertisements and booklets on the Peripheral Canal and Delta water donated by Sunne Wright McPeak, Contra Costa County Supervisor of District IV.
This collection consists of sound recordings, field notes, photographs, papers and correspondence.
This collection consists primarily of manuscripts, reproductions, and published scores of orchestral, chamber, choral, and film music by composer Colin McPhee. Also included are several transcriptions of Indonesian gamelan music.
The collection consists of 10 boxes of material, approximately 5 linear feet. The bulk of the collection covers the 1970s and 1980s. The principal focus of the collection is the audio recordings of Charles McPheeters. Formats in the collection are...
Aimee Semple McPherson (October 9, 1890 – September 27, 1944) was a Canadian-American Pentecostal evangelist, faith healer, and founder of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel (known as the Foursquare Church). The small collection consists of a scrapbook, full...
Bruce McPherson, Republican, served in the California legislature from 1994 to 2004. The Bruce McPherson papers consist of 8 cubic feet of textual records dating from 1994 to 2004. The records are organized into five series: Bill Files, 1997-2002; Subject...
The postcard collection consists primarily of views of west coast United States of America seaports and views of marine vessels.
This collection, measuring 18.5 linear feet, comprises the personal and professional papers of the McPherson family of Orange, California, 1846-1964. The collection primarily documents the professional and family life of teacher and farmer Stephen McPherson (1839-1917), his wife Jennie, their...
The John C. McPherson collection contains materials from McPherson's career at IBM, which lasted from 1930 to 1971. During his time at IBM, McPherson witnessed and participated in IBM's shift from punched card machines to electronic computers and, at the...
In this letter to Horatio McPherson, Mrs. Isaac Vanbert McPherson describes family life in Los Angeles in 1870.
This collection comprises thousands of postcards collected by William McPherson. The geographic focus of the collection is Southern California, although postcards from other U.S. states and other countries are also included. These materials feature a wealth of images from California...
Sandra McPherson served as Professor of English at the University of California, Davis where she taught creative writing and poetry-as-literature courses. The Sandra McPherson Papers contain her literary publications, the majority of which are her published poems.
A collection of photocopies related to the Mission San Gabriel Arcangel, San Gabriel, California; original material collected by William F. McPherson.
Correspondence, diaries, photographs, account books and journals, land and tax records, manuscripts, scrapbooks, notes, transcripts, reports, newspapers, clippings, promotional materials, and ephemera, relating to the family, life, career, and intellectual pursuits of Orange County, California, avocado rancher and historian William...
This collection contains written correspondence from Pvt. Edward and Frances McQuade, while serving with the AEF, during the First World War One.
Summary: Diary kept during overland trip from Ontario, Canada to Fort Kearny. Typescript....
Photographs, correspondence, writings, clippings, and other materials, primarily from 1927-1949, relating to women in aviation, created and collected by Elizabeth L. McQueen (Mrs. Ulysses Grant) in the course of her activities as founder and honorary president of the Women's International...
The Steve McQueen and Neile Adams papers span the years 1955-2007 (bulk 1955-1973) and encompass approximately 38.7 linear feet. The collection contains nearly three dozen scrapbooks documenting the McQueen's married life and times; some production material related to McQueen's company,...
The Steve McQueen papers span the years circa 1957-1982 and encompass approximately 200 linear feet. The collection contains scripts and production material, office files, business records, correspondence, and photographs....
Snapshots and portraits documenting multiple generations of the McQuilling and Shriver families of Pasadena and other California locations. Individuals depicted include Donald William McQuilling and his wife Carol Felicia Shriver McQuilling; Donald's father William McQuilling, William's sister Inez McQuilling and...
Dave McReynolds photographs of the 1996 New York pride parade, a 1997 Quentin Crisp book signing, and fire damage at The Bar in 1998.
The papers include letters, memoranda, maps, printed matter, and photographs collected by American journalist Martin McReynolds and relating to the trial in Bolivia for guerrilla activities of the French revolutionary journalist René Debray.
Two albums of photographs, clippings, and Stanford ephemera such as programs, broadsides, and tickets, pertaining to his student days at Stanford University. Subjects include the Big Game, his dormitory room, Plug Ugly events, and fellow students. There are also photographs...
Chiefly material related to the design and construction of St. Mary's Cathedral, San Francisco. Includes many photographs of the building and of design models, photographs of models by Enrico Manfrini for bronze doors, window design drawings by Seff Weidl, photographs...
This collection contains letters, photographs, and written correspondence from AMM3/C, Robert H. McVay, USAAF during the Second World War.
This collection is comprised of 2,185 color slides of railway and interurban railways primarily on the West Coast of the United States.
Material collected and created by Jess McVey, feminist, lesbian rights advocate, environmentalist, and artist, including writings, correspondence, clippings, ephemera, works of art (sculptures) and published material (including 3 volumes of Sinister Wisdom).
Carey McWilliams (1905-1980) was a lawyer, author, and editor of . Some of his books include: (1929), (1939), (1943), (1946), and (1979). The collection consists primarily of newspaper clippings by and about McWilliams. Also includes some pamphlets and magazines.
Carey McWilliams (1905-1980) was a writer, lawyer, journalist, lecturer, activist, as well as Chief of the California Division of Immigration and Housing (1938-1942) and editor of (1955-1975). This collection contains correspondence, primarily letters written to McWilliams.
Writings, correspondence, press releases, and clippings, relating to the evacuation and relocation of Japanese Americans during World War II. Used as research material for the book by C. McWilliams, (1944)
The Carey McWilliams Papers, 1921-1980, provide a selective view of the writing and research gathering process of a prolific journalist and author of non-fiction works concerning racial minorities and migrant farm workers in the U.S., particularly in California and the...
Carey McWilliams (1905-1980) was a writer, lawyer, journalist, lecturer, activist, as well as Chief of the California Division of Immigration and Housing (1938-1942) and editor of (1955-1975). The collection contains personal diaries, scrapbooks, manuscripts, publicity materials, and assorted correspondence and...
Carey McWilliams (1905-80) was an attorney with the firm, Black, Hammack and McWilliams in Los Angeles (1927-38), chief of the Division of Immigration and Housing for the State of California (1938-42). McWilliams later worked for (1945-75). He also wrote numerous...
The files include copies of letters written by McWilliams; letters from the secretaries of the Congress (Barbara Chevalier and Harry Carlisle) and from writers contacted, including Humphrey Cobb, Hildegarde Flanner, Elsa Gidlow, Fulmer Mood, Frank Scully, Upton Sinclair and Ella...
This collection consists of correspondence to the Meacham family from their Chinese house servants, newspaper issues, and sketches. Material in this collection was created between 1867 to 1920.
Carver A. Mead, Caltech Alumnus (B.S. 1956, M.S. 1957, PhD 1960) and the Gordon and Betty Moore Professor of Engineering and Applied Science, Emeritus, taught at Caltech for over forty years. Mead retired from teaching in 1999, but remains active...
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. There are typed cards in many cartons or attached...
The collection consists of correspondence, addresses, reports, and press releases on land settlement and irrigation projects in the Western States, Australia, and Mexico.
Papers of Brigadier General James J. Meade, of Long Beach, California.
The Ann Meader diary relates to conditions of daily life in England during World War II. Includes biographical materials, correspondence, other writings, and photographs.
Correspondence, articles of incorporation, contracts, deeds, mining claims, pre-emption claims, receipts and invoices, stock certificates, surveys.
Correspondence, articles of incorporation, contracts, deeds, mining claims, pre-emption claims, receipts and invoices, stock certificates, surveys....
The Jean Helen Meadowcroft collection contains significant materials relating to educational assistance programs in Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, Lesotho, and Nepal. After serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Bolivia in 1966-1968, Meadowcroft joined the United States Agency for International Development...
Deborah Meadows, Professor Emerita at Cal Poly Pomona, is an accomplished poet, playwright, and essayist. The collection contains journals and magazines in which Meadows' poetry has been published and other materials related to her writing.
This collection comprises the personal materials, correspondence, writings, and extensive research files of historian and bibliophile Don Meadows. A small group of files documents the writings of Frances Meadows on Mary Refugio Carpenter Pleasants and other Orange County historical figures....
Historical account books of mining companies and businesses (1861-cira 1900), photograph album (circa 1890s-1940s, diary, correspondence, Meadows miscellany (1960s-1980s), Honnold Library Society (1973-1979).
This collection consists of letters written by Fred S. Meady (died 1913), who worked on steam and cargo ships, and his wife, Sarah Meady, dating from 1878-1889. Fred's letters describe life at sea, and Sarah's describe life at home in...
The James Meagher Collection consists of eleven 10.5" open reel audiotape recordings. The recordings include 1960s recordings of the Oscar Peterson Trio (Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, and Ed Thigpen), a KPFA recording of Count Ory, and The Skybirds.
Relief services meal tickets issued shortly after the 1906 earthquake and fire. Printed; each bearing a different date.
The Meals for Millions Foundation of Los Angeles was a non-profit organization dedicated to the eradication of hunger in the world through "three-cent meals." The plan was formulated by Clifford Clinton (of Clinton Cafeterias of Los Angeles), who, with the...
The collection contains photocopies of significant 18th century Methodists hymnals with notes and indexes of the hymns by Norman Carleton Mealy.
The collection consists of correspondence and reports concerning the Colorado River and flooding in the Imperial Valley, the Hetch Hetchy Project, Los Angeles water supply, the Southern Sierra Power Company, the salinity of San Francisco Bay and Sacramento-San Joaquin River...
Orders, regulations, and memoranda, relating to Allied motor transportation in France during World War I.
Correspondence, reports, and photographs relating to economic conditions in the Balkans and Near East, to American commerce with Turkey, and to the American war economy during World War II.
Collection consists of two items: a copy of his report, RESIDENT ORIENTALS ON THE AMERICAN PACIFIC COAST, published by the Institute of Pacific Relations in 1927; and his typescript report to Stanford president Ray Lyman Wilbur on the fifth annual...
James Mease (1771-1846), physician, scientific thinker and author, was one of Philadelphia's most prominent citizens and an ardent booster of both the United States and Pennsylvania. His interests were wide-ranging, as were his contacts with notable figures in science, agriculture...
Tommi Avicolli Mecca is a writer, performance artist, and tenants’ rights activist. From 1991 to 2000, he worked at A Different Light bookstore, where he organized events and eventually became assistant manager. The bulk of the collection consists of materials...
The "MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán) Collection" was compiled by students who were members of the MEChA organization. Six of these students were appointed by UC President Hitch to an advisory committee on the operations of a newly established...
Record Series 797 contains the administrative files of the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department, featuring primarily grant proposal and department chair files.
Heating equipment blueprints for the M. H. De Young Memorial Museum and the American Legion Memorial (Architect, Jas. T. Narbett). Electrical system blueprints for the Furniture Exchange and Merchandise Mart, 10th and Market, San Francisco.
Title devised by cataloger.
Primarily letters concerning rental or sale of property, meetings, memberships, gifts to the library, proposals for technical courses, and other business matters. Letters from the following included: Joseph S. Alemany, William Ashburner, Matilda Bancroft, William Curlett, John T. Doyle, A.S....
Two photographs albums (scrapbooks) of Northern California images including some early University Farm and Picnic Day shots, as well as picture postcards and photographs of California and Western Pacific sites.
Clippings of articles, columns, and reviews regarding LGBT actors, motion pictures, and film festivals. The files were culled from a variety of mainstream and LBGT magazines and newspapers, 1966-2011. Mechtley began collecting LGBT film clippings in the 1970s. Vito Russo...
First awarded in 1984 to founding UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr., the Medal is the University of California, Irvine's highest honor and the largest campus fundraiser. This collection comprises program records documenting University Advancement's preparation for UC Irvine's...
Medals from many countries, relating to the two world wars, to political events in the twentieth century, and to miscellaneous subjects.
British, French, Belgian medals from World War I; other medallions.
2 medals: 1) Keeping the Promise Campaign: front of medal bears profile portrait of Phoebe Apperson Hearst, with Latin inscription: LAVDENT EAM IN PORTIS OPERA EJVS. Back of medal commemorates the original medal awarded for the International Competition for the...
Mike Medavoy is a film producer and executive. The collection consists of general memoranda and correspondence related to Orion Pictures, the Motion Picture Association of America, and philanthropic endeavors.
Contains campaign materials for a Green Party candidate for U.S. Senator of California including a brochure, bumper sticker, issue positions flyers, handout, and a photocopy of a front page article about her from The Press Democrat in Santa Rosa, California.
Include certified copy of birth certificate for Johann Meder and his passport, issued in Luxemburg, 1852; copy of U.S. patent for a crystal vein located in French Camp, 1892; and a miner's gold scale.
The Media Resources Center is the UC Berkeley Library's primary collection of materials in electronic non-print (audio and visual) formats. These formats include: videocassettes; DVDs; compact audio discs; audiocassettes; and online (streamed) audio and video. The MRC collection is intended...
This collection consists of 227 video recordings produced by UCI Media. It includes recordings of UCI events and subjects from 1965 to 2012.
The California Medical Assistance Commission was established by Chapter 329 of the Statutes of 1982. The Commission's purpose is to contract with health care service providers to deliver health care services to Medi-Cal recipients. The records of the California Medical...
The collection comprises three logs that list medical treatments administered and surgeries performed by a variety of physicians from approximately the 1920s to 1932. Two of the logs list medical treatments alphabetically by ailment, disease, or injury; entries include the...
This collection consists of news clippings about the Medical Center at the University of California, Irvine from 1966-1995.
This collection consists of records of the University of California, Irvine Medical Center. It contains historical records and photographs for the Medical Center, the Orange County Medical Center, and Orange County General Hospital from 1939-2010. The collection includes news clippings,...
The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office Records consist of coroner inquests and testimonies, coroner's official registers, records of coroner investigations, hospital death records, and lantern slides of human cells and tissue samples taken from the deceased. These records range...
Record Series 515 contains historian books generated by UCLA's Medical Faculty Wives organization.
The collection includes Department of Medical Illustration slides, negatives, prints, and contact sheets for and of various UC Davis departments, especially the UC Davis Health facilities, programs, and events.
Collection consists of records of regional organization of professional medical librarians. In addition to information identified in series statement, includes scholarship fund-raising activities, interlibrary loan policies, MLGSCA union lists of serials, and NCNMLG/MLGSCA legislative sourcebooks....
The manikin was designed as a practical obstetrical teaching tool for the training of midwives. The skull is attached to the torso of the manikin with a round, metal eye-hook and fabric tape which allows for full range of motion....
Collection consists of a blank book divided into two parts separated by 39 blank pages....
Collection began with 37 stamp issues from 12 nations, as gift from the Los Angeles County Medical Association. Additions made from UCLA Biomedical Library Museum Collection....
Collection contains manuscript formulae for medical powders, elixirs, and concoctions. Approx. date based on printed receipt and formula "for disguising nauseous medicines" on letterhead of Dr. George Morrison, Delavan, Wisc., completed in holograph March 15, 1875. Quarter red sheep and...
Collection consists of manuscript volume, begun at one end with [3] p. of "Tinctures"; from the other, [80] p. of astrological and medical charts and descriptions. On p. [1] is a chart of signs, houses, terms or bounds, and faces...
Handwritten lectures on auscultation, percussion, inspection, and history of anatomy, written in a clear hand in ink on lined paper, from October 1846 at an unidentified institution by an unattributed author. A single page, written in pencil, is dated 26...
Items in the collection are related to the employment of John Medich with the Southern Pacific Railroad Company in the Sacramento Shops. Items include an employee card for Medich, group photographs of employees of the Southern Pacific Sacramento Shops from...
Record Series 804 contains the files of the Admissions Committee at UCLA's School of Medicine.
Record Series 569 contains self study reports and data created in preparation for the reaccreditation site visit of the UCLA School of Medicine (January 1981) and the accreditation site visit of the Charles E. Drew Postgraduate Medical School (1980).
Record Series 255 contains the administrative files of Jeanne Fulkerson Williams of the School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Record Series 300 contains the administrative files of Stafford L. Warren, Dean of the School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Record Series 194 contains publications generated by UCLA's School of Medicine between 1909 and 1987.
Record Series 778 contains the administrative files of J. George Moore and William J. Dignam, generated within the UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Files regard the academic and medical functions of the department.
Collection mostly purchased as a group from dealer Frank L. Kovacs. Mostly unrelated documents, primarily 17th and 18th century, in French and German, but also a few in Old French, English, Italian, Latin, and Hebrew. Many from Bern (some of...
This finding aid lists the Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts holdings of the Department of Special Collections as cited in (1991), compiled by Mirella Ferrari and edited by R.H. Rouse (Call Number - Z6621 C123m 1991). The catalog identifies the contents,...
Record Series 584 contains the administrative files of UCLA's Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
Record Series 117 contains administrative files and publications generated by UCLA's Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies generated between 1970-1992.
The collection includes Medieval Association of the Pacific publications, especially , annual meeting programs, and annual meeting participant lists.
Primarily fragments, these specimens were acquired to demonstrate the development of writing in the western world. A variety of scripts are represented, from Carolingian minuscule to the humanistic hands and the "cancelleresca."...
From England, France, Germany and Italy, these 17 fragments represent various scripts including Beneventan, Carolingian, Gothic and secretary....
Collection of medieval manuscript fragments from religious texts and scholarly notebooks.
Examples of writing from the late 1st to the late 13th, including two leaves from a Spanish gradual.
Letters, postcards, and identification documents, relating to American military operations in the Philippines during World War II, and to trials of Japanese war criminals. Includes identification cards and autographs of defendants and others.
San Diego State University's chronicles the development and implementation of a campus garden showcasing plants of the Mediterranean climate. There are five Mediterranean climate zones around the world, and all five zones are represented in the garden. The collection includes...
The Beecher Medlin Artifact Collection consists of 2 record boxes of 3-dimensional objects belonging to the late Ontario City Councilmember Beecher Medlin.
Relates to conditions in Kharkiv under German occupation in 1941. Photocopy.
Collection consists of television scripts, screenplays, and treatments by Elizabeth Meehan and various collaborators, including her first draft treatment, part 1 of by Charles Dickens, July 31, 1935....
Memoir, press releases, serial issues, and miscellany, relating to the surrender of Japan at the end of World War II, and to relations between journalists and military authorities regarding press coverage of that event.
The William H. Meek collection contains manuals, publications, promotional material, correspondence, and programming projects from 1944 through 1983 that document Meek's interests in computers, mechanical engineering, and the interlocking six-piece Burr puzzle. Meek was an instrumentation specialist at Dow Chemical...
Contains materials collected by historian Martin Meeker. The collection includes audiotapes of oral histories, including the “Go West” interviews Meeker conducted for his dissertation and book, “Contacts Desired: Gay and Lesbian Communications and Community, 1940s-1970s”; and slides from his presentation,...
The Ralph Meeker papers span the years 1928-1977 and encompass 1.0 linear foot. The collection consists of theater programs, clippings, an unproduced screenplay and playscript, television contracts, an outline and excerpts for Meeker's proposed autobiography, and juvenilia. Aside from a...
Fan mail, 1933-1938, to Richard Meeker, pseudonym of Forman George Brown, 1901-1996, the author of the autobiographical novel, . The novel was one of the first works to place homosexuality in a positive light. Brown, his partner, Richard "Roddy" Brandon,...
A collection of photographs of California pioneer William Newton Meeks, his wife Abigail Livia Martha Davis, their children, and other family members.
Papers of San Francisco real estate businessman William Newton Meeks.
Speeches, correspondence, memoranda, reports, schedules, press releases, legal documents, printed matter, photographs, and sound recordings related to California politics and administration of the California state government during the governorship of Ronald Reagan; and to American domestic policy, Republican Party politics,...
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Audiocassette recordings of "A Meeting of the Ways" radio programs produced and hosted on station KKUP by host Diane Solomon. The program format is primarily interview-based, featuring guests who reflect Solomon's interest in spirituality, Buddhism, and political activism.
Official communiqué of the meeting of the kings of Sweden, Norway, and Denmark at Malmö relating to Scandinavian neutrality in World War I.
This collection consists of materials relating to community activist Adrian Meewis' 35 year battle with the Los Angeles Department of Airports over airport noise generated by Ontario International Airport.
Lothar Meggendorfer (1847-1925) was a illustrator for Fliegende Blätter and Münchener Bilderbogen. During the late 1800s, he began designing and illustrating mechanical piture-books for children, and is considered the creator and chief innovator of moveable toy books. The collection consists...
Identified portraits include: O.W. Hurd, Louise and Vinnie Lionberger, Farrington, Jennie Bender, Grandma Reese, James Thompson, Mary R. Chester, Mary Chester Williams, Fred Williams, Fannie W. Davis, Hattie Williams, Mabel Foster, Lou Williams Hall, Willie H. Cravens, and J.L. Cravens.
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter, relating to a joint project of American and Soviet educators to compare and evaluate history and geography textbooks in the United States and the Soviet Union, and to the preparation of a Unesco manual...
Letters and legal documents, relating to efforts to secure restitution for confiscated property in East Germany.
Relates to conditions in Germany, the Soviet Union, East Asia and the United States.
Relates to reading habits in the Soviet Union.
Writings, entitled "Ein Bärendienst," "Die Friedensfrage," "Krieg und Völkerrecht," and "Regierung und Reichstag," relating to political conditions in Germany, German participation in World War I, and the prospects for a peaceful settlement.
This collection consists of 450 conductor's scores
Diaries and correspondence relating to education and political conditions in Taiwan. Portions also available on microfilm (3 reels).
Relates to social conditions in tsarist Russia, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and Russian émigré life afterwards. Includes a printed copy of the memoirs (clippings from Russkaia Zhizn [San Francisco]).
The collection primarily consists of research materials for Andrew Meier's book (New York, 2008). This research material includes correspondence and notes; photocopies of correspondence and of genealogical and biographical data; photocopies of investigative, consular and other government documents; and printed...
This collection documents the personal and professional life of pioneering regional planner, systems theorist, scientist, futurist, and University of California, Berkeley professor, Richard Louis Meier. Meier’s papers document his advocacy of sustainability in planning, his efforts to improve the lives...
The majority of the collection consists of correspondence sent by American civil engineer Montgomery Meigs Jr. (1847-1931) to his parents, Montgomery Cunningham Meigs and Louisa Rodgers Meigs, while he worked as an engineer on the Northern Pacific Railroad in...
Photographs, journals, maps and related research materials on Baja California, Mexico, created by geographer Peveril Meigs III. Meigs conducted field research in northern Baja between 1925 and 1936 observing geology, climate, indigenous populations, mission sites, and local culture in preparation...
Portraits of Clarence Darrow, Mary Kaufman, Carol King, Alexander Meiklejohn, and W.E.B. Du Bois.
The Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute (MCLI) Collections document twentieth century American legal battles over civil liberties, human rights, labor rights, anti-war, peace law, nuclear proliferation and academic freedom. The collection is built around a core collection of legal case files...
The papers of Emilio P.M. Meinecke, Academy Vice President and botanist who studied forestry and plant disease. Included are biographical materials, correspondence, publications, field notes, photographs, glass negatives, and other miscellaneous materials.
The papers of Emilio P.M. Meinecke, Academy Vice President and botanist who studied forestry and plant disease. Included are biographical materials, correspondence, publications, field notes, photographs, glass negatives, and other miscellaneous materials.
Observations about the United States based on a trip funded by the United States Department of State. Meisner accompanied Arnold Ehlers, senator for the interior of the Free City of Bremen.
Meister and Bro. was a commercial dairy in Sacramento, California, founded in 1852. The collection contains the company's ledgers as well as the transcribed and translated diary of John Meister (1820-1911) covering the years 1851-1852.
Written from New York and Mexico. Concerning fall of Oaxaca and Chihuahua to the French, Mejía's meeting with Juárez, the recapture of Chihuahua, and Mejía's appointment as Minister of War.
Contains campaign flyers, publications, reprints, one campaign button, and calendar of campaign events in San Francisco for June, 1982. Most of the literature concerns worker rights and opposition to nuclear power and the American intervention in El Salvador and contains...
This collection contains maps, photos, and documents related to early history and planning of the University of California, Irvine and the city of Irvine.
The papers of Axel Leonard Melander, Academy member and entomologist, who studied insecticides, and the taxonomy of Diptera. Included are photographs, correspondence, and a manuscript.
Single manuscripts, typescripts and other materials donated to the Tuzin Archive of Melanesian Anthropology since 1982. It includes many conference papers and other unpublished reports, most concerning anthropological topics. The geographic scope of the collection includes Papua New Guinea, Irian...
The collection consists of personal notes, letters, official correspondence, newspaper clippings, ephemera, fliers, artwork, press releases, and photographs pertaining to Dr. Patrick Melarkey’s efforts to save the former historic Alhambra Theatre of Sacramento through the Save Alhambra Theatre campaign. Information...
Depicts the parade of captured German soldiers through Moscow during World War II.
This collection belonged to Wagner Melchun who served in the 483rd Bombardment Group. The 483rd was a B-17 group that fought with the Fifteenth Air Force in Italy from April 1944 to April 1945, mainly taking part in the strategic...
(V. 1) letters to Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Cohn concerning his paintings and drawings, with clippings showing some of his work and a few sketches pasted in; (v. 2) letter to Mrs. Cohn, May 3, 1918, concerning his ideas on...
This collection contains the professional papers of Abraham I. Melden. It includes personal and professional correspondence; manuscripts, including his Ph.D. dissertation; notebooks; and lecture material.
Collection includes correspondence, background files, legislative materials, press releases, subject files, press clippings.
Edward Mele Served in the 20th Air Force in the Second World War.
Materials from UCSF School of Nursing international women conference and other conferences, from CACSW, UC committees, American Academy Nursing Expert Panel, SIHA materials Arab-American women health education, and California State Senate hearings. Additional materials include Meleis awards, degrees, and transcripts;...
The H. Brett Melendy Oral History Collection documents the experiences of various university administrators and faculty through oral history interviews. The collection consists of audio tapes and transcriptions, correspondence, typed and handwritten notes, and related files on specific departments and...
This collection consists of the personal papers pertaining to Marian Melendy, the first woman to be elected to the Santa Clara County Board of Education. The date range for this collection is 1947 to 2016.
Clippings, writings, correspondence and reports, relating to the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and the operations of the Soviet secret police. Also available on microfilm.
Contains two letters to Melissa Price, her mother and sister[s] from her brother in Yreka, Calif., concerning the entitlement for War of 1812 soldiers and their widows to a land grant, gold mining in Yreka Flats, the Fraser River gold...
Career files of University of California, Santa Barbara, Professor of Art History emeritus Peter Meller (1923-2008).
This collection contains lithorgraphic caricature and character portratis from the English weekly Vanity Fair and 850 slides of various caricatures, dating from the late nineteenth century to mid-twentieth century. It also contains three printed caricatures by Robert Searle from PUNCH.
Correspondence, writings, and notes relating to Sir Eldon Gorst, British consul general in Egypt, used as research material for the book by Peter Mellini, (Stanford, 1977); and sound recordings of interviews of Theodore "Dutch" J. Van Kirk and Bernie Badler,...
This collection includes Sacramento Capital Office Legislative records (1977-1996), Gilroy District Office files (1977-1996), Monterey District Office files (1977-1996), Salinas District Office files (1977-1996), and Santa Cruz District Office files (1975-1996) documenting the career of California State Assemblyman and Senator...
William Knox Mellon, Jr. was a professor of history at Immaculate Heart College and the Democratic nominee for the CA 24th District for Congress in 1962. Mellon became treasurer of the Oral History Association. Collection consists of correspondence, records, and...
William Knox Mellon, Jr. (b.1925) was a professor of history at Immaculate Heart College, the Democratic nominee for the California 24th District for Congress (1962), and the treasurer for the Oral History Association. The collection consists of periodicals and various...
Includes some correspondence to Henry Mellus, letters by W.D.M. Howard and letter from Mellus concerning state of trade in California. Also some miscellaneous papers.
This collection consists of a typed copy of the "Journal of Francis Mellus from June 11, 1838 to March 26, 1847," the original of which is in the Henry E. Huntington Library. The journal was written by Mellus on sea...
Mellus's outgoing business letters.
The Daniel Melnick papers are largely comprised of film production, business, legal, and office material related to Melnick's tenure as a Hollywood studio executive and independent producer at the Indieprod Company and Daniel Melnick Productions, Inc. The papers also include...
The documents the personal and professional life of native Angeleno Miriam (Mimi) Clar Melnick, Jazz critic, Jazz pianist, and patron of Jazz musicians, whose activities played an influential role in the development of Jazz in the Los Angeles region between...
The collection comprises thousands of copies of documents from Russian state archives, related to the history of Soviet foreign concessions of the 1920s to the early 1930s.
William Wolf Melnitz (1900-1989) was a theater director in Europe (1923-1939), a professor in the Theater Arts Department at UCLA (1947-60), author, and the first Dean of the College of Fine Arts at UCLA (1961-67). In 1967/68 he became a...
Snapshots of home, family, friends and pets at the Oak Knoll estate. Captions indicate that the home was built ca. 1866 for R.B. Woodward by architect "Gaynor, of Palace Hotel fame." Includes some views relating to Harry Melone's student days...
Documents pertaining to the Melones Mining Company in Melones, California consisting primarily of business correspondence, and mining equipment brochures and ads.
This collection contains issues of journals that have published Maile Meloy's non-monographic writings. Meloy is a 2000 Master of Fine Arts graduate of the writing program at the University of California, Irvine.
Reports, newsletters, and notes, relating to missionary work in China, including the Hainan mission newsletter, 1914-1949, and the Hainan mission annual reports, 1906-1948.
Correspondence, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Russian literary and émigré affairs in France.
Betty L. Melton was a physical education teacher and the chair of the department at La Sierra High School in Sacramento. She was instrumental in helping to establish rules and gender equity for California girls' high school athletics through her...
The William R. Melton papers are contained within the Tuskegee Airmen Archive. This archive consists of materials related to those individuals who served at Tuskegee Army Air Field, and its predecessors, as well as materials pertaining to Tuskegee Airmen, Inc.,...
This collection documents the personal and professional life of Jewish-American musician, poet, and teacher David Meltzer. His papers also document over 50 years of literary and artistic life in the Bay Area and beyond, Meltzer's expertise as a scholar of...
The Lewis Meltzer Collection, 1938-1967, contains script materials for films, plays, and television programs written by Lewis Meltzer, as well as correspondence related to his career; agency and employment contracts; song lyrics written by Meltzer; stories and other writings; and...
Letters to Best's writing efforts, including translations from Dante, and to personal matters.
Papers of Margarita Melville, a former Maryknoll sister and human rights activist, that document revolutionary movements in Guatemala from the 1960s through 1993. Revolutionary groups represented in the collection include Fuerzas Armadas Rebeldes (FAR), Guatemala Human Rights Commission and the...
This interview with Melvin Calvin was recorded in a number of sessions between October of 1974 and March of 1978, as part of a series dealing with the development of nuclear research at Berkeley. It was conducted and edited by...
Personnel, events, and facilities of the big-organic chemistry group at the Larwrence Radiation National Laboratory and the Department of Chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley. Includes snapshots of social activities, identification photos of students, faculty, and staff, and...
This collection consists of the working files from Melvin B. Lane's service on the California Coastal Commission and California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, ca. 1972-1980. The files contain correspondence, reports, maps, newspaper clippings, notes, and other materials....
Swig recalls his activities as a businessman, his overseas work, and his involvement in various Jewish philanthropic organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Contains correspondence, writings, reprints, course notes, consulting files, etc.
The papers include maps and blueprints of Bay Area Rapid Transit stations and other urban transit stations, as well as information to transit-planning studies in California and other states.
Collection consists chiefly of clippings and other printed material (some annotated), typescripts and notes related to Knight's research interests. Files relate to published works as well as courses taught. The folder headings were transcribed for the most part from the...
Souvenir photographs of Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, U.S. Habor Boat San Leandro, and San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. The ferry San Leandro is carrying many U.S. military personnel.
This collection contains issues of the Spanish-language Mexican comic book chiefly dating from 1965 to 1971. There are also three issues from the 2006 re-edited version and commemorative Mexican postage stamps.
Original manuscripts held by the Huntington Library.
Memoirs concern childhood in San Francisco, teaching in various parts of California, description of Santa Maria and discovery of oil there (7 l.).
Autobiographical account relating to his army career, ca. 1871-1926.
Summary: A translation of Louis-Sebastien Mercier's L'AN 2440 by William Hooper, with an introduction by Frances Theresa Russell, Associate Professor of English at Stanford....
Manuscript in German script - incomplete. Contents notes (8 p.) and section headings in red ink.
This collection contains a bell, folders, a mouse pad, ribbons, and other material regarding memorabilia from the University of California, Riverside. Mostly contains items which belonged to former vice chancellor as well as other material.
Collected by Jerry Lubenow. Proposition 118 and a competing redistricting measure, Proposition 119 appeared on the June 5, 1990 California primary election ballot. Both propositions failed to pass.
Concerning royalties for English language edition of Prof. Griffis' New Japan readers.
Geological and historical background of the Comstock region; the Virginia & Truckee Railroad; water supply of the Comstock; wood and lumber industry, with photographic illustrations. From typescript owned by the Nevada Bureau of Mines.
Relates to economic and social conditions in Russia.
Correspondence (including letters from Frank B. Anderson, Chairman, Clearing House Loan Committee, and F.L. Lipman, Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank); Clearing House certificates; draft and copy of Professor Plehn's article, published by the Academy of Pacific Coast History.
This collection contains a leather-bound journal, written in pencil and ink, written by Charles O. Loomis of Ripley, Chatauqua County, New York, during his travels to California from March 25, 1852 to March 25, 1853.
Balance sheet, December, 1916. Gives names of men employed, their duties, wages, and other details; includes two receipts.
Incomplete. Accounts for funeral of Francisco de Rivas, with information on expenditures for the settlement of his estate. Accounts for the care and clothing of his daughter also included.
Typescript paper "Acoustical Renovation of Memorial Church at Stanford University," 1996, a copy of ACOUSTICS OF WORSHIP SPACES (edited by Wetherill and David Lubman, 1983), which has an entry on Memorial Church, and 99 slides of the interior and exterior...
Correspondence, minutes, speeches, manuscripts, receipts, ephemera....
Correspondence, minutes, speeches, manuscripts, receipts, ephemera
This library is a collection of musical manuscripts and of printed and engraved scores inscribed by great composers, and constitutes a unique addition to Stanford's educational and cultural resources.
This collection includes items related to the translation of the "Memorial of Father Alfonso de Benavides." The original version of the Memorial was written in 1630.
Broadside, with numerous portraits, n.d. 2 copies. [Oversize boxed].
The Memorial Union Art Gallery began as "The Painting of the Month" in the 1950s featuring the work of the Art Department faculty and students. An enclosed gallery was established on the fourth floor of the expanded Memorial Union Tower...
Material related to the fundraising campaign of the UC Davis Student Memorial Union project. Also included is a logbook from West Hall which contains the minutes and records of student meetings held between 1921-1930.
Tributes and recollections by various persons.
Family and youth in Spain; education at the University of Barcelona, 1923-1926, and at the University of Madrid, 1926-1928, in law; career in the diplomatic services before and during the Spanish Civil War, 1930-1939; thoughts on Second Spanish Republic; marriage...
Dictation recorded at Salinas by Thomas Savage and Vicente P. Gomez, Apr., 1877. With introductory note by Savage (71 leaves; 31 cm.).
Autobiographical sketch, mainly concerning his participation in the Balkan War, 1912-1913; photocopy of article, San Francisco Chronicle, Oct. 27, 1901, containing statements of Madoleff and other Macedonian patriots; poem, The march of the Macedonian Bulgarian Partisans.
Describes her family background and business, her childhood and education in Richmond (Calif.), and her working life at the Filice and Perrelli Canning Company. She also recalls Richmond's small town atmosphere of pre-World War II, the changes since then, and...
Volume 1: Reminiscences concerning his career as actor in San Francisco and elsewhere; his work with Edwin Booth and others; experiences as personal representative and manager of Lillian Russell; activities as stage manager. Volumes 2-4: Scrapbooks containing annotated programs, photographs,...
Recollections of childhood in San Francisco; the earthquake and fire; student days at the University of California, 1910-1914; Phoebe Apperson Hearst. Added to the interview: copy of chapter from Edgar Kahn's book, Cable Car Days in San Francisco, relating to...
Comments on family and childhood in San Francisco; working as law clerk for Gavin McNab; law practice; serving on San Francisco Municipal Court, 1941-46, and as federal judge, District Court, Northern California, 1956-70.
Snodgrass discusses Blackfoot, Idaho; move to Richmond, California, 1923; Richmond-San Rafael Ferry Co., 1924-1956: description of ferry, fees and schedules, crews, accidents, labor disputes, WWII impact; ferrying prisoners to San Quentin; loss of downtown Richmond, 1950s-1960.
1 album containing photographs and original drawings.
This collection contains one photograph album titled "Memory of South Viet-nam" with 111 color and black-and-white photographs presumably taken in South Vietnam circa 1970. Images were taken at a bar or restaurant; possibly taken at a United States military base...
Television producer Roger Memos is best known for his work on television talk shows. The collection consists of script files and occasional production information from the television talk shows , , , and .
This collection consists of records compiled by Men of All Colors Together San Francisco Bay Area (MACT SFBA). The bulk of the collection is comprised of records from the National Task Force on AIDS Prevention. These include correspondence and memos;...
The Men of Tomorrow, Inc. was a male African American civic and professional organization started in Oakland, California in 1954. Founded by Jefferson Beaver, Richard A.G. Foster, Aramis Fouche, Theodore R. Hardeman, H. Solomon Hill, L. Sylvester Odom, Kenneth F....
Born in Los Angeles in 1897, Albert S. Menasco was a key figure in the design of airplane engines in the years between the two World Wars.
This small collection of pamphlets, reprints, and correspondence is part of the larger collection of one hundred individually cataloged monographs and serials by and about H. L. Mencken, which is also housed in Special Collections. These small items consist of...
This collection consists of letters from George H. Mendell to D.D. Clarke, engineer of the Water Board for Portland, Oregon, between 1897 and 1899. Mendell writes detailed letters of instruction and advice for engineering issues raised by Clarke, particularly regarding...
Copies of official letters. Volume 1: 1872-1879; volume 2: 1879-1884.
The archive, from the estate of Luise Mendelsohn, comprises the personal correspondence and documents of the Mendelsohn family. Includes transcripts or originals of correspondence between Erich and Luise Mendelsohn (1910-1953) reflecting Erich Mendelsohn's architectural, aesthetic, and political development. Other papers...
Photographs and Elsa Gidlow's correspondence and writings, bulk 1973-1986, collected by Jill Mendelsohn. Included are photographs of Gidlow, as well as lesbian writer Rita Mae Brown, lesbian musicians Meg Christian and Margie Adams, and the San Diego Women's Music Festival...
This collection contains one letter from Pvt. M.J. Mendelsohn, USA to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goldberg of Brooklyn, New York during the Second World War.
The Mendelson Family Papers contain a notice, pamphlets, and ephemera acquired from the historic last passenger run of the Santa Fe "Super Chief" from Los Angeles, California to Chicago, Illinois, April 30-May 2, 1971.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, printed matter, personal documents, and photographs relating to American foreign relations and to the Vietnam War.
Ruth Mendenhall was a mountaineer who was involved in a number of first ascents and succeeded in climbing all of California’s 14,000-foot peaks. The bulk of the collection consists of carbon copy letters written by Mendenhall detailing her mountain climbing...
The collection consists of published and unpublished materials related to the life, professional activities and interests of William F. Mendenhall. William F. Mendenhall was worked at the United States Naval Weapons Station in Seal Beach, California and served as a...
Correspondence, and memoranda, relating to conditions in Germany under Allied occupation, American occupation policy, and prospects for German unification and reconstruction. Includes letters from members of the Neu Beginnen movement.
This collection contains material on the lives of James and Margarita Mendez. It consists of photographs, printed matter, memorabilia, correspondence, and realia. It includes material on Garfield and Roosevelt High Schools, the foreced relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans, the...
The study of a legal case involving public school discrimination in the Orange County town of El Modena. The case, Mendez v. Westminster, traveled from then rural Orange County, all the way to the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, where...
Stereograph views of Mendocino County, chiefly depicting logging activities and lumbering operations. Subjects include logging scenes, loggers' camps and various lumber mills, including Albion Mill, Caspar Mill and Noyo Mill. Also includes some views of natural scenery, a few scenes...
Concerns property in Mendocino belonging to William H. Kelly and his wife Eliza: deed from William Kasten, 1854 May 1; and indenture between Kelly and William Heeson, 1857 Sept. 26.
Materials include invoices; manifests; order and balance ledgers; and time books.
Contents: History of organization of the church, minutes of sessions, register of ministers, and register of elders, trustees, communicants, baptisms, marriages and deaths.
Memoranda, reports, studies, and briefing notes, relating to Portuguese naval and counterinsurgency operations in Guinea-Bissau, Angola and other Portuguese colonies.
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza.
Oral history interviews conducted for the book by Chris Strachwitz and James Nicolopolous. Interviews feature Lydia Mendoza, her siblings, and several other individuals.
Family history of the Mendozas as told to his granddaughter Andrea Porras
This diary is a handwritten daily record of a wagon journey from Rall Co, Missouri to Carson City, Nevada in 1847. Arthur Menefee was the captain of the wagon train on a journey that took 5 months. He was ill...
Speeches and interview transcript, relating to domestic and foreign policy of Argentina.
Photographs, coded notes on erotic films, correspondence, and diaries, 1942-1998 of acting and vocal coach, Ed Menerth. Menerth attended Pennsylvania State University and was an acting coach at the University of Miami. He continued his acting and vocal coaching in...
The Gary Menger papers contain materials related to his life as a cabaret patron, promoter, reviewer and businessman. Menger (1938-1998) operated Bear Wallow, a gay guest ranch in Boonville in the mid-1970s, managed the Plush Room in the late 1970s,...
This collection contains papers of American actor Adolphe Menjou (1890-1963) chiefly related to his involvement in the anti-communist movement. Materials include clippings, magazines, pamphlets, and reprints dealing with the anti-communist movement in Hollywood and America from the late 1940s to...
Correspondence and photographs, relating to the World War II activities and postwar readjustment problems of 63 flight cadets of the United States Army Air Forces.
Drafts of and correspondence relating to the writings of psychiatrist/psychoanalyst Ben Weininger and marriage and family counselor Eva Menkin.
This collection contains correspondence and memorabilia from various authors to Stewart Menking during the Iraq War.
Roger Mennevée was a researcher, journalist, editor and publisher of a private newsletter: Les Documents Politiques, Diplomatiques et Financiers. The archive was assembled by Mr. Mennevée from the more than 50 years of extensive research in the preparation of his...
Joe Menosky is a writer, producer, and story editor who has worked in both television and film. He is best known for his work in science fiction, most notably the television series Star Trek Voyager. The bulk of collection consists...
Men's adventure is a genre of magazine that was published in the United States from the 1940s until the early 1970s. Men's adventure. (2017, February 11). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 17:17, March 14, 2017, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Men%E2%80%99s_adventure&oldid=764831777
Established in 1988, Men’s Associated Exchange (MAX) was a gay men’s social club best known for hosting small events, sponsoring travel and publishing the MAX Report. MAX organized hundreds of activities and boasted almost 1,000 members at its peak. The...
Record Series 76 contains the administrative records of the UCLA Men's Faculty Club. Materials include meeting minutes, financial reports, correspondence, constitution, and other records relating to administrative functions.
This collection contains ten letters from SF1/C Walter B. Mensch, USN to his parents during the Second World War. Also included are one photograph, one clipping, and four letters from other service members during the Second World War and one...
Diaries, logbooks, orders, correspondence, and passports, relating primarily to the journey of Franz Mensing as captain of the S.M.S. Prinz Adalbert, to Asia, Africa, and America, 1883-1885, with the German crown prince Friedrich Carl von Preussen on board from Genoa...
This collection documents the history of mental health patient advocacy and services in California, with an emphasis on Los Angeles County, from the 1960s to the present. Containing materials from longstanding grassroots advocacy organizations including Mental Health Advocacy Services (MHAS),...
DeWitt State Hospital, formerly an Army facility, was purchased from the federal government in September 1946 and began receiving patients in early 1947. To decrease over-crowding in other state mental hospitals, it was required by law to receive patients only...
Mendocino State Hospital, originally the Mendocino State Asylum for the Insane, was established in 1889. Major programs over the years have included treatment for the criminally insane, alcoholic and drug abuse rehabilitation, a psychiatric residency program, industrial therapy, and others....
The records of the Department of Mental Hygiene - Modesto State Hospital consist of 191 file folders spanning the period 1900-1972. The records are organized into one series: Patient Case Files....
The records of the Department of Mental Hygiene - Sonoma State Hospital consist of 139 volumes, 266 file folders, 173 photographs, and 4 items spanning the period 1884-1966. The records are organized into one series of photographs and four subgroups:...
Stockton State Hospital first opened its doors in 1851, and remained a functioning state hospital until 1995. The records of the Department of Mental Hygiene-Stockton State Hospital cover the years 1852-1994 and consist of over 130 bound volumes, one cubic...
Record Series 585 contains administrative files on the establishment of the Mental Retardation Research Center, including proposals, research projections, annual reports, and floorplans.
The Mental Retardation Services Board annual reports consists of annual reports and multi year activity reports issued between 1965 and 1970. Also included are a copy of the joint powers agreement establishing the Board, and two pamphlets describing the Lanterman...
Writings, printed matter, and miscellany, relating to Polish military operations in World War II, especially operations of the Pulk Ulanów Karpackich, and to guerrilla activities in Rhodesia in the 1970s.
This collection contains the professional papers of Seymour Menton, the founding chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of California, Irvine, and Professor Emeritus of Spanish and Portuguese. His papers reflect his 55-year career in...
Business and personal correspondence; accounts, inventory, legal papers, monthly statements and vouchers for Plumas-Eureka Mine; proofs of labor upon various mining claims.
Reports, manuals, brochures, and other printed matter, relating to education in Finland.
Collection consists of menus from California and the greater Los Angeles area. Also includes menus from associations, travel menus, and menus from various U.S. and foreign locations....
The Menu Collection includes menus from Northern California restaurants and clubs, as well as menus from events at private residences and other locations.
Contains photographic materials, including prints, contact sheets, negatives and slides, relating to Menuez's documentation of major Silicon Valley companies, as well as to fine art book projects, photo essays and photo shoots for newspapers, magazines, advertising campaigns, annual reports and...
The collection contains primarily sound recordings of performances of Yehudi Menuhin as violin soloist, with piano accompaniment by Hephzibah Menuhin, or with orchestral accompaniment. Most of the recordings are test pressings made between 1938 and 1950. The first box also...
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This collection contains magazines, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, articles, flyers and other material on Douglas Menville, who is a prominent science fiction editor, writer, and novelist. Mostly contains trade magazines and other articles on cinema, art, and television during the 1970s.
Relates to the Danish resistance movement during World War II.
Collection consists of photocopies of Menzies' Journal of Vancouver's voyage, April to October, 1792, and Colnett's Journal aboard the Prince of Wales....
These papers contain files of organizations and institutions with which Menzies was associated (including Santa Barbara Mission and University of California, Santa Barbara), as well as personal papers and subject files (people, places, subjects). Menzies spent years in India with...
Contains correspondence, minutes, and financial records of the first library in Sacramento. Also includes a history of the library.
Contains correspondence, notices, reports, minutes, personnel files, book orders and inventories, financial records and ephemera documenting the establishment and early growth of San Francisco's oldest public-access library.
Mainly pre-emption notices.
This collection contains 26 hand-drawn road maps in Merced County, California made between 1868 and 1897. The maps were created by the County of Merced. They are accompanied with road petitions. Merced County was organized in 1855. Farming and ranching...
The University of California Cooperative Extension Records for Merced County span the years of 1916-2000. Records include reports and information on irrigation districts, fire protection districts, infrastructure improvement, economic outlook, migrant workers, rodent eradication, WWI and WWII home front activities,...
Includes supply copybook (305 leaves) of the Arbona Mine in Tuolumne County Calif. and letter copybook (414 leaves) of Merced Gold Mining Co., superintendent F.P. Mills based in Coulterville, Calif.
Documentation of Mercedes Avenue and vicinity, Atascadero, Calif.
Interviews with the second wife of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, including discussion of his life, her family and early years in Louisiana, work in Huey P. Long's administration, marriage to C. Girard Davidson (an official with the Bonneville...
16 items relating to the author Christopher Morley (1890-1957) collected by Bernice B. Mercer (identified in the collection as Mrs. Theodore Mercer). Items in the collection include Alfred P. Lee's Christmas folder [circa 1930] containing by Christopher Morley; an announcement...
The collection consists of over 120 letters, manuscripts and documents related to James F. Mercer and his death at Fort Oswego, New York, in 1756 and the settling of his estate after his death.
This collection, which spans the years 1897-1993 (bulk 1930-1967), consists of records, drawings, specifications and photographs relating to the architectural careers of William G. Merchant and Hans U. Gerson. It contains primarily records of the architectural firms William G. Merchant,...
The William G. Merchant papers span the years 1934-1941 and are arranged into four series: Personal Papers, Golden Gate International Exposition, Project Records, and Additional Donations. The collection contains correspondence, reports, drawings, financial records, articles, blueprints and meeting minutes. The...
Minutes, scrapbooks, and bulletins of the Merchants Association of San Jose Ltd.
Correspondence, writings, and notes, relating to French electrical and oil industries, to the Redressement fran�ais movement, and to political conditions in France.
Ann P. Meredith is a fine art photographer, writer, director, producer, filmmaker, performance/installation artist and playwright. For many years she lived in Northern California, specifically in Sacramento, Berkeley, Tiburon and Sausalito. This collection contains portraits of gays and lesbians drawn...
The collection contains photographs, notes, diplomas, certificates, clippings, tapes and transcripts relating to Florence Clark Meredith's schooling and teaching years, primarily at what would become the University of California Santa Barbara.
Certificates, photographs, and personal memorabilia relating to Helen V. Meredith's service in the Women's Army Corps during World War II. 1944-1973, undated
Includes a diary of his journey from Franklin, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico, via the Santa Fe Trail and the Cimarron cutoff, there to engage in trade; with a description of Santa Fe and its inhabitants. Miscellaneous accounts, list...
This chronological history of Marin County is in seven volumes of approximately 125 pages each. It is a compendium of memorable Marin County dates, tracing the development of the county from earliest records to 1936....
The papers include design and game development documents, correspondence, paper files, electronic games, magazines, data disks, original game package artwork, PR and marketing materials, and miscellaneous electronic game industry memorabilia.
The collection contains printed examples from the Meriden Gravure Company of Meriden, Connecticut, ca. 1964-1971. Included are booklets, calendars, exhibition catalogs, guides, journals, and pamphlets commissioned by a number of galleries, museums, organizations, and universities and colleges....
The Meridian Gallery Collection documents the activities of the Meridian Gallery, a non-profit exhibition and perrformance space, which was founded in San Francisco by Anne Brodzky and Anthony Williams. The collection consists of audio and visual recordings, photographs, slides, negatives,...
This collection consists of correspondence, news releases, clippings, lectures, photographs, and audio cassette tapes....
The California State Merit Award Board was created by the State Board of Control in 1950 to make awards to state employees who submitted suggestions, which, after adoption, resulted in eliminating or reducing state expenditures or improving operations. The records...
Correspondence documenting the professional and personal life of George Merk, a German emigrant born in 1836 who worked in many capacities in Guerneville and the surrounding areas over the period of several decades.
Correspondence, writings, printed matter, and audiovisual material relating to the Russian Civil War, the Chinese warlord Zhang Zongchang, and Russian emigre life in China.
The collection contains 104 black and white photographs (with some duplicates) taken by photographer Merl LaVoy in China during the 1920s and 1930s. Many of the photos are taken in the Nanjing (Nanking) and appear to be from the era...
Depicts the state burial of Sun Yat-sen, president of China, in Nanking.
This collection of certificates gives insight to the Michael and Kitty Brophy family and the George and Mary Clark family in the Los Angeles area from the 1850s to the 1940s: grandparents and parents of Merle Agnes Clark McCaleb. Typewritten...
One letter (TLS) from University of Wisconsin professor Curti to UCSB history professor Wilbur Jacobs, re Jacobs' treatment of Frederick Jackson Turner's frontier theory. Madison, Wisconsin, 26 Oct. 1967. Alpha list.
The Milton and Barbara Merlin Papers of the American Radio Archives (ARA) documents the careers of radio and television writers Milton and Barbara Merlin. The collection contains scripts of radio and television programs, story outlines, presentation material, and correspondence, that...
The Milton Merlin papers span the years circa 1930s-1960s and encompass 9 linear feet. The collection includes Paramount and MGM produced and unproduced scripts and story material, treatments, reader's reports, correspondence, and photographs. There are also scripts and ephemera for...
Collection consists of photographs and correspondence belonging to production manager and producer Doc Merman (1900-1979).
The photographs in this collection accompanied a collection of material described by Robert Heizer in his "Catalogue of the C. Hart Merriam Collection of Data Concerning California Tribes and Other American Indians." (This manuscript collection is available on microfilm with...
Field notes, vocabulary schedules, manuscripts, typescripts, notebooks, clippings, and printed matter relating to Merriam's work with California and other Indian tribes (1898-1938). Primary material includes lists of tribes, bands and villages of California Indian tribes; ethnogeographic and ethnographic information; and...
Correspondence, letterpress copybooks, manuscripts, notes, clippings, pamphlets, printed matter, scrapbooks, notebooks, certificates and financial papers documenting this naturalist's long and varied career. The papers cover a wide range of topics including natural history, zoology, ornithology, geography, geographic distribution, botany and...
The Clinton Hart Merriam papers include correspondence, manuscripts, illustrations, photographs, and reprints of articles. Materials span the years 1822-1939.
Correspondence, manuscripts and reprints of writings, and some subject files relating to Merriam's career at the University of California as well as his work in palaeontology and conservation.
Writings, correspondence, notes, printed matter, and computer disks, relating mainly to the Katyn Forest Massacre.
John Merrick was elected Judge of the Malibu/Calabasas Judical District in 1964 and served on the bench until his retirement in 1986. Judge Merrick was also heavily involved in the community of Malibu from the time he moved there in...
Micael (Michael) Merrifield (1945- ) is a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California. This collection includes Merrifield's research files for his dissertation project on Southeast Asian resettlement in Orange County, California, and videotapes...
Jeannette Merrilees (1930-2013), born Jeannette Faas York, was an Orange County environmental activist. She received her bachelor's degree in Government and Religion from Smith College and received her law degree from the Western States School of Law. In 1973, she...
The Austin H. Merrill Papers consist of correspondence, reports, diagrams, and photographs (some with accompanying negatives) related to mines and mining in Shasta County, Butte County, Mexico, Alaska, Oregon, and Nevada.
Correspondence, manuscripts of letters to editors, sermons, financial records, Methodist ministerial and camp meeting flyers and pamphlets, essays, and poems of Charles A. Merrill, a Methodist minister from Holyoke, Massachusetts.
This collection comprises records from Merrill College at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Included are administrative records; budgets; core course syllabi; course proposals and requests for course approvals; committee agendas and minutes; documentation of the People's Alternative Dwelling cooperative...
Papers relating to hikes along segments of the John Muir Trail. Includes: "My diary for the summer of 1940," 1940 (27 pp., transcript); "Rambling in the Sierras," 1941 (13 pp.); "Along the crest of the Sierras," 1942(17 pp., fiction); related...
The George A Merrill Autobiography is a typed manuscript of 98 pages, including photos and news clippings. It contains 5 sections. 1)Childhood in New England and Crossing the Continent (1873). 2) Youth in San Francisco. 3)Railway mail service in California...
Summary: Manuscript of the short story, THE FUNERAL OF BEN GOLDMAN....
This is a collection of streamliner railroad ephemera, photographs, prints and posters, most of which was produced in the heyday of the American streamliner, the late 1930s to 1955. Also included are items on early aerodynamic experiments of the 19th...
The Louise Merrill papers document nearly 60 years of the life and political activities of this lesbian leftist feminist who lived in Oakland. The collection provides information about class struggle, racism, and feminism through the lens of a lesbian activist....
Unpublished opera productions on videocassette, from the collection of Greg Merrill Fe de Montreve.
The materials consist of records the Gage Laboratory and the Stanford School of Engineering. Included are correspondence, research notes, procedural manuals, tolerance tables, technical reports, blueprints , schematics, transparencies, and diagrams....
Correspondence, manuscripts and reprints of articles, notes, translations and annotated texts, relating mainly to the publication of his work as professor of Latin, University of California.
Unit history, newsletters, and video tape cassettes, relating to operations of the 5307th Composite Unit (Provisional) in Burma during World War II.
Correspondence, manuscripts, and newspaper clippings regarding the painting of Jose Orozco's mural "Prometheus" in Frary Hall at Pomona College.
The bulk of the Merritt College Black Student Union collection is an array of event flyers documenting the activism that took place at Merritt College in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Also consists of an extensive collection of clippings...
This file conatins a typed deed agreed upon by Emma L. Merritt and the Board of Park Commissioners of the City and County of San Francisco.
Mainly portraits of Samuel, Henry, Almira and Isaac Merritt, and Catherine Garcelon. Includes unidentified family groups, portraits, and three photos of men on a construction project.
A collection of Southern California memorabilia and ephemera collected by John F. Merritt, founder of Californians for Preservation Action and its successor organization, California Preservation Foundation (CPF). The collection contains postcards, pamphlets, magazines, produce crate labels, prints, comic books, illustrations,...
Merritt was born on February 26, 1883 in Rio Vista, California. He received his BS, University of California, Berkeley, 1907. He was the president and managing director of Sun Maid Raisin Growers from 1923-28 and later became the project director...
Parker was a corporal from Vermont. Most entries (Jan. 1864-Jan. 1865) are in pencil, some very faint. .1linear feet (1 folder). Includes transcription of diary done by researcher.
This collection documents Stanley F. Merritt's involvement with and contribution to the Railway & Locomotive Historical Society, beginning as a new member in 1924, and after 1937, as the Secretary-Treasurer of its newly-formed Pacific Coast Chapter.
Letters, telegrams, reports, statistical tables, and posters, relating to the fundraising activities of the Minnesota Committee of the Commission for Relief in Belgium. Includes personal letters, relating to the founding of fraternity organizations.
Collection includes publication files, subject files, conference files, correspondence, and materials from Stanford courses taught by Merryman....
This collection consists of the business records of the Merrymount Press of Boston, Massachusetts, and papers of its owner Daniel Berkeley Updike (1860-1941). The Press, which operated for 45 years, was known for its excellence in typography and design, especially...
Mainly reports published by BART or its consultants, documenting land acquisition as well as initial construction and operation.
Meeting minutes and agendas, conference materials and notes, student papers and dissertation, correspondence, policy statements, audits, office forms, grant applications, employee reports, research articles and reports, directories, pamphlets, fliers, and clippings documenting Bryan Merson's work and studies in AIDS/HIV and...
Papers are devoted to Mertins' study of Robert Frost and his life. The collection includes correspondence, chiefly letters from friends and associates concerning Robert Frost and the writing of Mertins' books on Frost, as well as his original manuscripts. Other...
Relates to conditions in Russia during World War I and the Russian Revolution.
This collection contains a unit history written by Sgt. John G. Mertz, USA after the Civil War. In his personal narrative he writes about his time serving with Company F, 7th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment in the Union Army.
Press material, flyers, clippings, correspondence, notes, protest signs, audiocassettes, and a VHS videocassette from Tom Mertz documenting the activities of the Los Angeles chapter of Queer Nation, 1990-2000. The collection documents the actions Queer Nation/LA organized and the media attention...
Consists of two diaries by Merwin Kingsbury Hammond, one detailing his overland journey to California in 1852, the other written in 1863; several manuscript and typescript transcriptions of the diary made by Hammond's great-granddaughter, Alice Jane Englebeck, as well as...
Mesa Court is a first-year housing community at the University of California, Irvine, with 29 halls that range in size from 54-92 bed-spaces and three towers, each housing 340 students. This collection comprises Mesa Court housing slides, photographs, and scrapbooks...
Copies of transcript of proceedings in case No. 238, Maria Antonia Mesa, claimant vs. The United States, defendent for the place named "Rinconada del Arroyo de San Francisquito," 1853 and 1861; and notes on Ranchos of Santa Clara, Santa Cruz...
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Amalia Mesa-Bains is a Chicana curator, author, artist, and educator best known for her installation pieces referencing home altars and ofrendas, as well as for her activism in the art world. This collection contains materials relating to over sixty years...
21.3 linear feet or 16 boxes of material dating from 1920 to 2002 with a bulk of materials dated between 1960 and 1990. Included are correspondence, personal notes, photographs, collectors' convention ephemera, appraisal reports, books, journals, articles, and newspaper clippings...
E.L.T. Mesens collected, supported, and promoted the work of surrealist artists and writers. The archive comprises comprehensive documentation of the Belgian surrealist's career as gallery director, editor, publisher, critic, musician, poet, and artist. Most significant are ca. 3,500 letters (1918-1971)...
The Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection consists of a large body of literature published by a number of New Left political organizations from the United States during the 20th Century. These publications range from bulletins, both external and internal,...
Clippings, printed matter, personal documents, and photographs, relating to United States Office of War Information activities during World War II.
Al Mesmer (1855-1947) was the president of the North Los Angeles Development Company, served as a member of the Freeholder's Charter Commission to frame a city charter for Los Angeles, and served as Los Angeles park commissioner. The collection consists...
Contains family photographs, correspondence, clippings, some family genealogy, and legal documents. Scrapbook on Emma Bierwirth Mesow contains sympathy cards to her daughter Emma Fitch on the event of her death, information on their family, and family photographs. Scrapbook on Helen...
The twelve sheets are working proofs of Dezaunay's etching . Included are impressions with notations by the publisher, Edmond Sagot, and by the printer, Eugène Delâtre, as well as proofs from each color plate and proofs from the canceled plates....
Messenger (ship) logbook (SAFR 16458, HDC 175) documents the 1868 voyage from Savannah to Calcutta via Liverpool under Captain Waldo Hill with a cargo of cotton and salt. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Henrique Vivian Messetti was a writer, performer, and member of a vaudeville-circus family active during the 1920's-1940's. The papers, which span the years 1929-1949, contain correspondence, scripts, and other production materials relating to the activities of a traveling California vaudeville-circus...
The Dwight R. Messimer photograph collection, circa 1900s-1920s, (SAFR 23343, P01-030) is comprised of 1 booklet and 50 photographs relating to the Port of San Francisco. The collection has been processed to the item level.
The Messinger Collection contains 100 black-and-white photographs that record one soldier's views of Japan in the closing days of World War II, including 14 aerial photographs of Nagasaki after the atomic bombing on August 9, 1945.
Speeches, correspondence, transcripts of interviews, reports, conference proceedings, and printed matter, relating to political and economic conditions in Poland and to activities of the Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza.
Various metal parts used in the production of phonograph records, including masters, mothers and stampers from multiple donors. Primarily parts for records issued by Music Library Recordings and the Sir Thomas Beecham Society.
Metal type pieces to the poem "Sun and Shadow" by UCSB Professor of English, Emeritus, critic, translator, and poet John Ridland....
Contracts, agreements, protocols, minutes, and legal and financial records, relating to manufacture of metal products in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.
Education, Oregon State University, University of Wisconsin; Union Carbide Co., mineral processing research, solving materials, handling, radiation, viscosity problems; 1962-1981: Bechtel Engineers, chief metallurgical engineer, plant design and construction, plannng for startup, designing for environmental protection; Alberta tar sands; Palabora...
Gray clothbound notebook with 111 leaves of which 32 (64 pages) contain handwritten (pen/pencil) entries, drawing and tables relating to mining and metallurgy topics. Companies and locations include: Palmerston Plant, New Jersey, Canadian Metal Co. of Frank, Alberta, Veteran Mine,...
This collection contains materials from the Metaphysical Alliance, a group based in San Francisco that practiced spiritual healing for people with AIDS during the height of the crisis in the mid-1980s.
A collection of catalogs, correspondence, and newsletters from American metaphysical publishing companies from the 1940s to 1950s.
Published annually, in print, by Pomona College from 1895 through 2012, is the yearbook for the college. The juniors in 1895 chose the name "Metate", which is a Native American word meaning "mortar or grinding stone." The name was chosen...
Manuscripts, typescripts, correspondence, photographs, programs, brochures, catalogs, posters, flyers, scripts, musical scores, printed materials, artwork, sound recordings, ephemera, memorabilia, and other materials documenting the life and work of Gertrude Stein, her reception by contemporaries, and the influence of her legacy...
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...
Passes, circulars, membership cards and checks relating to Mr. Metcalf's railroad career as a locomotive fireman and engineman.
Edwards H. Metcalf was a collector, Pepperdine University board member, and grandson of Henry Edwards Huntington (a railroad tycoon and founder of the Huntington Library, Art Gallery, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, CA). While he was a T.E. Lawrence...
This collection consists of 36 scrapbooks containing photographs, newspaper clippings, periodical articles, and ephemera concerning British soldier and author T.E. Lawrence (1888-1935). Most of the albums were compiled in the 1960s, and many of the items discuss Lawrence retrospectively,...
Personal and professional papers of Edwards Huntington Metcalf, T. E. Lawrence collector, businessman, and grandson of Henry E. Huntington.
Edwards H. Metcalf was a collector, a Pepperdine University Board member, and a T.E. Lawrence enthusiast. He chaired the T.E. Lawrence Symposium in 1988 at Pepperdine University, which gave scholars the chance to discuss the life and works of T.E....
Two views of a late victorian style interior, possibly a home office or the law offices of Rodgers & Paterson in San Francisco. One image shows Arthur Rodgers seated next to another man (Van Rensselaer Paterson?) seated behind a desk.
Papers of Woodbridge Metcalf, first extension forester for the state of California.
Chiefly research photographs depicting trees and forests of California and other locations. Also includes travel photographs, landscapes, individual and group portraits depcting Metcalf and his colleagues, various forestry activities, and domestic snapshots. Some specific subjects include cork oak, coast redwood,...
Collection consists of script materials related to the television series M*A*S*H. Includes outlines, story lines and various draft versions of scripts....
Diary, correspondence, reports, notes, pamphlets, clippings, and printed matter, relating to the infiltration of the German-American Bund by J. C. Metcalfe as an investigative reporter in 1937, and to the activities of fascist organizations in the U.S.
The Metcalf-Fritz collection is a group of photographs relating primarily to forestry, conservation, and the lumber industry in California and the United States. Subjects include logging operations, logging equipment, reforestation, forest research, fire protection, lumber mills, the activities of the...
The Metcalf-Fritz collection is a group of photographs relating primarily to forestry, conservation, and the lumber industry in California and the United States. Subjects include logging operations, logging equipment, reforestation, forest research, fire protection, lumber mills, the activities of the...
Climatological records including Eppley charts; pyrheliometer records; continuous records of sun, wind, velocity, and rainfall; hydrothermograph records; evaporation records; air temperature, precipitation, wind and evaporation records collected at the U.S. Weather Bureau Standard Shelter, University of California, Davis.
USC's founding is tied to the Methodist Church; it's first president, Marion M. Bovard, was the Secretary of the United Methodist Church Southern California Conference. The two boxes of records contain the Minutes (later called the Journal) of the annual...
Broadside, printed by John C. Totten, New York, [ca. early 1800s].
This collection holds photographs of public art pieces at Metro Rail Blue, Red, Purple and Green Line stations. The photographs were taken by Metro Art Department employees, primarily during the 1990s.
Correspondence, negotiations for contracts, copies of contracts, organizing documents, strike leaflets, and other union documents, together with transcripts of oral history interviews of Metro and her daughter, Phyllis Foley, also a union official; ephemera; and some personal correspondence. Includes material...
This collection holds black and white aerial photographs taken between 1981 and 1983 as part of early planning for Metro Rail construction in Los Angeles. The photographs of downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, North Hollywood and Mid-Wilshire were taken for SCRTD...
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority collection of Metro Red Line construction progress photographs consists of photos, 35mm negatives, contact sheets, proof approval sheets, correspondence, cassette tapes, and video cassette tapes transferred from the construction company to the Southern...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Accounting Department records span the years 1917-1969 (bulk 1920s-1950s) and encompass approximately 72 linear feet. The collection includes studio reports to the home office, general ledgers, and numerous other accounting ledgers. The material relates to MGM and its...
During its peak years Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer (MGM) lineup included many of the most creative artists, technicians, and stars in the film industry. The collection consists of original architectural designs, sketches, and blueprint set plans for MGM motion picture productions.
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Art Department records records span the years 1923-1961 (bulk 1937-1957) and encompass 3.5 linear feet. The collection, which consists of files maintained by either Cedric Gibbons or William Horning, contains departmental records, including studio memoranda and correspondence, production...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British production records span the years 1947-1968 and encompass 8 linear feet. The collection contains some scripts and an assortment of production material, including call sheets, research, work orders, schedules, and production correspondence for films produced by MGM...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Legal Department collection spans the years 1917-1982 (bulk 1930s-1940s; 1980s) and encompasses 14 linear feet. The collection contains departmental records, including contracts, scripts, story material, production records, correspondence, and final cast credit sheets. The collection does not contain...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production and biography photographs span the years 1921-1973 (bulk 1925-1973) and encompass 737 linear feet consisting of approximately one million photographic prints. Nearly all of the films were distributed by Metro-Goldwyn (1924-1925) or Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1925-1973); a few pre-...
The collection consists of historical production research materials compiled by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Research Department for selected motion picture projects produced during the 1930s-1940. Included are loose-bound binders of research that may include text and/or photographic research.
During its peak years Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's (MGM) lineup included many of the most creative artists, technicians, and stars in the film industry. The collection consists of scripts and reader reports representing MGM motion picture projects.
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer set reference photographs span the years 1919-1973 (bulk 1925-1973) and encompasses 315 linear feet. The collection consists of approximately 350,000 black-and-white photographs taken of sets during film production for continuity and other reference purposes. Performers and crew members...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer set rental and location weather records span the years circa 1940s-early 1970s and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection consists of correspondence related to the rental of sets and MGM's back lot number 3 by other studios and...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Shorts Department script collection spans the years 1937-1958 and encompasses 5.4 linear feet. The collection includes dialogue cutting continuities, scripts and synopses for MGM short films from series including Carey Wilson Miniatures, Cinemascope cartoons, Gold Medal cartoons, James...
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Wardrobe Department records span the years 1925-1984 (bulk 1950s-1960s) and encompass 40 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of wardrobe plotbooks; scripts; correspondence, including studio memoranda; costume design drawings; and photographs....
Metrolink, established in 1991, connects six counties across Southern California through its commuter rail network. This collection primarily holds photographs, reports, and promotional publications pertaining to Metrolink from its formation as the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA). It showcases...
The Metropolitan Coach Lines (MCL) records reflect the acquisition of Pacific Electric Railway and Ashbury Rapid Transit System (ARTS) by Metropolitan Coach Lines, and MCL’s role in replacing rail transit with bus transit in 1950s Los Angeles. The collection contains...
This collection consists of materials relating to the origins, history, and ministry of the Metropolitan Community Church, including both its governing body, the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, and the individual congregations that make up the Fellowship. The materials...
Video and audio tapes and CD-ROMs of conference proceedings of the Universal Fellowship of the Metropolitan Community Church (UFMCC) and its congregation in Long Beach (MCCLB), along with recordings of events, lectures, sermons, and services related to religion and homosexuality,...
This collection contains materials from "A Community Says Thank You: A Service to Honor Health Care Workers for 20 Years of Caring for People With AIDS." The event, which commemorated the 20th anniversary of the AIDS epidemic, was held at...
The collection contains audio recordings of sermons and services from 1978-2006 (with some gaps), transcripts of many sermons, church newsletters, photographs, newspaper clippings, church histories, and theses written about the organization. In addition, there is digitized material including oral histories,...
The collection comprises records from the Metropolitan Los Angeles Conference on Employment Problems of the Negro held in Los Angeles, California in 1940. The bulk of the material was produced by the conference's Findings Committee, including a conference event program,...
The dates from 1952-1967. It consists solely of paper records, and documents the city's process of determining the best method of waste disposal for San Diego. Included in the collection is the original proposal booklet submitted by Holmes & Navar-Montgomery. This...
The Mettler Bear Creek Winery Collection consists of payroll, tax and other financial records of the Winery dating from its earliest years (1934-1957). The collection also contains thank you notes to Raymond Mettler from three Republican politicians: Richard Nixon (1960);...
This collection documents the personal and professional activities of Kathryn (Kay) Metz, including her career as an artist and professor/creator of the printmaking program at UC Santa Cruz. The collection includes over 300 pieces of original art by Metz, her...
Collection contains 24 relief maps produced by the Defense Mapping Agency that cover portions of the State of California.
Writings, clippings, reports, studies, printed matter, and letters, relating to nuclear energy, environmental problems, and other issues resulting from the impact of science and technology on public policy.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, and notes, relating to the history and culture of China, Chinese political thought, political conditions in China and Taiwan, American relations with China and Taiwan, and East Asian studies in the United States.
The five parts of this work are titled: The Nature of Economic Systems; Motor Power Brings a New Way of Life; A Mounting Hazard: Economic Power; Coming Insights, Enterprises, People; and Moving Toward a World Civilization.
The archive consists of photographs and slides documenting Chartres Cathedral and related buildings of the 12th and 13th centuries taken by architect and art historian Jan van der Meulen and an assistant over the course of many campaigns, mostly between...
Slides taken by Bruce Meulendyke on his train trips in Europe and the United States between 1950 and 1996.
Letters, postcards, memorabilia, maps, and photographs, relating to German military life in Belgium and France during World War II.
Correspondence of the Meussdorffer family and to the J. C. Meussdorffer Hat Manufacturing Company. Most of the correspondence is concerned with the business....
Contains the papers of several Mexía family members including José Antonio Mexía, Enrique Guillermo Antonio Mexía, and Ynés Mexía. The papers consist of correspondence, legal documents, and writings relating to their family's connection with Mexico and Texas. It also includes...
Papers of the botanist, explorer and lecturer, the daughter of Enrique Guillermo Antonio Mexia and granddaughter of Jose Antonio Mexia. Includes letters to and from Mexia about family, personal matters, and plant collections; writings by Mexia and other pertaining to...
The collection consists mostly of photographs taken by Ynes Mexia throughout her lifetime. The collection includes photographs, negatives, memoirs, correspondence, photo lists, photo notes, and field notes. The collection also includes numerous photo albums and Mexia's plant press.
The Mexican American Bar Association (MABA) was founded in 1959 by a group of Mexican American attorneys who saw the need to create an organization committed to empowering and educating the Latino community. It is one of the most prominent...
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund records contain the administrative records, litigation files, and special program files of one of the most influential and effective civil rights organizations focusing on defining and protecting the civil rights of Mexican...
Album of 31 autographed photographs of Mexican and American movie stars. Includes images of, among others, Cantinflas, Peter Lawford, Lana Turner, Pedro Vargas, Cuates Castillo. The Mexican signatures are all original; some of the signatures of the American stars were...
Well-executed drawings by Nepean depicting various pre-Colombian antiquities excavated under his supervision on Isla de Sacrificios, near Veracruz in the Gulf of Mexico. Objects depicted include vessels, plates, figurines, musical instruments and other pieces of pottery.
Correspondence, subject files, notes, diaries, photographs, and maps concerning Mexican arts and crafts, particularly cochineal and textiles.
Silk banner illustrated with scene derived from a photograph of marching U.S. armed troops. Image was probably taken during the Mexican Expedition, or Punitive Expedition, in the vicinity of Columbus, New Mexico, following Pancho Villa's raid on the border town...
Materials relating to Ogden's research on the maritime history of California.
Photograph album of cartes-de-visite from Mexico, most likely during the period of the French intervention in Mexico, when the French invaded and installed Maximilian, Archduke of Austria, as Emperor of Mexico. The photographs include images of Maximilian and members of...
The album of carte-de-visite portraits was compiled by an unidentified person, most likely of French nationality, during or shortly after the period known as the French intervention in Mexico (1861-1867) when the French invaded and ruled that country, establishing Maximilien,...
A collection of 53 black and white, carte-de-visite cards (photographic prints) of prominent Mexican military and political figures from the mid 19th century measuring approximately 100 mm x 64 mm each.
Letter of recommendation dated May 14, 1907 for Clarence Wells from H. R. Nickerson, Vice President of Mexican Central Railway.
Chiefly unidentified church exteriors. Identifed views are: Sagrario [Metropolitano, Mexico City?], Sn. Francisco, Fontaine preste St. Thomas [fountain in front of church of St. Thomas], Queretaro San Agostin, and Marchuela . The single view that is not a church exterior...
This collection comprises pencil and ink design drawings, many colored using watercolors or other media, of mostly contemporary costumes for men and women from the Mexican cinema 1925-ca. 1949. Designers include Andrés Audiffred, Ramon Peinador Checa, Mario Luis, F. Marín,...
Collection consists of lobby card sets from Mexican cinema in the mid 20th century.
One seated portrait, location unknown. .01 linear feet (1 folder).
This collection from the the Mexican Cultural Institute consists of the administrative papers, internal executive papers, exhibit and program information, materials related to cross cultural programs and events and materials related to educational programs.This collection has not been well detailed....
Copies of documents from AGN, Californias, vols. 31, 33, and 35.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Six photo postcards: three color, three black and white. Includes images of batteries in action, field wireless, engineers building pontoon bridge, and train with troops. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
Many well-captioned. Amateur and professional views.
This collection is comprised of 80 postcards produced in Mexico, depicting various actors and movies from the silent film era.
The collection consists mostly of stills from films produced in Mexico from the 1950s to the 1970s. There are a few titles from the 1930s and 1940s and a few from other Spanish-speaking countries. There is also a small but...
The Mexican Government Account Book Collection (August 1822-December 31, 1823) contains one Mexican government account book that includes a listing of payments for goods and services. Each page contains a stamp with the official seal of Mexico, and is embossed...
May 19, 1863. Manuscript document (2 p.), possibly from La Paz, Baja California, signed by W. Loaiza. One of the addressees appears to be a priest.
This collection contains various handwritten record books and copies of legal and financial documents related to haciendas in Mexico, chiefly dating from the 17th to 19th centuries. The items concern a variety of topics including real estate, legal issues, boundary...
Popular calendars from Mexico, illustrated by reproductions of paintings and photographs depicting various aspects of Mexico's culture, geography and history.
A fourteen page essay written by Elizabeth Ransay
Original records of 93 trials from the archives of the Holy Office of the Inquisition in Mexico.
Of Michael Vinson Americana ;
Collection of [31] unrelated manuscript legal documents (some incomplete) on stamped paper leaves for various two-year periods (1642-1643, 1654-1655,1656-1657, 1660-1661, 1668-1669,1673-1674, 1679-1680, 1699-1700, and 1762-1763). Thirty of the documents also bear the royal stamp of King Charles II for the...
Collection of 13 unrelated manuscript legal documents concerning activities and transactions of the legal authorities of New Spain and the Catholic missions located throughout Baja and Alta California. They include viceregal notes to religious authorities regarding the missionaries, receipts for...
This collection consists of various documents related to institutions and property in the State of Puebla, México, between the years 1776 and 1837. The collection consists of six folders and some 240 total pages of documentation. The collection is divided...
Letters, manuscripts, documents, and other materials relating to Mexican history. Items in this collection are cataloged individually and can be searched under title: Mexican miscellany.
Assorted Mexican documents roughly sorted into the following subject catagories: commerce & finance; history & culture; military affairs; the Mexican Revolution; misc. legal & taxes; personal letters & papers; religion & the church; poetry; misc.
Consisting of microfilm and closed originals, the John Lind Mexican Mission Papers recount former Minnesota congressman (1883-1897 and 1903-1905) and governor (1899-1901) John Lind's diplomatic mission to Mexico in 1913-1914 during the Mexican Revolution as the personal representative of President...
Original promotional posters for Mexican motion pictures, chiefly mainstream releases from the 1960s, representing a wide array of genres, directors, performers, etc.
The collection contains 410 Mexican movie posters dating 1940 through the 1980s.
This collection contains still images from 606 movies from the heyday of the Mexican movie industry. The collection is a rich pictorial resource documenting hundreds of Mexican actors and actresses.
2,226 photographs from 280 movies, each title has 8 original lobby cards, unless noted by asterik.
This collection consists of information related to the history of Mexican culture, religion, and politics.
Mexican pamphlets, broadsides, and other printed materials that cover a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, social issues, and commerce, primarily from the 18th and 19th centuries. Most of these ephemeral items were printed in Mexico City and, thus,...
Snapshots of the visit of members of the American Seminar on Relations with Mexico to Mexico City, Xochimilco, San Juan Teotihuacan, Toluca, and rural areas like Acolman (in the state of Mexico), and the ejido Tlahuac. Images reflect concerns with...
Chiefly commercially produced views of Mexican towns and cities, public buildings, churches, monuments, antiquities, and scenic landscapes. Includes some scenes of people engaged in activities such as coffee production. Several views of a family in informal poses are present, possibly...
Five sets of photography which span nearly six decades of Mexican history. The collection captures various aspects of the era, including school room settings, government projects, nationalized petroleum production, and military training. Includes: 106 black-and-white photographs of Mexican president Luis...
Largely views taken on outings to various parts of Mexico, apparently by groups of Germans residing there. Many views are group portraits, some of which are identified as a German gymnastic club. Several picture men drinking beer. Other views are...
257 postcards : b&w and color. Various photographers and publishers. Artificial collection compiled by dealer.
Album documents political activities of General Gabriel Leyva Velázquez, governor of the state of Sinaloa. Also pictures politicians Adolfo Ruiz Cortines, Quintin Rueda Villagran, Efrain Aranda Osorio, and Braulio Maldonado, among others. Campaigns other than gubernatorial campaigns within Sinaloa may...
Chiefly commercial, real photograph postcards of touristic views taken throughout Mexico. Several include reproductions of details of Mexican murals by Diego Rivera, as well as other artworks.
Includes street scenes, cityscapes, buildings, antiquities, building interiors, murals, people in traditional dress, bull fights, and other typical scenes for tourist postcards. Locations include Mexico City, Cuernavaca, Taxco, Xochimilco, Teotihuacán, Ensenada, Acapulco, Tijuana, and others. Postal viewbook contains color prints...
Collection consists of 103 postcards sent from Mexico to France and Germany. Many of them feature views of Mexico City and vicinity, and of the people of the country. There are also views of the major cities, including: Veracruz, Puebla,...
Primarily promotional art focusing on tourism and education. One education poster incorporates Nazi threat imagery and an Adolph Hitler quotation.
A collection of posters covering various aspects of Mexican community development and culture, including public and personal health, indigenous literacy, peace, and cultural exhibits.
The collection features series of printed proclamations put forth by governors and key administrators of the Federal District during the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). The majority of the collection consists of broadsides which would have been posted and read out loud...
This collection contains 92 legal, military, religious, and genealogical records (often incomplete fragments) related to colonial and national Mexico and Guatemala, dating from 1586 to 1857. The bulk of the records are legal and contractual, including wills, testimonies, inheritance cases,...
Real photograph postcards depicting refugees of the Mexican Revolution in Columbus, New Mexico.
Collection contains 49 loose prints, book cards, ex votos, and indulgences concerning the interpretation of religious subjects and their devotion. Printers include Jose Elogio Morales, Jose de Nava, Jose Benito Ortuno, Francisco Antonio Rubio, Tomas de Suria, Manuel de Villavicencio,...
Ten black/white picture postcards documenting U.S. Navy actions, mainly of the U.S.S. Maryland along the west coast of Mexico during the Mexican Revolution, ca. 1915. Includes images of the 'Maryland' leaving San Diego Harbor, at Matazlan and Tuxedina Bay, and...
Includes postcards, stamps, photographs, and more related to the Mexican Revolution of 1910-1920. Box 1 contains postcards, stamps, and 4 5-centavo coins. Boxes 2 and 3 contain photo reproductions. Box 4 contains postcards.
Scenes from the Mexican Revolution including damaged buildings, soldiers carrying weapons, barricades, canons, etc. Some events relate to Villa Pancho.
Chiefly snapshot photographs taken during the Mexican Revolution, depicting scenes in Sonora, Mexico. Includes numerous street scenes and views of the towns of Guaymas, Empalme and Hermosillo, as well as the United States border town of Naco, Arizona. Photographs depict...
Correspondence, military documents, land claims, petitions, clippings, articles, essays and other records.
22 b/w and 1 color photograph postcards, some with messages though not mailed. Includes images of Mexican Army and rebel soldiers, street and plaza scenes, "Indians with Maderos Army," cavalry, fighting, bodies and war damage. Bernath Collection. Purchase, Bernath funds
The collection contains black and white photographs taken during the Mexican Revolution in the early 20th century. Photographs in the collection cover various locations, battles, soldiers, and important figures such as Álvaro Obregón, Francisco Madero, Pancho Villa and Pascual Orozco.
Photographs documenting the Mexican Revolution taken chiefly during Francisco I. Madero's term as President of Mexico. Many scenes depict Madero in public, or in groups with other politicians, generals and/or other figures associated with the revolution. A few images also...
Chiefly commercial, real photograph postcards of scenes pertaining to the Mexican Revolution. Photographs depict war casualties, soldiers, artillery, military encampments, prisoners of war, parades and other public demonstrations, and la Decena Trágica. Among the individuals depicted are Pancho Villa (one...
Views show views of Mexico City (many), Guadalupe, Cuernavaca, Tampico, and other towns. Scenes include outdoor markets, grass huts, peddlers and street vendors (some selling baskets and sombreros), wood carriers, burros carrying loads, women at work (washing clothes, grinding grain,...
Reports, policy statements, resolutions, bulletins, speeches, agenda, election material, serial issues, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to political conditions in Mexico. The collection focuses primarily on communist, socialist and Trotskyist organizations in Mexico, and consists largely of issuances of...
85 items relating to travel and tourism in Mexico, circa 1940s to 1960s.
Scrapbook containing photographs, postcards, clippings and ephemera which document the travels of Corkran in Mexico. Pages are illustrated in white with sketches reflecting the themes of the photographic images. Initially, pages are arranged and labelled thematically: money, gateways, agua caliente...
Items related to travel and tourism in Mexico. Collection includes booklets, brochures, guidebooks and souvenir cards.
Includes general views of cities and street views with crowds visible.
Views of streets, squares, parks, cathedral and churches, and other buildings of Mexico City; Chapultepec; statues and antiquities in the Museo Nacional de Mexico; Veracruz Llave; coffee operations; Queretaro, various towns in the State of Mexico; silver mine of San...
Primarily photos from Sonora, Mexico, including many views of Arizpe and area, a church at Alamos, a mission at Caborca, and ruins of mission Cocospera.
Album of 7 commercially produced views and 72 high quality amateur views taken during a trip through Mexico by an unidentified party from the U.S.A. Views include cityscapes, street scenes, people, architecture, flora, etc. Among the locations depicted are Mexico...
Collection of letters and documents related to the Mexican War and settlement of Texas.
Autograph letter by H.P. Heintzelman signed, Chihuahua March 7th, 1847 to his father Doctor John J. Heintzelman of Philadelphia.
Autograph letter by H.P. Heintzelman signed, Chihuahua March 7th, 1847 to his father Doctor John J. Heintzelman of Philadelphia.
Ten manuscript documents describing events in the Veracruz area, a stronghold of the reform forces, beginning on February 23, 1858, about a month after a coup spearheaded by General Félix Zuloaga, the choice of the generals and the Catholic clergy...
This collection consists of information related to the history of Mexican culture, religion, and politics from 1540 to 1889.
Mexican-American Baseball in Los Angeles: From the Barrios to the Big Leagues was a collaborative event developed by the Baseball Reliquary, a Pasadena based nonprofit organization, and the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. The project focused on the historic role...
This collection contains six letters written during the Mexican-American War which took place from 1846-1848.
Includes personal and military correspondence and military orders. Typed biographical notes accompany many of the items belonging to enlisted men.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Six items - lists, notices, payments pertaining to the royal army in Mexico. Purchase, Howard Karno
Contains views of statues in Mexico City and views (including churches and railroad bridges) from Chapultepec, Amecameca, Orizaba and other places in Mexico
Snapshot photograph album documenting a trip through Mexico in 1938 by unidentified tourists. Points of interest depicted inculde Mexico City, Xochimilco, San Luis Potosí, Toluca, Cholula, Río Laja, Bojai, Teotihuacán, the volcanoes Popocateptel and Ixtaccihurtl, Taxco, Cuernavaca, and Puebla. The...
Business records of the Mexico and Colorado Railroad, 1908-1910.
Manuscript of the 1741 famine that struck Mexico City and the central region of New Spain. Several bound, hand-written notebooks attest to the efforts of Mexico City officials in their recollection of maize from the intra-lake region and central valleys....
Collection of 7 unrelated manuscript documents relating to administrative matters of Mexico City, Mexico. One document is on stamped paper leaves for the two-year period 1804 and 1805 and bears the Spanish royal stamp of King Charles IV. Contents include...
Contains 3 documents including: detailed regulations for the service of carriages for hire in the City of Mexico; a manuscript list of owners, the location of the carriages, size and number of vehicles, and days of service; a manuscript listing...
Records of the Mexico City Board of Municipal Real Estate and Revenue for transactions of 1736, with a few belated receipts signed in 1737. Contains orders and receipts for payment of salaries and other expenses, such as bills for building,...
Ledger book containing professional photographs that document the modernization of Mexico City during the early years of the "Mexican Miracle" ("Milagro mexicano") and coinciding with the presidencies of Miguel Alemán Valdés and Adolfo Ruiz Cortines, who are both depicted at...
Snapshot views taken in Mexico City during the aftermath of the 1985 earthquake, depicting damage to buildings, sidewalks and other structures.
Mainly material relating to religious institutions and their hospitals (especially the Royal Convent of Jesús María and the Church of San Pedro with its affiliated hospital, confraternity and school), including accounts of expenditures and architectural records.
Account book written by Gabriel Mendieta Revollo for the Mexico City treasury in the year 1715, when under the charge of Don Juan Antonio Vasquez Yañes. Primarily consists of payment receipts for high officials and local merchants that assisted the...
Negative microfilm of official communications and decrees, mainly rinted.
Album containing 458 black-and-white photographs with few handwritten captions, taken in northwestern Mexico and southern California, relating primarily to a mining operation.
Contains the following: 1. A document of 1 p. addressed to Rafael Pérez Maldonado, minister of finance, May 10, 1822, regarding a voluntary gift and loan fund. 2. Letter of 1 p. to Fray Pablo Vivar, February 1, 1823. 3....
Includes a collection of 78s acquired from UCLA Special Collections Library. The Collection consists of recordings from throughout South America, Mexico, Europe and Spain. Recorded in the 1920-1930s.
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Mexico newspaper collection (1939-1985) comprises eighteen different titles of publication, in Spanish, Catalan, and French. All of the titles...
Snapshots of a trip through Mexico in Doheny's private rail car, 1905. Areas pictured include Juarez, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Guadaloupe, Ebino, Torreon, etc. Photos show street scenes, buildings, local people, and views from the train. Also includes views of El...
Photobook comprising views and scenes of various locations throughout Mexico, including Guadalajara, Zamora, Morelia, Chapala and Lake Chapala, Pátzcuaro, Uruapan, Parícutin, Mexico City, Xochimilco, Teotihuacán, Acapulco, Taxco, San Miguel de Allende and Querétaro.
This collection contains one photograph album with approximately 91 black-and-white photographs taken in Mexico. Images in this collection feature views of mountains; the countryside; rivers; trains; villages; mines; homes and gardens; churches; street scenes; horse-drawn carriages; and others. Locations featured...
Album of photographs (12 x 19 cm or smaller, some cropped) taken in Mexico, probably between 1883 and 1900.
Album contains 167 uncaptioned black-and-white photographs of scenes in Mexico.
132 sepia albumen prints in an album of Isabel Nesmith, who left San Francisco on the Pacific Mail boat and traveled to Mazatlan, Manzanilla, Acapulco, Tehauntepec, Amate, Minatitlan, Vera Cruz, Orizaba, and Mexico City, as well as visiting friends, the...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Mexico photograph album, Bernath Mss 302. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
This collection consists of photographs and stereoscopic photographs showcasing the landscapes, people, and culture of Mexico. Includes images of Texcotzingo, Miraflores, Coyoacán, and Tlalmanalco.
56 b/w photograph postcards, some stamped and with messages; images of street scenes, people, churches and other buildings, waterways, gardens. Locations include Acapulco, Cuernavaca, Mexico City, Oaxaca, Popocatepetl, Taxco, and Xochimilco. Bernath Collection. Purchase, Bernath funds
Research photographs taken by George M. Foster during his many trips to Mexico. Numerous locations and subjects are depicted.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Mexico Pipeline photograph album, Bernath Mss 338. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Portfolio I: Colegio de Propaganda Fide de la Santa Cruz,Querétaro); Colegio de Propaganda Fide de San Fernando, Mexico City. Portfolio II: Colegio de Propaganda Fide de San Fernando, Mexico City; Misión San Miguel Concá; Misión Santiago de Jalpan. Portfolio III:...
Materials consist of ephemera related to the 2018 Presidential election in Mexico. Included are newspapers; 4 hats with political slogans and a ribbon; 2 tote bags; 1 backpack with political slogans; political leaflets; bumper stickers; 10 t-shirts with political slogans;...
One volume of duplicate receipts for services and goods, mainly for primary and secondary instruction in Vera Cruz, with information on salaries of teachers, principals of schools, etc. With this, related loose documents, Sept.-Oct. 1915.
Collection contains printed ephemera relating to Mexico, including: guidebooks and maps, many of which relate specifically to auto or train travel.
Contains the following items: American Automobile Association. Mexico by Motor (1952). 176pp. Travel guide: border crossing information, travel tips, listing of accommodations, places of interest, and list of useful Spanish words and phrases. de Gante, Pablo C. La Ruta de...
Photo album with b/w photos of Vera Cruz, Queretaro, Guadalajara, Colima, Mazatlan, Guayanas, and other parts of Mexico, as well as San Antonio and New Orleans. Includes images of buildings, street scenes, ports, railway lines, and people.
This is a collection of newspaper clippings from 1961-1969 regarding relations between Mexico and the United States, as well as two English bibliographies on Mexico from 1968 and two issues of magazine from 1966 and 1968.
Letters, notes, photographs, dance cards, and other memorabilia pertaining to Leah Hellman, including her marriage to Eugene V. Meyberg. Several items tell of events sponsored by the Concordia Club.
Photographs (of La Fiesta and of Meyberg), clippings and programs related to La Fiesta de Los Angeles and Meyberg's involvement with it.
Relates to American foreign policy in the Middle East, and especially to American relations with Lebanon and Iran. Includes an interview segment on Iran conducted by the Columbia University Oral History Research Office. Photocopy.
Series I includes memorial resolutions, correspondence, and documents pertaining to Meyer family properties and business interests such as deeds, abstracts of title, and stock certificates. There are also many Meyer family photographs including studio portraits, candid shots of family and...
The collection consists of materials on the family history of Daniel Meyer. Family lines documented include those associated with the following surnames: Rosenthal, Juda, Meyer, Blochman, Koenigswarter, Sheeline, and Hoexter. Included in the collection are newspaper clippings; interviews with relatives...
Notes, printed articles, and clippings, relating to political philosophy and conservative thought in the United States.
The collection primarily consists of project records containing specifications and plans, and photographs of completed projects. These records document the work done by Meyer in a number of partnerships, and contain a wide range of building types throughout the state....
This collection contains materials related to the 10th, 15th, and 25th anniversary celebrations of George Meyer and Greg Vogel, including invitations, programs, schedule of events, scripts, photographs, videotapes and artifacts.
Writer and producer George Meyer is well known for his work on the long-running animated television comedy . The collection consist of Meyer's scripts files for the (seasons two through six) which may include story notes, outlines, and/or drafts of...
George von Meyer was born in Russia in 1897, emigrated with the White Army, and came to the US after World War II, working for the US Government, in part as Russian language instructor. The collection primarily includes drafts of...
The Meyer Heller papers consist primarily of correspondence from 1950-1962, which includes letters from his radio audience providing an interesting insight into public opinion of the time and letters from his colleagues that document the decision making process of Rabbis...
Correspondence, reports, conference papers, notes, speech, memorandum, printed matter, and sound recordings, relating to miscellaneous aspects of twentieth-century European, especially German, history, and to the ideas of the German nationalist writer Paul Rohrbach. Includes sound recordings of World War I...
The bulk of the collection is research material relating to the development of lighter-than-air (LTA) craft in the post World War I period. The Hoover Institution Archives at Stanford University holds a related collection, the Henry Cord Meyer Papers, 1915-1963.
Relates to German military operations during World War II.
Collection includes four photographs of library staff at the Lockheed facilities and two articles on the freezing process.
Originally a set of circulating open reel tapes available at Stanford University's J. Henry Meyer Memorial Library. The tapes contain a variety of non-musical material and include lectures by Stanford faculty and class audio reserves (including commercially distributed tapes) of...
Correspondence, legal and financial papers, photographs, clippings and miscellaneous printed material including circulars, new releases, speeches, and political hand bills. The papers are predominantly political with particular emphasis on the non-partisan reform movement in Los Angeles beginning about 1906, the...
Milton W. Meyer is a professor emeritus of history at California State University, Los Angeles, and has written multiple books on the history of Asia. The collection contains items collected by Meyer related to the history of China, including a...
Letters written by assorted prominent German political, academic and religious figures, mostly addressed to Friedrich Naumann or to Theodor Heuss.
Writings, correspondence, printed matter, photographs, and miscellanea, relating to the history of air bases in the U.S. and to miscellaneous subjects regarding Italy.
Stanley Meyer was a veteran film and television producer, most well known for his collaboration on the radio and television series . The collection includes twenty-seven bound volumes containing scripts, photographs and production information for radio and television productions of...
The papers of Walter E. Meyerhof document his administrative, teaching, and research activities in the Department of Physics at Stanford; included are departmental records, correspondence, course materials, research files, grant files, committee minutes and records, reports, and reprints. Some of...
The collection documents Meyers' architectural work as an independent practitioner, in a number of partnerships, and as Alameda County Architect. The collection also includes records of the architectural work of Mildred Meyers.
This collection contains various items of Arabian horse breeder and enthusiast, Joseph S. "Jay" Meyers. This collection includes, but is not limited to, pedigrees of horses, programs from various horse shows, directories, newspaper clippings, photographs and correspondences to and from...
Edward Harry William Meyerstein (1889-1952) wrote poetry, novels, plays, short stories, and non-fiction. The collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence, books with holograph notes, and corrected proofs of books.
Typescript (partial) of Meylan's MEMORIES (1979) and photocopy of typescript of Meylan's The Essence of Humanism (vol. 1 and 2) (1976)....
Letters to Capt. James J. Meyler, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1899-1901 (letters are addressed to Meyler in Los Angeles). Also Meyler's notebook, ca. 1880's, and announcements of his marriage to Frances B. Gebhard, 1891. There are also letters and...
This collection contains letters and written correspondence to and from Pvt. Henry R. Meza, USA during the Second World War.
The collection consists of papers related to two films by filmmaker Luis Meza, the short (1986) and his feature film (1996). Various work prints, Beta tapes, VHS tapes, final film prints and screening cassettes are also a part of the...
The collection includes approximately 6,402 prints and over 104,000 frames of various negative types by professional photographer Phiz Mezey of predominately of San Francisco from the early 1950s to the early 2000s. Subjects of the photography include Our San Francisco...
Professional and personal correspondence concerning her activities and interest in writing, poetry and publication. Also contains family papers or genealogical information for the following families: Blake, Bean, Cary, Clark, Cross, Eastman, Gilman, Wells, and Wiltse. Includes Civil War diary and...
The collection contains a total of 89 letters and 32 postcards written by Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher (1908-1992), the accomplished food writer, to Marian L. Gore (1914-2009), an antiquarian bookseller who specialized in culinary titles, between 1956 and 1990. During...
Mainly letters written to family from San Francisco.
This collection consists of the cartoon production material of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).
This collection consists of music scores that accompany cartoon shorts created by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Cartoon Studio from 1937-1957.
This collection consists of continuity scripts for MGM films. Continuity cutting is the way that a film has a continuous flow between camera angle changes and scene changes. These scripts also help with changing movies for international audiences that might...
This collection consists of production materials of films produced by MGM. Extensive (1959) set design materials are represented.
This collection consists of scripts and production information for MGM films and television series from the 20th century.
This collection contains production files for films produced by MGM from 1950-1959.
This collection consists of MGM Production Department records on production costs for shows and commercials produced by Metro-Goldywn-Mayer.
This collection contains scripts for various radio programs that were produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) from around 1945 to around 1955. Shows represented in the collection include "A Date With Judy," "Masie," "The Story of Dr. Kildare," "At Home with Lionel...
Collection consists of scripts, treatments, and screenplays from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures' first four decades of operation.
This collection consists of music scores owned or created by Metro-Goldwyn Mayer. These over 700 boxes of music scores are from films, television series, and more.
This collection consists of production film stills and documents for short films by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, dating from the late 1930s to 1940s. Many films are only represented by proof sets of film stills, but there are also some schedules, crew lists,...
This collection contains scripts for short films that were produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) from around 1925 to around 1955. The scripts are loosely arranged in alphabetical order.
This collection consists of music scores for short productions created by production company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) from the 1920s to the 1960s.
This collection consists of the scripts and stills related to television series and movies that were produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
This collection consists of scripts from television productions created by MGM-TV from 1955-1982.
Include bills of lading, receipts, drafts, checks.
Documents, principally receipts and personnel records, concerning the ship Olive S. Southard, Captain M.H. Walker, Master. The Southard sailed in and out of San Francisco and other Pacific Coast ports, loading and unloading, stocking its stores from establishments in San...
The archive of Otto Mühl, co-founder and one of the main participants of Viennese Actionism, and founder of the living experiment known as the Friedrichshof Commune, includes his complete diaries and a wealth of theoretical writings about Actionism, the concept...
Mounted clippings of articles published in El Universal, giving an account of his revolutionary activities in the Yucatán.
Consists chiefly of exhibits presented to the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board by interested airlines in the Miami-London route case.
The collection consist of correspondence, newsletters, exhibition flyers, published works, catalogs, and other materials....
Michael Harrison tucked photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence, publishers’ advertisements, and other interesting items into the books that he called his "fallout system," (because items were likely to fall out when one picked up a book). This ephemeral material provides insights...
The collection consists primarily of personal and legal documents from Michael Caminetsky's life in Imperial Russia, including his Russian language army registration (1876), his family's merchant license (1869), a death certificate for a family member (possibly a brother), a passport...
Snapshot photographs documenting social activities of Michael Charles DeCarlo of Redondo Beach, particularly gay pride parades, drag parties and other gatherings he attended in Los Angeles, San Francisco and elsewhere, chiefly in the 1970s and 1980s. Images include pride parade...
The Charlie Michael Graffiti Photograph Collection contains over 4,000 color images taken by Charlie Michael during the course of his employment with Clark County, Nevada, while removing graffiti (abatement). Michael's images document a wide range of graffitti types in the...
Clippings, notes, research material, drafts of book co-authored with Lindsay Chaney.
Fruit crate labels for various brands, chiefly from California, Arizona and Mexico. Most labels are illustrated. Brands include Atlas, Strength, Red C, Chimes, Dr. Forbes, Hi-Shine, Cal State, Cal-taste, There is no nicer, Kathy Anne, Lepe, Mendota, Tri Quality, Farmerette,...
Contains course files, correspondence, administrative files, research notebooks, etc.
A small collection of research material belonging to early Scripps Institution of Oceanography naturalist and zoologist Ellis L. Michael.
Articles and Bibliographies for Art Education; Manuscripts and Leaflets
Letters from Karl Du Prel, Theodor Herzl, Theodor Hertzka, Henry George, George J. Holyoake, George von Gizycki, Friedrich Naumann, Helene Raff, Werner Sombart, Bertha Suttner and Alfred R. Wallace, reflecting their mutual interests in land and monetary reform, and utopian...
Relates to the development of Chinese studies in the United States, and to various aspects of modern Chinese history. Interview conducted by Ramon H. Myers. Includes photocopy of a memorandum by F. H. Michael, 1944, relating to the United States...
Newspaper clippings which Rabbi Fried gathered relating to a variety of his concerns as well as some"letters to the editor" that he wrote, materials relating to his rabbinate, including a few handwritten sermons and a photocopy of a scrapbook from...
Proposals, draft proposals, and reports regarding Michael Fuss' work in the development of disabled services at the University of California, Berkeley and in the larger community, specifically the Physically Disabled Students Program (later the Disabled Students Program), the Rolling Quads,...
The George A. Michael papers consist of material related to the growth of the supercomputing industry and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's (LLNL) computing activities while Michael worked there as a computational scientist from 1953 to 1991. The collection reflects Michael's...
Relates to the Romanian monarchy. Interview conducted by Paul D. Quinlan.
Includes subject files, speeches, articles, correspondence, reports, and personal files. Also contains notes, memoranda, and correspondence on Sierra Club priorities; budget and statistical reports, policy guides, handbooks and other Sierra Club administrative files.
Includes papers concerning Hagerty's work on citrus fruit and other agricultural products in China.
Photographic Prints that have been digitized and placed on the DAMS and Flickr. They have been assigned a 09 Series Number. Images related to Naval Aviation
The papers contain recent correspondence and term papers written by Fischer while he was pursuing a Master's Degree in City Planning in the Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley, 1967.
Relates to agriculture and social conditions in Bessarabia, 1910-1916, and to the Russian Revolution of November 1917.
The collection contains correspondence, newspaper columns, and other manuscripts, artifacts, educational materials, and Zarchin's master's thesis: "Railroad Wage Awards in the United States since 1915."
A trader on Green River, killed in 1860. Martin's estate was probated by Judge William A. Carter, from whose papers these have been segregated: Account book, June, 1859-December, 1860; letter to Thomas Papan & Co., Green River, September 1, 1860;...
Papers relating to Michael McCloskey's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Michael McClure papers, circa 1963-1975 (BANC MSS 76/91 c).
Manuscripts of The Mad Cub and Untitled Novel 1963; printer's copy and corrected galleys for Fleas 189-196 with letters and other material relating to its publication; flyers for poetry readings. Material relating to his play, The Beard, including letters from...
Corrected typescript of McClure's Meat science essays (carbon and ribbon), prepared for the printer, with a set of galley proofs corrected and signed by McClure. Also, 7 pages of notes by Lawrence Ferlinghetti concerning the book, and a postcard from...
Photographs, drawings, prints and other pictorial items collected by Michael McClure.
Contains Burning Man ephemera, sketches, spreadsheets, printouts, guides, maps, articles, media guides, legal documents, organizational notes, calendars, VHS videocassetes, DVDs, other publications and articles about the Burning Man event, a periodical index to Burning Man articles (1991-1997), an unpublished history...
Correspondence, notes, writings, and transcriptions of articles concerning Armenian people and culture.
Typescript poem, "Rimbaud at Marseilles," [1961?]. Found in Mott's collection of poetry, The Cost of Living (1957). Alpha list.
Contains correspondence, posters, and subject files.
Son of President Ronald Reagan, Michael Reagan, hosted a conservative radio show called The Michael Reagan Show in the early 2000's. This collection includes digital audio recordings of The Michael Reagan Show from 2000-2003.
Contains materials mostly related to the Free Speech Movement at the University of California at Berkeley including flyers, literature, personal accounts, and newspaper clippings, and personal accounts. Also includes some materials related to other political issues such as the Vietnam...
Michael Rothenberg papers, BANC MSS 2011/250, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
The Michael S. Bernick Writings contains the writings, published and unpublished, of Michael Bernick, as well as their corresponding background research materials, if they exist. The collection has been rearranged from its original state, with the help of Mr. Bernick...
Contains documents and photographs that relate to the experiences of Michael Semler's family, which was originally from Germany but relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area before, during, and after the Holocaust. It consists primarily of corresondence between friends and...
Diaries, correspondence, legal papers, medical records, financial records, textiles, memorabilia, audiotapes, scrapbooks, photographs, notes and miscellaneous typescripts of Stephan D. Michael, who documented the last years of his life before dying of AIDS in 1994, at the age of 34....
Writings, letters, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Russian emigre community in China after the Russian Revolution. Includes some Teltoft family papers and papers of Andrei A. Borisov.
This collection of Michael W. Werner's project files primarily relates to the project management and development of the Spitzer Space Telescope (formerly the Shuttle Infrared Telescope Facility and Space Infrared Telescope Facility) at Ames Research Center, where he was Project...
One page of text, three photographs, and two floor plans on the seismic repair and renovations on building 02-500, used by the Mechanical Engineering Department....
Adrian Michaelis (1901-2000) was the producer and program manager for Standard Oil Company's radio broadcast, subsequent School Broadcast, and television show. In 1919, Michaelis began working for the Standard Oil Company as a hall boy. In 1926, through a collaboration...
The Donal Michalsky Music Composition Archives consists of manuscripts, publications, original scores and working papers of Dr. Michalsky, composer and a founding faculty member of the music department at California State University, Fullerton.
Lantern slides taken by Michel de Maynard, a Franciscan missionary in China, document Chinese culture and missionary activity during the last days of the Qing dynasty, the revolution of 1911, and the birth of the Chinese Republic, notably in Shaanxi...
Papers relating to Gelobter's work as a climate strategist.
Color lithographic prints promoting leisure, recreation and tourism in California. Subjects of scenes depicted include golfing, beach-going, San Francisco's Chinatown, ferryboats at a crowded dock, a miner and priest at a California Mission, boating (perhaps on Lake Tahoe) and a...
Michel's photographs and videotapes document San Francisco Bay Area LGBT life and activities from 1992-2009.
Neil Michel, co-owner of Axiom, was the principal freelance photographer for UC Davis from 1991-2008, covering campus events and promotional photography needs. The collection includes photographs taken for the , , and , as well as photography for alumni events,...
The folder contains a photograph of Michel Weill and biographical information from a newspaper clipping and from the Notable LIving Men and Women of California publication.
Papers relating to Michele Perrault's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Contains correspondence, manuscripts of his poetry, prose, and plays, notebooks and personal papers, and a few of his drawings.
Photograph of San Francisco poet Jack Micheline gesturing, holding a can of beer, perhaps at a poetry reading. Photograph features artistic superimposition of multiple images.
Michelle, also known as Mike Michelle, was a popular and well known drag performer during the late 1960s and early 1970s in San Francisco. The collection consists of various posters from performances, photographs, awards and proclamations, sheet music from songs...
Project documentation, contact sheets and photographs (work prints), filed by subject. Files on projects of small or moderate size (divided into "California" and "Beyond California") are followed by files for three more voluminous topics: Native Americans and the American Indian...
Images include the Human Be In (1967), Ken Kesey and the Merry Prankster's "Further" bus (1967), a "bunny" in the dressing room at the San Francisco Playboy Club (1968), images related to the draft during the Vietnam War (1968), the...
This collection contains notes, photographs, articles, manuscripts, maps, published papers, clippings, correspondence, sound recordings, and other material from cultural anthropologist Ralph C. Michelsen. Materials in the collection mostly pertain to Michelsen's anthropological research on numerous indigenous tribes in North and...
The Annette Michelson papers represent the dynamic career of the American art and film critic, translator, editor, and scholar. The collection comprises correspondence, research material, writings by Michelson and others, and papers related to various conferences. Michelson's papers span her...
Various freight records of the Michigan Central Railroad.
Relates to the reorganization of various state agencies and departments.
Newsletters, studies, bibliographies, and manuals, relating to non-formal education throughout the world.
Chiefly snapshots, with several portraits, richly documenting Japanese American life shortly before and during the Second World War. Compiled by Michiko Fujita, a young woman living with her family in California, the album depicts everyday activities, travels, family, friends and...
Discussion of Michl's life as told to Thomas Bahrman, student at Santa Paula High School
Correspondence, writings, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Polish military operations during World War II, especially at the Battle of Monte Cassino; and to the Soviet espionage organization Monarkhicheskaia Organizatsiia TSentral'noi Rossii, known as the Trust. Includes the typescript...
The William G. Micke Collection consists of personal and business papers, books, and photographs related to the career of Lodi grape grower and entrepreneur William G. Micke (1874-1961) and his wife, Julia Harrison Micke (1877-1952). Also included are a variety...
Minutes of meetings, reports, memoranda, financial records, speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, interviews, conference papers, press releases, printed matter, and phonotapes, relating to broadcasting activities of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, and...
Photographs documenting Richard R. Mickley personal life and his service to the Metropolotian Community Church in Auckland, New Zealand.
The collection consists of materials related to Microbial and Disinfection Byproducts Rules (MDBPs) published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which regulate drinking water exposure to disinfection byproducts.
The Microcirculatory Society Records document the Society from its beginning through the 1990s. Items within the collection include documents pertaining to Society organization and operation, photographs of members and events, and reel-to-reel and digital audio of the first conference.
This collection contains microfiche copies of clippings and publicity about films. The images were produced by the University of Southern California Micrographics department and covered clippings that had been collected in the clipping files of the Cinematic Arts Library. The...
German-American art historian who specialized in the areas of sculpture, bronzes, and the applied arts. The bulk of the collection consists of Middeldorf's research files: clippings and bibliographic notations about the arts, particularly sculpture, drawings, Renaissance medals, and applied arts...
The study photographs of Ulrich Alexander Middeldorf, a German-American art historian, provide insight into how his work was conceived and organized. His principal publications concerned Tuscan sculptors of the quattrocento as well as bronzes, medals, and plaquettes. He was director...
The study photographs of Ulrich Alexander Middeldorf, a German-American art historian, provide insight into how his work was conceived and organized. His principal publications concerned Tuscan sculptors of the quattrocento as well as bronzes, medals, and plaquettes. He was director...
Photograph album with more than 150 black/white images taken by the Matson Photo Service (Jerusalem, Palestine), ca. latter 1930s-mid 1940s. Mainly Palestine (Tiberias, Mt. Hermon, Dagania, Haifa, Akka, Tel-Aviv, Bethlehem, Ramallah, and Jerusalem); also Egypt (Port Said, Ismailia, Alexandria, Memphis,...
Studio portraits or other posed shots of indigenous Middle Eastern and North African individuals, produced for a European audience.
This collection of albumen prints dates from the last quarter of the 19th century and comprises views and portraits from North Africa and the Middle East, some of which are signed Bonfils.
The collection consists of posters from Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Poster topics are related to ancient civilization, architecture, art, asthma, conflict, culture, disability,...
Views of Middle Fork Stanislaus River Bridge (Dardanelle Bridge), California State Highway 108 at Middle Fork Stanislaus River, Dardanelle vicinity, Tuolumne County, Calif.
Constitution and by-laws. North San Juan, 1853; Minutes to June 1858, and information on the sale and transfer of stock also included. With this, payrolls, miscellaneous correspondence and accounts, deeds and legal papers relating to litigation over mining property in...
Souvenir album from 1898 of platinum photoprints, or platinotypes, by J.E. Middlebrook, documenting South African cities and towns at the turn-of-the-century.
Sound recordings and written summaries of interviews with British, Portuguese and African diplomats, politicians, economic advisers, journalists, and businessmen, relating to the Portuguese revolution of 1974, revolutionary developments in Portuguese colonies, and other aspects of the political situation in southern...
The Bernice Middleton papers include certificates, correspondence, photographs, meeting minutes, funeral programs, newspaper clippings, and a handwritten autobiography documenting the life and career of Bernice Middleton.
The Thomas Middleton China Marines Collection contains a photograph album along with loose photographs and ephemera that document Middleton's service in Peking and Tientsin after World War II.
Album of cartes-de-visite of midget performers presented to Bettie Clapton from her friend patti Cobbs, Memphis, Tennessee, May 19, 1868. Includes 16 original cartes-de-visite of various circus performers, including Commodore Foote, Iliza Foote, Sophie Schultz, Baron Littlefingers his family and...
The Memry Midgett papers consists of photographs, correspondence, musical programs, and artifacts documenting the musical career and family history of Memry Midgett.
Includes material documenting the career of Southern Pacific locomotive engineer Henry L. Midkiff.
The papers of the Midnight Mission and of Tom and Mary Liddecoat consist of material that documents the personal and business history of the Liddecoat family, the Midnight Mission, and various other charities and individuals associated with the Liddecoat family;...
The materials consist of catalogs of course offerings available at the Midpeninsula Free University, as well as its newsletter, , from 1966-1970. Also included are some Stanford University student publications from the same era....
Tapes of the Midsummer at Stanford program held August 8th to 22nd 1993, including interviews and workshops, and classes....
Two hundred eighty-nine (289) open-reel tape recordings of performances from the Midsummer Mozart Festival, together with programs and tape logs, from 1975 to 1995.
Chromolithographs depict the 1894 Midwinter Fair; photographic prints depict damage resulting from the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906.
Madeline Miedema was an Oxnard historian and educator. Born in 1909 in Michigan, her family moved to Oxnard when she was 9 years old. She attended school in Oxnard and received post-secondary education at University of California Berkeley and the...
Business records and photographs pertaining to Four-S Bakery, Interstate Brands Corporation, Good Stuff Bakery, and Good Stuff Food Company, Inc. Covers operations and statistics of the bread and commercial bakery industry in southern California. 1942-2005, undated (bulk 1963-1995)
The Sepulveda family played a prominent role in Southern California history and development. The most well-known family branch were the recipients of a 35,000 acre land grant that later became Rancho Palos Verdes. This collection spans 1834-1952 and includes clippings,...
Set designs: eight 4" x 3" original sketches executed on drafting paper in watercolor, gouache, and pencil depicting stage sets for the musical Mata Hari, which opened at the National Theatre, Washington, D.C., on 18 November 1967.
This collection comprises four traditional Mien costumes created by the Mien Needlework Group that incorporate imported fabric, silver thread, and silver metal adornments. It includes one adult male costume, one adult female costume, and two children's costumes.
The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, notes, and ephemera regarding the lives and work of many German-speaking emigre artists in Southern California. One focus of the collection are German Expressionist Theater director Leopold Jessner (1878-1945) and his brother-in-law, the actor...
The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, notes, and ephemera regarding the lives and work of many German-speaking emigre artists in Southern California. One focus of the collection are German Expressionist Theater director Leopold Jessner (1878-1945) and his brother-in-law, the actor...
Photographs, correspondence and payrolls.
Correspondence and writings relating to the fascist movement in Czechoslovakia and to the Sudetendeutsche Partei.
Collection contains the photographs of Hansel Mieth (1909-1998) and Otto Hagel (1909-1973).
Police and judicial records, writings, and printed matter, relating to activities of Solidarnosc and to political repression in Poland. Photocopy.
The Carole Migden Papers consist of 18 cubic feet of textual records and audio/visual materials and cover the years 1996-2008. The records are organized into three record series: Bill Files, 1995-2002, 2005-2008; Subject Files, 1995-2002; Budget Files, 1998-2001. Bill Files...
Correspondence, notes and drafts, poetry, and materials used in writing the book ...
Correspondence; diaries (1900-1927), called "soulbooks"; literary manuscripts; four scrapbooks; and miscellaneous papers. The bulk of the collection consists of typescripts and manuscripts of Mighels' writings and stories. Correspondence includes letters to and from her second husband, Philip V. Mighels, an...
This record group consists of 3 paper receipt books from 1945-1946, documenting daily sales and a large ledger containing inventory and sales records from 1938 to 1939 by category of item. Description of item, cost price, selling price, customer name,...
The collection includes significant materials, many of them serial publications, relating to the San Jose State Normal School and San Jose State College, the U.S. Food Administration Program in Santa Clara County, and early 20th century maps of San Jose...
Album contains brief text followed by original photographic prints that exemplify good housing conditions for migrant laborers. Views include interiors and exteriors of barracks, sanitary and cooking facilities, and dining halls. Several photographs include laborers.
Album contains brief text followed by original photographic prints that exemplify good housing conditions for migrant laborers.
Contains original brochures and related materials concerning the founding and organizing activities of a migrant worker advocacy organization. Materials include 7 original pen-and-ink drawings used to produce coloring books for migrant children, 1 coloring book, 3 paste-up pages used in...
Describes her family's move from the Midwest to the San Joaquin Valley in 1937, agricultural work, their move to Richmond in 1942 to work in the Kaiser shipyards, health conditions there, asbestosis, war-time rationing, the shipyard closure, Filice and Perelli...
The collection consists of newsletters produced by migrant workers in labor camps established by the Resettlement Administration and the Farm Security Administration in California and Washington during the 1930s and early 1940s. These newsletters document everyday operations of the camps,...
Mainly public notices as alcalde of San Luis Obispo. Include papers relating to the trial of the Indian Ildefonso, witnessed by José Mariano Bonilla and Inocente García, and letters from H.W. Halleck.
Regarding sending priests to California missions.
Correspondence, subject file, letterpress copy books, publications, scrapbooks, court transcripts, briefs and opinions, speeches, and account books concerning his life and activity as an attorney. Some materials reflect his involvement as representative of those whose property was condemned by the...
Photographs chiefly documenting rituals, ceremonies and everyday lives of Indo-Hispano (mestizo) peoples of New Mexico and the broader upper Rio Grande Valley. Also includes portraits, street scenes, public events and other views. Numerous images appear in Gandert's book Nuevo México...
Bills for purchase of furniture, and for shipping the furniture to Malaga.
Contains mostly manuscript and typescript correspondence addressed to a Guatemalan-American family living in Northern California. Some correspondence is from Guatemala. One typescript letter on letterhead stationery of the Guatemalan Consulate in San Francisco. Also includes a modern certificate of baptism...
The papers consist mostly of writings and research materials relating to political conditions and human rights in Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union, and to Russian literature. Additional materials include correspondence, printed matter, and sound and video recordings.
The John D. Mihalov Papers include record books, meeting notes, project proposals, correspondence, design reviews, experiment plans, circuit diagrams, instrument descriptions, test reports, data, charts, plots, presentations for international meetings, publications, peer reviews, press kits, and reference materials documenting Mihalov's...
Study and leaflet relating to the communist system in Estonia, and to Estonian and Latvian émigré politics.
Young men and women on outings, at leisure. Includes Yosemite, Monterey, Big Basin, Russian River, etc.
Box 1 contains photocopies of Rhoda's diaries and writings, biographical materials on Rhoda, and Foster's correspondence about Rhoda and his project on Rhoda; Box 2 contains Foster's manuscript on Rhoda, "Summits to reach: an annotated edition of Franklin Rhoda's Report...
California wilderness areas, flora & fauna, rivers, recreation, etc. Includes signed publication permissions and magazine clippings containing Hayden's photographs.
An Irishman, originally from Kentucky, writes (6 letters, 16 p.) to his cousin James in West Walker River, California, about his circumstances and work looking for gold and other business opportunities in Nevada and California. Addressed mostly from Washoe City,...
Trading cards depicting 134 photographers, most of them American, prominent circa the mid-1970s. Light-hearted portraits of subjects posing as baseball players in action, most of them wearing the cap of a Major League Baseball team associated with the city where...
Aproximately 40 episodes of the television program "The Mike Wallace Interview" from 1957-1958. This nationally televised prime time program was hosted by Mike Wallace (later of "60 Minutes" fame) and featured a variety of guests. The majority of these films...
Born in Los Angeles in 1921, Elaine Mikels spent her early life in California attending UCLA, UC Berkeley, and USC, later receiving a Master's in Social Work. During this time, Mikels' struggles with expressing and living out her lesbian identity...
The collection relates to political and military conditions in Russia during World War I, the Russian Revolution, and family affairs.
The Mikhaĭlov collection is comprised of pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, serial issues, circulated material, and photocopies of government documents, relating to post-Soviet politics in Russia, Moldova and Abkhazia.
Born in Kosovska Mitrica, Yugoslavia, 29 April 1939. Most of this collection, with the exception of a few documents of a personal character, deals with the final fate of the Russian All-Military Union, founded by General Peter Vrangel in 1924.
Thanks Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss for his role in the suppression of the Austrian Socialist Party.
Consists of personal and professional correspondence, as well as records concerning the Cooper Ornithological Society. Box 1: Bird Banding, 1976-1983; Cooper Ornithological Society records and correspondence, 1954-1975. Box 2: Cooper Ornithological Society records and correspondence, 1976-1981; correspondence, 1947-1966. Box 3:...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, notes, newsletters, clippings, photographs, tape recordings, motion picture film, and printed matter, relating to communism in Eastern Europe and Poland, agriculture in Poland, Polish politics, especially during World War II, Polish-Soviet relations, the International Peasant...
Contains writings, diaries, correspondence, notes, bulletins, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Yugoslav foreign relations, especially during World War II, postwar conditions in Yugoslavia, and Yugoslav émigré affairs. Includes memoirs entitled "Iz nedavne prošlosti" relating to Yugoslav relations with Germany...
Relates to the role of business in the development of Ghana, 1937-1957.
Digital photographic images of coalition military forces and bases in Iraq. Also includes images of archeological sites in Iraq.
Contains a photocopy excerpt (18 pages) from a typescript memoir titled, "Memoirs of the life and times of Mildred Tanner." The excerpt covers Tanner's employment as a housemother and secretary from 1950 to 1952 at Westminster House, a dormitory for...
Research materials and drafts of biographies on hearing-impaired California artists Douglas Tilden (sculptor), Theophilus Hope D'Estrella (photographer), and Granville Redmond (painter). Research materials include correspondence, research notes, reprints of articles, copies of exhibition and auction catalogs, slides, clippings, and index...
Correspondence, diaries, photographas, poems, scrapbook, Sierra Club trip notes, and other material relating to Santa Barbara resident and author Mildred Cooley Tallant.
Privately printed memoir with an introduction, interpolations, and epilogue by her husband Theodore J. Hoover, engineering professor at Stanford University and brother of Herbert Hoover. Also included are two wedding invitations to E. P. Hunt, 1925 and 1926, and a...
Mildred Dickemann was an Anthropology Professor at Sonoma State University, and a founding member of the Steering Committee of the University of California Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association (UC GALA). The collection contains materials related to the Association.
Collection contains correspondence (box 1), day books (box 1-2), an oral history interview and photographs (box 2) which document Van Every's career as a social worker working with California Indians.
This collection consists of material related to the development of the Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley, California from 1966 to 1978. Materials include planning documents, correspondence, reports, photographs, maps, and lease documents.
The collection consists of 43 glass plate negatives from which copy prints have been made. The photographs are primarily of street scenes and buildings damaged or destroyed by the 1906 earthquake and fire. Also included are two shots of the...
Correspondence concerning their activities in California and Minnesota.
This collection comprises the papers of Jack Miles, Pulitzer Prize winning author, MacArthur Fellow, and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of English and Religious Studies at the University of California, Irvine. The papers consist of professional, scholarly, and personal materials documenting his...
Papers of John Miles, fluid mechanics engineer, geophysicist, and educator from 1964-2003. Miles is known for research of wave propagation and generation, hydrodynamic stability, and fluid dynamics. The papers include over three hundred published scientific articles, fluid mechanics reports, and...
The Josephine Miles Papers, 1911-1986, consisting of correspondence and literary manuscripts, as well as a small amount of professional, personal, and family papers, are a thorough representation of the varied interests of this highly regarded poet, scholar, and educator.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, memoranda, notes, orders, and photographs relating to the Sino-Japanese Conflict, U.S.- Chinese relations during World War II, post-war military defense in Latin America, Canadian-U.S. joint defense policies, and the Indochina and Korean Wars. Digital copies...
Handwritten letter from a gold miner in Sacramento, California to a friend in Malta, New York. Contains details of his activities as a storeowner, quartz and gold miner, and descriptions of California life. He also writes, "... the gambling houses...
This small collection consists of school report cards and an autograph book from Ruth H. Miles, a longtime resident of Sacramento.
Shireen Miles was the California State Coordinator for the National Organization for Women (NOW) from 1985 to 1989. The bulk of these papers are from her time in that position as she participated in or lead national and state NOW...
The Ted Miles postcard and photograph collection, 1900-1967, bulk circa 1959, (SAFR 23265, P94-023) is comprised of postcards depicting various maritime scenes circa 1900-1967 and photographs of BALCLUTHA (built 1886; ship, 3m: museum ship) docked at Pier 43 for display...
The Lewis Milestone papers span the years 1926-1978 (bulk 1930s-1963) and encompass 9 linear feet of manuscripts, 1 linear foot of photographs and 3 artworks. The collection contains production files (scripts and some production material); correspondence; contracts; membership certificates; an...
This collection contains nine correspondence from PFC Roman "Romie" Milewski, USA to his niece Ruth Braun during the Second World War. Also included are additional correspondence to his sister, his wife, and one letter from the Army to his wife,...
Professional correspondence, clippings, student papers, some early class work by Milgrom, notes, reprints, ephemera. His book collection is particularly strong in Bible and rabbinic literature.
This collection documents Milhaud’s career as a composer and faculty at Mills College. The collection includes articles and clippings, programs, correspondence, writings, photographs, newsletters, manuscript scores, books, published scores, recordings, autograph scores, audio, video, and memorabilia. In general, the collection...
Includes correspondence, publications, and research papers in support of Milicent W. Shinn's writings on child development.
Letters written to her, many from contributors to the Overland Monthly or commenting on her editorship of the magazine; and school compositions written by her and her sister. Correspondents include May Cheney, Samuel L. Clemens, Richard W. Gilder, Daniel C....
This collection contains two boxes of publications related to Militant Labour and Socialist Party issues in the later half of the twentieth century. The majority of the publications are based on issues in the labor movement in England and are...
Photographs, drawings, and printed reproductions of illustrations depicting activities of anti-war, civil rights, labor, racial justice, women's rights, and other protest movements in the United States and other countries, mainly from the 1960s through the 1990s. Includes many photographs from...
Collection consists of trench papers issued by French military units, 1939-1940; clandestine papers issued during the German occupation of France; and pamphlets and articles relating to the Fifth Republic....
Collection shows portraits of E.L. Huggins and others relating to his military career in the American West, China and the Phillipines. Includes views of military scenes, statues, officers (including those at Fort Mason and Alcatraz in 1867-68), troops at Fort...
Typescript with index; pages contain biographical sketches of participants from the Civil War with original lithographs, photographs, letters, autographs, and calling cards tipped in.
The Indian War Papers, 1850-80 (F3753), oniginated in the Adjutant General's Office. Encompassing 2-1/2 cubic feet, the records deal with attempts to suppress the Indians in California. Local militia groups were usually formed to eliminate the Indian Menace and pacify...
Military discharge certificate to certify that Private Henry A. Schmook of Company A, Third Infantry Regiment National Guard of the State of New York, who was enrolled on the 24th of November 1868, is hereby discharged from service in the...
Holograph order written and signed by Colonel H. J. Madill, Commanding Brigadier, from Headquarters, [141st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment], 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 2nd Corps., to Captain George W. Cooney, C. S., 1st Brigade, about issuing to fatigue party two hundred...
Biographical data on members, chapter histories, minutes, convention proceedings, memoirs, printed matter, photographs, memorabilia, relating to American military activities, especially in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnamese War; and to veterans' activities.
The collection documents the numerous activities and achievements of the La Jolla-San Diego Chapter, the San Diego Chapter, and the Ladies of the Ribbon. It includes administrative records, meeting minutes, activity and project records, photographs, publications, awards, handbooks, and other...
Two holograph orders written and signed by Jonathan Hoffman of the Army of the Cumberland. The first order is to Brigadier General Newton in Chattanooga, Tennessee about Newton's telegram having been received, the troops being under General Rousseau and their...
Military pass no. 4578 from Office of the Provost Marshal in St. Louis, Missouri to Mrs. F. H. Pieper to grant her permission to pass beyond the limits of the City and County of St. Louis to Illinois. The pass,...
Relates to Russian diplomatic history.
This collection contains of the papers of American screenwriter, director, and producer John Milius (born 1944), including scripts, production and personal files, photographs, and audiovisual materials. The collection includes a number of handwritten original script pages, as well as printed...
The collection includes artifacts and ephemera relating to Harvey Milk’s campaign for and election to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, his assassination, and the Castro Camera store; and clothing and memorabilia that belonged to both Milk and Scott Smith.
Harvey Milk was the first openly gay man elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Scott Smith was his partner and friend. The collection documents the personal and political life of Harvey Milk, and the personal life of Scott...
Digital audio file of a recording of an interview with Harvey Milk. Recorded by G. Kenneth Ward at San Francisco City Hall on February 2, 1978.
This collection contains 59 letters and cards from Harvey Milk to Joe Campbell; most were written after their romantic relationship ended.
The letters document Harvey Milk's activities in Miami, Dallas, and New York and his relationships with Joe Campbell and John Harvey. Milk was the first openly gay candidate elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors; Susan Davis Alch was...
Two black and white photographs of unidentified mills, ca. 1908, n.d. Found in unsorted SC. Alpha list.
A collection of photographs, programs, posters, and ephemera associated with the Mill Valley Film Festival from 1977-2017.
The Mill Valley Public Library History Room collection contains images of historical interest of Mill Valley, Mount Tamalpais, Muir Woods, and some immediate surrounding areas. There is a sizable collection of photographs and artifacts, such as brochures and timetables, from...
Papers, ephemera, and objects belonging to the Mill Valley Lions Club, dating from 1964 to 2001. The bulk of the materials pertain to the activities and administration of the Mill Valley Lions Club from approximately 1998 to 2001. Additional material...
The Ray Milland papers span the years 1928-1984 (bulk 1940s) and encompass 4.7 linear feet. The collection contains three scrapbooks, including one from 1946 with congratulatory letters and telegrams and photographs regarding his Academy Award for THE LOST WEEKEND; several...
Papers belonging to Eric George Millar, Keeper of Manuscripts at the British Museum.
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Kenneth Millar. It includes manuscripts for novels, poems, short stories, and other works; manuscripts of political and environmental writings; reviews; screenplays; a typescript of Millar's doctoral dissertation; correspondence; family photographs; and...
This collection comprises the papers of Margaret Millar, an acclaimed mystery writer. The collection includes manuscript and typescript drafts and galley proofs of several of Millar's novels, including the award-winning and award-nominated and . The collection also includes short stories,...
A collection of material related to the author Kenneth Millar who wrote the Lew Archer mysteries under the pseudonym Ross Macdonald.
The majority of the collection deals with the estate and assets of rare book seller Alice Parsons Millard (1873-1938) at the time of her death. There is also some correspondence and photographs, including images of Millard's homes in Highland Park...
Chiefly snapshots documenting the family life of Margaret Wentworth Owings, her first husband Malcolm Millard, their daughter Wendy Owings and her family. Also includes paintings by Margaret Wentworth Owings depicting a colonial town in Mexico (C folder 1); a view...
The collection consists of one ledger cataloging poisonous substances dispensed by Dr. F. R. Millard.
Prepared for the Allied invasion of Normandy, and read by Ronald Colman in a broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company, June 6, 1944.
The papers consist of correspondence, notebooks and journals, photographs and a memorial book of photographs presented on his retirement in 1939. See also D-dst/1:1, Carton 10. Received 6/83 from Kathryn Millberry Newell....
The papers of James Milledge, a British high altitude physiologist and mountaineer.
Collection of photographs and personal memorabilia that belonged to Eloise Fowler Millegan, primarily in Detroit, Michigan. Dates covered: 1876-1930, bulk of the material is prior to 1900.
The Juanita Millender-McDonald collection (1992-2007) includes: correspondence, newsletters, press releases, speeches, reports, flyers, questionnaires, bills and amendments, greeting cards, newspaper clippings, and ephemera including photos, plaques and video tapes. A large number of files are devoted to the Congressional...
Ledger of various expenditures with related enclosures tipped in. Undated map (photocopy), partially colored, of lands along the Fresno River labeled in part "Heirs of Chs. Lux" and "Henry Miller."
The Miller & Lux Records consist primarily of business, farming, administrative, and legal records. Correspondence files, which comprise the major portion of this collection, contain few letters dated prior to 1906, although there are many business, legal, and other documents...
Miller & Lux was a San Joaquin Valley, California ranching partnership formed by Henry Miller and Charles Lux in the mid-late 1800's. The collection contains contracts, inventories, patents and leases.
Included are general correspondence, 1922-1926, among company officials; newspaper articles regarding the history of Miller and Lux, Inc. and the celebrated 1954 Trust fraud case; a sketch of the Poso Farm house plan; a report on the registered cattle herd;...
Photographs, negatives. Mojave Indian petroglyphs photographed 1927-1933 by A.P. Miller.
Correspondence, writing, research materials, and recordings from Bay Area writer and activist Adam David Miller spanning the latter half of the twentieth century.
The Collection on Albert W. Miller contains materials that document the professional work of Albert W. Miller. The collection primarily consists of photographs, press clippings, and other material regarding the Albert W. Miller Manufacturing Company and the Magnolia Automobile Company...
The Alden H. Miller papers collection consists of field notes, catalogues, manuscripts, specimen data, and photographs. The collection contains 21 bound volumes of field notes between the years 1930 and 1965 and numerous other field notes, diaries, and catalogues ranging...
These papers document a small portion of Miller's professional life. They consist primarily of manuscript and typescript articles, lectures, and essays; correspondence and records pertaining to his publications; and reprints, articles, and clippings of his published work. Other items include...
Anastasia Elizabeth Miller (1887-1973) served for the American Red Cross as a nurse on the front lines in France during World War I and returned home to Sacramento to head the city's Well Baby Clinic for thirty years. These papers...
The materials consist of correspondence, professional files, and subject files created by Arjay Miller during his tenure as Dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB). Also included are clippings about Miller and miscellaneous GSB publications....
The collection contains files of the printer/typographer Milton B. Glick, who designed the dust jacket for the 1964 Viking Press edition of . Included in the collection are galley proofs, page proofs, sample pages, mockups, business correspondence, and other material...
This collection consists of correspondence belonging to American playwright Arthur Miller (1915-2005) about his first foray into Hollywood.
Scrapbook contains clippings on the regaining of the Stanford Axe from Berkeley students and on athletics in general;athletic programs (football and track); Stanford football tickets; Miller's certificates for the Varsity "S" Society while a student at San Mateo Junior College...
Photographs, letters, pamphlets, and clippings relating primarily to the political and other public activities of Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover.
This collection contains correspondence, technical reports, publications, transparencies, compact discs and maps of the engineering consulting work of Dr. B.J. (William J.) Miller for the California/Federal (CALFED) Bay Delta Program. His work focused on the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and the...
Manuscripts, clippings, sociological research papers, correspondence, curriculum vitae, notes, photographs, audiocassettes, videocassettes and other material, 1956-2006, from sociologist and writer Brian James Miller. The bulk of the collection is writings, resource material, manuscripts for unpublished books, and recorded interviews pertaining...
Charles Miller was a journeyman barber in Santa Paula. he worked for Shorty Culllns
This collection consists of material related to Charles D. Miller's career as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Avery Dennison Corporation and philanthropic activities.
This file contains the hard bound journal, handwritten in ink and pencil, by Charles E. Miller. The book is in good condition with the spine intact. The hand writing is clear, beautiful, and legible throughout.Some wear has occurred over the...
Charles Miller's Diary 1867 to 1870 was written when he was in his teens, living in San Francisco. It begins with a series of essays on topics such as; Excursions, Entering High School, Thanksgiving, Gambling, Duties to Parents. It includes...
This diary records a trip taken by Charles Miller and DC Brownell from April 17, 1876 to July 17 of the same year. It began with a steamer trip to San Diego, with stops in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles....
Letters from Charles Hiram Miller to Emma Bailey Day, Emma Houghton, and from George Houghton to Charles Hiram Miller.
Correspondence, ephemera, and photographs related to Russell Meriwether Hughes ("La Meri")-- ethnic dance icon, instructor, friend (and one-time lover) of Charles Miller who saved the materials which comprise this collection. The collection also includes Miller's own research material and dissertation...
Cheryl D. Holmes Miller (b. 1952 in Washington, D.C.) is an American graphic designer, artist, writer, and theologian.
The collection comprises the photographs, papers, and artwork created, inspired, or collected by Christian William Miller, 1886-1989. As an avid photographer and model, Miller moved through the New York gay social scene of the 1940s and 1950s, interacting with noted...
Contains baby books, diaries, publicity photos, and a personal account of Joan and Patricia Miller who sang and performed on stage and on radio and television in the 1940s and 1950s. Also contains personal documents of their parents.
The David Miller papers span the years 1935-1979 and encompass approximately 8 linear feet. The collection consists of scripts, production notes, storyboards, and photographs....
This collection includes paper ephemera, news clippings, and periodicals collected by Miller, many of which relate to the South Bay and Peninsula. Periodicals include Valley Views, Out Now!, Your Paper, Oblivion, and the Lavender Pages.
Research materials of Donald Gabriel Miller (1927-2012), an American physical chemist and science historian. The collection includes correspondence, notes, writings, photographs, interview transcripts and sound recordings regarding European and American physicists and chemists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
This collection contains two correspondence from 1st Sgt. Donald H. Miller, USAAF to his mother and his wife Martha after the Second World War.
The materials in this collection are photocopies of original correspondence, reports, and other items collected by Donald V. Miller, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Pepperdine College, related to administrative changes at Pepperdine in 1957 and 1958.
This collection consists of personal papers of the Perry Family, a New England family descending from Nathan Perry, including the Fox branch of the family, during the 1800s and 1900s. Included are family papers, letters, photographs, and narratives from the...
Letter from E.H. Miller, an official of the Central Pacific Railroad to D.A. Bender, General Freight and Passenger Agent for the Virginia & Truckee Railroad dated August 1, 1873, and stating that it would not be possible to put sleeping...
The Mexican Folk Narrative project was the result of Elaine K. Miller's PhD dissertation. With the aid of the distinguished scholar in the field of Hispanic folklore, Dr. Stanley Robe, Ms. Miller developed a dissertation proposal that involved collecting, annotating,...
Three photograph albums: two labelled "New Zealand" and one labelled "Maories". Approximately 180 commercial b/w photographs, mainly by Burton Bros, Dunedin, with printed captions, of areas such as Ohinematu, Wairoa, Rotomahana, Mount Kimberley, Milford Sound, Wakatipu, New Plymouth, Wellington, Nelson,...
Elsa Shelton Miller was born in 1916, and lived in China and Japan until the early 1950s. She worked as a stenographer for a variety of employers, including the U.S. forces in Peiping after World War II, and Time Life...
Correspondence, reports, orders, printed matter, and photographs, relating to White Russian military and diplomatic activities during the Russian Civil War, Bolshevik atrocities, and White Russian refugees
Concerns family life and interests in California and elsewhere.
The collection contains three portfolios. The first, entitled The Naked Tree (edition no. 4), is comprised of hand-tinted photographs by Miller and was produced in 2000. The second, Here Comes the Bride and Other Nightmares, was produced in 2006 and...
Contained is a collection of color and black and white photographic prints, newsletters, legal documents, ephemera, and published items, spanning years 1940 to 2022. They reflect the political and personal life of Gary K. Miller, civil rights activist and the...
Geoff Miller was co-founder and served as editor and publisher of Los Angeles Magazine. The collection consists of a small number of published writings by Miller, a small number of photographs, a small amount of material documenting Los Angeles Magazine’s...
Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
The collection documents the life of Grace Miller through correspondence, subject files, photographs and negatives, and a scrapbook. Miller was a co-owner and bartender at two lesbian bars in San Francisco. As a result of serving underage patrons, she was...
Harris Miller photographs include images of the 1992 Los Angeles Mayor's Conference on AIDS and of the one-person sexual harassment protest of Hugos, 8401 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, November 1992.
Harry Miller (1879-1952), also known as "Indian" or "Two Guns" is most famously remembered for being the namesake of the ghost town, Two Guns, located on Interstate 40 east of Flagstaff, Arizona. Miller was an amateur archaeologist and believed that...
This collection of 38 pencil sketches of the California Missions are the earliest known attempt to depict the Missions in a series (1856). The artist Henry Miller was identified in , 1929, pages 132-133. *...
Primarily Miller's letters to Frances Cleveland Karle. Also correspondence between Emil White, Karle, and Harry Griffon.
Primarily Miller's letters to Frances Cleveland Karle. Also correspondence between Emil White, Karle, and Harry Griffon.
Collection comprises seven handwritten letters from Miller, while living in Big Sur, California, to Schmidt, primarily concerning business matters; two postcards advertising a water color by Miller; a San Francisco Museum of Art catalog for an exhibition of work by...
The Henry Miller papers measure 5 linear inches and date from 1880, 1909 to 1917, 1964 to 1965. The papers consist predominantly of photocopied letters from Miller to the Superintendent of the New Columbia Division of Miller & Lux properties,...
Henry Miller (1891-1980) was a prominent American writer and artist. This collection of his personal papers contains correspondence, manuscripts, legal documents, printed materials, film and audio recordings, and original artwork.
Includes nine letters from publisher Noel Young to Henry Miller. A series of nine typed mainly single page letters mostly on Capra Press letterhead and club sized stationery from Noel Young, editor, to Henry Miller.
Depicts scenes at the Isabella Fisher Hospital, Tientsin, China.
The cinerama process, originally developed by Frederick Waller (1939), was the first effective wide-screen process. The Cinerama Releasing Corporation (CRC) faced competition from cheaper wide-screen processes and began major construction on new buildings designed specifically for the Cinerama process (mid-1950s)....
This collection consists of scholarly and personal papers of J. Hillis Miller (1928-2021), literary critic and Professor of Comparative Literature and English at the University of California, Irvine. The collection best documents Miller's intellectual life as a specialist in Victorian...
The papers of sound recording engineer James Arthur Miller (1891-1971) include correspondence, press, reports & articles, patents, as well as equipment, prototypes, and personal ephemera.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, studies, statistics, clippings, and other printed matter relating to domestic policy in the United States during the presidential administration of Ronald Reagan, and especially to policy regarding regulation of commerce, planning and implementation...
James Marshall Miller was a historian with an interest in the missions of Spanish California. He surveyed many of them and supervised adobe work in the restoration of Mission La Purísima Concepción. The collection consists of correspondence, notes, clippings, and...
Jean Lewis Miller was a Bay Area feminist lesbian activist and Berkeley Public Library employee. Her papers document her political and legal struggles with the city of Berkeley. The collection also contains suffragist literature, unpublished manuscripts and personal documents.
Depicts scenes of American military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II.
The collection contains correspondence, photographs, printed materials, and manuscript materials from 1878-1941. Among the manuscript material is an unpublished manuscript titled �When I was Emperor.� All of the photographs are of Joaquin Miller, some accompanied by his daughter and Dr....
The Joaquin Miller (1837-1913) Collection of manuscripts and printed books was assembled by Willard Samuel Morse and purchased by the library in 1938. Morse's correspondence and typewritten notebooks concerning the collection are included. Printed matter includes approximately 125 items, either...
Contains correspondence, to and from Miller; manuscripts of writings, including poetry; clippings by and about Miller, many about his death. Also includes a small amount of legal and financial records, tributes, programs and souvenirs, and other miscellaneous items. Some correspondents...
The collection consists of materials concerning the review of several Mexican and Spanish land grant claims in California in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The three ranchos represented in the collection are: Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana (Orange...
Business papers, certificates, checks, clippings, letters, calling cards, legal papers, pamphlets, menus, photographs....
Personal and military correspondence, business, financial and legal papers dealing with Miller's early legal career and military service. Material covers his service in Tennessee during the Civil War, business and political activities in California after the war, and the Alaska...
John J. Miller, Democrat, was a member of the Assembly from 1967-1978. Assembly Member Miller focused his efforts on judicial, equal opportunity, and utility issues.
This collection consists of the papers of Jon Miller, a senior research associate and professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Southern California.
Includes photos of Juanita Joaquina Miller and photos relating to her. Also includes set of postcards pertaining to Joaquin Miller and the Joaquin Miller Hights, Oakland, Calif.
Depicts conditions in concentration camps in Bosnia during the Yugoslav civil war.
Primarily correspondence concerning her weaving and exhibitions, her contributions to periodicals on weaving and textile arts, and her search for newly developed fabrics as weaving materials.
This collection consists of the personal and professional papers of journalist, civil rights activist, attorney and judge Loren Miller (1903-1967). The collection focuses on events taking place in Los Angeles and all of California; New York City and Harlem; Chicago...
Louis Shoall Miller, AIA (1908-1996) was born in New York and died in Orange County, California at the age of 88. He maintained his practicing architectural firm in Long Beach, California and was a member of American Institute of Architects...
Correspondence as zoologist and ornithologist, University of California; diaries concerning U.C. expedition to fossil beds of the John Day River, Oregon, 1899, Hawaii from 1900 to 1903, marine expedition on the Albatross off the coast of California in 1904, eastern...
Loye Holmes Miller (1874-1970) was a professor of biology at UCLA and contributed 100 papers on fossil and recent vertebrates of the Pacific Coast to various publishers. The collection consists of manuscripts, typescripts, recordings, and photographs.
Chiefly family portraits, childhood, family gatherings, and colleagues, and Loye Miller's son Alden H. Miller at age 7, from Berkeley and Los Angeles, and Yosemite naturalist classes conducted by Miller in 1921 (students mainly women and children). Includes photograph of...
Loye Miller (1874-1970) served as Professor of Biology at the University of California, Los Angeles. The collection contains photocopies of eleven typescripts by Miller, several of which describe his naturalist expeditions.
The Marcus P. Miller papers span 31 linear feet and date from circa 1923 to circa 1953. The collection is primarily composed of architectural drawings and reprographic copies of commercial buildings in the Los Angeles area. The collection also includes...
Correspondence, printed memoir, flyers, leaflets, clippings, printed matter, and photographs relating to activities of the Communist Party, U.S.A. and of the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born, and to Marion Miller's acquaintanceship with Ronald Reagan.
Materials related to Miller's teaching as well as some materials related to her research.
Correspondence, reports, and reprints from Martin W. Miller (1925-2005), Professor Emeritus of Food Science and Technology. The papers include materials on fruit drying and dehydration with an emphasis on prunes.
This collection contains one letter from Mathias N. Miller, USA to his niece Mary Rita during the First World War. The collection also contains three photographs and one pressed flower.
The Maud H. Miller papers is a collection of personal documents and correspondence from Maud H. Miller, a Riverside resident and former employee of the United States Bureau of War Risk Assurance. Materials in the collection include Miller's correspondence with...
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, working notes, and miscellaneous documents from the life and work of writer Max Miller. A large amount of the material is of a personal nature, but it also contains an equal number of items...
Papers of Max Miller, La Jolla (California) author and reporter for the San Diego Sun. Miller is best known for his book I COVER THE WATERFRONT (1932), the first of nearly twenty books on subjects including the modern U.S. military,...
This collection contains letters, photographs, military records, and funeral ephemera from 1st Lt. Lewis Calvin Kluttz during the Second World War and Korean War as well as correspondence from Kluttz's uncle, Cpl. George Phillip Blind during the First World War.
The Mike Miller papers document Miller's six decades as a community organizer, comprising institutional records, writings, and extensive subject files of the donor's research into the history and practice of organizing. Topics are wide-ranging and include the civil rights movements...
Scientific drawings and illustrations used in Professor of Zoology Milton A. Miller's published work.
The Milton D. Miller Papers includes University of California, Davis Agricultural Extension Agronomist Milton D. Miller's work in the field of rice, cereal crops, oilseed crops, and food procurement. The collection spans the years 1939-1992 and contains research proposals and...
News releases, radio messages, printed matter, photographs, clippings, and maps, relating to the development of radar and its applications in electronic warfare in the American and Canadian air defense forces, to the beginning of the Korean War, 1950, and to...
Album contains 83 black and white prints of the Miller Plantation Company of Cuatotolapam, Veracruz, Mexico, depicting sugar cane production and refining, and related ranch activities. Includes views of the fields, factory interiors, indigenous workers, and machinery.
Lecture notes and exams, research notes, journal articles, correspondence, office files, and reprints relating to his research and teaching in chemistry.
Materials collected by Randy Miller documenting his role as an AIDS activist and organizer in various organizations including Gay Men of Color Commission, Human Rights Commission, Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club, and the National Task Force on AIDS Prevention.
Reverend Wendell L. Miller was pastor of the University Methodist Church, Los Angeles. He became involved in local politics when gambling and prostitution began edging toward the area surrounding the University of Southern California (USC) campus. Miller founded the Citizens...
Richard C. Miller (1912-2010) is known for his photographs of Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, and other Hollywood celebrities. Miller also documented the construction of the Los Angeles freeways from the 1930s through the 1950s. The Richard C. Miller photographs at...
Research notes, documents, printed matter, and drafts for the book .
Robert Watt Miller (1899-1970) was a noted San Francisco industrialist and civic leader. He attended early performances of the San Francisco Opera Company and became a director of the San Francisco Opera Association in 1932. In 1937, he was elected...
The papers pertain to Miller's professional career as researcher, professor, and author, with some materials from his days as a student. Includes drafts of papers, lectures and books; research notes and files; conference materials and organizational files; class files; minutes,...
Papers re his 1970 political campaign, including correspondence, with letters from Edmund G. Brown, Alan Cranston, Roger Kent, Leo McCarthy, George Moscone, Edmund S. Muskie, Elmer E. Robinson, William M. Roth, Sargent Shriver, Benjamin H. Swig and Jesse Unruh; campaign...
Snapshots of the Miller congressional campaign and negatives of Miller's opponent, William Maillard. Additions include portraits and snapshots of Miller, of other political campaigns, and of other politicians, especially Jerry Brown, as well as John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy,...
Sally M. Miller (1937 April 13-2019 February 22) was a Professor of History at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California. Miller met Margaret (Peg) Keranen (1936 November 8-2007 January 17) while they were students at the University of...
The papers of Stanley Miller, chemist, biologist, and professor at the University of California, San Diego, known for his research into the origins of life. The papers date from 1952 to 2010 and include correspondence, writing, referee reports, research and...
The collection consists of materials related to the career of Thomas Miller, a Professor Emeritus in the UC Riverside Department of Entomology whose research focused mainly on insect physiology and toxicology. Items in the collection include reports, notes, and publications.
The Tom Miller papers span the years 1961-1992 and encompass 6 linear feet. The collection includes scripts, production material, publicity material, and photographs related to Miller's work as a publicist for around three dozen films released by American International Pictures,...
Relates to activities of the Rossiiskoe obshchestvo krasnogo kresta in conjunction with forces of Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak in Siberia during the Russian Civil War.
The Walter P. Miller photographs, circa 1920-1932, (SAFR 23359, P77-028a) are comprised mainly of photographs of tall ships underway off the Pacific Coast of Washington state. The collection has been processed to the Item level and is open for use.
Correspondence between Warren K. Miller and Fred Stindt during December 1990 and January 1991 about errors in Stindt's book SAN FRANCISCO'S CENTURY OF STREET CARS, lists of electric railways, and a school paper by Warren entitled "The book of railroads...
Typescripts of San Francisco-based author Wesley Miller's unpublished poems and short stories.
Collection consists of over 1,000 photographs. Most were taken in the area of Dawson, Yukon Territory from 1897-1902.
The collection consists of the professional and personal papers of Dr. William F. Miller including Provost's correspondence and memos, private correspondence, policy and memos, appointment books and date notebooks, talks given by Miller, articles written by Miller, photographs, news clippings...
This collection contains law enforcement memorabilia collected by Captain William J. Miller of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department. Items of interest include newspapers, photographs, court records, personal files, ephemera, police records, administration records, history, correspondence, books, and audio discs.
Include letter from the Peruvian Minister of the Interior, José María Gardiano, concerning a petition of Pablo Antonio Barrios.
The William P. Miller papers (1939-1974) document United States Army Signal Corps operations in North Africa, Germany, Italy, and France during World War II. Includes a letter, biographical information, motion picture film, photographs, and a Nazi flag. Digital copies of...
Album contains over 700 photos of individuals and families in Stockton, California collected by William P. Miller. The photographer was I.S. Locke.
Documents (1712-1900) of the Millerd family of Rhode Island. Included are sermon books, correspondence, birth and death date information for family members, and records of debt. The collection is organized in two series: 1) SERMON BOOKS and 2) FAMILY DOCUMENTS.
Correspondence, writings, petitions, leaflets, flyers, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to clandestine activities of the Narodno-Trudovoi Soiuz in the Soviet Union and its public activities in the West, in opposition to Soviet communism and in support of Soviet...
Personnel records, orders, diaries, correspondence, handbooks, reports, other printed matter, certificates, medals, and memorabilia, relating primarily to American military intelligence activities and publications during World War II.
Scrapbooks of photographs, postcards and miscellaneous ephemera pertaining to Almy's travels to various locations, including the Western U.S. and Western Canada (1959); Greece (1967); Israel (1982); Egypt (1982); Hong Kong, Singapore, Jakarta, Bali and Bangkok (1987); and Japan (1989 and...
Professional photographs of the Neptune Society Columbarium (also known as San Francisco Columbarium). Papers include clippings, correspondence, a press release, a historical narrative and brochure, all pertaining to history, ownership and renovation of the columbarium shortly after its acquisition by...
This collection contains materials relating to Arthur Henry Thomas Millier, Los Angeles Times art critic, and his family. Highly active in the early twentieth century Los Angeles art scene, Millier was responsible for helping to establish the reputations of California...
The working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material of Clark B. Millikan form the collection known as the Papers of Clark B. Millikan in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology. Clark Millikan obtained his PhD from Caltech in...
The core of the Robert A. Millikan Collection at the California Institute of Technology consists of the official papers generated by Millikan during the twenty-five years that he was the executive officer at the Institute. The bulk of the papers...
Holograph letter written at Augusta House to E.W. Jackson, Esq.
This collection is comprised of facsimiles from the Ralph Leroy Milliken Museum in Los Banos. The collection was created in the 1970s to accommodate history students at Stanislaus State. Included is an index and some biographical information. Milliken conducted oral...
The Randall Milliken papers consist of Milliken's research notes used in compiling his database of Central California Missions as well as his general ethnohistorical research of California Indian populations.
Relates to prospects for peace through international disarmament. Written by W. Millis and James Real. Subsequently published.
This collection of 1,206 slides is a representative selection of the Grateful Dead photography of Susana Millman. She began photographing the band in the early 1980s, and from 1985 to 1995, she had extraordinary access to concerts, backstage areas, and...
Captain Warren F. Mills papers, ferryboat records and vessel history index cards collection (SAFR 18467, HDC 89) ranges in date from 1908 to 1977. Mills' papers include two folders of correspondence and patents. The ferryboat records consist of a 1977...
This collection chronicles the history of the College from its inception in 1852 in Benicia, California through current day in Oakland, California.
This digital collection consists of items selected from the F.W. Olin Library's photograph collection that depict Mills College's early history. The photographs were selected from the three categories that are represented in the collection: buildings, portraits, and campus life. The...
Papers of Edgar Mills, dating from 1852-1888, bulk 1880s, ca. 120 items. Primarily business papers (1852-1888); some personal correspondence (1879-1887).
Collection consists of clippings, newspapers, flyers, bulletins, reports, photographs, campaign materials, correspondence, legal documents, notebooks, speeches by Mills, books, musical notation, memorabilia and a typescript biography of Mills by his wife....
Metropolitan Water District reports, publications, correspondence, clippings, and meeting minutes.
Hugh Mills (1906-1971) was a British playwright and novelist. His most widely known work is the novel , for which he also adapted the screenplay. The collection consists of Mills' manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, ephemera, and memorabilia. Manuscripts include , ,...
James R. Mills, Democrat, was a member of the Assembly from 1961 to 1966 and a member of the Senate from 1967 to 1982. The John J. Mills papers consist of Assembly Bill files from 1961-1982 and photographs, 1973-1974.
Correspondence, diaries, and clippings, relating to nursing work of the British Red Cross during World War I.
The papers of Architect Mark Mills are comprised of correspondence, legal documents, photographs, architectural drawings and plans, marketing and public relations materials for his practice, and presentation drawings. Architectural plans and drawings for single-family residences, ranging from 1950-1995 make up...
The Paul Mills papers document civic and preservation activities conducted while Mills was director of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and served on the board of the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation. Most notable was his work on...
Includes views of women, men, buildings, and seminary grounds.
This collection contains the papers of Susan and Cyrus Mills, for whom Mills College is named.
Composition books containing religious and inspirational verses by Mills (1848-1930), an "English clergyman residing in San Bernardino," ca. 1912-1920.
The Walter Millsap papers contains professional and personal correspondence, contracts, financial documents, publications by Millsap, photographs, audiovisual materials, newspaper clippings, and other material regarding Walter Millsap and the Llano Del Rio colony, a utopian society created by Job Harriman that...
Jesse Fonda Millspaugh (1855-1919) was an educator in Salt Lake City, Utah and Winona, Minnesota before relocating to California where he was president (1904-17) and president emeritus (1917-19) of the Los Angeles State Normal School, dean of the Southern Branch...
As a Deputy Special Assistant to the President, Peter Millspaugh worked for Harry Dent and was responsible for coordination of Republican party activities and the White House. The files reflect such matters as assistance in Congressional elections, appointments, and personnel...
The collection contains travel and home movies; cartoons and children's films; family recipes; monthly and annual reports; meeting minutes; financial records; family photographs; and a few miscellaneous items from the Milner Family.
Typed transcripts of: diary (Dec. 4, 1849-May 5, 1850); letters (1855-1856) to James King of William and J.P. Overton; miscellaneous notes (including accounts for woodyard and Market Street Railway) Also, notes on Bryant & Sturgis accounts (1837-1840)
Letters to his wife provide: account of his journey to California via Panama; description of his mining ventures at Oak Bar; experience as a merchant in Sacramento and in San Francisco; account of fires in San Francisco. Also includes letters...
Physique photographic prints produced Lyle Frisby and Pat Milo. Milo sold photosets through the mail and his images appeared in physique magazines, circa 1955-1969.
Reports, studies, conference proceedings and papers, census reports, and printed matter relating to urban planning and other aspects of economic and social development in Indonesia
The collection, which spans the years 1930-1978 (bulk 1954-1968), consists of records, drawings, photographs, and papers relating to the architectural career of Germano Milono. Working mostly in California and Nevada, Germano Milono and Associates took on educational, civic, commercial, medical,...
Exterior and interior views of the Winsor Blacksmith Shop of Milpitas, Calif. taken prior to the demolition of the structure to build a new public library and garage.
Milroy's photographs of the Sunset Junction Street Fair from August 23-24, 1980.
Correspondence, printed matter, personal documents, and photographs, relating to Russian and Latvian émigré affairs. Includes papers of Hella Beatrice Milrud, wife of Aleksei Milrud, and of Mikhail Mil'rud, father of Aleksei Milrud and journalist in Latvia.
California State University Fullerton Office of the President, Milton A. Gordon (1990-2012) documents his tenure as university president. The records consist of correspondence, daily schedules, manuscripts, meeting minutes, photographs, videos, and newspaper clippings.
One Spanish-American War letter (ALS) on behalf of Captain John A. Miller to his wife, noting Miller had just led a military engagement, without any loss to his company. Camp Dewey, near Manila, 3 Aug. 1898. Stamp: Wilson Collection [?].
Milton Berle's career is one of the longest and most varied in show business, spanning silent film, vaudeville, radio, motion pictures, and television. The collection consists of scripts from Berle's radio and televsion programs, and the .
Fifteen letters from Milton Lamaster to his brother, chiefly describing his overland travels to the California gold diggings in 1852, and then to British Columbia in 1858. He describes the cost of food and provisions, his trip across the plains,...
Interviews about printing, with a former printer associated with the William Edwin Rudge firm and Viking Press. Interviewers: Chris Brun and Hobart Skofield, 1971-1973. Interviewee(s): Milton and Evelyn [?] Glick Transcript: Yes - 16 pp. [of tape 1 - June...
Letters concern life in San Francisco, with comments on business and economic conditions there, fire fighting and politics; and experiences mining at Green Mountain Bar.
Letters, memoranda, clippings, and photographs, relating to the service of H. Milton with the Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista (POUM) militia during the Spanish Civil War, his acquaintanceship with the writer George Orwell in the POUM militia, and miscellaneous activities...
Kept while a student at Santa Cruz High School and a member of the Class of 1901, University of California, Berkeley. Contain clippings of articles, many written by Schwartz (some for the Occident), theater programs and photographs. At end of...
Description of the University of California expedition to El Salvador to collect specimens of mammals, fossils and plants.
Papers relating to Milton Hildebrand's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Primarily drafts and manuscripts of books, including: The Last Hunt; White Horn, Red Horn; The Black Bull; and Backtrack. Also includes many composition notebooks with story ideas and notes. There is one folder each of correspondence, photographs, and notes, a...
Articles of agreement, bills, correspondence, receipts, invoices, deeds, production reports, Nevada County mining records.
Articles of agreement, bills, correspondence, receipts, invoices, deeds, production reports, Nevada County mining records....
Summary: Contains two letters (1850) which describe Latham's trip and arrival in San Francisco. A Day Journal, January 1, 1860 to May 6, 1860, describes his election and first months as a senator in Washington, D.C. Typed transcripts of the...
Contains Milton S. Latham's letter of resignation from the governorship of California after the state legislature elected him to a newly vacant U.S. Senate seat, personal and official handwritten correspondence as governor, senator, and private citizen, and an addendum to...
In addition to Salkind, includes interviews with Elizabeth Elkus, Agnes Albert, Ava Jean Pischel Brumbaum, Zaven Melikian, May Kurka, and Colin Murdoch.
Portraits of Elizabeth Elkus and Milton Salkind.
Tse Bonita Wash at Tse Bonito, New Mexico -- Residential section, Window Rock, Arizona -- Untitled view of residential area of Window Rock, unsigned.
Contains 12 letters to and from California Governor Hiram W. Johnson, and the Oil Industry Association discussing Barclay McCowan, Farmer's appointment to the bench, and about the Oil Industry in California.
Periodicals, songs, programs and printed ephemera from Tule Lake & Poston, and from the detention camp at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Drawings of Japanese American internees at Topaz internment camp (officially known as Central Utah Relocation Center) in Topaz, Utah during World War II. Each drawing features a large central portrait surrounded by small, often humorous vignettes depicting living conditions of...
Letters, written by Louis Janin, James D. Hague and others, regarding the operation of the Mexican silver mine (Alamos?) and distribution of shares and selling of stock, and information on activities of Henry Janin.
The Caro Minasian collection was acquired by the UCLA Charles E. Young University Research Library in 1968 from Isfahan born physician and collector, Dr. Caro Owen Minasian. The Collection consists of: Armenian manuscripts, among which is the noteworthy Armenian Gospel...
Collection consists of Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Urdu manuscripts relating to Persian and Arabic lexicography, Persian literature, history, Shiite theology and jurisprudence, practical arts, and philosophy and logic....
Reports, lists, letters, and financial records, relating to United States government-sponsored book distribution in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
Marian Lane discusses her childhood in Indiana as Winnie Ruth McKinnell, her marriage to Dr. William Judd, social life in Mexican mining camps and raids by bandits, her work in Phoeniz, Arizona, as a medical secretary to support her husband...
Photos show the Saxton Shaft (on verso: Property of the McKinley and Smelting Co. [sic]) and the Giroux Shaft (property of the Giroux Consolidated Co.) in Ely, Nevada.
Detailed photographs, apparently of the Victory Mine, near Colfax, Calif.
2400 3 x 5 inch membership application cards for the Mine Workers Protective League of Nevada County, California. Each card lists the miner's name, mine, beneficiary, and sponsor. As a whole, the card file presents a census of active miners...
This collection consists almost entirely of family letters sent by farmer Alexander Miner (1802-1873) in Lima, New York, to his daughter Martha Matilda Miner, a college student attending Oberlin College in Ohio (Class of 1863).
Collection includes files from Miner's tenure at Stanford pertaining to affirmative action, women's issues, Miner's career, correspondence, and professional activities....
Earl Roy Miner (1927- ) was born in Marshfield, Wisconsin. His published works include (1961) with Robert H. Brower, (1969), (ed. 1971), (1971), (ed. 1972), (1972), (1973), (1996). The collection includes manuscripts, correspondence, and various printed materials. Correspondents include Conrad...
Photographs depict mining facilities, miners, mine officials and mining scenes pertaining to the Mineral de La Luz silver mine near La Luz, Guanajuato, Mexico. Photographs also depict views of other nearby mining operations such as Las Palmas, San Juan, San...
Childhood and education in South Dakota, 1923 to 1948; Montana School of Mines, 1948 to 1950; working at Climax Molybdenum Company, 1950-51, 1953; teaching and graduate studies, 1951-1957; Kennecott Copper Corporation, 1957, Union Carbide Corporation, 1957 to 1967; Pennsylvania State...
The Mineral King collection measures 3 linear feet and dates from 1947 to 1995. The collection is arranged in six series: Artifacts, Background information, Government documents, Sierra Club, Maps, and Photographs Walt Disney Company,. Most of this material was collected...
The collection consists of environmental reports, correspondence, scrapbooks, and other ephemera pertaining to the controversial 1960s development of a 16,000 acre tract of the Sequoia National Forest in Tulare County, California. The materials were created and collected by conservation activists...
The Paul T. Minerich Papers document the court cases of draft resisters who were court-martialed in 1944 in Ft. McClellan, Alabama. The resisters, also known as DB Boys (Detention Barracks Boys), were court-martialed and sentenced to a dishonorable discharge and...
Photographs of mines and mining in California and Idaho.
Photographs show mines in Cananea (Sonora, Mexico), police escorting W.C. Greene, Mexican houses and street scenes, identified buildings in Cananea, a market scene, a Cinco de Mayo celebration, a child with a burro, adobe buildings, and a surveying crew.
The Norman Mineta Papers, 1961-2001 (bulk 1975-1995) document the long-term political career of Norman Mineta. Mineta began his career in local politics as a member of the San José City Council in 1967 and served as mayor from 1971-1975. In...
Norman Yoshio Mineta (1931-) was the first Japanese American to serve as Mayor of a major American city and the first from the continental United States to be elected to Congress. Spanning from 1975 to 1996, this collection consists of...
The Secretary Norman Y. Mineta Papers documents the career of Mineta after his 2006 resignation as Secretary of Transportation under President George W. Bush. This collection primarily documents his projects during his five-year appointment at Hill & Knowlton, a global...
Copies of Anna Mineyko's wartime memoirs, drawings from exile in Kazakhstan, and WWII POW correspondence between Tomasz and Anna Mineyko.
Mingei International Museum opened in 1978 as Mingei International Museum of World Folk Art in San Diego, California. The museum is dedicated to furthering the understanding of art of the people (mingei) from all eras and cultures of the world....
Relates to Anglo-American relations during World War II. Photocopy.
The Miniature Books Collection consists of unusually small-sized books. Most are United States imprints but some were published in other countries.
Views show San Francisco buildings, tourist attractions, and scenes.
This collection contains one photograph album mostly depicting life at the Minidoka Incarceration Camp located in South Central Idaho during World War Two. The album contains images of life inside and presumably outside the camp. It also features photographs of...
One album by Photographie Zola, dated Feb. 20, 1914, with 24 black/white mounted photographs of officials and dignitaries, horse and camel trainers, riders, and races at an unknown celebration/festival during the last days of Ottoman rule in Egypt.
Comments on his life teaching and supervising industrial education in the Islands.
An assembled collection of visual and written documentation, including correspondence and artists' statements, and photographs and drawings relating to gallery installations, sculptural pieces, conceptual pieces, land art, and performances. Includes artists' letters to German critic and editor Werner Lippert and...
Detailed views show mining equipment and processes. Also includes some scenery.
Ward discusses his education at the University of California College of Mines; his work during the Depression in California, Arizona, and Idaho; his work with various mining companies as a construction engineer between 1946 and 1965; his career with the...
Domestic views show many interiors of homes, including a living room and detailed views of a kitchen with kitchen equipment and a Chinese cook. Also included are Pearson's family and friends, portraits of G.C. Pearson, and many pictures of the...
Audio tape recording of the interview also available. (Classified as: Phonotape 2644 C:1-7).
Family photographs show the Dorsey residence in Grass Valley, Calif. from the interior and exterior. General and street views of Grass Valley show the convent and church, the old mill, large groups of men picnicking, horseracing at Glenbrook Park, etc....
Views of town of Rawhide, Nevada with mines in the background (one view shows the Rawhide Mining and Milling Co.). One view of a parade scene in Reno; one view of the Tonopah mining scene; and a bird's-eye view of...
Mining subjects include miners, camps, pack trains, mines, etc. Other views show Alaskan scenery, early settlers, Indians and cabins. Some views taken near Valdez, Alaska.
Subjects include the King Coal Mining Co. (Washington), San Juan Teotihuacan (Mexico), and nature scenes of Hawaii.
Kendall discusses his father striking it rich in 1900 in Tonopah, Nevada, and other historical mining events; his own experiences mining in Boron, Calif., and Saskatchewan.
Correspondence and financial records of the California State Mining Bureau
Childhood in Depression years; Colorado School of mines; from junior engineer to shift boss with ASARCO, mine operation, mining methods; Kaiser Steel, Eagle Mountain iron mine, experiments with new equipment, explosives, management of operations, company housing; Balmer coal mine, B.C.,...
The mining collection at the Doris Foley Library is comprised of books, mine maps, public records and newspapers containing information on the rich mining history of Nevada County. Beginning in 1848 with panning during the Gold Rush, and continuing...
The Mining Collection contains documents relating to the development of mining in California, including account books and ledgers for several mining companies, correspondence, photographs, and ephemera.
2 paper copies of descriptions of the following then-recently acquired California mining collections, as well as a copy on floppy disc, with box numbers in parentheses: Yellow Aster Mining and Milling Company records (2289-2310), Sierra Buttes Gold Mining Company records...
Reports on mining companies, including maps, photos, and broadsides; pamphlets, attorney's briefs for court cases, and surveyor's notebooks....
Reports on mining companies, including maps, photos, and broadsides; pamphlets, attorney's briefs for court cases.
Havard discusses his family background; his years as a mining engineer and executive, with United States Gypsum Company, Pabco, Fibreboard Corp., and Kaiser Engineers.
Arentz discusses his childhood in Nevada and Washington, D.C.; working in mines in Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, and Utah; employment of Black miners furloughed from the army during world War II; changes in mining methods, organization, and equipment.
Snapshot photographs depicting various mines, miners, and operations of the Globe Mine (Trinity County) and Mammoth Mine (Shasta County). Snapshots also depict the surrounding Trinity and Shasta County landscapes, as well as miners' families.
Contains his recollections of early California mining, his move from the National Park Service in 1933 to become president of U. S. Potash, and his experiences in mining. He also speaks of the University of California at Berkeley, and his...
Two tear sheets with prints illustrating article on lifestyle of gold miners in California. Subjects of illustrations include Chinese miners, miners cooking over campfire in mountains, miners dancing, and miners playing gambling card games Monte and Faro.
Editorials and articles relating to World War I and to the role of engineers in the war. Collected by H. Foster Bain. Photocopy.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Humphrey discusses his family background, and education at the University of Arizona; his work as a mining engineer in Mexico, Peru and Africa; his career with the Anaconda and Homestake Mining companies, and the McLaughlin Mine; and being chair of...
The collection consists primarily of the correspondence of Errol MacBoyle documenting his activities in evaluating, acquiring, and financing mining properties in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, and in Sonora, Mexico. There are also a variety of mine reports concerning past...
Bulk are 8x10 photographs of the Stibnite / Yellow Pine Mine site and smelter in Stibnite, Idaho; people touring the new smelter; and a picnic. These presumably relate to the career of Worthen Bradley and, possibly, his father Frederick Worthen...
Mining photographs show the Globe Mine in Dedrick (Trinity County, California), the Planet-Saturn Mining Company in Fools Gulch, Arizona, and others. Other related views show mining equipment, pack trains, and construction. Macgregor fire hoses being demonstrated in Oakland and Emeryville...
Includes town views of Dawson (Yukon) and Atlin (B.C.), Surprise Lake, and Boulder Creek. Landscapes, dog sleds, miners, group portraits, hydraulic mining operations, flumes, and sluices are among the images. The development of the hydraulic mining operation is particularly well...
Includes a general view of Virginia City, a silver mine, interiors of a smelter and a pan mill (quick silver works), a street scene in Virginia City, and a mine shaft.
Title supplied by cataloger.
James Vantine Mink III (1923- ) was a University Archivist (1961- ), director of the oral history program (1965-72), and head of the Department of Special Collections (1972- ) at UCLA. The collection consists of correspondence and research materials for...
H. Minkowski (1864-1909) was the joint winner of the Paris Academy of Sciences Grand Prix des Sciences Mathématiques in 1883. He developed what he called the "geometry of numbers," and worked in mathematical physics the last years of his life,...
Part of the larger Blacklisted Teachers in Los Angeles Collections, the Abraham Minkus Papers contain the materials created or collected by Minkus, a blacklisted Los Angeles teacher. The collection contains materials relating to Minkus' dismissal and subsequent lawsuits, as well...
Photographs and clippings, relating to notable individuals from Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia. Collected by the Minneapolis Public Library.
Service certificate for Arthur Ziebarth along with a letter requesting the certificate and an employee time sheet from the Soo Line.
The Vincente Minnelli papers span the years 1934-1986 (bulk 1950s-1960s) and encompass 6.8 linear feet. The collection contains scripts, production material, correspondence, clippings, manuscript material for Minnelli's autobiography, and photographs. The photograph series consists of prints and negatives of motion...
Prohibits criminal syndicalism.
The leather bound album contains 148 gelatin silver prints documenting the aftermath and reconstruction from the San Francisco 1906 Earthquake and Fire. The photographs are not arranged chronologically but date between May 1906 and May 1907.
Collection consists of seventeen open reel audio recordings of humanistic psychologists during therapy sessions.
181 letters written primarily while teaching in Arizona, first at the Western Navajo Training School near Algert in Blue Canyon, and then at the Fort Mohave Indian School at Mohave City. Includes material relating to her book Girl From Williamsburg...
This collection consists of scattered business papers of the proprietress and nine years' worth of the Minnie Hotel register....
This account book (1894-1895) bears no reference to George Minor, but his authorship seems fairly certain, since three-fourths of the customers listed herein are Collegeville area farmers. Collegeville customers included: William Brown; Fred T. Eaton; Frederick Fetti; L.S. Foss; George...
Jeanette Minor is a transgender cartoonist who, as of 2000, was living in the Tenderloin. This small collection contains one piece of pulp art and drafts for a two-page comic strip, satirically imagining an alternate life where Minor never transitioned...
Artistic images. Minor White photograph (:1--B), perhaps an abstract, resembles aerial view of ocean, with small waves delineated by sunlight. Roger Mertin photograph (:2--AX) depicts the back and buttocks of a nude woman lying face down next to a window.
Includes snapshots and negatives of, presumably, Minoru Onishi and his friends, colleagues and/or family, as well as oversize panoramic photographs depicting a gathering at a Japanese cemetery in Los Angeles and a class portait of the Military Intelligence Language School....
These four panoramic photographs show Minoru "Min" Shinmoto and his company, 34th Infantry Division Company B, at basic training at Fort McClellan, Alabama as well as Company D at basic training at For Snelling, Minnesota.
The collection consists of examples of commercial projects as well as some original artwork by Herbert L. Minshall.
This collection contains correspondence from Lieutenant Davis Minshew, United States Navy, to his friend Leonard Gorin, Jr. written between 1938 and 1949. The correspondence includes Minshew's pre-war occupations and military training and well as his wartime experiences and post-war jobs....
Cabinet Card Photograph, horizontal image of a 5 Blackface Minstrel Band. The men are dressed in top hats, vests, and suits, with fiddles and banjos in the photo. Back marked, J. Brown Photographic Artists 3 Kinmel St. Rhyl. c1880. [From...
One small broadside advertising "Duncan Clark's Lady Minstrels, Jan. 13th" [ca, 1870].
Russian samovar and wooden plates.
The collection contains photographs of the Cockettes, especially Sylvester and John Rothermel, flyers, show sequence sheets and some scripts for Cockettes performances, correspondence and contracts, newspaper clippings and published articles about the Cockettes, and some audiorecordings.
Robert Mintz is best known as a film and television producer. The bulk of the collection consists of scripts and production material for the television series and the .
This collection contains correspondence, reports, and other ephemera from Mintzer's work with the Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) in Germany from 1945-1946. This includes letters between Oscar A. Mintzer and his wife discussing his work with the JDC and what he...
Collection contains two ledgers containing Monterey Peninsula Communities, Inc. board minutes.
Handwritten.
Included are samples of the bonds issued and newspaper clippings relating to their issuance.
Carbon copies of minutes of 7 meetings, with inserted printed resolutions and official statements, concerning the construction, development, maintenance and finances of bridges in the San Francisco Bay Area. Also included, mimeograph copy of transcript of public hearing held Dec....
Contents: (Pages 1-599 missing) Aldermen's minutes: v. 1, p. 600-709 (1852, Nov. 4-Dec. 20) p. 710-926 missing; v. 2, p. 927-1049 (1853, Mar. 21-June 6); v. 3, p. 1050-1224 (1853, June 6-Aug. 24) p. 1225-1289 missing; v. 4, p. 1290-1587...
Record of activities of the court, primarily concerning the erection of the county court house, with signatures of F.M. Warmcastle and R.N. Woods, county judges.
The Council of Ministers of Peru (Consejo de Ministros del Perú), or the Cabinet of Peru, is a constitutional body. The collection is composed of the minutes of the Council of Ministers of the Government of Peru during periods of...
This is a copy of the minutes of the meeting of the Council of all the New Mexico Pueblos held at Santo Domingo Pueblo on December 10, 1926.
Until 1854, the Yolo County Board of Supervisors was known as the Court of Sessions. Its proceedings were written by hand. Location: A12.3
Papers of California native and environmental activist Harold Miossi, containing extensive correspondence with other environmentalists, government employees, elected officials, and leaders of non–profit environmental groups, legal proceedings, government documents, photographic prints, maps, and text and notes for many of Miossi's...
Manuscripts of published and unpublished poetry and prose, including articles on Robinson Jeffers, George Sterling, and on architecture.
Contains the organization's articles of incorporation and by-laws, minutes, correspondence, subject files and newsletters.
This collection consists of reprographic copies of plans dating from 1904 until 1976. The earliest drawings are of the Doulton "Sea Side Resort" in 1904. A plot plan for proposed development of the site in 1922 by the firm Soule,...
Letters and documents relating to the career of General Joaquin Miramon, native of Puebla, who rose through the ranks from second lieutenant to General during the troublous period before the Mexican War with the United States and the French invasion,...
Marcy Miranda was a graduate student at UCSB doing a case study of a Chicana feminist organization for her MA thesis in Sociology, focusing on the leaders of the Los Angeles-based Comisión Femenil Mexicana Nacional (CFMN). Her primary interest was...
Writings, memoranda, correspondence, and notes, relating to the Nicaraguan civil war. Used as working material for the book by Roger Miranda and William E. Ratliff, The Civil War in Nicaragua: Inside the Sandinistas (New Brunswick, N.J., 1993).
The Virgil Mirano 3D photography collection comprises the library of Virgil Mirano (1937-2018), the cinematographer and visual effects specialist best known for his work on (1988), (1982), and (1987). The collection contains books, magazines, and promotional material that incorporate 3D...
Articles, leaflets; audiocassettes
The collection contains personal and political correspondence, including letters from Shirley Kaufman, Senator Dianne Feinstein, former Senator Hubert Humphrey, and former Senator Eugene McCarthy; articles and correspondence relating to her children's book, "Adam's World"; agency reports; newspaper clippings; and photographs.
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The collection is comprised of the personal correspondence among Isador and Bessie Brooks; their three daughters: Miriam, Eleanor and Dorothy; Isador's father Joseph; and Miriam's daughter, during the first half of the 20th century. Isador and Miriam were Communist...
Papers of Theodore Miriam, member of the CSU Board of Trustees, Chairman of the State College Council of California (1951-1953) and Chairman of Chico State College Advisory board (1950-1960).
Collection consists of correspondence, contracts, production files, and copies of scripts for films and television shows produced by Walter M. Mirisch and the Mirisch Corporation....
Bruce Mirken is a San Francisco-based journalist, advocate, and public relations officer. His journalism research files and audiotapes cover many issues of concern to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. Some of his major story subjects include AIDS and...
Minutes, contract agreements, corporate and government reports, correspondence, financial records, clippings, publicity material and other administrative records, 1987-1993, from writer and activist Bruce Mirken. Mirken worked for over 20 years in communications and activism in social justice, drug policy reform,...
Speeches and writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to Russian literature and to Russian émigré affairs.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and clippings, relating to the investigation of the deaths of the Romanovs, 1918-1920, the creation of the first Far Eastern Republic, and Russian émigré organizations in the Far East, 1921-1927.
Relates to the history of Asian studies in pre-revolutionary Russia and in the Soviet Union. Photocopy.
Reports, orders, maps, and photographs, relating to military operations of the Second and Third Finland Rifle Brigades in four battles on the Riga Front and in the Carpathian Mountains.
Primarily personal correspondence with former students and friends regarding their writings and her life at Stanford. Also includes naturalization and citizenship papers of her father, James Mirrielees, and her own birth certificate. Correspondents include Bernard De Voto, Wallace Stegner and...
Relates to the activities of the Stanford Women's Unit in providing relief services for the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I.
Collection of loose pages from the New York literary newspaper, variously titled The New Mirror, Weekly New Mirror, The Monthly New Mirror, and Mirror Library, 1844. Found in unsorted SC. Alpha list.
Scenes of everyday activities, festivities, traditional tools, etc. of the Mayans of Chiapas; portraits; views of various locations.
Collection consists of broadsides, clippings, brochures, and other ephemeral material relating to all areas of the world except the United States.
Collection contains phonograph records, and occasionally album notes and photographs, featuring music, news, interviews, speeches, poetry, and stories. Subjects include the , Uraguayan life, Australian ballads, , , Charles Laughton reading from the Bible, Bertolt Brecht singing two songs from...
The collection includes cash receipt books from local businesses including the Rogers Hotel in Walnut Creek from 1879, records of document deliveries for Contra Costa County Superior Court in 1904-1906, a book of court summons and subpoenas for Justice of...
Manuscript and some printed material possibly pertaining to literary history.
Found in unsorted SC.
The scope and content of these books varies widely. They include business ledger books, other financial records, scrapbooks of calendars, scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, textbooks and a world atlas, property title search records, court case records and sheet music for...
Autobiographical information on California pioneers, recorded by agents of the History Company for use in the works of Hubert Howe Bancroft. Each item cataloged individually; search under title: Miscellaneous California Dictations.
1: View from Sierra Madre Villa, San Gabriel, Cal. (Watkins New Series no. 4832) -- 2: Mrs. Blake's Female Seminary ... Oakland, Alameda Co. (Houseworth & Co. no. 1448) -- 3: The City, from Russian Hill, looking down Vallejo St....
1: an early San Francisco view of buildings among sand dunes, perhaps taken from Rincon Hill looking south toward Mission Bay, or part of a panoramic series from Sacramento and Taylor Streets. Numbered 52 in negative, and attributed to Charles...
Photographs organized into the following folders by subject: Missions (includes Santa Barbara and Carmel) -- Yosemite -- Outdoor areas other than Yosemite (Viznagar Mining and Milling Co. in Alamo, coastal scenes including La Jolla and San Francisco's Seal Rocks &...
Includes views of California missions: Dolores, Carmel, San Fernando, San Gabriel, San Juan Capistrano, San Luis Rey, San Miquel, and Santa Barbara. Also included are views of Shasta Soda Springs Resort, hotels, agriculture-related scenes (farms, crops, workers drying grapes in...
irrigation, pollution, reclamation, water rights, rivers in CA, NV, and WA
Campaign brochures, buttons, bumper stickers, and matchbooks from political campaigns, particularly the presidential elections of 1964 and 1968, and the 1970 midterm election. Also included are a wooden nickel, and a sticker and handmade button reading "In Your Heart You...
Various unrelated documents, largeley from the England and the United States. Includes signatures of English noblity, a letter on discharge hospital letterhead from World War I. Some fragments contain only signatures and most correspondence include illegible signatures.
Various petitions, writs of mandamus, alternative writs, responses, exhibits, amici curiae briefs, etc., concerning California Supreme Court cases, S.F. 24348, 24349, 24354 and 24356. Includes "Supreme Court Calendar, Special San Francisco session, Monday, January 11, 1982 - 10:00 a.m.".
Title supplied by cataloger.
Merged with SC 665 on 8/6/09.
Merged with SC 665 on 8/6/09.
Merged with SC 668.
Includes dictation of Judge R.B. Ord concerning vigilance committee action against a band of desperadoes in Monterey in 1850; a list of violent deaths in Santa Barbara County from 1850 to 1874, taken from records of the coroner; transcripts of...
The prints in this group are of a miscellaneous nature. Included in this group are accounts of Juan Alonso de Sosa, treasurer of Mexico, 1531; a report on a voyage of Juan de Herrera y Montemayor from Mexico to Peru,...
Contains miscellaneous documents and fragments, mostly concerning religious matters in New Spain and signed by various officials. One of the document refers to indulgences and makes references to papal bulls and decrees by various popes. Others have references to various...
Includes two photographs of Ku Klux Klan members assembled and preparing to march, presumably in Oakland or vicinity. Also includes the Diamond Jubilee at San Francisco City Hall, San Francisco landmarks, a sailing ship on San Francisco Bay (by Rovere...
Views depict Hawaiian flower vendors, a native hut, and a bay with people in outrigger canoes.
Includes uncataloged paperbacks, stapled reports, etc. issued in 2001 by Human Rights Watch and others.
The Miscellaneous Journals and Manuscripts Collection contains two business journals that document the F. Kuchenbeiser's Works, a San Jose foundry company, a Portuguese Fraternal Benefit Society, a newspaper clippings journal documenting World War I as well as miscellaneous manuscripts related...
Box 1-3: slides used to illustrate conference on the Codex Fernández Leal, given by E.J. Molera before the California Academy of Sciences, Feb. 17 1896 -- Box 4: Santa Barbara earthquake of 1925 -- Box 5: San Francisco earthquake of...
Collection of bound law school catalogs, bulletins and announcements. Some volumes include catalogs and announcements from various law schools for a single year, while other volumes are compilations of catalogs and announcements of a single institution for several years. Holdings...
Each folder in this open collection contains single manuscript items, or a small collection of manuscript items. Most of the items are letters, though postcards, transcriptions, and other manuscript materials are present....
Collection consists of miscellaneous 18th, 19th, and 20th century manuscript materials, typewritten transcripts, holographs, and facsimiles. Includes literary manuscripts, correspondence, letters, diaries, scripts, legal documents, photographs, and audio tapes related to various prominent literary, political, and intellectual figures....
This collection contains a variety of manuscripts that were extracted from the Mining Collection (D-016). Included in the collection are letters, diaries, account books, and scrapbooks which range in date from 1786-1940.
The collection comprises a variety of small manuscripts acquired by the Department of Special Collections and Archives at the University of California, Irvine over a period spanning circa 1960-2000.
This collection is an assortment of 233 items relating to mineral and petroleum resources in 18 California counties. In most cases there is only a single document for an entry. Dates range from 1868 to 1944; types of documents include...
This collection contains newspapers published in locations outside of the state of California. The collection is stronger in its coverage of the United States than it is of foreign countries. Various newspapers in this collection contain coverage of the post-Revolutionary...
The Miscellaneous Newspaper Collection primarily features the American Weekly newspaper, with additional titles including the Davis Enterprise, Los Angeles Times, Sacramento Bee, and various Northern California-based publications....
Collection of tapes from various sources, various interviewers and interviewees, usually one or two tapes that don't otherwise get their own #. Interviewer: Various. Interviewee(s): Various. Transcript: None known. Arrangement: Alphabetical, by surname or title.
Photographs by Watkins show Mission San Jose (copied by Watkins ca. 1870's, from a daguerreotype of 1853-54), a "photomicrograph" of a flea, the Central Pacific ferry boat "Solano" crossing the Carquinez straits (from Watkins' New Boudoir Series #B3793), and the...
Photos, most black and white snapshots, from various sources, , often not identified but interesting images - incl. aerial views, architecture, automotive, aviation, boats / ships, bridges, children, destruction, double exposure, families, fire, groups, holidays, humor, landscapes / scenery, men,...
Photographs show the Rosebud Agency soldiers camp from the Indian War, pioneers (many women) surveying a western landscape from a rocky escarpment, an Indian woman in front of a thatched dugout, a western railroad snowplow with a group of men,...
Many photographs relate to Robert Louis Stevenson: various Stevenson houses, monuments, and other associated images. Includes portraits of unidentified children and adults. California landscapes and views of scenery around the southwest United States are also included. Many images are probably...
"Representative Men of Oakland" (1 item); Young Men's Hebrew Association (Oakland, Calif.) photographs (3 items); Jewish Community Center (Portland, Oregon) photographs (5 items); Camp Kelowa (Huntington Lake, Calif.) (1 item); J. Jacobs family photograph (1 item); Fleishhacker family photographs (2...
Contains various New Mexico views, including the old town in Albuquerque, pueblos, churches, adobes, etc.; several views from Manitou, Colo., such as the Cliff House and a bath house; general and specific views of Long Beach, Calif., including homes, a...
Various photographs from Los Angeles, California including: Palm Drive, Adams Street; St. James Park; Central Park; Fourth Street west from Main; two views of the home of I.W. Hellman near Hollywood; view of residential area S.E. from Nadeau Hotel (taken...
Views of streets and buildings of Oakland, California.
Chiefly photographs of places and individuals associated with the Hearsts, but not family members. Album includes garden photos of the Hacienda del Pozo de Verona and several views of a building and an arbor. In addition, the collection includes a...
Includes photos of dead on a battle field and refugees in camps.
From the Sierra Club collection.
A collection of 100 published poems in two volumes, compiled by an unidentified owner, but probably a member of the Freke family. Poems written on the occasion of deaths, births, marriages, coronations, treatises, military triumphs, and other events during the...
Unidentified single and group portraits of Haskell family members, many of whom were involved in California socialist movements, including the Kaweah colony. 1 photo of interior of a room.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Gift of Donna Stein and Henry Korn, 2004.
Includes Los Angeles City College faculty parking permit, business cards, programs, certificate of awards, club membership certificates. Many are for Los Angeles Junior College/Los Angeles City College and other organizations.
1: woodland or rural scene (numbered "4") by Salomon Gessner, 1775, with two women or nymphs in classical attire -- 2: woodland scene (numbered "5") by Salomon Gessner, undated, with one woman or nymph in classical attire -- 3: 20th...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Miscellaneous Records consist of nine disbound volumes of indexes and 101 bound and disbound volumes of Miscellaneous official records. They contain various instruments recorded in San Diego County primarily affecting ownership of, and interest in, property from 1850-1931, including affidavits,...
Collection of civil, criminal, small claims, etc. records from the Justice Court. A56.5
Includes photos of UC Berkeley (1890's?) ; photos of 1906 San Francisco fire; San Quentin ferry ship; Point Richmond; one scene at a Santa Cruz Mountains mine shaft entrance after an explosion (ca. 1890.); two views of Marin Circle (Berkeley)...
This collection contains advertising ephemera from various Santa Rosa, California business, created between 1888 through the early 1920s. Includes calendars, display cards and other items.
Contains miscellaneous photos from various locations including a number of views from Oregon such as: hotels (many in Portland) and the Columbia River Gorge; logging and mining scenes (location?); San Francisco earthquake and fire photographs; photos of Indians (Cree and...
An artificial collection of single issues, or scattered issues of periodicals, bulletins, and magazines published by companies; educational and religious entities; clubs; and associations; and tourism groups. From all geographic locations, including several foreign items.
Handwritten documents from approximately the 1850s. Includes correspondence, lists of names, information on commissions, and financial information. One sheet has a Gior Magnani watermark.
Western views, in generally poor condition. Of note are several San Francisco views 1897-1905, including the City Hall (and Hall of Records), Market Street, and the conservatory in Golden Gate Park (hand colored). A hand colored view of oranges and...
A collection of various telephone directories for areas around Yolo County. Location A5.5
Title supplied by cataloger.
Items captioned: Grand Musical Festival of the Pacific Saengerbund, San Jose ... -- National Herb Institute of China Main Office in America Grand Opening Banquet (group portrait) -- ... Dr. Besant and Krishnaji taken on their arrival in Los Angeles...
Various unrelated documents which include both typewritten and handwritten portions. One is an annotated example of correspondence by Maurice Elvey. The second document is an April 20, 1904 Western Union Telegram from Albert E. Fisk of Hillsboro, Illinois to Mrs....
Contains views of Salt Lake City, including Mormon Tabernacle, Bee Hive House, main street and buildings. California photos include views from San Francisco (Bush and Mason Streets), San Leandro, "Hayward Express" stage coach, unidentified school house and group portrait of...
1: Great Chinese dragon parade in Los Angeles Chinatown (by [Charles B.] Waite), showing Chinese men in traditional dress, dirt streets, and wood frame buildings -- 2: a block in Chinatown, Los Angeles (by Roberts & Fellows, no. 5064) --...
Views of Alaska show a church at Sitka and the town of Kodiak. California scenes include San Bernardino, the Arrowhead Hot Springs Hotel, the Carnegie Institute Building at Stanford University, and Mariposa Big Tree Grove.
Views of the Fairmont, Palace, and Grand hotels, a bread line, Call Building and the I.O.O.F. Building in ruines, and other scenes following the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. Also includes photos of a neighborhood in Los Angeles,...
Includes 23 photos of Oakland (many wharf scenes) San Francisco, Alameda County-- 8 photos of Garberville-- 8 photos of Mendocino Co.-- 6 photos of Sonoma Co. and the North Bay-- 6 in named miscellany -- 8 unidentified miscellany. Views include...
Views show Mushroom Park in the Garden of the Gods (and other Rocky Mountain scenes), Longfellow Monument, a scene in Mesa Verde National Park, cliff dwellings, campus buildings at the University of Colorado, and desert scenes including mud volcanos and...
Landscapes, portraits, lava flows, residences, Hawaiian girls and boys.
Title devised by cataloger.
Includes: 1971.084--AX: Sierra Nevada photo by Eleanor Ryan -- 1971.085--B: "Winter shrine" photo by Henry E. Timby -- 1971.086: etchings and photos by George J. Young -- 1971.087--AX: photo club booth at the Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco, 1905 -- 1971.088--AX:...
Chiefly printed materials relating to the guo min dang, with a few original items, including an address book of KMT branches in various U.S. cities, and an oath for new members. Includes proceedings of the 2nd through 5th conventions of...
A wide variety of subjects are represented, primarily of California and Western America. Includes panoramic or bird's-eye views of cities and towns, posters, portraits and group portraits, etc. Includes some views of Mexico, Panama, and South American towns.
Correspondence, drafts of articles and chapters, speeches, lectures and teaching materials; audio tapes (reel-to-reel) of lectures.
The Willard O. Mishoff Library Science Literature Collection 1875 - 1967 (bulk 1920-1959) contains a variety of published and unpublished materials disseminated to American libraries and practicing librarians to aid them in collection development, reference, circulation, and cataloging services. Typical...
This collection contains 1 letter written by Pvt Mathew J. Misiur, during the Second World War.
Photo postcards and art postcards of scenes in Netherlands, Germany, Austria, [and Switzerland?]. In hand as of June 24
This collection consists of a handwritten letter dated August 10, 1925, from a Miss M. Simpson to Miss Griffith, confirming a reservation made by Miss Griffith for two single bedrooms and a sitting room for five days at a hotel...
The Miss Indian America archive contains materials pertaining to the Miss Indian America pageant held during All American Indian Days in Sheridan, Wyoming from 1954 to 1984. This pageant was envisioned as an alternative to the Miss America pageant. Contestants...
Professionally-produced views of school children during staged classroom activities. Despite captions, children appear to be younger than high shool age. Subjects presented in teaching aids include Geography, U.S. History, Immigration, Transportation, and Economics. One print labelled "K.S. Practice teaching room."
96 black and white snapshots, captions in English, with images of Italy (Florence, Venice, Milan), England (London), New York City, Panama Canal, Nicaragua (Corinto), Mexico (Mazatlan), California (Nordhoff - Ojai Valley many on horseback, Santa Barbara), and Alaska (Inland Passage,...
Primarily photographs, some correspondence, ephemera, and rock samples....
Relates to the life of an underground fighter in German-occupied Belgium during World War II.
Single items relating to California missions and churches; each cataloged separately.
Single items, numbered serially, relating to California missions and churches.
The Mission Bay Collection was donated by Marion L. Schwob, widow of Walter E. Schwob, probably in 1985. Walter Schwob was an engineer in the office of the City of San Diego Planning Department and was associated for several years...
Mission records for Bautismos: Nos. 1-1918. (1817-1839); Matrimonios: Nos. 1-556. (1818-1839); Difunciones: Nos. 1-807. (1818-1839).
Account of his search for the origin of the emblem on a baptismal font cover in the San Xavier del Bac Mission, covering to some extent history of the Arizona and California missions and their cattlebrands. Photographs and drawings included.
Materials document the Mission Council on Redevelopment's efforts to stop urban renewal in San Francisco's Mission District. Included are assorted flyers, brochures, correspondence, reports, and resolutions.
Edward Vischer's was completed in 1878 and bequeathed to Vischer's son Hubert upon the artist's death that same year. The collection contains 49 water-colored drawings primarily featuring California's twenty-one Franciscan missions and their environs. The collection also contains 4 photographic...
This collection consists of photographs and documents related to the Mission Inn, a national historic landmark located in Riverside, California, generally considered to be the largest Mission Revival Style building in the United States. The collection also includes images of...
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Interior and courtyard views of the Mission Inn hotel: the Spanish Patio; the Spanish Art Gallery, and the Cloister Music Room (or Spanish Knights' Hall.)
Professionally-photographed views of the Mission Inn in Riverside, Calif., taken by various photographers, chiefly at the turn of the 20th century.
Collection consists mostly of photographs, a small number of slides, pencil sketches and contact sheets. Depicted are San Francisco's Good Samaritan Community Center (Potrero Ave.); Mission Adult Center; Mission Community Center; and streets and buildings in the Mission neighborhood. Youth...
The records of Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc., a social service organization in San Francisco, from its founding in 1958 until 1972. Also some records from predecessor organizations dating back to 1941.
Book of baptisms of the mission, April 21, 1807-February 21, 1828; book of burials, May 16, 1807-November 18, 1825.
This record group documents the activities of the Mission Olive Preservation, Restoration, and Education Project and includes adminstrative records, organizational documents, publicity materials, photographs, and educational materials about growing and preserving mission olive trees.
Photos show the Mission San Antonio de Pádua in ruins and during restoration sponsored by the California Historic Landmarks League. One shows an anniversary celebration of the mission. One photo shows two young men inside a room with tubs and...
Album of commercial portraits of cast members of the eighth season of The Mission Play. Unidentified subjects include actors, musicians and dancers, all in costume (reflecting their roles as Native Americans, Spaniards, Mexicans, Mexican Americans, etc.) some posing in groups...
The Mission San Diego de Alcalá Excavation records document the nearly twenty years of excavation work conducted during a University of San Diego course led by Professors Raymond Brandes and James Moriarty. Among the records are research materials, photographs,...
Views of tile roof and garden wall of Mission San Fernando, San Fernando, Calif.
Photos show 2 views of the Mission San Jose before restoration, and 2 views of Jose de Jesus Vallejo's flour mill.
Mission records for baptisms, marriages and deaths, signed by officiating priests. v.1 Bautismos. (Nos. 1-6200; Sept 2, 1797-Nov 17, 1830); v.2 Bautismos. (Nos. 6201-8945; Nov 22, 1830-May 8, 1859); v.3 Matrimonios. (Nos. 1-2587, and Indice; Sept 24, 1797-May 17, 1859);...
Title supplied by cataloger.
The Mission Santa Clara Book Collection is comprised of 148 titles of Mission-period books, dating from 1548-1835. The Collection was the library for Mission Santa Clara, founded in 1777 by the Franciscan Fathers. The volumes are primarily religious books including...
The Mission Santa Clara Manuscript Collection, 1777-1903, 1958, 2002 (bulk 1777-1851), consists of hundreds of manuscripts written, collected and used by the Franciscans at Mission Santa Clara, from the founding of the Mission in 1777 until the arrival of the...
The Mission Santa Clara Map Collection consists of 17 maps of Mission Santa Clara, founded in 1777 by the Franciscan Fathers. The maps range in date from 1854-1980, and include site plans, surveys, plot maps, and landscape drawings.
This collection contains business records for the Mission Valley Nursery, run by the Benard family from 1888 to 1945.
The Mission Viejo Library Collection contains a broad variety of images of the creation of the community and later city of Mission Viejo. Included in the resources are a large number of early community plans and new home brochures, as...
Collection contains views of Mission San Miguel, Mission San Luis Rey, and Mission Santa Inez. Also includes a photograph of the summit of Mt. Lowe showing the hotel and observatory, and a reproduction of an 1847 watercolor of the corner...
Chiefly snapshots in northern and central Mexico. The first page has a postcard of the Sarah Davis Deterding "College of Missions" in Indianapolis, Indiana. Includes many snapshots and group portraits of young women and children (presumably from American Protestant mission...
The Missionary Rest Colony on Mission Road, Glendale, CA (c.1920-2005) was built as a community for visiting Christian missionaries, regardless of ecclesiastical denomination or nationality. In 2005, MEK Associates, Inc owned the property and had the buildings deconstructed to support...
Fragments of materials probably relating to Mexican or California missions. Includes: portion of a play (12 leaves, bound); manuscript, ca. 1776, concerning a law regulating games of chance, which includes the names of the various games (1 leaf, folded); and...
Album contains postcards with views of California missions. Photographs show wilderness areas throughout the Sierra Nevada, and also Crater Lake National Park, Or. Some show the 1915 San Diego Exposition grounds and vicinity.
San Luis Rey -- Santa Inés -- San Diego -- San Buenaventura -- San Juan Capistrano -- San Fernando (2) -- San Miguel -- Santa Barbara (2).
Photographs document mission buildings of Mexico (and Arizona). Exterior and interior views are present, with an emphasis on interior details such as furnishings, religious art, and architectural elements. Exterior views show the effects of flood and other damage.
Most of the images concern four missions: San Luis Rey, San Fernando, San Juan Capistrano, and Santa Barbara, and their asistencias. Chiefly represented is mission architecture, although some friars and Indians are shown at San Luis Rey and Santa Barbara....
A Twenty-Five Year Perspective of Mississippi's First Head Start Program: An Oral History of a People's Movement, 1989 pp 140 The interviews for this project were conducted in Mississippi as part of the Jackson State University/UCSB Age Of Segregation Oral...
Collection includes newsletters, memoranda, clippings, and press releases related to the Mississippi Freedom Summer Project.
Two photographs of early San Francisco depicting 1: houses on sandy terrain of the Mission District, with a barrel in the street; 2: bird's-eye view, presumably taken from Telegraph Hill, of houses near waterfront with Golden Gate in background.
Leatherbound volume, with lists of clothing issued to soldiers in Company A, 1861-1864, along with a one-page return for Company E, of present and absent officers and enlisted men for September 1864....
Freight waybill.
This collection is comprised of data used by senior officers of the Missouri Pacific Railroad during a December 1984 inspection trip arranged by Union Pacific Corporation to review proposed capital improvement projects.
Certificate of employment (Form 360) for E.D. Baker, December 13, 1891 which includes on it a typewritten note by Baker dated August 27, 1955. A receipt issued in St. Louis for shipment of 1 box of zinc to Frank Dibben...
Copies made from negatives used by Bernard DeVoto in writing The Course of Empire (Boston, 1953). A Ms. by James Mackay (1759-1822), Notes on the Indian Tribes, ca. 1804, reflects Mackay's observations while serving the British North West Company in...
The collection consists of artwork, certificates, diplomas, newspaper issues and photographs relating to the Chilean writer and poet Gabriela Mistral (born Lucila Godoy y Alcayata) (1889-1957). Ranging in date from circa 1924 to 1948, the collection highlights the fame and...
This collection includes materials collected by and created primarily by Edo Mita, dating from 1930-1955. The bulk of the collection are personal diaries related to his time in 1930s France, correspondence with Huguette Clark and others on the topic of...
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to World War I relief work in France, 1915-1920, and relief work with Russian refugees in Istanbul, 1921-1936.
The Bob & Esther Mitchell Collection, 1945-1993 is comprised of materials relating to the partners’ television writing careers, including development materials, multiple drafts with handwritten revisions, and a selection of ephemera and publicity materials. Shows represented include Buck Rogers in...
Autographs, mainly of delegates to the United Nations Conference on International Organization in 1945; inflated German currency of the 1920s; and miscellany.
This collection contains a run of correspondence that Daniel T. Mitchell authored while in the U.S. Army during World War II.
The Diana Mitchell Papers document her activities as a social and political activist, journalist, educator, and consultant in her native Zimbabwe, dating from the late 1950s to the early 2000s. The collection consists of correspondence, writings, reports, minutes, biographical data,...
The scrapbook documents her student years at Stanford and includes receipts, class registration cards, clippings, programs, dance cards, invitations, valentines, and other memorabilia, 1906-1911. There are also scrapbook pages containing postcards of Stanford, 1906-1911; of note are the woodpeckers' tree...
Family papers of the Mitchell family of El Dorado County, California.
Frank Mitchell was a vaudeville and film actor. The collection consists clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, business contracts and agreements, correspondence, souvenir programs, awards, and ephemera.
A manuscript record of physician G. (Geo.) Alfred Mitchell's practice in Michaelsville [Maryland?], commencing 1 April 1853 and running through 1 November 1856. Brief records were added in December of that year, then crossed-out. Entries, occupying 235 of 383 pages,...
Memoirs, memorabilia, clippings, and photographs, relating to British military operations in France and Belgium during World War I.
Oblique aerial photographs created by Colonel Hugh Mitchell Junior, USAF from the late 1960s through the 1980s, primarily of the Southwestern United States.
United States Inspectors' certificate 3069 issued May 11, 1881, San Francisco District, to James H. [?] Mitchell upon qualifying as Chief Engineer on high bottom river steamers.
Notes on lectures by Nathaniel Potter, professor of the principles and practice of medicine at the College of Medicine of Baltimore, were transcribed in a neat, legible hand by medical student James R. Mitchell. Some lectures are numbered and dated....
The collection contains series of early 19th century documents registering cattle brands in California, as well as 1945 correspondence and a 1939 guestbook relating to Zaca Lake Ranch, California. ...
Letter acknowledging Bidwell's letter to Mitchell after attending a lecture he gave at Stanford....
These papers contain notices from the President's Office, 1916-1918, pertaining to grades for students leaving because of the military draft, alternate seating during exams, influenza epidemic, and student discipline; form letter and report for the 1903/04 year of the Students...
The arrangements include holographs of musical scores of "Chelsea Morning," "I Don't Know Where I Stand," and "Who," arranged for orchestra by Don Bogley. "Who" was released as "Rainy Night House."...
Correspondence, reports, and other, relating to his work with Encyclopaedia Britannica, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, and other foundations and institutions such as the Annenberg. Also contains material relating to his interest in the history of printing.
The dates from 1925 – 1991, and documents theatrical productions especially in New York City throughout those years, particularly the 1930s. Alphabetized by production title, the collection consists mainly of theater programs, but also includes newspaper clippings relevant to a particular...
Writings, newspapers, magazines, journals, books, clippings, and other printed matter relating to the Muslim Brotherhood, Islamic culture and political movements, and conditions in Islamic countries. Also includes material related to US foreign policy and other global issues from the late...
Richard Mitchell worked for William Randolph Hearst as an executive pilot. He worked for Consairway, Pan Am, and United. He was inducted into the OX5 Aviation Hall of Fame in 1986.
Robert H. Mitchell (1921- 2002) studied landscaping at the University of Redlands, but after his conversion, influenced by Henrietta Mears, gravitated toward church music, graduating with a B.A. in Music from the University of Redlands (1947). Throughout his career, including...
Correspondence, typescripts of articles and speeches, research files, photographs, and ephemera of American author Ruth Comfort Mitchell.
This collection contains ephemera and promotional material from Sue Mitchell's art exhibit "52" that was on display at the Riverside Art Museum in 2013-2014.
The correspondence consists mainly of letters to and from other iris growers, but also includes some re: libraries and librarianship.
This collection contains 10 letters written by 2nd Sgt. William D. Mitchell, USA to his sister, Mary Mitchell during the Spanish-American War. Also included are ephemera, newspaper clippings, and other documents.
Diary, correspondence, writings, and printed matter, relating to Polish foreign relations with Russia, Czechoslovakia, the Baltic States, and other countries, 1914-1944; the Warsaw uprising of August 1944; and World War II Allied diplomacy.
Admiral Marc Mitscher had long and distinguished career in the US Navy as both aviator and ship commander. Mitscher's strategies were crucial to the Allied forces during WWII.
This collection contains materials used to restore the San Diego Air and Space Museum's A6M7 Mitsubishi Type Zero. Some materials include painting information, such as colors and decal placement, engine specifications, building manuals, guns and mounting, cockpit information, and correspondence...
This collection consists mainly of materials generated during Mitsuda's time at the Rohwer Relocation Center.
Norio Mitsuoka (1917-2010) was discharged from the Air Corps following Pearl Harbor and was subsequently incarcerated in Minidoka, where he worked at the fire station. This collection is largely comprised of letters sent to Norio from friends who were...
Two issues of the weekly newsletter of the German and Austrian Immigrant's Association based in Tel Aviv. Issue No. 7 is titled and the issue dated "Mai II" is titled . Both issues were published in 1939 and include both...
The papers include a History of 9th Division operations in Germany from 1944 to 1945 and memorabilia from the European Theater in World War II, including a helmet and other items from Nazi headquarters at Berchtesgaden, Germany.
The Robert Mittelstadt drawings of the Tuteur house span 3 linear feet and date from 1974. The collection consists of one flat file folder containing four architectural drawings in the form of reprographic copies. Drawings include exterior elevations and floor...
Transcripts of speeches, statements, press conferences, and interviews, relating to French domestic and foreign policy.
Welton Davis Becket (1902- ) was a Los Angeles based architect with Becket, Wurdeman, and Plummer (later renamed Welton Becket and Associates) - one of the largest firms in Los Angeles with building credits throughout the world. He also served...
The Archbishop John Joseph Mitty Collection includes non-record type materials related to his early life and as the fourth archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco. The collection includes correspondence, sermons, photographs, among other items documenting eras of...
Portraits; acitivist meetings; street scenes; a church bombing in McComb, Mississippi; construction; etc.
Relates to evidence of German sabotage in the United States during the period of American neutrality in World War I. Includes depositions, 1935, to that effect. Letter written by H. H. Martin, acting United States agent, Mixed Claims Commisssion.
Materials consist of audio and videocassettes, as well as six posters advertising auditions and performances, most including photographs of group members....
"Mixed Pickles," subtitled "Reminiscences of an Old Man Who Did Not Become President," is a 1931 typescript autobiography (104 p.) by Pierce, who describes himself as "at times trapper, hunter, canal builder, soldierette, musician, merchant, cowboy, banana planter, lawyer, judge,...
This collection documents the contributions and achievements of Madeline Mixer, a former director of Region IX of the United States Department of Labor, Women's Bureau in regards to creating equal employment opportunities, training, and education for women working in trades'...
Sound recording of interview with Madeline Mixer conducted by Harvey Schwartz. Recalls classes from Clark Kerr, UC Berkeley, and work for UC's Heller Committee for research in social economics; contains rich assessment of Women's Bureau leadership in Washington, D.C., 1960s-1970s,...
The Madeline Mixer Papers contain materials created and collected primarily during Madeline Mixer's tenure (1962-1995) as the director of the U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau Region IX office. The focus of Mixer's work as director was on working women,...
This collection includes four sets of posters created by Win Mixter for the project, Pride is a Protest, which was produced by the San Francisco Arts Commission Art on Market Street. The posters depict subjects researched at the GLBT Historical...
The papers document the passage of Measure E by the citizens of Berkeley, California, in 1998. This measure authorized a special tax to fund emergency services for severely physically disabled people. The city awarded the contract to Easy Does It...
T. Scott Miyakawa (November 23, 1906- ) earned his BS from Cornell in 1929 and his Ph.D from Columbia University and taught at Boston University from 1946-72. His efforts to collect documentary materials related to the history of Japanese Americans...
This collection includes Poston incarceration camp high school and reunion booklets, Centenary Methodist Church booklets, Imperial Valley Nikkei booklets, and other booklets related to Japanese American organizations. Also included are two photograph albums related to the Monterey Park Japanese American...
The collection contains research files and scrapbooks compiled by political science Professor Miyawaki Noboru.
Typewritten from Miyoko Takagi in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Charles H. Lewis of Mt. Vernon (WA) Junior College, dated January 30, 1943, along with a typewritten reply from Lewis to Takagi dated February 4, 1943. Takagi thanks Lewis for helping to...
The Mizpah Club was a small San Francisco women's group dedicated to helping the poor and needy of the city. The club's main activity consisted of a group sewing circle and pledging small amounts of cash donations to emergency aid...
Archive of materials related to and magazine, photographs of World War II tanks and soldiers, correspondence from J. Cuny to Joseph Mizrahi, and descriptions of German and French tanks of World War II, especially in relation to the Battle of...
The Mizuno Gallery occupies an important place in the history of postwar art in Los Angeles as a venue for contemporary art from 1967 to 1984. The archive includes gallery ephemera, postcards, letters, installation shots and other photographs documenting gallerist...
The collection consists of manuscript and reproduction scores by composer Vic Mizzy for television series (including the Addams Family and Green Acres), made-for-television movies, and films, as well as manuscript songs and published sheet music. Also present are personal papers...
The M.J.B. Construction Archive (1935-1959, undated) contains newspaper clippings, construction advertisements, postcards, and photographs documenting the work of M.J.B. Construction, a general contracting company based in Stockton, California. Newspaper clippings relate to major building projects in the Stockton, California area...
Title devised by cataloger.
The collected writings of Duflot de Mofras, including newspaper clippings, manuscript copies, and published materials. Volumes 6, 8 and 9 composed entirely of published material.
Clippings of his writings on the Institut de France, Louis Pasteur, E. Jenner, Mesmer; reprints of his article on the geographic globe at the Paris Observatory and the prize for astronomy of the Académie des Sciences.
Title page and table of contents handwritten.
Title page and table of contents handwritten.
The collection consists of promotional materials for an 1879 production of , a play based on a short story by American author Bret Harte starring actress Annie Pixley. Items in the collection include a poster advertising a specific performance, and...
Scenes show: portrait of M'liss, name of actress Annie Pixley in lower left -- Arrival of the widow, cast list on verso -- M'liss rescuing the schoolmaster -- M'liss denoucing the Mexican.
Contains a poster drawn by Harris that compares Judah Maccabee to President Taft (1912) and another poster that compares Judah Maccabee to Gen. Edmund H.H. Allenby (1918).
Collection includes teaching materials, correspondence, research files, as well as materials related to Méndez' involvment with campus Latino/a affairs....
Miguel Méndez es una gran figura literaria en el mundo de la ficción Chicana. Sus papeles representan la importancia de este escritor Chicano y sus obras. El es un novelista y un profesor universitario retirado. Información personal y biográfica, correspondencia,...
The collection includes a photograph album from the estate of Victor Mo. Mo was a gay man who was born in Malaysia and later lived in San Francisco. He was active in the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) and the...
A compilation of primary source accounts of mob violence (lynchings and murder) of “Whites” and “Blacks” in the United States from the 1840s to 1890s. Intended as the basis of a manuscript, the material was researched and compiled by...
Negative, prints, contact prints, film reels An archival collection spanning the years 1951 through 1968 compiled by the staff photographer, Fred Wohlfarth. Emphasis on southern California, Economy Run events, and service stations and their construction. Also photographs from other states,...
Receipt, 1856; shipping receipt, 1866.
This collection documents the founding, administration and work of the Mobilization Against AIDS also known as the MOB. MOB was primarily a lobbying organization working against anti-AIDS initiatives and governmental policies, promoting the testing of new AIDS Drugs, and generally...
The Mobilized Women of Berkeley records, 1917-1969, includes meeting minutes that serve as a record for the Executive Committee, the Board of Directors, general monthly meetings, bi-monthly luncheons, and annual meetings. They consist of attendance logs, address lists for members...
Ernest M. Mobley, Republican, was a member of the Assembly from 1967-1976. Some of his legislative interests were local government and wildlife conservation.
The collection is contained within an album of photographs, leaflets, and various ephemeral items relating to the service of First Lieutenant Paul H. Mobley with the U.S. 1st Cavalry Division in Vietnam in 1965-1966. There are twelve black and white...
Colleciton of notes, articles, correspondence, photographs, and term papers collected by Yukio Mochizuki, a student at CSUDH, while researching Japanese-American and Japanese-Peruvian internment during World War II.
The reflects Mochon's interest in photography and U.S. Marines history through a collection of twenty photographic prints made from the original negatives collected by Mochon. The photographs primarily depict U.S. Marines in the Legation Quarter area in Peking (Beijing).
This collection contains an original letter, photocopied correspondence, photocopied obituary, and photocopied official military and government documents from Pvt. Joseph M. Mock, AEF during the First World War.
Tequila Mockingbird is a writer, producer, singer, musician, and actress whose work is foundational to the Los Angeles underground. She created and helms the LA Punk Museum, an art experience comprised of a series of pop-up art and music events....
This collection consists of the vinyl LP records of English film and television composer, Cyril John Mockridge (1896-1979).
Exhibit photos, matted and signed, of National Parks and the scenic western United States. Also a framed portrait of Theodore Roosevelt. A number of contact prints are pasted into two books with typed text by Wineman (TR 647 .W 726...
The Model Colony Audio-visual collection consists of a variety of items pertaining to the history of Ontario and the area, its social life and customs, and significant people of the West End of San Bernardino County. Also included in this...
The Model U.N. Far West Branch Depository Collection contains materials from the Model United Nations program at California State University, Fullerton. It was started in June 1967 and acquired archival materials from the California State University, Fullerton Model U.N. program...
This collection contains a photograph album of the Model United Nations student organization, including photographs of officers, members, activities, and trips to conferences in Las Vegas and Turkey, as well as four event fliers.
This collection consists of two models of Case Study Houses 5 and 12, homes designed in 1945 and 1946, respectively, but never built by Whitney R. Smith....
Speeches and writings, correspondence, reports, memoranda, pamphlets, clippings, and serial issues, relating to Polish military and diplomatic policy during World War II, the Polish Government-in-Exile in London, postwar political conditions in Poland, Polish-American and Soviet-American relations, Soviet espionage in the...
The Art and Technology program was initiated at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in 1967, when curator Maurice Tuchman proposed the idea of formulating a relationship between contemporary artists and high-tech corporations that would lead to experiments...
The collection consists of administrative materials from Oakland's Modern Day School dating from 1958 through 1966. Included are correspondence, constitution and by-laws, brochures, a meeting minute book, and some lists of board members and staff.
Very fragile
Modern Times Bookstore was a worker-owned, radical bookstore in San Francisco. It operated from 1971 to 2016. Materials date from 1981 to 2005 and include office calendars; event announcements, flyers, and correspondence; book publicity materials from publishers; and catalogs.
Consists of files collected by Alfred Bulf, a member of the Modern Transit Society, Sacramento Chaper including publications, articles, newspapers, reports, brochures and correspondence with government transportation authorities and other mass transit advocates.
The Modini Ranch Journals collection showcases journals and ledgers handwritten by James (Jim) Lawrence and Shirley Nye Modini, gifted to Sonoma State University Library by Audubon Canyon Ranch in 2013. Jim and Shirley Modini were Sonoma County natives who lived...
The artificial collection comprises primary and secondary source materials on Helena Modjeska, a nineteenth-century Polish stage actress who had a successful career in the United States. Most items pertain to her stage career, while others provide insight into Modjeska's life...
This collection contains correspondence, photographs, and ephemera of Polish actress Helena Modjeska (1840-1909) and members of the family of Ludwik Opid (1865-1948), whom Modjeska considered to be a nephew, dating from 1869-1982. The bulk of the materials consists of correspondence,...
Modoc (bark) cartage receipt (SAFR 422, HDC 503) is for $318.30 for Simpson Brother's & Company Regular Line Oregon Packets. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
This collection contains lantern slides with both photographs and illustrations of the 1873-1873 Modoc War, a conflict fought in the lava beds at Tule Lake on the California-Oregon border between a small band of Modoc Indians and the United States...
Contains 15 black and white cartes de visite picturing Modoc Indians who took part in the Modoc War of 1872-1873. Portraits taken by Louis Herman Heller after their capture by Captain C.B. Throckmorton. Includes portraits of Captain Jack and his...
Official correspondence and documents, 1865-1878 compiled for Lava Beds National Monument, United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Region Four, by Olaf T. Hagen, Regional Supervisor of Historic Sites, San Francisco, 1942.
Contents: Reels 1-5, selected items from U.S. army records at the San Francisco Presidio; reel 6, Applegate papers; reel 7, from the National Archives: selected items from War Dept., Adjutant General's Office - Fort Klamath and Camp Warner (Oregon) letterbooks...
Included are portraits of Captain Jack and the following prisoners of Capt. C.N. Throckmorton and Gen. Jeff C. Davis: Donald McKay and Jack's captors, Burgess and Bogus Charley, Schonchin and Jack, Black Jim, Bogus Charley, Boston Charley, Curly-Headed Doctor, Hooka...
The MOD-X Building System records document the brief life of this product as its creators sought to find a niche for it in the post World War II efforts to industrialize building design and construction through prefabrication. Consisting primarily of...
Collection consists of reports, day books, one reel of film, and related printed material of Helen Moede, counselor and teacher at Los Angeles Juvenile Detention Center. Includes her writings on Girls' Club activities and reports of Girls' Cottage, Los Angeles...
Program, newspaper clipping, and script with scene plot, and production photographs, all relating to the play Just like a woman.
The collection contains biographical information, correspondence, professional and project files, talks and writings of the internationally known author, editor, lecturer, workshop leader, and consultant on language arts teaching and integrated curriculum development.
Orders, reports, memoranda, proclamations, press releases, statistics, charts, and correspondence, relating to the evacuation of Japanese Americans from the West Coast of the United States during World War II, and to relocation of displaced persons in Europe at the end...
Records include minutes, survey, and administrative communications....
The papers of James Moffitt, Curator of Ornithology and Mammalogy at the California Academy of Sciences. Includes notes, manuscripts, correspondence, publications, and field note books.
This collection comprises the research files and manuscript of Leonard C. Moffitt, campus-community planner at the University of California, Irvine, and author of several books about community and urbanization in Orange County and elsewhere. Included are interviews with many prominent...
This collection contains seven items collected by Johnny Edward Mofield and donated to the Congressional Medal of Honor Society to honor Ray Collins and Gerard White. The items include one post card, one carte d'visite, four letters, and one ration...
The Mogensen Collection is organized in four series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Office Records, and Project Records. The Personal Papers are comprised of biographical material and correspondence. Professional Papers include Awards and licenses, and his involvement with the San Mateo...
The Captain William Mogg diary extracts (SAFR 17644, HDC 384) is a twelve-page diary transcript of William Mogg and Captain Amundsen's 1905 trip from Herschel Island to Eagle City, Alaska. Their vessels became trapped in an ice floe and they...
The Helene Moglen papers is comprised of records from Moglen's academic career at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Included in the collection are her resarch files, teaching and writing material, administrative material, and her email. Moglen was a feminist...
Chinese and Thai military and civil medals. Includes medals issued by various Chinese warlords, 1911-1928.
Project Mohole (1958-1967) was a multi-institutional federally funded science program to retrieve a sample of the Earth's mantle layer by drilling through the crust layer in the deep ocean. This collection documents its committee support, technical progress, and contributions to...
This collection includes correspondence, clippings, articles, typescripts, and photographs documenting architectural styles worldwide taken mostly in the 1960's by the architectural historian and critic Sibyl Moholy-Nagy. The images and articles relate to the history of architecture and were used to...
The Hal Mohr and Evelyn Venable papers span the years 1912-1974 (bulk 1930s-1940s) and encompass approximately 3 linear feet. The collection contains clippings, correspondence, several scrapbooks, and photographs. The photograph series consists of photographic prints and negatives of motion picture...
The collection contains items reflecting Mr. Mohrlock's career in aircraft design and engineering and, in particular, his work with pilot escape systems in aircraft and space vehicles.
Clippings, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to peace movements and education for peace in East and West Germany and in Norway.
1: Mojave ceramic pots in fire, photographed by C.C. Pierce -- 2: a portrait of a Maricopa husband and wife, with original identification penciled on back: "Maricopa Charlie & squaw". Desert ramada, wooden implements, and a ceramic bowl are in...
The Photographic Views of the Mojave Route, El Dorado Canyon and Fort Mojave collection contains 41 photographic prints taken by Rudolph D'Heureuse in 1863. Pictured in the collection is the Mojave Desert region from the San Bernardino Valley and Cajon...
The Photographic Views of the Mojave Route, El Dorado Canyon and Fort Mojave collection contains 41 photographic prints taken by Rudolph D'Heureuse in 1863. Pictured in the collection is the Mojave Desert region from the San Bernardino Valley and Cajon...
The Mojave Water Agency collection contains memorandum and meeting minutes of the board of directors about water-supply and water-rights in the Mojave, California region during the 1960s.
V. 1: 1854-1858; v. 2: 1892-1907.
Mokelumne Hill papers, BANC MSS 97/141 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Files mainly relating to Santa Barbara transportation issues.
Clippings regarding strike, lawsuits, and other events.
Election campaign literature, newspapers, pamphlets, other printed matter, sound recording, and video tape, relating to political conditions and elections in Moldova.
This collection comprises the editorial files of the scientific journal from 1983-2002. Walter Fitch, UC Irvine professor and chairman of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, was the founding editor of this journal. The collection documents the production and...
Family background, education, postdoctoral fellow, University of California, San Francisco, 1975-1977; scientist at Genentech, 1978-1994: somatostatin project, human insulin project, human growth hormone work, early days of Genentech, business strategies, monoclonal antibodies; work at Genencor; Glycogen, Inc., March 1990-November 1991;...
Correspondence, diaries, reports, memoranda, speeches and writings, notes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to criminology and the administration of justice, assimilation of immigrants, politics in the United States, the presidential campaign of 1932, the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, and...
This collection contains the papers of Gloria Molina (born 1948), who was a Los Angeles County Supervisor of the First Supervisorial District from 1991 to 2014. This collection is mainly comprised of records created and accumulated during her years on...
Gloria Molina, Democrat, was a State Assembly member from 1982-1986. Her papers include bill files on AB418-AB3950, AJR110 1983-1984, AB141-AB4303 1985-1986, ACR25, ACR28, AJR26, press releases, newspaper editorials, and background files from 1982-1986.
This collection contains materials related mostly to Laura Molina's band Tiger Lily including photographic prints and negatives, flyers, promotional items, slides, handwritten notes, and audio recordings in various formats. Also included is Molina's original production artwork, comic book sketches, and...
Elick Moll (1907- ) was a screenwriter for Samuel Goldwyn, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Twentieth Century-Fox, a television writer, and frequent contributor of short stories to various magazines. The collection consists of manuscripts and clippings relating to Elick Moll and his books.
Memoirs, clippings, and miscellanea, relating to pre-World War I social conditions in Poland and Polish émigré life. Includes a photograph of Józef Pilsudski and Ignace Paderewski.
The collection contains the working, task, project, and correspondence files and materials concerning the career and ministry of Virginia Ramey Mollenkott (1932 - ), an English professor and advocate of women's and gay and lesbian rights. Raised a fundamentalist Christian,...
Lynette Molnar photographic portraits of gay and lesbian individuals, couples, and groups, 1988.
Views of commercial fishing and scenes of the fish trade at the piers of San Francisco, with emphasis on salmon, crab and herring fishing.
Study, entitled The Role of Certain North American Academics in the Struggle Against the Liberation of Southern Africa, presented at the United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and Planning Conference on Socio-Economic Trends and Policies of South Africa, December...
Production materials of Momentum Press, a Santa Monica, California, literary press operated by writer and editor William Mohr between 1974 and 1985.
Wilfried Francius Henricus Maria (W.F.H.M.) Mommaerts (1917-1994) was a Belgian-born physiologist and Professor of Medicine and Physiology at the UCLA School of Medicine's Department of Physiology, whose research focused on cardiovascular function and disease. This collection, spanning 1943-1991 (bulk 1985-1991),...
The Momo's Press Records consist of editorial files, records of magazine, and administrative files. Editorial files contain final copies, manuscripts, and production materials of books published by Momo's Press as well as correspondence and publicity materials. magazine records contain manuscripts,...
Collection consists primarily of newsletters sent to constituents while Monagan was a California Assembleyman.
Reports, ordinances, proclamations, and legal opinions relating to political, economic, and legal aspects of governmental administration in Korea, and to repatriation of Japanese in Korea. Collection also available on microfilm (12 reels); microfilm is off-site.
The collection contains appointment books, biographical, personal and family files, correspondence, research files, scrapbooks, speeches and lectures, writings (including ms drafts), photographs and illustrations of Jay Monaghan, a Lincoln, Civil War, and western history scholar. Monaghan also played a major...
The papers primarily consist of correspondence generated during Monahan's years as mayor of San Jose, 1912-1914.
This collection contains an ashtray from the historic lesbian bar, Mona’s 440 Club, which was located in the North Beach neighborhood of San Francisco, California.
Paul Monash was a writer and producer and served as a producer for the television shows and among many others. He also produced motion pictures, such as and . The collection consists of first and final draft scripts and writer's...
Written in an early document hand, the contents refer to the transfer of property to the monastery of Saint Peter and Julian, martyr, and describe the bounds of the land. Probably Italian. The document is signed by Andreas, monk and...
The Monastery of the Risen Christ was a Benedictine Monastery that started as a “mission” from Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery, Pecos, New Mexico in 1987 by Fr. Ray Roh OSB. The communities participated in the Catholic Charismatic renewal. This...
The Svetlana Monastyrskaia papers (1858-2016) includes photographs, identification documents, and genealogical records documenting the experience of Russo-Polish emigrants after the Second World War.
This collection is comprised of correspondence, genealogical research materials, a few newspaper articles and religious memorabilia of a Mexican family descended from Sicilian royalty. The majority of the papers appear to have been gathered together for the purpose of proving...
Studio portrait photographs, photographs of paintings, and snapshots of Moncada family members. Many are of Margarita Raigosa Y Moncada and family. Includes interior and exterior shots of homes and businesses in Mexico. Identified people and places include: Margarita Raigosa y...
36 ALS (ca. 600 pages) written primarily to his sister, "Nina," but including a few letters to his father. The letters cover the young Conte de Monclar's stay in Mexico as an attache of the French Legation, from his arrival...
Collection consists of a typewritten letter addressed "To the Druggists and Physicians" registered under the Harrison Narcotic Law, asking that they provide information on drug addicts and narcotic prescriptions. The letter outlines the information needed and asks that it be...
Swiss-American philanthropist and champion of the arts Margrit Biever Mondavi (1925-2016) was Vice President of Cultural Affairs at Robert Mondavi Winery. Her papers include correspondence, daily calendars, travel itineraries, subject files, clipping files, original artwork, photographs, and realia. Also included...
Collection contains records, photos, brochures, programs, video recordings, and memorabilia related to the design, construction, and programming of the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts.
The Robert G. Mondavi Papers document the life and work of California winemaker and innovator Robert Mondavi (1913-2008). Mondavi was highly influential in redefining the place of wine in American food culture and promoting California wines throughout the world. The...
Records of The Monday Club of San Luis Obispo, a civic and social non-profit organization founded in 1925. Records include meeting minutes, presidents' papers, operations and financial records, fundraising events, social activities, scrapbooks, and ephemera relating to the mission of...
The Monday Evening Concerts, first known as Evenings on the Roof, began in 1939 under the direction of Peter Yates. The concerts featured chamber music and experimental works. The collection consists of programs for the Monday Evening Concerts of Los...
Correspondence, writings, news dispatches, reports, bulletins, pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, and photographs, relating to the Minutemen and other right-wing paramilitary groups in the U.S., and to the Irish republican movement in Northern Ireland. Video use copies of motion picture film available.
Minutes of meetings, programs, by-laws, etc.
35mm slides taken by Mondry of flowers and vegetables including: zinnias, marigolds, orchids, squash, cucumbers, corn, and cantaloupes.
This collection contains letters, essays, issues of the "Cycloner" (the daily paper of the 38th Infantry Division), and other materials from Sgt. Warren J. Mone, sent mostly to his aunt and uncle, Maurice and Josephine Whelan from 1942-1945 during his...
Proposals, memoranda, and resolutions, relating to international cooperation in commerical and financial policy.
Paul Landry Monette (1945-1995) was a novelist and poet. He received a best biography nomination from the National Book Critics' Circle and won the National Book Award for nonfiction in 1992. The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, notes, screenplays,...
Writings, lectures, course materials, printed materials from research, and miscellaneous items created and collected by psychologist/sexologist Dr. John William Money. The bulk of the collection is a complete carbon-copy set of Money's lectures from his class, "Biosocial Aspects of Human...
135 black and white photographs, printed and numbered captions in English. Locations include Mongolia (wrestling, festival, musical instruments, holiday costume, pilgrims in temple yard, view of Linsi, desert, oasis, and settlements, Buddhist temples and priests,); China (Chenhsiangtun, River Taitzu, Mancu...
Examples of manuscripts and printing from various sources.
English translation from Russian by J. Attree. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).
A small collection of Mongolian Buddhist offering print blocks and manuscripts.
Miscellaneous collection of legislation originating in Mongolia, translated by the Management Consultancy Centre, IAMD or by IRIS, University of Maryland. Originally on computer disc, they have been printed out and gathered in a looseleaf binder, in chronological order.
Pamphlets, declarations, and programmatic statements, relating to political conditions in Mongolia and to prospects for future development.
Frederick Monhoff (1897- ) was a design instructor at the Otis Institute in Los Angeles, California (1926-50), lectured for UCLA Extension, and was a design architect for the Los Angeles county Architectural Divisions. The collection consists of material related to...
One letter (TLS), in German, to UCSB Prof. Richard Exner re her writing. Furth, 3 Mar. 1989. Laid in Ritzer's Hermann Broch und die Kulturkrise... (Spec PT2603.R657 Z83 1988). Alpha list.
Series of portraits of the same model -- a young woman -- striking a variety poses with a variety of attire, make-up, hair styles, lighting, etc.
Monitor (bark) receipts (SAFR 17120, HDC 273) consists of two items dated 1870. One is from A. Camman and Company and the other is from Wright and Brown Company, both of San Francisco. The collection is available for research use...
Charles Moniz photographs of a Desert Empire Drummer leather event in Palm Springs, California, 1991.
Materials include a personal notebook that Monk kept from 1922-1941, correspondence, photos, print ephemera. In addition there are: 7 issues of “The Northern Star” illustrated publications (on rice paper) from the English Dept. Hokusei JoGakko, Sapporo, Hokkaido (March 1937, Jan....
Pamphlets, leaflets, proclamations, orders, memoranda, reports, newspaper issues, maps, photographs, and postcards relating to German military operations during World War I; political, social, and economic conditions in Germany during the war; war relief; war propaganda; prisoners of war; the German...
The Eva Monley papers span the years circa 1960s-1992 (bulk 1988-1992) and encompass 12 linear feet. The scripts and production material for A FAR OFF PLACE account for about half of the collection. More than three dozen other films are...
The collection consists of 42 boxes (letter-size, legal-size, and oversize) of the personal papers, business records, and memorabilia of belonging to Orra E. Monnette. 1865-1996, undated
V. 1- Warrant stubs, 1861-62; v. 2- minutes, Board of Equalization, 1861-80; v. 3- records of property license and tax collector, 1864-67; v. 4- miscellaneous bills, 1878-86; v. 5- records of trial of John P. Lee for murder, 1891; v....
Court cases of civil suits, criminal trials, estate matters, records of county offices....
Court cases of civil suits, criminal trials, estate matters, records of county offices.
photos, maps, and oversized designs/plans
This collection contains the organizational papers of the Mono Lake Committee from its creation in 1978 through the mid-1990s. The bulk of the collection consists of legal files documenting the various lawsuits in which the Committee was involved during this...
The Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve Photographic Collection contains 309 cataloged images that date from 1947 through 2013. Images depict the property's various natural resources.
Materials consist largely of correspondence both to and from Monod, Monod's analysis of musical pieces, Monod's musical scores and musical scores of other composers with annotations....
Reports and printed matter, relating to the French resistance movement and to the conscription of French workers for forced labor in Germany during World War II. Includes samples of German propaganda.
The Monogram Pictures photographs span the years 1937-1942 and encompass 14 linear feet. The collection consists of 6,749 items, including original negatives, photographic prints, and copy negatives. Some 127 feature films are represented by scene and off-camera photographs, publicity portraits,...
With these: Wage chart by crops: State of California 1865-1938.
Holograph manuscript dated December 26-27, 1988 (19 leaves); photocopy of final corrected typescript, n.d. (9 leaves)
152 blue line on white paper / white line on blue paper drawings issued by or related to the Monorail Portable Railway Company, Chicago.
Harold Edward Monro (1879-1932) founded Samurai Press, founded and edited the Poetry Review (1912), Poetry and Drama (1913-14) and the Monthly Chapbook (1919), and founded the Poetry Bookshop (1913). Although he is better known as an editor than a poet,...
William Monroe (1818-1908) was a Wisconsin doctor who went to California during the Gold Rush, where he worked as a gold miner and physician. The collection contains fourteen letters, dated 1850-1851, mostly exchanged between William Monroe and his wife Mary...
The town of Monrovia, California was founded by W.N. Monroe in 1886. The collection consists of correspondence and reports of the various departments of Monrovia's city government including material on the development of water resources in the Monrovia area.
Monrovia California, Photographs, 1916. Monrovia Canyon, Mount Wilson.
This set of photographs, titled “The Frederick Monsen Ethnographic Indian Photographs” by the photographer Monsen, focuses on Native Americans of the Southwest in mostly candid photographs taken in Pueblo communities, approx. 1886-1911. Views include portraits, ceremonies, dances, pueblos, livestock and...
Photographs, attributed to F.T. Moshiba, of campus buildings damaged by the 1906 earthquake, including Memorial Arch, the Library, Memorial Church, Encina Hall, and the quad buildings. Also includes eight views of damaged cathedrals in San Francisco.
Max Mont was the West Coast Executive Director of the Jewish Labor Committee (JLC), which serves as a representative body for working persons from the Jewish community by promoting human rights and assisting organized labor in its relations within the...
Correspondence, conference papers, programs, meeting materials, schedules, minutes, financial and membership records, essays, printed matter, sound recordings, and photographs relating to economic policy, laissez-faire, and liberty. Digital copies of select records also available at
18 handwritten diaries written by Montagne Cleeves, covering each year from 1898 to 1916 except 1910.
Correspondence, primarily between Montagu and his secretary, Nathaniel Davison (1764-1779), journals and notebooks, and miscellaneous documents and letters....
Papers of Elizabeth Montagu, chiefly letters, with some manuscripts.
Richard Montague was a mathematician, theorist and UCLA Professor of Philosophy, known as the namesake behind Montague Grammar theory of natural language semantics. The collection consists of correspondence, lecture notes, research notes, and personal materials relating to Montague's role as...
This collection contains 30 years of correspondence from friends and family to gay activist Samuel Robinson “Rob” Montague. Montague (b. 1946) lived in San Francisco from 1976-2003. He was active in LGBT Jewish circles, and local and union politics.
The Montana Letterheads collection consists of various businesses in both Butte and Anaconda Montana throughout the late 19th and mid 20th centuries. The material includes: J.E Oppenheimer who was well known in the produce and cigar business; The Anaconda Copper...
Contains 4 account ledgers, 1860-1884, for Wyrouck's general store in Virginia City, Montana Territory, listing names of numerous individuals and local businesses, including 2 bakeries, a meat market, miner's supply store, and a blacksmith. The first ledger also includes rental...
Collection consists of materials related to the settlement and history of the state of Montana, and includes correspondence, mining claim records, legal documents, drawings, ledgers and other items.
This collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings, Montana-related ephemera, correspondence pertaining to the Society of the Framers of the Constitution of the State of Montana as well as written attempts to compile historical accounts of various aspects of Montana's history.
Letters and invoices from various Calif. merchants, mostly San Francisco, to the Montana Mining Co. in Marysville, Mont., regarding equipment and supply needs.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Montana Mining Photograph collection, Wyles SC 1050. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Newspaper clippings concerning Montana.
The Montana (steamship) freight receipt and menu (SAFR 430, HDC 511) are dated 1867 to 1868. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Check written by the Territory of Montana for bear and mountain lion bounty.
Museo del Barrio cofounder Raphael Montanez Ortiz is a multi media artist who gained recognition at the vanguard of the Destructivist movement of the mid 1960s with his manifestos and piano destruction performances. He is also known for his pioneering...
Materials generated by Ana M. Montano-Herrera, a California-based art curator, photographer, and visual artist who has exhibited locally in the Bay Area of California and internationally in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico from 1970 to the year 2000.
Montara (freighter) rough logbook (HDC 188, SAFR 16471) documents two voyages between San Francisco and the Soviet Union. The master was Captain Thomas "Foghorn" Reilly and they were carrying arms, ammunition, food and fur for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company....
The collection consists of letters received by Frederick J. "Monte" Monteagle while he was Assistant City Editor of the Oakland, California. The letters are typewritten, with some having handwritten notes. ...
Bachelor of Science certificate from the College of Chemistry of the University of California, at Berkeley, for Montefiore Koshland.
Election campaign literature, and printed matter, relating to political conditions and elections in Montenegro.
On February 26, 1874, a group of businessmen incorporated the Monterey & Salinas Valley Rail Road, with Carlisle Abbott as president and David Jacks, chief financier, as treasurer. Construction of the railroad commenced with 140 workers, including Chinese workers, and...
Telegram.
Collection includes vacation pictures from Silver Lake (Amador County), Shasta Springs, Sacramento, Salt Lake City (Utah), the Monterey Bay area, a birds eye view of Quincy, and some family portraits.
Views of the Hotel del Monte, a missionary's oak tree, the Monterey waterfront, the interior of a fruit fair, the Carmel Mission, bathers at Pacific Grove, scenery, etc.
Captioned: First theatre in California -- Pacific House -- David Spencer House -- Ruins of Mexican jail -- Monterey Whaling Company -- Quartet House. Other photos show the bay, wharf, and boats; Chinese fishermen; street views showing businesses and inhabitants;...
Many photographs relate to ships and other maritime subjects such as lighthouses, wrecks, etc. Other photos show the Monterey Bay region more generally.
Views show Monterey, Cypress Drive, the Hotel del Monte (including an indoor swimming pool), Mission San Carlos, and other area scenes.
A pageant to be presented in the Monterey Junior College stadium celebrating the State constitutional centennial written by Dan Totheroh and Frank Lloyd
Photos depicting company property in San Benito County, Calif. Includes detailed views of mining equipment, slopes, coal belt and limestone, bunk and cook houses, etc. General views of the Priest Valley, Monterey Co., are also present.
Collection consists of the research files of Nicholas Roosevelt, compiled while he worked on the plans for the Monterey Coast Master Plan as a consultant. The files consist of reports and proposals with his annotations and separate evaluation notes.
This collection consists of letters and documents related to the government of the municipality of Monterey, California, primarily during the period 1828-1854.
Assessment Roll of Taxable Property in the County of Monterey, 1854.
Exchange tokens of Monterey County businesses collected by Jeffery McBride.
Monterey County Free Libraries' local history collection consists of books, photographs, maps, and documents on the history of Monterey County and California from the 1890s to 1970s. The collection offers historical interpretation of Monterey County and its role in California...
Mainly petitions for land.
Collection consists of covers or postal stationery displaying postmarks of unique post offices, including former post offices and mobile, branch, and temporary post offices, Wells Fargo post offices and telegraph forwarders.
Deed, certificates and abstract of title for property in Pacific Grove and Carmel, California.
Documents pertaining to the Monterey Fish Processors Association.
Artificial collection containing collected ephemera related to the Monterey fishing and canning industry, including advertisements, cannery labels, pennants, etc.
The Monterey Improvement Club, a local organization of Monterey, Calif., created in the 1920's to promote improvement in their community including education, keeping streets safe and clean, to organize parades and to control juvenile crime.
Collection consists of announcements, entry rules, posters and a "Certificate of Acceptance" designed and drawn by Eldon Dedini, programs, awards lists, judges' comments by Eldon Dedini, filmmaker John Schofill, editor and Academy Award winner Thomas Stanford, screenwriter and director Ben...
The Jail Register, Monterey County, 1850-1872, provides a unique window on Monterey County and on Monterey, the county seat, during the period of transition to American law and government. This historical record also offers evidence of the method and conduct...
The collection contains the archives of the Monterey Jazz Festival from 1958 to the present. It primarily consists of unpublished recordings and videos of festival concerts, interviews and panel discussions in various formats, including sound tape reels, sound cassettes, videotapes,...
The Monterey Park Collection includes photographs, slides, postcards and picture clippings that document the history and depict people, places and events of the City of Monterey Park and the surrounding San Gabriel Valley.
The Monterey Peninsula Community Center was founded by Dr. Martin McAulay in 1925-26, with the support of the Monterey Kiwanis Club and private donations. The Community Center was established to provide child care for working mothers and supply "supplementary meals...
Collection consists of annual editions of the Monterey Peninsula Herald devoted to the local sardine industry, published at the close of the fishing season, commencing with the issue dated February 19, 1936.
By-laws and meeting minutes of the Monterey Power Company.
Accounts for the soldiers at the presidio. C-E 47 (1 v.) contains accounts for 1830. C-E 51 (1 v.) contains accounts for 1828, with some entries signed by Mariano G. Vallejo, José de Jesús Pico, Simón Cota, José Joaquín de...
Monterey area restaurant menus and promotional ephemera, including cards and matchbooks. The restaurants are primarily seafood, although other types of restaurants and cuisines are also represented.
Collection contains 6 record boxes full of various research articles pertaining to the sardine industry.
Compiled by David McCafferty, superintendent of California Packing Co. who, in 1962, gave the album to Ray A. March, a Monterey Peninsula Herald reporter writing a guide to Cannery Row.
Two Monterey School report cards, 1907.
Store ledger maintained by unidentified proprietor in Monterey during 1836.
Album may have been purchased at Duarte's store or Oliver's Mission Art and Curio store near the custom House.
The City of Monterey commissioned A. C. Heidrick to photograph the construction of Municipal Wharf No. 2, during 1925 and 1926.
The Monterey/Pebble Beach Rugby Classic Records contain correspondence, ephemera, financial records, newspaper clippings, memorabilia, photographs, programs, publicity material, score sheets, and statistics from to the Monterey/Pebble Beach Rugby Classic tournament.
Egla Lopez Montero (b. Oct 17, 1943 – d. Jan 6, 2000) worked as a member of the Latin American Apostolic movement as a missionary to Panama for eleven years and later within her local churches in the southwest United...
Contains souvenir programs, photographs, and VHS videotapes of football games; plus sports uniforms, photographs of Hall of Fame honorees, and some school commencement programs.
Photograph album documenting travels of a group of likely American tourists in and around Monterrey, Mexico. Subjects include bullfighting, various landmarks in Monterrey (Palacio Municipal, Governor's Palace of Nuevo León, and the city's Cathedral) and other points of interest such...
This collection relates to the concession to build the Monterrey to Gulf of Mexico Railway; also included are documents concerning the proposed construction of railroad lines from Matamoros to Monterrey (built later), and from Matamoros to Guatemala.
The East Los Angeles Archives (ELAA) is comprised of collections which document the lives and events of a historical community central to the social, political, and cultural history of the Chicano/Latino community in the United States. The ELAA is a...
Album of photographs of Montevideo, Uruguay and surrounding area from 1892 by John Fitz-Patrick.
Souvenir album, dated May 2, 1919, containing 50 gelatin print photographs of the city of Montevideo.
Contains scrapbook containing Pullman ticket stubs and copies of airline tickets collected by Alvin E. Montgomery during his business travels (1923-1991) and The Literary Digest 1929 Atlas of the World and Gazetteer, with railroads over which A.E. Montgomery traveled marked...
Papers consist primarily of articles and publications by Montgomery, clippings, honors and awards, and correspondence....
Writings, reports, notes, interview summaries, and printed matter relating to American aid to South Vietnam and other southeast Asian countries, economic development in various Asian and African countries, Japanese and German public opinion regarding the purge of wartime leaders after...
The Montgomery Collection in the Santa Clara University Archives contains the personal papers of John J. Montgomery, some of his family members and associates and biographers; court materials from the patent battles waged by his family; and published materials related...
John J. Montgomery was born in Yuba City, California on February 15, 1858. He attended St. Ignatius College and received a degree in physics. In 1883 he moved from Oakland, CA, to his family’s ranch on Otay Mesa. He began...
John Montgomery (1919-1992) was a poet and the author of (1988) as well as several books about Jack Kerouac. The collection contains over 100 letters from John Montgomery to Robert Frauenglas, discussing poetry, Montgomery's books about Jack Kerouac, and personal...
The collection comprises microfiche copies of original material from Dr. John Warwick Montgomery's personal files. JOHN WARWICK MONTGOMERY is considered by many to be the foremost living apologist for biblical Christianity. He Emeritus Professor of Law and Humanities, University of...
This collection includes the personal and professional papers of Robert Langford Montgomery Jr., professor of Comparative Literature at the University of California, Irvine. It is composed of materials primarily related to Montgomery's education and career as a Shakespearian scholar. Included...
The Ross Gordon Montgomery drawings span 6 linear feet and date from circa 1900. The collection contains drawings relating to the following projects: the Shrine to our Lady of Gratitude (Santa Monica, Calif.) and St. Anthony’s College (Santa Barbara, Calif.)....
Personal papers and photographs of San Jose photographer Shirlie Montgomery (1918-2012), who captured post World War II culture in Santa Clara Valley.
Personalized photograph album of their home near Santa Cruz, "La Casa de Montgomery," created as Christmas present in 1929 by T. S. and Louise Montgomery; and a scrapbook (1916-1935) documenting T. S. Montgomery's donation of land to the City of...
1834-1870. Includes bills, receipts, indentures, yearly cotton sales records of Montgomery, a planter and plantation owner in Washington County, Mississippi, who declared bankruptcy in 1869. .4 linear feet (1 box).
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Collection of facsimile copies of drawings by Thomas Jefferson and the architectural drawings for the 1946-1953 restoration of Monticello, along with photographs of furnishings, catalogues, and reports, which were placed at the Huntington Library by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation...
General ledgers.
The Montjoy Family Photograph Collection consists of 686 photographs of family and friends of the Montjoy family between 1900s-1980s. The bulk of the photographs are family photographs of the Montjoy family taken at residences in Alameda and Oakland, California during...
Chicano/Latino publications including magazines and exhibition catalogs.
Chicano/Latino publications including exhibition catalogs and magazines.
Chiefly slides, descriptive notes by Montoya and related reports documenting the relocation, restoration and installation of two sculptures by Carter, "Ram" and "Goddess of the forest", at City College of San Francisco (PIC box 1). "Ram" was relocated from one...
The José Montoya Papers cover his life from his return from the Korean War around 1954 through the late 2000s. They contain biographical information such as correspondence, events and sketchbooks. Montoya is an important cultural luminary of the Chicano Movement...
Joseph B. Montoya, Democrat, was a California Assembly Member from 1972 to 1978 and a Senator from 1979 to 1990. The Joseph B. Montoya Papers consist of 12.75 cubic feet of textual records, 39 audiocassette tapes, and 1 audio record...
The Malaquias Montoya Collection contains silkscreen posters donated from the artist and family members. The posters are divided into three groups Premeditated: Meditations on Capital Punishment, La Raza Graphic Center, and Miscellaneous.
A founding member of Culture Clash, Richard Montoya was born in San Diego in 1959, the son of two educators. Culture Clash was founded on Cinco de Mayo, 1984 at René Yañez's Galería de la Raza/ Studio 24 in San...
Correspondence, press copy, memoranda, photographs, and clippings, relating to military campaigns in Europe and the Pacific during World War II.
The Josie's Cabaret and Juice Joint records consist primarily of performance files created and kept by the club's manager, Donald Montwill (1954-2002).
This collection, consisting of Montwill's records as artistic manager of the Rose, contains a variety a materials on just about any event occurring in its performance space. These ranged from musical reviews, plays, stand-up comedy, political meetings, rallies, slide lectures,...
Correspondence, memoirs, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to conditions in Japanese prison camps during World War II. Includes accounts of other prisoners.
Architectural views of momuments, both colonial and from the Republic of Mexico. Includes both interiors and exteriors in various locations; primarily Tacuba, Coyoacán, Tlalpan, and Churubusco, Mexico.
Album of photographs of Egypt by W. Hammerschmidt, from 1860-1869 when Hammerschmidt worked in Egypt.
The William Monzivi presentation drawing of a model house spans 3 linear feet and dates from circa 1930. The collection consists of one presentation drawing entitled “Model house”....
Materials used for compiling A survey of the library resources of the University of California: Berkeley, Davis, La Jolla, Los Angeles, Mount Hamilton, Riverside, San Francisco, and Santa Barbara. Survey conducted from January 2, 1945 to December 10, 1946.
Relates to the construction, financing, and diplomatic history of the Bagdad Railroad. Typescript appears to be incomplete.
Alan Moody (1900-1944)was an architect, playwright and novelist who made his home in Southern California. The collection consists of manuscripts, a book, press clippings and reviews relating to Alan Moody.
Reports, memoranda, pamphlets, bulletins, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to communism and China.
Scrapbooks prepared by Linwood H. Moody, an agent on the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad.
This collection contains one letter and one photograph from PFC Marguerita P. Moody, WAC to her cousins during the Second World War.
This collection contains photographs, 16mm films, personal documents, and news clippings that record Mark L. Moody's residence in East Asia.
Correspondence with literary agents, Russell & Volkening, Inc. (Diarsuid Russell) and publishers, Houghton Mifflin Company (Sterling North, Hardwick Moseley, Waddell F. Smith and others), Macmillan Company (Glen Dines); W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. (George P. Brockway, Storer B. Lunt, H.P....
Materials consist of a diary written by Richard H. Moody between 1901-1902 and revised in 1903, as well as photographs (both prints and negatives). The diary contains 200 sheets; major highlights include transporting gold bullion down river, descriptions of natives,...
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, reminiscences, and clippings relating to the public health policy of the Allied occupation government in Japan after World War II, especially in regard to reform of medical education and to the role of the Japanese physician Yoshio...
Family photographs, albums, clippings and other items relating to the early life and career of photographer Carl Moon (1878-1948) and his wife, Grace Moon.
This collection of photographs by photographer Carl Moon documents Native Americans living in Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma between 1904 and 1917. The primary tribes represented are Hopi, Navajo and Taos Pueblo Indians, but there are also Osage, Apache and...
Photographs and clippings pertaining to the Soo's, a Chinese family, ca. 1904 - 1958. Photos are from Texas, Missouri and California.
The materials of the Germaine Moon San Bernardino County Research Collection were selected and compiled during the course of Mrs. Moon's thirty years of service as a historian and reference researcher for the Mojave River Valley Museum in Barstow, California....
Includes correspondence, biographical material and employment data....
Psychedelic posters promoting various concerts by Moonalice, mostly in San Francisco, and many taking place on the April 20 counterculture holiday in celebration of marijuana and cannabis culture. Posters feature artwork by prominent artists associated with psychedelic art of the...
The materials consist of correspondence, subject files, research files, committee records, and other materials documenting the impacts of global environmental change on terrestrial ecosystems, especially on ecosystem function, productivity and biodiversity....
The Thomas J. Mooney collection measures 5 linear inches and dates from 1917 to 1918. The collection centers around the trials and is comprised of mostly legal documents. ...
Collection of materials relating to the prosecution and eventual gubernatorial pardon of Thomas J. Mooney, a labor activist who was convicted of murder in relation to a bombing at the San Francisco Preparedness Day Parade on July 22, 1916. Along...
The Thomas J. Mooney Papers document the attempts to free and vindicate Thomas J. Mooney who was wrongfully convicted of bombing the San Francisco Preparedness Day Parade of 1916. Although the collection does include personal papers of Mooney and his...
Mostly copy photographs of images taken chiefly between 1936 and 1939, presumably assembled by the Tom Mooney Molders' Defense Committee, depicting Thomas J. Mooney; Rena Mooney; Warren Knox Billings; views of the July 22, 1916 Preparedness Day parade in San...
Consists of documents, photographs, newsclippings, correspondence and other materials related to the trials, convictions and multiple appeals of Thomas Mooney and Warren K. Billings for the 1916 Preparedness Day Bombing in San Francisco. Materials also include bound trial transcript volumes,...
The Tom Mooney Case Photographs Collection (1918-1939, undated) contains 51 photographs and newsclippings; and one pamphlet regarding Tom Mooney, a political activist and labor leader who was convicted of the San Francisco Preparedness Day Bombing of 1916. A majority of...
Photographs related to the families who owned the Moore & Draper grocery store in Los Angeles, 1890s. Primarily portraits by early Los Angeles studio photographers, and one large view of the store.
The (1954-1978) consist of correspondence, schoolwork, photographs, artwork and memorabilia. All materials are organized alphabetically by document type, with correspondence further organized chronologically within its folders. The largest amount of material is correspondence, and within that category most letters are...
Personal correspondence (1931-1961), class and laboratory notebooks (1905 -1960), typed manuscripts, and rough drafts of articles. Subjects include sea urchins, marine invertebrates, trypsin, and genetics. Correspondents include Gabrielle Donnay, Leona Metzger, John H. Northrup, Sven Horstadius, Ethel Browne Harvey, Emery...
The (1968-1999) collection contains correspondence from Barbara Moore to her daughter Rebecca Moore beginning when Rebecca ("Becky") left home to attend college and continuing throughout the following three decades. The collection also contains letters from Barbara to Pat Clary (Rebecca's...
Benjamin Davies Moore (1810-1846) was a soldier in the United States army who died in the Battle of San Pasqual, California. This collection includes a letter from Benjamin, dated 1846, and a leather-bound notebook shared by Benjamin and his brother...
This collection consists of the personal and professional papers of Betty Clark Moore, a biologist and former research associate at UC Riverside. Materials in the collection include correspondence, photographs, research notes, and scientific publications written by Moore and others.
Views of Panama Pacifc International Exposition buildings, grounds, artworks, banquets, speakers, foreign delegations, and honorary guests.
The Charles Moore drawings and model span 6 linear feet and date from circa 1969 to circa 1993. The collection consists of one flat file drawer of architectural drawings of projects done by Charles Moore independently as well as projects...
The Chuck Moore, John Rible, Dean Sanderson and Greg Bailey collection on Forth, ranging in date from 1970 to 2002, contains materials generated by and for the Forth community. Types of materials in the collection include conference proceedings, journals, manuals,...
Comic book publisher and collector Michael Moore donated this collection of underground comix in 1993. The collection contains comics from 1907 to 1993, with the bulk of issues representing underground comix in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Topics include...
The Colleen Moore scrapbooks span the years 1921-1936 and encompass approximately 7.5 linear feet. The collection consists of 36 scrapbooks with extensive clippings and reviews, particularly for Moore's films released by First National in the 1920s. In addition there are...
Contains the papers of Professor D.E. Moore, a Speech and Language instructor at Sacramento State College.
water resources management, NGOs, reports
Letters of Dorothea Lummis Moore written to her husband Charles Fletcher Lummis while in medical school in Boston.
The Moore Dry Dock Company photographs, 1878-1933, bulk 1917-1926, (SAFR 23368, P79-083a), are comprised mainly of photographs documenting the construction of steamships at Moore & Scott Iron Works, Moore Shipbuilding Company, and Moore Dry Dock Company in San Francisco and...
The Moore Dry Dock Company Ships Plans collection (HDC 1065) consists of naval architecture and marine engineering drawings from the Moore Dry Dock Company of Oakland, CA. It contains 21,700 drawings dating from 1882 to 1962. The company was first...
Ship repair, shipbuilding, and other structural steel building activities at Moore Dry Dock and Moore Shipbuilding in Oakland, California.
Ernest Carroll Moore (1871-1955) was born in Youngstown, Ohio. He was the president of the Los Angeles State Normal School (1917-19), professor of education and director, UCLA (1919-29), vice-president of UCLA (1929-31), provost of UCLA (1931-36) and professor of philosophy...
Everett Thomson Moore (1909-1988) was the head of the UCLA library reference department (1946-61), assistant university librarian, and a member of the school of Library Service faculty (1961). The collection consists of Moore's correspondence, files, and materials relating to intellectual...
The collection features a handwritten memoir detailing Moore's and the 2nd Regiment's involvement in the Civil War, as well as Confederate forms, manuscripts, correspondence, and newspaper clippings....
This collection contains correspondence from four members of the Moore family to their sister and mother during the Civil War, as well as an introduction, inventory and family history created by the donor.
The collection consists of letters, journals, typescripts, government documents and microfiche, research materials, and ephemera related to the Moore family's investigations into the deaths in Guyana on November 18, 1978, which included three family members and California Congressman Leo J....
Reports, memoranda, proposals, and studies, relating to development, planning, especially with regard to education, in underdeveloped countries, especially in Africa.
The collection includes research materials that Gary L. Moore, a doctoral student at Pepperdine University in the Graduate School of Education and Psychology, accumulated while writing his dissertation on the leadership style of the Associated Women for Pepperdine from 1958...
Some handwritten, some typewritten and signed.
This collection contains a hand-written letter. Penned by attorney George Riley Moore, it contains details about Moore's experience in the Sacramento area. The letter was written to his sister in Ohio.
The papers of Gordon E. Moore, co-founder of the Intel Corporation and author of "Moore's Law", document his professional and personal life, covering his roles at Intel and his many activities outside of the Intel Corporation, how he invested his...
Gwen Moore, Democrat, served in the California State Assembly from 1979 through 1994 representing the 49th assembly district until 1990, when the district was renumbered as the 47th. The Gwen Moore Papers consist of 35 cubic feet of textual records...
Photographic Prints that have been digitized and placed on the DAMS and Flickr. They have been assigned a 09 Series Number. It appears that Moore served with the Royal Navy. Collection includes images of VP-63 PBYs and ZP-14 blimps taken...
James C. (J.C.) Moore was an administrator for a number of colleges, serving most notably as controller and vice president for Pepperdine University. The papers contain correspondence, subject files, memorandums, articles, photographs, news clippings and programs related to Moore's career...
The Joan Moore Collection, 1932-1976, documents the research done by Dr. Joan Moore, a sociologist who began a study of the Writers Guild of America in 1963 and subsequently wrote several unpublished manuscripts about the history of the Guild and...
This collection of approximately 28 linear feet of papers represents the background research underlying Dr. Joan Moore's groundbreaking books and research studies. Chief among them are her books: (Temple University Press, 1979) and (Temple University Press, 1992) Both of which...
This collection contains publications, documents, notes, and other material regarding the work of John A. Moore, Professor Emeritus of Biology at UC Riverside, on evolution and creationism.
The collection contains correspondence, news clippings, photographs, flyers, and other material related to the Douglass Adair Symposia, a series of conferences and academic meetings that began in the 1980s and ran until at least 2008 at Cal Poly Pomona. The...
Minutes, reports, studies, memoranda, and correspondence, relating to the activities of the National Science Foundation in furthering scientific research and education in the United States. Includes a report by J. H. Moore on the 11th Conference between Soviet and American...
This collection consists of music manuscripts and printed scores of operas and orchestral, piano, chamber, vocal and choral music.
The collection consists of files of ephemera, newsclippings, and some correspondence relating to political action and social protest movements mainly in Northern California and mostly in Sonoma County. Mary Moore, a political and social activist and one of the original...
The Melzrine and Warren Moore papers include military records, correspondence, church and funeral programs, and photographs documenting the life of Melzrine and Warren Moore. The papers are organized into four series: Warren Moore, Melzrine Moore, photographs, and assorted printed material....
Michael D. Moore was an American actor and director. He began his film career as a child actor on the silent screen in the 1920s and later became a noted second unit director. His credits include,, and. The collection includes...
This collection contains correspondence and other materials pertaining to Maj. Norman A. Moore, USA, during the Second World War.
The (1951-2013) consist of correspondence, drawings, school records, news clippings, research materials, research papers, publications, and audiovisual materials. The collection is divided into six series, which are organized alphabetically unless otherwise noted: ; and ....
This collection contains the papers of the American poet, documentarian, producer, and public radio pioneer Richard O. Moore. It includes correspondence; manuscripts for poetry and prose; notebooks containing poetry and journal entries; and material documenting Moore’s involvement with KPFA public...
This collection contains correspondence from 2nd Lt. Robert E. Moore II, USA to his wife Helen M. Moore during the Second World War.
Personnel file of telegrapher Robert Percy Moore.
This collection contains the production files, scripts and recordings associated with the career of science fiction television writer and producer Ronald D. Moore (b. 1964).
Letters, telegrams, legal agreements, photographs, posters. Most of the collection pertains to Moore's airplane used by J. Herman Banning (pilot) and Thomas C. Allen (mechanic), the first African-Americans to fly from Los Angeles to New York (1932). There is an...
Typewritten letter dated August 19, 1921 from Frank L. Mulgrew, Director of Publicity for the Moore Shipbuilding Company in Oakland, to the California State Librarian offering the library a file of the plant newspaper.
This collection consists of a green wall scroll with Korean text belonging to Peace Corps member Steve Moore.
This collection documents the life and career of Teresa Agnes Hihn Moore (1896-1996). Hihn Moore managed a range of investments in orchards, timber, oil and gas, and other ventures across Santa Cruz County, inheriting and operating much of her grandfather...
This collection consists of approximately 400 letters from Lt. Thomas Eugene Moore, USA, to his wife, Mary Ruth Montgomery Moore, during and after the Second World War.
Reports, memoranda, correspondence, notes, statistics, and printed matter, relating to governmental regulation of air carriers in the United States, governmental transportation policy in various countries of Western Europe, and governmental energy policy in the United States.
This collection consists of the television scripts of script supervisor, Tom Moore.
The Warren Moore Audio Recordings Collection consists of 1633 audiocassettes of church sermons, funeral programs, business meetings, prayer clinics, bible lessons, radio broadcasts of sermons on KRE and KDIA, sermons delivered at the annual Oakland City Revival, religious humor and...
Photographs, clippings, a pamphlet, cartoons, and poems relating to the outbreak of World War I, military life during the war, and the first Boy Scout International Jamboree in London, 1920.
Collection consists of 13 journals written by William Moore and assorted other papers. Among the journals are five that document in detail Moore's sea and overland voyages (from Ireland to New York, from New York to Illinois, from Illinois/Iowa to...
Correspondence and ephemera created by or collected by William Lea Moore during his service in World War I, as well as a series of later family letters from the 1940s.
Photographs taken by San Jose resident William Lea Moore, documenting his wife and daughter, downtown San Jose and Willow Glen neighborhoods, and Santa Clara Valley views during spring "blossom" time.
Two notebooks with handwritten notes taken in the course of his surveying activities in the nascent American city.
This collection contains the papers of William Moore (born 1827), an early settler and surveyor in Los Angeles, California. The materials chiefly reflect Moore's surveying projects from the late 1850s into the 1870s and include Moore’s daily diaries as well...
The Wirt Moore papers consist chiefly of letters of recommendation and other correspondence pertaining to Moore's teaching career. They also include autobiographical and creative writing....
The Dietra Moore-Atkins collection consists of church programs, conference programs, funeral programs, membership reports, sermon outlines and assorted religious handouts mostly of Baptist churches in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1960s-1980s. The collection is organized in to six...
This collection contains materials belonging to Edith E. Moore ('26) and C. Raymond Fowler ('50) primarily relating to student life at Pomona College. Materials include event programs and ephemera, photographs, postcards, class officer meeting minutes, and reunion materials for the...
This collection contains an annotated map and explanation of map showing distribution of mound cultures written by Warren King Moorehead in 1933. This collection includes another manuscript by Moorehead entitled "The Mound-Builder Problem: A Brief Review."
The Moore-McCormack travel brochure (SAFR 17844, HDC 391) advertises vacation trips from New York to Trinidad on vessels of the Moore-McCormack Lines: S.S. BRAZIL, S.S. URUGUARY, and the S.S. ARGENTINA. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Eldridge M. Moores served as Professor of Geology at the University of California, Davis from 1966-2003. The collection contains correspondence, subject files, and course materials relating to his research and teaching in geology.
Carlos J. Moorhead was the Representative for the Forty-third Assembly District of California from 1966 until 1972. Collection consists of correspondence, an extensive array of legislative material, and printed ephemera.
Hattie and Minnie Mooser were hostesses who were a part of the bohemian and theatrical life of San Francisco. The collection consists primarily of scrapbooks documenting the Mooser sisters' interest and work in theater and their businesses (the Tiffin Room...
Diary and reminiscences, relating to conditions in the Santo Tomás and Los Baños Internment Camps during World War II, and to postwar efforts to secure compensation, benefits and recognition for American civilian internees of World War II.
The Magdalena Mora Scholarship is made available annually to incoming, eligible, University of California Chicana / Latina students.This collection consists primarily of student scholarship applications and faculty evaluations between 1986 - 1989 and related papers.To Facilitate the use of all...
The Cherríe Moraga Papers document the life work of an important lesbian Chicana poet, essayist, and playwright of the 20th century. The papers include Moraga's personal and professional correspondence, journals, collected Feminist and Women of Color serials, drafts, manuscripts and...
This collection contains correspondence written by A1/C George Moraitis, USAF to Stephanie and Catherine Palazzo during the Gulf War.
.Mainly pamphlets published by Oxford ...
Collection contains drafts, research, editorial material, correspondence, and reviews of Morales' major publications; and personal correspondence, ephemera, and miscellaneous material.
In 1963 Dionicio Morales, the son of Mexican American farmworkers, founded the Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (MAOF) in East Los Angeles to better the lives of Mexican American families by providing services such as education and job training. MAOF has...
Editorial files of Fred Moramarco and Al Zolynas, poets and editors. The materials document the editorial and publishing process for the poetry anthologies and .
Letters of American diplomat Benjamin Moran to American General Badeau.
Camille Moran is a transgender poet and painter, as well as an activist who works against psychiatric abuse of queer and trans youth. This collection includes draft testimony, poetry, a series of satirical notes about her decision to transition, and...
Correspondence, writings, clippings, maps, posters, and photographs relating to the Russian Civil War, political and economic conditions in Siberia and Manchuria, and relief work in Siberia and Manchuria, especially in the prisoner of war camps, during the Russian Civil War.
A letter (October 4, 1963) written by Mrs. Mildred H. Moran to Mrs. Elmarie Dyke of Pacific Grove describing a trip aboard the "California Zephyr." The envelope bears a Railway Post Office (Chicago and Council Bluffs) postmark and a Railway...
Writings and background research material, relating to the genealogy of the Moran and Coate families. Includes material on possible ancestors of Herbert Hoover.
The Reid Moran Collection consists of botanical research material including field notes, manuscripts, and reprints. In addition, the collection includes biographical information on Moran and one oral history interview (audio tape).
The collection contains the correspondence of botanist Reid Moran, primarily from his years as curator at the San Diego Natural History Museum from 1957 to 1982. The collection also includes a small number of reprints, notes, and plant lists.
Photographs and documents relating to the careers of Robert B. and William R. Moran. Most of the collection pertains to oil exploration in California, other parts of the United States, and abroad.
Papers include class lecture notes, personal notes, two diaries of reflections on his trip to California and family background (1886-1900).
These photographs primarily document the damage from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, both in San Francisco and at Stanford University. Most of the images are of damaged buildings and streets but also include bread lines and relief stations,...
Moran's papers contain family and business correspondence, including a large collection of picture postcards, photographs, and a small amount of memorabilia....
Personal papers and collection of discographer, author, and philanthropist William R. Moran. Collection includes sound recordings, photographs, and ephemera as well as manuscripts and research files, including files on singers and correspondence with singers, discographers and others.
Assorted letters received pertaining to his connection to Stanford University and his biographical chronology. Included are a letter from Lucie Stern, Oct. 11, 1944; two letters regarding his editorship of the directory of Stanford mineral scientists, 1958; and a copy...
Rare recordings on custom vinyl pressings of opera and Western art music, donated by collector and researcher William Moran.
Collection consists of the casefiles, correspondence, ephemera, and recordings of USC alumnus and California attorney, Paul Morantz (1945-2002). Paul Morantz (1945-2022) was an American attorney who specialized in litigating against cults, and self-help groups raising the issue of brainwashing.
Record Series 260 contains records pertaining to Campus Unrest, 1966-1970.
Typescripts of four papers.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, resolutions, proclamations, financial and legal records, and photographs, relating to the Russian Civil War in Siberia, the anti-Bolshevik Siberian governments of 1918-1922, the Council of Plenipotentiary Representatives of Organizations of Autonomous Siberia, political activities of White Russian...
Relates to political conditions in Poland and to Polish foreign relations. Photocopy.
The Mrs. Joseph (Elizabeth) Morcombe San Francisco, Second District, California Congress of Parents and Teachers (PTA) Records contain documents pertaining to the activities of the San Francisco PTA in the years 1895 to 1937. The records were maintained by Elizabeth...
Three letters written by Mordecai Simon Cohen in Yiddish with Hebrew quotations and traditional messages for the New Year (Rosh Hashanah). One letter is from Cohen to his son, Pinchas Zelig Cohen, and his family; another to Mordecai Simon Cohen's...
Letters written to and from writer and social reformer Hannah More, as well as other manuscript and visual materials relating to the lives of More and her contemporaries.
The More House Archive consists of the family archive of the Hope-Nicholson family, who lived at More House at 52 Tite Street in London for a century, beginning in 1892. The house was first purchased by Adrian Hope and Laura...
Posters and ephemera related to San Francisco clubs, bars, theaters, events, organizations, businesses, and other subjects.
The collection contains deeds, legal materials, bills, receipts and account books pertaining to and created by the Morehead Ranch, company and family while in operation and residing within Butte County and Chico. Other materials include notebooks, diaries and biographical information...
Howard Morehead was a photographer, broadcast news cameraman, and impresario. A native of Topeka, Kansas, he moved to Los Angeles after World War II and joined the staff of the and did freelance work for a number of magazines. He...
Watt Loren Moreland (1879-1959) was the owner of the first motor transport company in Southern California, and active in water development. The collection consists of correspondence, papers, clippings, photographs, ephemera, and printed materials.
Correspondence, reports, dispatches, newspapers, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to political, economic, and social conditions in West Africa.
The collection contains sermons, journals and teachings by William M. Moremen (1927-), a United Church of Christ minister. He was active in civil rights and spirituality.
The Antonio Moreno papers span the years 1912-1950s and encompass 5.7 linear feet. There are booklets, programs, pressbooks, miscellaneous papers, three scrapbooks, and photographs....
Papers pertaining to Justice Moreno's professional career, including notes, correspondence and two binders that have memos, correspondence and newspaper articles that span Justice Moreno's career. Also included are six VHS cassettes, paper copies of e-mails, and a complete set of...
Advertising ephemera, including calendar, menu, packaging wrappers, Clifton's Cafeteria booklets, and three lantern slides used as letter announcements during silent film showings (topics include English Channel swimmer Gertrude Ederle and actress Dorothy Phillips). Also photographs of the A.M. Paulus family,...
Collection consists of correspondence, newspapers, and research materials related to Mexican Americans in education, bilingual education and other social and political issues predominantly in California. Research materials include government publications, scholarship, reports and studies, conference materials, educational materials and other...
One menu, along with photographs, digital photographic prints and photocopied images; clippings; one typescript on the history of La Esperanza Bakery, first established in Los Angeles by Ezequiel Moreno. Collection primarily focuses on the bakery and also John Moreno...
Photoreproductions of selected items. Letter from M.G. Vallejo included.
Letters from Mexican sharecropper Luz Moreno to his daughter and son-in-law in the United States.
The collection at Stanford contains artifacts from the beginning of Moreno's career at the animation studios in 1928 through his family work in the early 1990s. The collection contains photographs of the staff members at the early animation studios, lists...
Depicts military operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Correspondence includes letters written in England and Wyoming during 1881-1886 concerning the Powder River Cattle Company of Wyoming, of which he was founder and promoter; correspondence with Sir Horace Plunkett (q.v. [Film Z-G 17]), a partner in the same firm;...
Diary, memoir, letters, postcards, and other printed matter, relating to social conditions in the Soviet Union in 1929, and to British children in the United States during World War II.
Contains personal files, correspondence, writings, research files, departmental and university files, and lecture notes documenting her education and career from 1905 to 1967.
Includes portraits, banquets, photos of women scientists in UC Berkeley laboratories and elsewhere. Some photos relate to the history of Iota Sigma Pi.
The Barbara and Willard Morgan photographs and papers relate to the personal lives and professional careers of artists and photographers Barbara Brooks Morgan (1900-1992) and Willard Detering Morgan (1900-1967). The collection includes correspondence; writings; publications; professional papers; exhibition materials; and...
The Barbara Morgan dance photographs comprise 36 photographs taken by Barbara Morgan (1900-1992), an American photographer best known for her depictions of modern dancers. The prints in the collection show well-known dancers and choreographers in various poses and performances, including...
The collection contains nineteen mounted photos by Barbara Morgan, on subjects including dance, Camp Treetops, nature, and one from the Junkyard Series.
This collection comprises three images of Graham and five of her company in performance, all printed from the original negatives in Willard and Barbara Morgan Archives.
The collection includes 143 mounted photographs, 137 of which were taken by Barbara Morgan and 6 by her husband, Willard D. Morgan. The photographs include images of dancers, nature, Camp Treetops, a Southwest series, New York cityscapes, and a junkyard...
These papers include his translations of works by German authors into English with a few other translations; subject files which contain notes, articles, drafts of papers, lectures, exam questions, and a small amount of correspondence, 1922-51 and undated; course files,...
Collection consists of Charles Morgan KPFK radio commentaries....
The Dale L. Morgan Papers are extraordinarily rich in source materials for historians of the Trans-Mississippi West during the 19th century. Major topics include the Mormon Church and related sects, mountain men, mapping and exploration of the Rocky Mountain and...
The collection consists of typewritten transcripts of newspaper articles compiled by Dale L. Morgan for research on the Mormons and the Far West dating from 1809 to 1895.
Holograph letter written in Newport, regarding his receipt of a letter from Robt. Denniston.
The F. Allan Morgan Collection is comprised of photography taken by Allan Morgan and Grace Morgan with the bulk of the work taken with in the 1930s. The collection is comprised of 23 boxes of gelatin silver film negatives and...
Writings, notes, and printed matter, relating to the political philosophy and views on revolution of Joseph Stalin. Mainly background material for, and reactions to, the article "Stalin and Revolution" by G. A. Morgan, published in Foreign Affairs in 1949.
Papers of electronics history author Jane Morgan. Collection includes correspondence, manuscripts, interview notes, reference files, photographs, news clippings and other printed material relating to the development and production of Morgan's book, (Palo Alto, CA: National Press Books, 1967).
Papers of Judith and Neil Morgan for the production of (1995), the first published biography written about Ted Geisel.
Julia Morgan practiced architecture in California during the first half of the twentieth century. The architectural drawings and plans, office records, photographs, correspondence, project files, student work, and personal papers created by or belonging to Julia Morgan in this collection...
Collection of architect and engineer Walter T. Steilberg, who worked for Julia Morgan in the 1920s and 1930s, including vintage photographic prints of Morgan projects and Steilberg's published and unpublished recollections of Morgan and her practice.
The Julia Morgan Architectural consists of Morgan's drawings, chiefly from her partnership with Ira Wilson Hoover and records of from her own firm, for the years 1907-1929. The collection contains pencil sketches, along with blueprints, linens, and one specification for...
The collection documents Julia Morgan's architectural education and career.
This collection contains architectural drawings and plans, office records, photographs, correspondence, project files, student work, family correspondence, and personal papers from the estate of California architect Julia Morgan, who practiced in San Francisco during the first half of the twentieth...
The Julia Morgan materials at the University of California, Berkeley represent the papers and records of one of the earliest female architects in the United States. The materials serve as a window into California architecture and design in the early...
The collection documents Julia Morgan's early architectural career.
The Kenneth Morgan Slide Collection features an assortment of 35mm slides related to the Pomona College Class of 1919 and its reunion activities, as well as images of campus buildings, student activities, and the early City of Claremont.
The collection consists mostly of audiovisual materials related to the documentary "Stories of the Tuskegee Airmen," produced by Lisa Boags Morgan in 1996. Items in the collection include audio reels of interviews from the Tuskegee Airmen Convention in 1995, audio...
Papers of Neil Morgan, prominent San Diego columnist, writer, editor, and civic commentator, who is best known for his column "Neil Morgan" that appeared in the (1961-1992) and the (1992-2004).
Contains documents relating to quicksilver mining in California during the 1930's and 1940's and the Shasta Iron Company. Also includes a small amount of material on Howell-North Books and Press and personal papers with a black and white photograph possibly...
Collections contains phot albums with various photographs from across California and some from Arizona and the South Pacific Islands of Guadacanal and New Calednoia that were taken by William L. Morgan.
The collection consists of photographic negatives and prints and copy prints, created or collected by Morgan during his career as a local news photographer. Subjects include historic sites and events, auto races, the Monterey County Fair, the Monterey Centennial Celebration,...
Collections consists of five series: I. Artists paintings; II. Missions of California; III. Monterey views.
Three volumes of commonplace books by Sidney Owenson (aka Sydney Owenson, later known as Lady Morgan). The volumes were filled during the prolific first decade of her writing career.
The Morgan papers contain correspondence, technical and course material, papers relating to the formation of the Biology Division at Caltech and other administrative matters, and a small amount of biographical material. ...
A collection of architectural drawings and some correspondence from Los Angeles architectural firm Morgan, Walls & Clements, 1895 to 1960. Many projects represent the work of principal architect Stiles O. Clements, who practiced alone beginning in 1937.
The Morgan, Walls & Clements drawings span 3 linear feet and date from 1925 to 1929. The collection is composed of two folders which contain drawings for the following commercial projects: store building for Robert D. Campbell and Blanche I....
Papers of California pioneer and gold miner William Rollin Morgan.
Letters of California pioneer and gold miner William Rollin Morgan.
Bond records and correspondence.
The Gary Morgenthaler collection consists of financial, marketing, and administrative records that primarily document the operation of Relational Technology, Inc., a database management system company that Morgenthaler co-founded and was CEO and chairman of from 1980 to 1989. The collection...
This collection contains materials primarily from Floyd Mori’s time as a California State Assemblyman and his involvement with the JACL and APAICS. The bulk of the collection is from the late 1970s, and approximately 2000 through 2018. Items are mostly...
The Moya Morin papers span 1950-1980 (bulk 1950-1960) and encompass 4 linear feet. The collection contains approximately 400 synopses, or reader's reports, representing Morin's work at RKO (1950-1952), MGM (1952-1957), Warner Bros. (1957), and CBS (1958-1960). There is some script...
The Steve Morin Papers document the work Morin did while he was employed as legislative assistant to Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) from 1987-1992.
Relates to Italian colonial administration in Ethiopia and Somalia in 1936 and 1937.
Translation of the book "No" to ieru Nihon: Shin Nich-Bei kankei no kado (Tokyo: Kobunsha, 1989), relating to Japanese-American relations, and especially to economic relations.
Travel diaries of librarian and classical music enthusiast Ralph G. Moritz (1912-1998), listing the sights he saw, the concerts he attended, and his sexual encounters on his travels from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. The bulk of the...
Personal papers, motion picture history files, photographs, film, video, audiotape, artworks, posters, clothing, and memorabilia, 1902-2007, from film professor and animator William Moritz and actor Harry Frazier. Moritz and Frazier were friends and collaborators on several short films and other...
The collection includes doctoral and rabbinical certificates from Germany; clippings (1941-1956); a musical program autographed by Yehudi Menuhin; a scrapbook; two letters from Rabbi William Stern; and a photograph of Rabbi Winter giving an Eternal Light Medal to the first...
This collection consists of the papers of Chairman of the Department of Cinematography and professor at the University of Southern California Boris V. Morkovin.
Fred H. Morlan, born July 28, 1883, enlisted as a Sergeant in the U.S. Air Service on May 16, 1917 in Chicago, Illinois. He was sent to March Field pilot school and tested to become a pilot on July 12,...
Collection comprises of two separate donations with photographs by Chris Morland. One set has 14 black-and-white photographs 20" x 24" in size. They depict scenes of downtown Los Angeles in the mid-1980s. Another set has 87 black and white photographs,...
Letters primarily to the nineteenth-century American chemist Edward Williams Morley, and letters to and from other members of his family including his parents and siblings, also including an important collection of Civil War letters, in addition to miscellaneous historical documents,...
The Ruth Morley papers span the years 1958-1990 (bulk 1970s and 1980s) and encompass 11.6 linear feet. The collection includes contracts, correspondence, notes, and scripts, as well as costume plots, clippings, and budget information. There are costume design drawings for...
Morley traveled extensively in Europe before World War I, and it is from this era that his card collection dates.
Letter from Andrew Jackson Smith (1815-1897) to Roger Jones, U.S. Adjutant General, written "Near Council Grove on march to Santa Fe," September 2, 1846 (1 l., A.L.S.); and covering letter for return for Mormon Battalion of which Smith had recently...
About 400 biographical sketches of Utah pioneers prepared by the Historical Records Survey and Federal Writer's Projects Administration, 1935- 1939, deposited in the Library of Congress.
This collection contains correspondence, legal documents, drawings, and maps from 1894-1902 regarding charges that polygamous Mormons forced Hopi Indians from land and water that they had used for years.
Pertaining to the Mormon War of 1838 and its aftermath.
Pamphlet, with advertisements for other publications and products offered by the N.Y. Novelty Co., ca. 1896.
Issue No. 9166, Thursday, May 24, 1798. Published in London, printed by C. Smith.
Photographs of unknown provenance which seem to document the lives of a group of Japanese American alumni of San Francisco's Morning Star Institute who attended the school prior to the Second World War.
Collection contains records of the Morning Star Mining Company, operating in Nevada and Alpine County, Calif. Stockholders and others associated with the company include H.C. Holmes, R.C. Keystone, and various members of the Todd and Gary families. Records include articles...
Correspondence.
The Morning Telegraph (1839-1972) was a broadsheet newspaper published in New York City. It was devoted primarily to theatrical and horse racing news. The issues in this collection consist of Section III of the paper, which was dedicated to photographs...
The papers of Peruvian Surrealist poet and artist César Moro include notebooks, drafts of poems, manuscripts of articles, personal diaries, exhibition catalogs, photographs, and correspondence with a number of other artists of the era, including André Coyné, Benjamin Péret, Paul...
One volume, in Arabic. Pasted on cover, "upside down" from text: "The Koran. Mohammedan or Moro Bible [sic]. Captured at Sultan Maceiu's Fort, by Company 'C' 27th Infantry CCT Ist 02." Possibly from U.S. military action during the Moro Rebellion...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Morocco photograph album, Bernath Mss 342. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
433 black and white snapshots in two albums, documenting a voyage by ship to Morocco. Photos feature street scenes; boats and seaside views; local peoples; a parade with many men on horseback; buildings, arches, fortifications; market places; and group photos...
Black-and-white photographs, with handwritten captions in French on the back, taken of Fez, Meknes, Rabat, and Mechra Bel Ksiri, Morocco.
The Dorothea Reddy Moroney Papers consists of correspondence, reports, magazine articles, a photocopy of a Quitclaim Deed, a United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey Preliminary Geologic map with Sections of the Northeastern part of the SEIAD Quadrangle, Siskiyou...
Correspondence, writings, financial records, personal documents, and photographs, relating to the Russian community in Japan. Includes papers of other Russians resident in Japan.
Writings, correspondence, and photographs, relating to Russian literature, Russian émigré affairs, and post-World War II Russian refugees in the Philippines.
Diaries, writings, correspondence, reports, clippings, certificates, printed matter, and photographs, relating to various aspects of educational administration and finance in the United States, and to education in the Philippines.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes views relating to the 1849 California gold rush depicting people rushing to California on the news of gold discovery, gold mining and miners, Indians attacking train, saloon life in San Francisco, and other related subjects.
Papers of George E. B. Morren, American anthropologist who was among the first to use remote sensing satellite technology for field research before GPS devices were available to consumers. He used their forerunners to investigate human and environmental change in...
Master and viewing copy of a video about Morris Doyle shown during the Uncommon Man award event; and taped interviews about Doyle with Douglas Minge Brown, John Gardner, Richard W. Lyman, and Donald Kennedy, 1997.
The collection focuses on the compositions and other documents created by Dexter Morrill during his career as a musician and composer. Items include correspedonce; manuscript scores; published scores, sketches and documentation for computer compositions; concert programs; concert tour documents; project...
Morrill discusses his memories of Santa Paula
The archive contains sketches, architectural drawings, and painted boards, as well as documents and photography related to Morris's architectural practice. Also part of the archive are drawings and paintings representing Morris's non-architectural artistic work....
Portraits of Morris Badt (:1), Morris Badt and Lena Posener Badt (:2) and Mirel (Myrle) Lipshuetz Badt (:3).
The items in Series 1 relate to Morris' life until his retirement in the late 1940s. The series contains correspondence and ephemera relating to his personal life (1907-1947); correspondence, ephemera and publications relating to the College of the Pacific (1909-1918)...
37 Civil War letters of Caspar W. Morris, other family letters, newspaper clippings, and a few personal and biographical documents....
Donald R. Morris (1924-2002) was best known for authoring (1965), a history on the Anglo-Zulu War. He also wrote two novels, (1951) and (1957), and a number of articles for publication in various periodicals. His spent his career in the...
The Morris papers measure 2 linear feet and date from 1905 to 1955. The papers predominantly cover Morris's professional life and are arranged in four series: Personal, Perpetual calendar, Professional and Photographs. ...
The Frederick William Morris Collection primarily documents his career as a professional printer in the Los Angeles area between 1902 and 1906, but also contains examples of his work while living in Portland, Oregon, and a small amount of material...
Description of journey from Iowa to California, with record of route and experiences with Indians, and mention of other members of the company. Notes by Elias Beck at the end of two letters.
Correspondence, speeches, and clippings, relating to Herbert Hoover and especially to his 1928 and 1932 presidential campaigns.
A photograph album of early towns and mining life in Nevada from 1904-1912, with a few images in California.
Letters written by Morris to associate Mr. Watts, regarding travel accommodations.
The Jennifer Morris papers contain press packets for the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festivals (1997-1999); scripts and materials protesting homophobia in the films "Basic Instinct," "The Mayor of Castro Street," and "JFK"; and...
Letter written on Pullman Company stationery by Joe Morris to his father, and dated August 26, 1903. Also an accompanying envelope from the Overland Limited.
"Taped interview of offer of faculty award for purchase of books, Special Collections Office," Apr. 22, 1968 Interviewer: Chris Brun. Interviewee(s): Morris Ernst. Transcript: Yes (7 pp) - in box. Related materials: Yes - Mss 27.
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, speeches, notes, and financial records, relating to activities of the Free Trade Union Committee in opposing communist influence in trade unions abroad, especially in Asia and the Middle East, and to political conditions in those regions. Includes...
Transcript of journal of Margaret Morris as fugitive from Japanese capture in the Philippines in 1942; and transcript of journal of her son Garnet Morris upon return visit to the Philippines in 1984. Includes computer disk version.
Markley Morris was the editor of Win magazine, a gay poet and playwright, and a nonviolent activist. This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Morris and includes materials such as photographs, correspondence, manuscripts, audiovisual material, and posters.
The Michael Morris Collection contains hundreds of scripts written for radio, TV and film projects by Morris. All but a few of the scripts are for produced and released projects written during his five decades in entertainment.
The Michael Morris papers document his involvement with LGBTQ sports. Morris was active in both San Francisco FrontRunners and Gay and Lesbian Sierrans, and he helped organize several "Gay Sports Days" on Angel Island. The collection includes materials related to...
The Ray Morris films of Southern California consist of seven digital video files digitized from six reels of film depicting Southern California scenes recorded by Ray Morris. Ray Morris was a photographer for the Los Angeles Police Department. The films...
Papers belonging to 18th century American merchant Robert Morris.
This collection consists of the autobiography, music recordings on audiotape, vinyl records, and books of American actor, Roland "Rusty" Morris (1922-1986). There are seven special edition "Time" magazines from 1944 and 1945 about World War II. Books include those about...
Rusty Morris photographs of the Los Angeles Christopher Street West gay pride parade, 1971-1975.
Correspondence, memos, notes, minutes, reports, bulletins, and maps from his work for the National Resources Committee and the National Resources Planning Board pertaining to the water flow of District 11 (Washington, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, and Northern California). Correspondents include Donald...
This collection contains the papers of Samuel Brooks Morris (1890-1962), a Southern California civil engineer specializing in water issues, who worked for the Pasadena Water Department (1912-1934), as a Stanford University Professor (1935-1944), and for the Los Angeles Department of...
Essays, poetry, prose, scripts, playbills, posters, fliers, reviews, clippings, contracts, photographs, audio recordings, video recordings, correspondence, biographical information, and personal papers documenting Sidney Morris and his lovers, friends, family, theater productions, and work with the intellectually disabled, 1910-2004. Morris was...
Information and anecdotes relating to early California history, government missions, land grants and public records.
Holograph letter written by William H. Morris on official stationery of the Custom House, New York, Surveyor's Office, to Major General J. B. Carr congratulating him on his election win.
This collection contains the archival and manuscript portion of the Sanford and Helen Berger collection and primarily contains manuscripts, correspondence, and ephemera created by or related to 19th century English artist, decorator, poet, and printer William Morris (1834-1896) and his...
Views show a barber pole and hydrant in Needles, California (1938); and a view of a parlor near Norfolk, Nebraska showing a coal-burning stove (1947).
The John Morrisey collection consists of several original photographs of vaudeville performers, circus performers, athletes, theater managers, and actors from the silent film era. Morrisey was the General Manager of the San Francisco Orpheum, the first OrpheumTheatre in the Orpheum...
The Morrish Collection includes the case files that were produced by J. Elmer Morrish of the Japanese-Americans from Redwood City who were interned during the War. The bulk of the collection is original correspondence from the internees to Morrish and...
Materials relate to attorney Alan B. Morrison's involvement with Brown & Williamson litigation against Merrell Williams.
Captain George D. Morrison papers (SAFR 16440, HDC 155) include sea journals, rough and ship's logs of voyages taken by different vessels all under the command of Captain Morrison. The collection is available for use without restriction.
The Carroll and Lorrin Morrison Photographic Collection, 1889-1964, consists of materials, primarily photographs, collected by the Morrisons during their tenure as editors of the Journal of the West.
This collection contains materials acquired by Gayle Morrison during the time she served with the Lao Family Community, Inc., and the Governor's Task Force regarding issues of Southeast Asian refugees living both in the United States and in camps located...
Photographs, ephemera, commencement programs, and the law school thesis of USC alumnus Harold S. Morrison.
These records, which are not comprehensive, include correspondence files, 1988-95; administrative files on fundraising, programs, and events, 1970-93; board minutes, 1988-91; and reports.
Jack Sherman Morrison (1912-1997) was a theater arts professor, fine arts dean, theater director, advisor to the dean of the UCLA College of Fine Arts, and winner of the UCLA Life Achievement Award in 1980. The collection consists of Morrison's...
Memoranda, notes, reports, resolutions, correspondence, and newspaper clippings documenting Morrison's service as a San Francisco Supervisor, particularly during his second term from 1966-1969. Includes some post-supervisorial, civic and consultant business activities.
This collection consists of (1941), composed by USC alumnus James Morrison.
Box 1: Concert programs, magazine articles and newspaper clippings on ceremonies and performances held at the Festival. Includes two addresses by Professor Emeritus Albert Elkus, and other material....
A collection of four board games, nine cans of "smog," a button and t-shirt relating to the 1984 Summer Olympics, and a dish towel collected by journalist, author, and radio-television personality Patt Morrison. Most of the items in the collection...
Dwight Morrow (1861-1954) served as Professor of History at the Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies. He was a specialist on the phylloxera disease in grapes and on Franco-American agricultural history, and the history of French viticulture. The collection contains manuscripts,...
Ed Morrow was a key member of the team that built the Spirit of St. Louis
The collection primarily documents the professional activities and architectural projects of Gertrude Comfort Morrow and Irving F. Morrow, including projects created by the firms of Morrow & Garren and Morrow & Morrow.
Materials created and collected by James (Jim) Morrow, including a photograph album, autograph books, and miscellaneous items from A Different Light Bookstore, in the Silverlake area of Los Angeles; organizational papers from institutions with which Morrow was associated (Emergence and...
Captain Hiram G. Morse reminiscence (SAFR 16487, HDC 207) is a photocopy of "Reminiscence of Fifty Years at Sea." The time period is 1844 to 1898. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Summary: Radio and TV scripts, correspondence, newsclips, publicity materials, photographs, 90 reels of TV film, and sound recordings....
The Carlton E. Morse Papers of the American Radio Archives (ARA) consists of 16 boxes of scripts for radio and television series, as well as memorabilia on Morse's career and production documents.
The Ephraim W. Morse family papers (1838-1907) document the private and public life of an important San Diego pioneer, businessman, merchant, and civic leader. The papers include family and general correspondence, documenting the concerns of 19th-century life both in New...
Correspondence, account books, legal papers, express and shipping receipts, Spanish and Mexican documents relating to mines in lower California....
This collection consists of correspondence, business papers, and personal papers of Ephraim W. Morse. It covers many of his business and civic activities in San Diego, California in the mid- to late-nineteenth century.
Papers of Ephraim W. Morse (1823-1906), a San Diego merchant, real estate broker, insurance agent, and city promoter. Materials date from 1861 to 1884 and include storebooks and account books for Morse's Old Town and New Town stores; correspondence; cased...
Typed transcripts of letters mainly relating to purchase of a horse for Laine and shipping it to the Hawaiian Islands. Included also is local news and information about the cost of mules and the price of honey in California.
Notes from retreats and serial publications relating to a channeling group known as the Morse Fellowship.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, studies, and printed matter, related to nuclear warfare strategy, questions of nuclear arms testing and disarmament, the positioning of nuclear missiles in Europe as a part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization alliance, and the...
The collection chiefly contains material related to Melvin S. Morse's campaign for election to the Pasadena Board of Education in 1953.
Contains personal correspondence of Samuel Morse, correspondence of the Pacific Improvement Company relating to liquidation of the company, and a report (12 v.) prepared for the Pacific Improvement Company in 1916, titled, "Iron, Steel, Coal & Coke on the Pacific...
Book reviews, journal and newspaper articles (originals and photostats) by and about Ambrose Bierce, journalist and author of The Devil's Dictionary and Tales of Soldiers & Civilians (1891). Willard S. Morse (1856-1935) was a mining executive in the West and...
Clippings, articles, letters about various American authors, including but not limited to Edith Tatum, Lafcadio Hearn, F. Scott Fitzgerlad, various Southern writers and poets....
Book reviews, journal and newspaper (originals and photostats) by and about Edgar Lee Masters, and an extensive type- and handwritten bibliography of Morse's holdings on on Masters, author of the Spoon River Anthology. Willard S. Morse (1856-1935) was a mining...
Book reviews, journal and newspaper (originals and photostats) articles by and about Henry Van Dyke, and a typewritten bibliography on Van Dyke (1852-1933), minister and author of popular Christmas sermons, essays, and short stories. Willard S. Morse (1856-1935) was a...
Book reviews, journal and newspaper (originals and photostats) articles by and about Sinclair Lewis, and an extensive type- and handwritten catalog of Morse's holdings on Lewis, author and novelist, who was the first American to win the Nobel Prize for...
Book reviews, journal and newspaper (originals and photostats) articles by and about Thomas Nelson Page, and a typewritten bibliography of works by and about Page, author of short stories, novels, essays, and poetry, who is best known for his role...
Book reviews, journal and newspaper (originals and photostats) articles by and about Vincent Starrett, and a typewritten bibliography on Starrett (1886-1974), the author of mysteries and horror stories of the "Chicago Renaissance." Willard S. Morse (1856-1935) was a mining executive...
Book reviews and periodical appearances (originals or photostats), and an extensive typewritten catalog of Morse's holdings on William Dean Howells, author, editor, and critic, who was widely acknowledged during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as the "Dean of...
Willard S. Morse (1856-1935) was a mining executive in the West and Mexico. He was later made a director and member of the executive committee of the American Smelter Securities Company, Chilean Exploration Company, and Braden Copper Company. After retiring,...
The material in the Morse-Elliott Family Collection provides a picture of early pioneer life in and around Lodi, California. The collection consists of documents related to family business ventures, including taxes, sales receipts, and various kinds of land documents, as...
Writings, correspondence, printed matter, and audiovisual material relating to Russian literature. Includes papers of Nikolaĭ Narokov, Russian writer and father of Nikolaĭ Morshen.
Collection of political literature primarily from progressive organizations in California and Berkeley. Includes fliers, pamphlets, and newsletters concerned with veterans' affairs, McCarthyism, union issues, student activism, civil rights, and progressive political parties. Also includes sample ballots and election materials pertaining...
The collection consists of correspondence, memoranda, membership lists, agendas, minutes, photographs, clippings, project information, manuals of operation, and orientation packets for the national chapter....
Daily reports of cases assigned and daily activities submitted by Officer E. B. Mortensen to Police Captain George K. Home.
Family of R.M. Shanks resided in Barber County, Kansas.
The John Clifford Mortimer papers contain the literary manuscripts (holographs, revised typescripts, and revised typescripts with holograph additions) of his novels, stage and radio plays, scripts for television and screen, short stories, autobiographies, anthologies, articles, reviews, lectures and other writings....
Photograph album documenting the life and activities of the Morton Family, early settlers in the San Joaquin Valley.
This collection contains correspondence from Capt. James N. Morton, USAAF, to his family during the Second World War, as well as one letter from his son, Sgt. James E. Morton, USA, to his sister Barbara.
Lawrence Morton (1904-1987) played the organ for silent movies and studied in New York before moving to Los Angeles, California, in 1940. He was the executive director of (later renamed ) from 1952-71. The collection consists of concert programs, 6...
Lawrence Morton (1904-1987) played the organ for silent movies and studied in New York before moving to Los Angeles, California, in 1940. He was a music critic for magazine, was the executive director of , director of the Ojai Music...
Charlotte Chorpenning (Charlotte Barrows, 1872-1955) co-founded the Children's World theatre (late 1940s). The theatre was known for producing and adapting fairy tales and children's literary classics for plays. The collection consists of correspondence and notes assembled by Marjorie Morton, a...
Virgil Leroy Morton (1913-1981) was a dancer and dance teacher focused particularly on folk dancing. In San Francisco, he taught at a number of schools including at Albert Ludwig Studios, Chang's International Folk Dancers, the Marin Folk Dance Society, the...
Letters, postcards and other ephemera amassed in the course of record collector William V. Morton's attempt to build a comprehensive collection of 78 rpm disc recordings of Hoagy Carmichael's hit "Stardust."
This collection includes reel-to-reel audiotapes, a transcribed script, musical scores, newsclippings and other material that document a musical production by the (mostly) lesbian and bisexual community of Eugene, Oregon in 1978. Partially sponsored by a grant from the Oregon Arts...
Ray Mortvedt images relate to the Boeing factory C. 1920.
Collection consists of about 1200 color slides taken by Mortzschky, a large number of Los Angeles and other areas of California....
Memoirs and other writings, relating to social conditions in Poland.
The collection consists of various publications from Sacramento's Mosaic Law Congregation: annual books of remembrance (1979-1985); directories of the congregation's members (1971; 1979-1984); a booklet for the celebration of the congregation's eightieth anniversary (May 3, 1980); a program for a...
The Moscone Collection consists predominantly of George Moscone's records from his time in the California State Senate and as mayor of San Francisco, spanning the years of 1967-1978
Sixty-two reproductions from photographs of early Moscow Art Theatre productions.
Depicts American, British, and Soviet delegates to the Tripartite Conference in Moscow in October 1943.
Oakland and Berkeley, Calif., and the surrounding East Bay, and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. Also prominent are pictures of early airplanes and automobiles.
The collection spans the years 1911-1964 and documents Moïse's architectural and teaching careers and his personal travels. The records include correspondence, photographs, slides, news clippings, class notes, sketches, and architectural drawings.
Correspondence, lecture notes, and business files relating to his career as architect and as professor, University of California, Berkeley.
Collection contains letter to Sir Robert Smyth. Moseley bemoans the state of education and the attitudes of students, masters, and clergy in colleges and universities of England. Benjamin Moseley studied in London, Paris, and Leyden; practised in the West Indies;...
Relates to the organization of supply for the American Expeditionary Forces in France, to American defense policy between the two world wars, and to right-wing political movements in the United States, 1938-1944.
Teaching materials, including hand-drawn illustrations, lectures, and exams for several botany courses taught by UCSB professor Maynard Moseley. Includes a small amount of correspondence.
Barry Moser (1940- )was a graphic artist and printmaker who worked in ink and wood. The collection consists of wood engraving blocks, pencil sketches, incipient drawings and illustrations for books he illustrated including , , , , and .
Barry Moser (b.1940) is a graphic artist and printmaker. He has illustrated several books, including (1977), (1977), (1978), (1980), and (1982). The collection consists of 25 wood engraving blocks by Moser for (1985).
The collection consists of radio and television scripts related to the career of writer James E. Moser. The bulk of the collection consists of scripts related to the radio and television show . Also included are scripts for the television...
Leslie Grimes Moser was a flight attendant for Capitol International Airways in 1969. Capitol Airways, a charter airline from the United States, was founded by former Army Air Corps pilots following the end of World War II.
Correspondence received by writer Norman Moser largely during the 1970s.
Manuscripts of Moser's poetry and his correspondence.
Papers reflect his career as scholar and teacher at Stanford University. Included are class files, lectures, drafts of articles and reviews, administrative files, and correspondence. There are also files on student unrest of the late 60s and early 70s.
Scrapbooks with agricultural technology photographs, negatives, clippings, & correspondence.
Correspondence, notes, manuscripts and reprints of articles and lectures, and clippings, pertaining to his career as professor of history, University of California, and as U.S. Commissioner in the Philippines.
Ticket for passage from Boston to San Francisco aboard the ship Capitol, with list of passengers and crew; passport issued in Massachusetts, 1849; complaint and summons in case, Reed and Porter vs. Patten, Chase et al; and deeds to Chase...
Contains handwritten personal letters to and from various members of the Moses Emery family. Many of the letters are addressed to Moses Emery from his son, Thornton C. Emery. Some others are from another son, Charles C. Emery. Some are...
Marion Moses was a medical doctor who worked with the United Farm Workers, and also researched pesticides.
Contents: Diary, 1832-1834; letters from John Dougherty, Indian Agent at St. Louis, 1834-1837; correspondence and reports, 1832-1839. Re his life as missionary and teacher of the Oto in Bellevue, Indiana Territory (now Nebraska).
Volumes of professional correspondence (1903-1906), including letters to Jacob Voorsanger, Jacob Nieto, Samuel Dinkelspiel, and others concerning the successes and failures of the agricultural settlement of Jews from Kishinev near Colusa, Calif; land deeds and titles; photographs of Moses and...
Books, maps, training manuals, published lectures, photographs, and miscellaneous military material from the collections of major General Andrew Moses, a commander in Hawaii during the 1930's, and his son-in-law, Frank F. Reed, an Ordnance officer.
One letter (TLS), in Hebrew, to Elan Goldman and others, conveying greetings and thanks for their letters. Translation included. Ministry of Defense, Israel, 12 Nov. 1973. Alpha list.
The material in this collection includes a Displacement person card, temporary travel document, Declaration of Intention, and Certification of Naturalization.
This collection includes personal and business correspondence of the German-born actress Grete Mosheim(1905-1986), and articles and interviews covering Mosheim's acting career from the American and German press.
The collection contains primarily correspondence, writings (published and unpublished), diaries, and biographical and genealogical material spanning the years 1886 to 1938. Correspondents include Ray Lyman Wilbur, William H. Welch (President of Johns Hopkins), David Starr Jordan, and Havelock Ellis....
Correspondence, writings, office files, photographs, and postcards, relating to relief work of the Red Cross in France from 1917 to 1919, and to the promotion of health education for women in the United States. Includes correspondence with Lou Henry Hoover.
Papers include correspondence, manuscripts and reprints, research files, lab notebooks, grant files, and class materials.
This unpublished paper recounts the history of the research undertaken by Mosher, his students, and colleagues from 1959 to 1964...
Biographical material, correspondence, articles and papers, reports, interviews, photographs, and audiovisual material relating to Loren R. Mosher, a clinician specializing in the treatment of schizophrenia without drugs.
Architectural drawings of San Diego architect Robert Mosher. The collection includes drawings, project plans, proposals, photographic materials, correspondence and other documents relating to Mosher's career spanning six decades.
Chinese government records and copies of records, population registers, pamphlets, serial issues, clippings, and other printed matter relating to rural social conditions in China, including demographics, education, land reform, food supply, and collective farm life.
The collection consists primarily of materials documenting the Progressive Citizens of America (PCA), Southern California Chapter and the Independent Progressive Party (IPP) in Southern California. Also in the collection are clippings pertaining to Upton Sinclair's EPIC (End Poverty in California)...
This collection contains the correspondence between Richard Mosk and Shinzo Yoshida from middle school to adulthood, writing about their cultures, languages, religions, school, careers, travels, wives, and children. Spanning over fifty years and written in both English as well as...
Chaired by attorney Warren Christopher, the Independent Commission on the Los Angeles Police Department was formed in the wake of the 1991 videotaped beating of Rodney King by several LAPD officers. The collection consists of files kept by Richard M....
Richard M. Mosk was a California Court of Appeal Justice who over more than three decades of public service investigated the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, chaired the Motion Picture Classification and Rating Administration that provides the parental ratings...
The Stanley Mosk Papers consist of approximately 234 linear feet of personal and family papers, political campaign files, professional papers, subject files, publications, books, newspapers, speeches, photographs, artifacts, and audiovisual recordings spanning the entirety of the twentieth century, with the...
Contained are newspaper clippings, speech notes, correspondence, policy documents, campaign literature, and photographs that cover the Sacramento City School Board career of Adolph Moskovitz (1923-1996).
Relates to treatment of mental patients in the Moscow region. Report is autographed by many members of the zemstvo.
The papers are comprised of writings, correspondence, memoranda, government documents, and printed matter relating to civil liberties and independent labor movements in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.
The Archians Mosley Photograph Collection consists of 164 photographs documenting the activities of the 184th Medical Collecting Company while stationed in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany in the early 1950s. The photographs mostly show soldiers while on the U.S. army base in...
Leigh H. Mosley photographs of Marion Barry and Vic Basile, 1981-1983.
Material collected and/or created by Thomas Mosmiller, a community organizer in the pro-feminist, anti-sexist men’s movement and employed in the public health campaign to provide quality HIV/AIDS care and treatment and testing services.
Compiled by Hans Mosolff on behalf of the Deutsches Sekretariat für Internationale Zusammenarbeit im Studentischen Sozialdienst. Relates to financial aid programs for students in Europe and the United States.
Materials related to training, malaria control, monthly and annual reports, and slides.
Quartermaster and commissary clerk Charles W. Moss intended to keep a daily diary aboard the British cattle steamer Lennox, under contract to the United States to transport 457 horses from Portland, Oregon to Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, from 8 March...
James A. Moss was a professor and sociologist focusing on race relations in America and internationally, from the early 1950s until his death in 1990. The collection consists of material written and compiled by Moss, such as his research and...
Congressional records of John E. Moss, the author and sponsor of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The collection (1953-1978) contains correspondence with constituents, government officials, and personal acquaintances; notes; research materials gathered to frame legislation from subcommittee through publication;...
Business and personal papers of Joseph Mora Moss. The collection includes receipt, record and ledger books, photographs as well as papers of Dr. Joseph Mora Moss, III....
Leland Moss (1948-1990) was a theater director and playwright who is best known for The AIDS Show, a 1984 work he produced with Theatre Rhinoceros in San Francisco. This collection includes personal and professional correspondence, as well as nearly 30...
Manuscripts, newsletters, pamphlets, correspondence, flyers, notes, and interviews documenting journalistic activities of theater director and writer, Leland Moss, 1976-1980. Moss wrote for publications, including (New York) and the .
Title supplied by cataloger.
Publications, tearsheet and a photographic print relating to physiologist Angelo Mosso, plus correspondence between Drs. Kellogg and Foà regarding the latter's donation of these materials to UCSF....
Heilbron discusses his family background, and education at the Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California, Berkeley, and his service in Europe during World War II, the law firm of Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuliffe, the formation of the...
Dan Duckhorn and his early life at Crocker-Citizens National Bank, and Matson Navigation Company; Duckhorn Vineyards startup; winemaking and management; marketing and distribution.
Many captioned items lacking from pages.
Frederick Mote was professor emeritus at Princeton University and an important contributor to the Cambridge History of China. The Frederick Mote papers contain research files, unpublished manuscripts, paintings and drawings, photos of various periods, and files regarding his academic activities.
The Mother Art records document the Los Angeles collective's artistic engagement with sociopolitical concerns relating to maternity, domesticity, and women's issues through photographs, posters, ephemera, press kits, and audio and videorecordings.
Two spiral-bound notebooks containing handwritten birth, death, and marriage notes from Calaveras and El Dorado counties, compiled by Margaret Griffith.
Family background, childhood and education in San Francisco; training as bioanalyst at the University of California, Berkeley; marriage to navy dentist Charles Hemphill; World War II, Hawaii, 1941-1943; executive director, Irwin Memorial Blood Bank, 1943-1982: personnel policies, evolution of techniques,...
Records related to the activities of Mothers for Peace to educate and inform the public of the dangers of nuclear power, weapons, and waste as well as legal resistance to eliminate the propagation of nuclear power. Records include work related...
Contains administrative records, including correspondence, minutes, and reports of the Board of Directors; financial records, including statements, treasurers' reports, invoices, and bills; fundraising records, consisting of correspondence with foundations and individual donors, foundation proposals, and material relating to special events;...
The Mothertongue Feminist Theater Collective collection is composed of scripts, "Extra Pieces" (writing not included in scripts), newsletters, flyers, administrative files, photographs, and various audio-visual materials that reflect the activities of this women's theater group that began in 1976, and...
The collection consists of publicity-related ephemera for American motion pictures.
Collection consists predominately of American motion picture periodicals spanning the early 1900s through the early 1990s.
Screenplays "Thunder: A Saga of the Railroads" and "Chattanooga Choo Choo" and call sheets for "The Emperor of the North Pole."
This collection was donated by the Theater Arts Department of the California State University, Los Angeles in the late 1970s. Titles include; "Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies," a 1971 screenplay by Claudia Salter from an original screen story...
The Motion Picture Association of America certificate books span the years 1934-1965 and encompass 6.7 linear feet. The collection contains 140 Production Code certificate books from the California office of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. Each 10-inch...
The Motion Picture Association of America clippings and radio transcripts span the years 1934-1976 and encompass 8 linear feet. The collection consists of clippings on the Production Code Administration, censorship, SMPTE conferences, and legal opinions on California Proposition 18 concerning...
The Motion Picture Association of America Production Code Administration records span the years 1927- 1967 and encompass 240 linear feet. The collection chronicles the activities of the Production Code Administration (PCA) in relation to more than 19,500 film properties submitted...
The Motion Picture Association of America World War II records span the years 1940-1957 and encompass 10.2 linear feet. There are files on the Hollywood Coordinating Committee, Hollywood Victory Committee, and the Office of War Information. The photograph series consists...
This is a collection of stills from Twentieth Century Fox Studios. The photographs are background stills used in various movies, and for the most part, are unidentified. The collection is arranged under the headings given by the Fox Studio archives.
Item captioned: Motion picture luncheon and reception in honor of Southern California's distinguised guests. The members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives Naval Affairs Committees and the flag officers of the fleet, given by Jack L. Warner...
Films range from circa 1920 to 1970.
Film reels, mostly unidentified. Includes an unidentified color cartoon; The Lost World (abridged, approx. 60 min. 1925?); Tombstone (1940s?); The Great Train Robbery (1941?); Gertie the Dinosaur (1914-15?); Under Southern Skies (1913-15?); The Nation's Capital (The March of Time series,...
Correspondence, movie scripts, miscellaneous items relating to motion pictures
Correspondence, movie scripts, miscellaneous items relating to motion pictures....
The collection consists of primarily of American motion picture lobby cards dating from 1913 to ca 1980s.
The Motion Picture Patents Company and General Film Company collection spans the years 1908-1918 and encompasses 1.8 linear feet. The collection generally reflects the work of the two organizations as applicable to the Selig Polyscope Company. This collection was artificially...
Collection consists of briefs, court records, newspaper clippings, and related printed ephemera concerning the trial U.S. vs. Motion Picture Patents Co. et al. from the files of the law firm Caldwell, Masslich & Reed, which represented the principal defendants....
Primarily photographs. Actor and actress stills, portraits by studio photographers, film stills, set stills and other images, as well as related programs, brochures and clippings. Early technology and experimental work in moving pictures is represented by images about camera and...
The materials in this collection were compiled from 1948-1995. The bulk of the collection includes Photographs and Ephemera, most of which were collected and maintained by Zelda Gale who was an avid donor to the California State University Los Angeles...
Film stills of head shots and production stills, published by studios, television and cable networks used for publicity purposes. Some animation and theater.
Motion picture posters have been used to publicize movies almost since the beginning of the film industry. The collection consists of primarily American film posters for films produced by various studios including Columbia Pictures, 20th Century Fox, MGM, Paramount, Universal,...
The collection consists of press kits for primarily American released films and includes 3,700 plus film titles and represent a variety of film genres which were produced by studios such as Columbia Pictures, 20th Century Fox, MGM, Paramount, United Artists,...
Collection consists of motion picture pressbooks dating from 1917 to 1987.
An artificial collection primarily published by individual movie theaters from the Los Angeles region. Arranged alphabetically by film title. Bulk is 1920s -1960s.
Correspondence, by-laws, minutes, administrative reports, records, and research and reference materials, relating to the film industry and the effects of films on the community.
The Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Guild was a professional guild and labor union of cartoonists and animators. The Guild, then known as the Hollywood Screen Cartoonists, held their first union meeting in 1937. Throughout its existence the Guild represented animators...
The collection consists of motion picture scripts dating from ca. 1921 to the present.
Collection consists of printed oversize sheet music from motion pictures....
The Motion Picture Society for the Americas records span the years 1930-1948 (bulk 1942-1945) and encompasses 17.2 linear feet. The collection contains correspondence; research; story files, primarily consisting of script material, sometimes accompanied by correspondence and research material; and other...
Collection primarily consists of American motion picture stills, which includes black and white photographs, as well as some color prints, slides, and publicity stills from various studios.
The Motion Pictures and World War II files span the years 1936-1948 (bulk 1941-1945) and encompass 8 linear feet. The bulk of the material is in the form of clippings from Los Angeles-area newspapers, "The Hollywood Reporter," and "Variety." Topics...
Pamphlets and ephemera; publicity materials such as ads and theater ads; correspondence, clippings, trade and movie fan publications, scripts and continuities, fake movie currency, and celebrity stationery and bookplates. There are also title cards and art cards used in silent...
Title supplied by cataloger.
The Motivate & Empower USC records consists of a T-shirt, letters from appreciative grade school students in the neighborhood, reports, flyers, meeting agendas, and copies of the Daily Trojan reporting on the group's activities. Motivate & Empower USC was founded...
Collection consists of 4 posters from the underground newspaper Motive, Nashville, Tenenssee. They are: Monument to Patty II by Rita Dilbert Messenger, Lunar module #100+4 by Ginger Legato (1970), Our money floats what the military scraps (photograph by Edith Aberle),...
Images of various people posed on a motorized snow sled.
Primarily letters written to him, many of them relating to President Taft's visit to Alameda County in 1909; copies of some letters by him; a few copies of municipal reports; clippings; invitations, etc.
Writings, correspondence, reports, studies, press releases, legal documents, printed matter, and photographs, relating to post-World War II Allied military government in Korea and Japan; political, social and economic conditions in Korea; Korean-American relations; education in East Asia, especially South Korea...
Relates to the military situation on the Italian front and to the condition of the Italian army. Report to the assistant chief of staff, G-2, General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Force in France, March 19, 1918.
Covers over six decades of Mott's professional life as a student of landscape architecture and as a park and recreation professional managing parks at the local, regional, state, and national levels. A comprehensive collection of his speeches form the bulk...
Three 4 x 6 inch handwritten speaking cards prepared by William Penn Mott, Jr. relating to a talk he gave on the early history of the California State Railroad Museum.
Newsletters issued aboard the United States Army transport ship Siboney, December 29, 1941 to February 1, 1942, relating to ship activities and war news. The ship transported the United States Military North African Mission, Military Mission to Iran, and Military...
Letters and documents of Isaac T. Mott and his son-in-law, Alexis W. von Schmidt, relating primarily to litigation involving Johnson's Rancho in Yuba County in the 1850s and to von Schmidt's survey work. Included are copies or drafts of letters...
The collection comprises an album entitled Algérie containing 25 albumen photographs by Félix-Jacques-Antoine Moulin and 14 loose albumen prints of Algeria, ten of which are by Moulin, along with one photograph each by P. Famin & Cie (Paul Famin) and...
The collection comprises twenty-one albumen photographs of Algerians taken by French photographer Félix Moulin during his eighteen-month trip to Algeria from 1856 to 1857. Included are portraits of Algerian chiefs, holy men, scholars, musicians and dancers, fishermen, and water carriers....
This collection consists of an album of 54 photographic prints of Bohemian Grove activities, circa 1906-1909. Most of the prints are identified as Gabriel Moulin photographs. Included are photographs of groups of people and theatrical productions at Bohemian Grove. The...
This collection of Gabriel Moulin photographs consists of one album of 53 photographic prints and 7 loose photographic prints. The images consist of interior, exterior, and garden views of "The Pines" estate, taken circa 1927. The estate, owned by Mr....
Photographs of the production of "The Piper", a Bohemian Grove play of 1938 written by Dan Totheroh and Eugene Heyes.
The collection comprises 14 photographs by Félix Jacques Moulin of the three nineteenth-century northern Algerian provinces of Algiers, Constantine, and Oran which he toured in 1856 and 1857.
The papers of Dudley B. Moulton, Academy Fellow and entomologist, whose work focused on the study of thrips (order Thysanoptera). Included are correspondence, photographs, manuscripts, drawings, and workbooks.
Collection consists of two scrapbooks primarily containing clippings, with some flyers and letters, documenting Moulton's career as an athlete and coach. The letters date from 1894 to 1903 and include reference letters for Moulton and some that he received from...
This collection comprises the monthly meeting minutes of the Moulton Niguel Water District Board of Directors in Southern Orange County, California from 1974-1980. The collection also includes one resolution adopting water conservation rules and regulations.
Miscellaneous items belonging to the Moultrie sisters, Bernice and Eulyce
Moultire shares her memories of growing up in Santa Paula beginning in 1894, her teaching experiences and government work in the 1930s
Interior views of opulent home with furnishings. Electric lights visible.
Photos show a sunset from Twin Lakes, large cravasses on Mt. Baker, and ice climbers labeled "Kiser party ascending a perilous snowslope". One photo shows Field's Hotel near Lake Chelan.
Contains bylaws and minutes of annual shareholder meetings, beginning with the first held on Sept. 2, 1878, as well as miscellaneous correspondence, deeds, agreements, and other title records for claims recorded by George Edwards in 1880, and in 1882 with...
Photographs and accompanying report documenting buildings and grounds of Mount Carmel Ranch.
Correspondence, minutes of committee meetings, administrative reports, photographs, reference materials used in preparation of reports, and copies of reports prepared by the staff on the history of the redwoods and on Mt. Diablo. They relate to the projects sponsored by...
The Mount Everest Expedition Collection houses documents, papers, correspondence, team biographies, finances, photos, radio transcripts, cassette tapes, news articles, and data that pertain to the American Medical Research Expedition to Everest (AMREE). In the fall of 1981, Drs. F. Duane...
The Mount Hermon Association is based in Santa Cruz. Volume 1, 1906-1909, includes minutes of meetings of the board of directors; Volume 2, 1909-1914, includes minutes of meetings of the board of directors; Volume 3, 1906-1914, includes president's reports to...
Photograph album comprises black and white photographs and photographic postcards showing a vacation trip to Mount Hermon, Santa Cruz County in 1922. The images show the environs of Mount Hermon Park, which served as a Christian retreat camp located in...
This collection contains information related to the operation and activities of the Mount Hollywood Congregational Church from its founding in 1905 until 2012. Located in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles, the church was both highly involved in its...
The collection contains history of camp, programs and camp songs.
Mount Lowe (Los Angeles Co., Calif.) news publications and other ephemera. See also P-172 Mount Lowe Photograph Collection
Photographs and negatives (glass, film and lantern slides). Scenes of Mt. Lowe including construction of the Mt.Lowe Railroad. Many snow scenes. All by W.H. Hill, Pasadena photographer, except for one by George Wharton James. Also prints and a negative of...
A souvenir photograph album of the Mount Lowe Railway, a tourist line to Echo Mountain and Mount Lowe in the San Gabriel Mountains, California.
The Mount Olive Baptist Church was founded by Rev. George Johnson Jr. on February 11, 1963. The collection consists of one scrapbook documenting the first two years of the church's existence from 1963-1964. It encompasses correspondence, rosters, financial reports, membership...
Summit view includes 3 men with climbing sticks; Big Spring (source of the Sacramento River) view includes man standing at spring; Fellow's House view depicts croquet scene on lawn. All views captioned.
Series of 12 interviews documenting the peace mural unveiled in Mt. Shasta, California, in 2007. The interviews are with the lead artist, project coordinator, contributing artists, and community members who participated in the project. They detail the process of designing...
Receipts from Cunningham, Curtis & Welch, San Francisco, Calif. for school books ordered between 1897 June 2 - 1898 March 12. Some orders made by Rev. Arthur Crosby. Also includes receipts from Payot, Upham & Company, San Francisco, Calif. for...
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The Mount Wilson Observatory Legal Papers comprise one box of material relating to the founding, construction, and operation of the institution dating from 1903 to 1939.
12 bound logbooks relating to the construction and use of the 60" and 100" telescopes at Mount Wilson Observatory.
This collection contains records of the Mount Wilson Observatory Optical Shop, relating to the operation of the department from 1911 to 1963 (bulk 1930-1947). The department was responsible for repairing and maintaining the Observatory's telescopes, as well as for observatories...
A collection of photographs and audiovisual materials chiefly related to Mount Wilson Observatory, Los Angeles County, California, and 20th-century astronomical research.
This small collection contains 17 "On Pasadena and Mount Wilson Toll Road" card photographs taken by Stiffler & Gill around 1896 of the Mount Wilson area in the San Gabriel Mountains, California. Many of the scenes include historic camp...
This collection contains business records chiefly related to the finances of the Mount Wilson Toll Road Company, which built the Mount Wilson Toll Road, a ten-mile wagon road it completed in 1891 from the foothills above Pasadena, California, up...
This collection contains minutes, bylaws, correspondence, departmental records, reports, financial records, publications, photographs, slides, audio tapes, books and memorabilia covering Mount Zion Hospital Association and successor institutions from its formation in 1887 up to its merger with the University of...
Records of mining company operating in Shasta County and Martinez, California, from 1896 to 1968.
The represents the administrative records of the Mountain Defense League (MDL) for its three decades existence, and the work of both Bryon Lindsley and Pandora Rose as former presidents of the MDL. The majority of the collection consists of records...
Mountain Drive, a residential enclave of free spirits located in the hills above Montecito, coalesced in the years following World War II. The driving force behind its formation was Robert McKee Hyde, known to all as Bobby. The spirit of...
Title devised by cataloger.
Chiefly (or entirely?) mountain peaks in California's Sierra Nevada range.
This album shows the construction of the Mountain Quarry Railroad from Flint [Auburn], California connection with the Southern Pacific and the rock quarry and mine 7 miles.
Report on the feasibility of certain railroad electrifications as a future means of fuel oil conservation, submitted to D. M. Folsom, Federal Oil Director for the Pacific Coast.
Each print marked in ink or pencil with caption, date, and copyright notice of the Flag Studio.
Two views of mountain glaciers, one of the Eiffel tower, and one of a town with a lake and mountains in the background [possibly Switzerland?]
Legal briefs, newsletters, brochures, and press releases, relating to litigation mainly concerning government management of public lands and regulation of utilities and other private enterprises.
Photocopy of original hotel register, unpaginated, bound volume of approximately 207 pages with preface and copies of two photographs. The register has also been microfilmed and is held by the University of the Pacific and the University of California. The...
Bibliography in four volumes with holograph and typed listings of some 290 titles on mountaineering, from 1633-1963 in English, French, German, Norwegian, Swedish, and Latin. It was compiled by two decorated English peers, Colonel Oscar Vaughn Viney and his son...
Stereographs concentrate on Mount Hood, Oregon and vicinity: group in a carriage, climbers in snow, men signalling into valley from summit of Mount Hood, glaciers, crevasses, ice formations, and other views related to mountaineering. Other stereos show the Arkansas River,...
Legal documents, meeting minutes and agendas, programs, flyers, correspondence, photographs, floppy disks, financial records, and clippings related to the Mountains AIDS Foundation, 1994-2002. The nonprofit operated the Sacred Mountain Retreat Program at Zaca Lake, consisting of a five day, four...
One black and white mounted photograph, possibly Fort Sumter in background, with group of African Americas, some in uniform, and white officer, other white men and women behind them. Possible colored regiment from Civil War? In-hand as of 6/16/11. Oversize...
1 exterior and 2 interior views of a meat market (butcher shop).
Interior and exterior views of a shop, presumably in or near Nevada City, Calif.
William J(ohn) Mountin (b. 14 Nov. 1901) was employed by the Statistical Branch of the Wartime Civil Control Administration (WCCA), under the Assistant Chief of Staff for Civil Affairs, Western Defense Command and Fourth Army. Established in March of 1942...
The papers of Linda Oppen Mourelatos, daughter of the Objectivist poet George Oppen and his wife Mary. Of particular importance is the correspondence between Oppen and her parents; 3 folders of typescript poetry by George Oppen; and 8 folders of...
The collection comprises 31 letters and postcards sent to the French art critic Gabriel Mourey by 9 correspondents, most of them Belgian artists. An additional 20 letters are from Emile Gallé.
The papers include the creator's dissertation, along with newspapers, clippings, serial publications, booklets, and other writings relating to education in Iran, the Iranian revolution of 1979, and political, social, and economic conditions in Iran.
Collection consists of two boxes of article reprints as collected by Clark Moustakas, humanistic psychotherapist.
Minutes of meetings, conference proceedings, speeches, reports, and memoranda, relating to political conditions in Zaire and administration of the government of Zaire. Includes records from the national level of the party, some provincial and local levels, and the youth affiliate...
Photocopies of letters, sound recordings of reminiscences, pamphlets, and studies, relating to missionary work among the Dayak people of Borneo. Includes a printed memoir by Sydwell Mouw Flynn, daughter of J. Arthur and Edna Mouw.
The collection contains around thirty interviews with former Stanford students on the topic of activism during the 1960s and 1970s on the Stanford campus, with a specific focus on the April 3rd Movememnt and the occupation of the Applied Electronics...
Sheet music for motion pictures arranged alphabetically by title of song.
The consists of twenty-nine original and facsimile posters. They are filed alphabetically by film title....
Series l (boxes 1-2)consists of movie posters and movie promotional materials, including a program, a press release, and seal, of Hollywood movies mainly filmed in or pertaining to Monterey County, primarily in the 1940s and 1950s. Some movie titles include...
Films range from 1907 to 2007, undated. Bulk is 1926 to 1929.
Films range from 1921 to 1972, undated. Bulk is 1951 to 1964. Box 7 contains stand-up cards.
The Movietime U.S.A. collection spans the years 1950-1953 and encompasses 2 linear feet. The collection consists of public relations project files containing clippings, publicity releases, and correspondence. The files once belonged to Lou Smith, COMPO's Hollywood executive secretary....
This collection consists of the materials from the non-profit educational organization Comité La Verdad Sobre Cuba, The Truth About Cuba Committee, operating under the name Movimiento Anticomunista Catolico Unido.
This collection comprises the records of the University of California, Irvine (UCI) chapter of Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Atzlán (MEChA). The collection contains organizational files, yearly files maintained by elected officers, scrapbooks, photographs, and subject files on major topics of...
Correspondence; materials related to California State Fair wine judging, California viticultural areas, and Wine Scene Seminars and Tours.
Contains a small amount of business and personal correspondence from family members and relatives concerning business and household matters during 1906 and from 1917-1920. The bulk of the collection consists of records of consignments from various groceries and suppliers in...
The Malcolm Mowbray scripts span the years circa 1986-1990 and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection is comprised of script and photographic material regarding DON'T TELL HER IT'S ME (1990) and OUT COLD (1989); a smattering of correspondence; story ideas...
This collection contains correspondence written to and from LtCol. Harrison Curtis Mower, AEF during the First World War. Also included are biographical documents, photographs, postcards, and realia from the Spanish-American War.
Relates to post-World War II reconstruction and prospects for an international organization. Report to the World Citizens Association.
Letter, May 30, 1853, from San Francisco, mentions activities of fellow Rhode Islanders, Lola Montez and impending Gwin-McCorkle duel.
A dozen photos of buildings under demolition by the MOX Wrecking Co., all located in Los Angeles except for the Miramar Hotel in Santa Barbara. Also, Hoffman family photos (donor's parents). 1914-1952, undated
Ephemera from various presses belonging to the Companions of the Moxon Chappel. The collection is arranged alphabetically by press....
Contains correspondece, teaching materials, conference materials, biographical materials, manuscript materials, and subject files on nuclear physics....
Captain Roy Moyes manuscript and poems (SAFR 17110, HDC 235) includes an incomplete manuscript titled "The Sea Beyond" and Eight-two maritime poems. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Captain Roy Moyes Ship Master's license (SAFR 253, HDC 452) was issued by the United States Coast Guard to U.S. Merchant Marine Officer Moyes to serve as Master, sail vessels of over 700 gross tons on any oceans. Dated and...
The Moyes family papers, 1940-1945, 2000 (SAFR 23386, HDC 1647) is comprised of records and photographs relating to Captains Roy and Anthony J. Moyes' work as lifelong mariners.
The materials of Daniel Patrick Moynihan cover the period from January 1969 to December 1970 when Dr. Moynihan served as Counselor to the President for Urban Affairs during the administration of President Richard Nixon and reflect Moynihan's activities in wide...
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, reports, communiqués, press releases, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mozambique, and to revolutionary movements, especially the Frente de Libertaçao de Moçambique, in Mozambique.
Album contains 20 albumen prints with captions in English, detailing the construction of railroads to and from Beira (Mozambique). Photos also include scenic views, hunting parties, railway workers, and native peoples. Album most likely belonged to an engineer working on...
Song tribute to Herbert Hoover.
Black leather belt embellished with the words "Mr. Alameda Co Leather 94-95" in silver colored rivets. The belt was made by Bill Gooch.
This 8mm film documents the Imperial Court’s Mr. and Miss Gay San Francisco competition event held in 1974, in which Peter Decker is named Mr. Gay San Francisco of 1975.
Three letters (photocopies), 1850s-1870s. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
Side A: Interview with Richard Ollard, historian and editor of the Collins Publishing House and Mrs. [Marian] Ollard, history teacher, re growing up in England and the publishing business, Feb. 21, 1977. Side B: Ollard lecture on Samuel Pepys, Feb....
Carton 1: Chris Jorgensen watercolors and drawings (many European), photographic portraits of Jorgensen in San Francisco, and family snapshots of the Littell family -- Carton 2: 11 albums and sketchbooks ca. 1900-1940. Includes European sketches by Virgil W. Jorgensen, snapshots,...
Portraits of a mixed race couple who ran a curio business in San Francisco's Chinatown. She is of European descent and he, Chinese. He wears traditional Chinese costume in all images, and she is in Western dress in one, Chinese...
A leather vest featuring metal studs reading “Mr. Folsom Street Fair 1994” on the back.
Videotapes and DVDs of Mr. Huntington's Garden programs produced for public television stations in Southern California.
Mr. Lady Records was an independent queercore and feminist label founded by Tammy Rae Carland and Kaia Wilson in North Carolina in 1996. It relocated to San Francisco around 2002. Artists on the label included Le Tigre, the Butchies, the...
Collection contains one folder of snapshots (mostly color) from 1981 to 1992. The majority of the images are erotic party shots and candid portraits.
The Mr. San Francisco Leather 1998 title vest, donated by the titleholder, John Stephan Edwards. The vest was created by a leather shop on Market Street in the Castro neighborhood of San Francisco. The back includes “Mr. SF Leather 98”...
Collection includes material related to Mr. SF Leather, including an SF Eagle Mr. Leather 1989 leather vest, Mr. SF Leather 1989 leather sash, material related to Peter Austin, T-shirts, photographs, paper ephemera and clippings, and a VHS videotape recording of...
Pamphlets, reprints, reports, and working papers of the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Academy of Sciences, and other organizations, for which Mrak served as an advisor. Files on environmental health and safety subjects, ecology, yeast classification, and food production subjects;...
Letters and reports relating to her daughter's education at the Academy of the Sisters of Notre Dame in San Jose.
Bound typescript of The Great Spanish Anti-Pope (Pedro de Luna: Benedict XIII) , 1938. Pertains to the late 1300s - early 1400s. Alpha list.
Contains 2 letters requesting money.
Contains correspondence from Bernard Moses to Mrs. C.J. Blake discussing world events including the Russian Revolution, France, Germany, Japan, the League of Nations, Woodrow Wilson, Berkeley, Calif. and political views. Also includes a letter from an unknown friend in Japan...
This collection contains awards presented by Mrs. Clara Baldocchi at the Sonoma County Fair between 1940 and 1963.
One written by Ira B. Cross concerns stocks and the stock market, the other, 1925, is written from Paris by C.M. Gayley and deals with the poetry of John Masefield and the English educational system.
Manuscript travel diary kept from February 13 to April 8, 1913 and accompanying photograph album by Mrs. Eli W. Henrick of Watertown, New York while traveling with her husband and friends in the Caribbean aboard the S.S. Magdalena. Diary observations...
Kept by a Piedmont, California housewife. Diaries include information about daily life, current events and politics (domestic and international) and her travels.
This is a family album assembled during the construction of the Lucin Cutoff across the Great Salt Lake.
The scrapbook of loose album pages includes 28 photographic prints and 17 place cards between 1900 and 1910. Mrs. James Rolph, Jr. is the creator of the scrapbook and the contents document their life before Rolph, Jr. became mayor of...
One letter (TLS) to Mark Weinstein, thanking him for his thoughts on JFK's speeches. Washington, [D.C.], 19 Oct. 1960. Alpha list.
One holograph "Book of Recipes," compiled by Mitchell, 1853-1857. Also contains gardening tips and household remedies, including recipes for cough syrup and a treatment for dysentery. Alpha list.
Her reminiscences of childhood in Germany; voyage to America in 1855, then via Panama to San Francisco; life and various business enterprises in San Francisco, Sacramento, Alameda and Berkeley.
Telegrams, orders, and dispatches, relating to administration of Mstów under German occupation during World War II.
Souvenir views from Cavell Drive of Angel Glacier, Throne Mountain, Mount and Lake Cavell, Mount Sorrow, Pyramid Range and other sites.
The University of California, San Diego Mt. Soledad Radiocarbon Lab records document the daily operations of the University of California, San Diego Mt. Soledad Radiocarbon Lab. The records contain provenience information, correspondence, journal articles, research notes, logs and other material...
v.1 & 2: copies of articles of incorporation and of minutes of meetings of board of directors and stockholders (including those of its predecessor, the Mill Valley and Mt. Tamalpais Scenic Railway); v.3 - 5: clippings re the railway and...
File-based videorecordings, videocassettes, optical discs, and transcripts, as well as brochures and legal and financial records relating to political conditions and human rights violations in Iraq under the Ba'th party regime. Includes digitized video testimony of survivors.
Alan Westy Muchmore, also known as Wes Muchmore, was a writer who wrote gay erotica and romance fiction under several pseudonyms including D.V. Sadero, Clay Larkin, Richard McClain, Vito della Strada, and Rick Lane. He also wrote non-fiction and some...
Framed photos of the Rev. Lyman J. Muchmore and family taken in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, ca. 1900. Includes a couple of Museum views.
Photographs of Mud Creek Glacier on Mt. Shasta in August and September of 1924. Warmer weather caused a melting of the glacier, sending down the canyon a wall of water, mud, sand, and rock.
Views of glaciers and effects of mud flows on Mt. Shasta.
This implementation of MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) was developed and is operated by Viktor T. Toth. MUD1 was originally developed circa 1978 at Essex University, England. This version runs on 32-bit platforms; the current server runs on Windows and Linux (2014)....
The collection contains announcements and invitations, broadsides, checklists, commercial work, linoleum block and relief prints, page layouts, posters, postcards, programs, publisher's promotional pieces, type specimen sheets, and related artwork and other materials of jobs printed by the Mudborn Press, founded...
George Mudd (1845-1898) was an early farmer in the Germantown, California (now Artois, California) area. This small collection contains correspondence by George and James Mudd, notes and clippings on the history of the Mudd and Mapes families, and family photographs...
This collection contains personal papers, business and financial records about the mines and real estate, especially Cyprus Mines, the Mudd family owned and operated, books and records about mining in Southern California as well as in Cyprus, field journals, correspondence...
This collection consists of 47 audiocassette recordings of lectures from UCSB Professor of English Marvin Mudrick (1921-1986). Mudrick founded UCSB's College of Creative Studies and served as provost until 1984....
Radio broadcast scripts, correspondence, writings, memoranda, reports, and printed matter, relating mostly to Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Czechoslovakia.
The collection contains materials on Vesta Muehlesisen's educational activities from the 1920s to 1940s.
Photographs of posters, relating primarily to Germany during World Wars I and II, German political events in the interwar period, and the Spanish Civil War. Includes posters from the Soviet Union, France, and a number of other countries.
Dr. Robert E. Mueller practiced psychophysical therapy in Los Angeles. He opened a massage therapy private practice in 1979 where he offered a "Release & Reorientation" program. He sometimes incorporated alternative methods into his body therapy practice, and would occasionally...
Relates to Allied denazification policy in Germany.
Correspondence, passports, army orders, accounts, certificates of appointments, fragments of diaries, mainly relating to his military career in Mexico and to his activities as Mexican consul in San Francisco, 1859-1863. Also included: ship manifests with related papers, copies of documents...
Correspondence, diaries, and other writings, relating to British and world culture. In part, typewritten transcript. In part, microfilm. For description of the microfilm contents, see the Malcolm Muggeridge Papers (microfilm edition) finding aid
Collection consists of 39 files containing arrest records and mugshots for women arrested as suspected prostitutes in El Paso, Texas between approximately 1915 and 1945 and one file for a man arrested as a suspected pimp. All of these files...
Depicts the American Lafayette Flying Corps in France.
The Edla Muir papers span 43.79 linear feet and date from circa 1917 to 1986. The collection consists of architectural drawings, photographic prints and manuscript material organized by project documenting the construction and finished product for many of her architectural...
The collection consists of materials related to various play-by-mail games collected and developed by John C. Muir and his daughter Shannon Elise-Muir Broden, including rulebooks, specification sheets, forms, newsletters, team rosters, turn results, reference manuals and play-by-mail publications.
Letter from John Muir to Secor, accompanied by a letter to Secor from Muir's daughter, Wanda Muir [Hanna] (includes an envelope with incorrect postmark of Feb. 26, 1908).
This collection contains correspondence and some ephemera of the family of naturalist John Muir (1838-1914). The correspondence largely deals with family affairs dating between the early 1860s to early 1900s. Many of the letters mention John and his activities at...
John Muir (1838-1914) was a naturalist and philosopher, famous for spurring on the movement to develop the U.S. National Parks. This collection spans from 1824-1966 and includes correspondence, an original sketch of Muir by Eva Scott Fenyes, newspaper clippings, ephemera,...
This collection is made up of 59 ephemera items related to naturalist John Muir (1838-1914) collected by collector J. Marshall Watkins while he was researching Muir. Includes pamphlets, brochures, newspaper clippings, magazine clippings, programs, poetry, and copies of Muir's writings...
This collection consists of digital images of the correspondence of John Muir from 1856-1914. The vast majority of the letters were sent and received by Muir, although the collection also includes some correspondence of selected family members and colleagues. Muir’s...
This collection consists of digital images of the correspondence of John Muir from 1856-1914. The vast majority of the letters were sent and received by Muir, although the collection also includes some correspondence of selected family members and colleagues. Muir’s...
This collection consists of an extra-illustrated set of the (Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1916-1924), which includes 260 platinum prints chiefly by photographer Herbert W. Gleason (1855-1937) and ten manuscript fragments in John Muir's hand from a draft...
This collection of Muir’s personal library is curated alphabetically by author in his own bookcases from his Martinez, California home. Most remarkable about this collection is that many volumes contain Muir’s own notations in the form of drawings, marginalia, and...
The Muir Papers are arranged in seven series. Series I consists of John Muir's correspondence and related papers (1856-1914). Series 2 contains Muir's journals and sketchbooks (1867-1913). Series 3 consists of Muir's notebooks (1856-1912) and working notes (1864-1914). Series 4...
Material related to the career of Southern Pacific fireman and locomotive engineer Julius Emeil Muir.
Relates to social conditions in the Soviet Union.
Percy H. (Percy Horace) Muir (1894-1979) was a prominent twentieth-century antiquarian bookseller, book collector, and bibliographer. He joined the London antiquarian booksellers Elkin Mathews, Ltd. in 1930, and remained with this firm until his death. This collection contains materials relating...
This collection consists of 3 photographic prints, 2 postcards, and 1 page from a scrapbook primarily related to west coast maritime vessels.
This collection contains materials documenting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and HIV/AIDS activism in Orange County, California and other areas of Southern California. Materials include files, photographs, audiotapes of oral histories, slides, and artifacts documenting such topics as the Orange County...
This collection contains original personal correspondence, notes, ephemera, and photographs of John Muir and materials related to Muir family genealogy from various identified and unidentified donors.
Chiefly photographs pertaining to Nicaragua, the publication Nicaraguan Perspectives and the Nicaragua Information Center.
This collection of papers consists of newsletters, meeting agendas, and photos of Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS), a national organization of Chicanas/ Latinas and Native American women and gender non-conforming academics, students, and activists.
This collection of papers consists of newsletters, meeting agendas, and photos of Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS), a national organization of Chicanas/ Latinas and Native American women and gender non-conforming academics, students, and activists.
This collection contains the records of Mujeres Unidas por Justicia, Educación y Revolución, a Chicana student organization that helps first generation Chicana students adjust to college life. The collection contains documents related to the founding of the organization, meeting agendas...
Images documenting buildings, architectural details, town and city scenes, urban landscapes, natural attractions, and the history and antiquities of Mexico. Emphasis is on architecture (colonial and modern) and pre-Columbian sites, and on costume and cultural "types" of various regions. Collection...
Correspondence with institutions in the United States and abroad to solicit interest in housing Mujica's Collection of original hand drawn reproductions of the art and architecture of pre-Columbian Mexico and New Spain. Also personal letters concerning his stay in the...
Katsuma Mukaeda was an Issei lawyer, community activist, and long-time president of the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center in Los Angeles, California. The collection consists of personal correspondence, photographs, community service medals, and biographical information spanning from 1941 to...
Correspondence, printed matter, reports, and photographs, relating to conditions in Russia before, during, and after the Revolution of 1917, and to experiences of various members of the Mukhanov family. Includes letters from the great-uncle of M. G. Mukhanov, Georgii Bakhmetev,...
This collection contains 6 letters from Jerome "Yonie" Mulberg to his sister Shirley before deploying overseas during the Second World War.
Rolled, aerial photos of the Mule Hill area in San Diego County taken as part of research conducted about 1971 by History Division Research Associate Konrad Schreier concerning the actual location of the site of the Mexican War Battle of...
This two-volume manuscript for an unpublished book on eye diseases, injuries, and pathology includes 97 hand-drawn color figures on white paper mounted on black cardstock. The bulk of the text is followed by two chapters not listed in the author's...
Notes and printed writings relating mainly to political development in Zambia. Used as research material for the book by David C. Mulford, Zambia: The Politics of Independence, 1957-1964 (London, 1967). Consists mostly of transcribed copies of selected British colonial records.
Papers of David Donald (Don) Mulford, California State Assemblyman for the 16th District and the 18th District (Oakland-Berkeley-Piedmont) from 1957 to 1970.
The Don Mulford Papers consist of 18 cubic feet of textual records covering the years 1934-1976.
Correspondence, reports, bulletins, clippings, and government documents, relating to subversive activities and radicalism in California, and especially to student radicalism, primarily at the University of California, Berkeley.
This file contains the hard covered, hand written in ink diary of Captain Thomas W. Mulford.The journal is in good condition, with the spine intact, and the hand writing is clear and legible throughout. The diary also includes, glue to...
At an Annual Meeting, Katherine Mulhollan explains the St. Francis Dam disaster ant attempts to clear William Mulholland of any blame.
Catherine Rose Mulholland, granddaughter of William Mulholland, former Chief Superintendent of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, was a historian, writer, civic leader, and public speaker in the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles area, where...
Two albums of photographs documenting the construction of Mulholland Drive and Mulholland Highway in May 1924.
Letters of Olive Helms Mulholland, American teacher of Illinois and California.
The collection consists of material related to the career and research of former UCR Professor of Entomology Mir Mulla, who was well known for his work related to medical entomology and the biology and control of mosquitoes and black flies....
This collection contains reserach notes, journals, audio recordings, and materials used for exhibits in the East Asia Library....
Collection includes both material generated by the San Francisco Police Department and Mullen's research files and correspondence relating to the history of the department's operations and personnel.
Collection consists of assorted music manuscripts related to the career of music composer Joseph Mullendore.
The Alexander Muller record book and measurement tables book, 1910-1915 or later (SAFR 17232, HDC 0244) is comprised of 2 bound volumes belonging to Alexander Muller in his career as a merchant seaman. The collection has been processed to the...
Decision by the Argentine Federal Court of Appeals relating to allegations by Heinrich Jürges that Alfred Müller, acting as an agent of the German government, had plotted to bring about the secession of Patagonia from Argentina.
The collection contains an autograph book, correspondence, diary, documents, reminiscences, and ephemera of Charles F. Muller, a Civil War Union soldier, Pennsylvania Infantry, 29th Regiment (Vol), Co. B, as well as some other items apparently not directly pertaining to Muller....
Correspondence, publications, field notes, research notes, and photographs relating to the career of plant ecologist C.H. Muller.
Material relating to the botanical research and teaching of UCSB Professor of Botany Cornelius H. Muller.
Memoirs, speech, interview transcript, and letters, relating to American military intelligence activities in the Philippines and elsewhere in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Relates to German military operations on the Eastern front during World War II.
Relates to German military activities during World War II.
Memoranda, orders, maps, reports, charts, photographs, and printed matter, relating to the invasion of French Morocco, Sicily, and southern France, activities of the Third and Seventh United States Armies, and the occupation of Bavaria.
The collection contains correspondence, financial statements, estimates, notes and photographs of the ships produced in the Wilmington and San Pedro (California) vicinity by the shipbuilder William A. Muller.
The Louis Christian Mullgardt collection consists of specifications and drawings for the Evans residence in Mill Valley, drawings and a photograph of the Court of the Ages (from the Panama Pacific International Exposition), drawings of a commercial building in Honolulu,...
This collection contains three letters from PFC Jim E. Mulligan, USA to his family during the Vietnam War.
The Robert Mulligan papers span the years 1952-2009 (bulk 1957-1991) and encompass 1.7 linear feet of manuscripts, 1 linear foot of photographs, 1 artwork, and 2 posters. The collection contains scripts for several of Mulligan's film and television productions, including...
Relates to German policy in occupied areas of the Soviet Union during World War II. Photocopy.
Collection is composed of assembly bills and resolutions authored and co-authored by Assemblymember Gene Mullin during his time as the representative for the 19th District. Files contain copies of the bills and resolutions, drafts, and research information.
The collection comprises microfiche copies of original material from the personal manuscript collection of Edgar Young Mullins. The collection contains primarily personal and professional correspondence from Mullins' student days in the 1880s until his death in 1928 as president of...
This collection contains 36 newsletters compiled during the Second World War and collected by Elizabeth A. Mullins. The newsletters are entitled "The Apostle" and were a production of St. Matthew's Parish, Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and there...
Michael G. Mullins served as Professor of Viticulture and Enology at the University of California, Davis from 1987 to 1990. His papers contain manuscripts and published versions of his writings, including reprints of his articles, typescripts of a paper entitled...
Relates to British administration of Hong Kong, and especially to housing issues.
Dinah Maria Mulock (1826-1887) wrote stories for young people, as well as poetry and novels. Her brother Benjamin (1829-63) was a civil engineer, and her other brother, Thomas, spent much time at sea. The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, and...
Record Series 812 contains records related to the administration of Multicampus Program in Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology fellowship programs from 1980-2000.
The Multi-Country newspaper collection consists of forty-four unique titles from thirty different countries: Algeria, Angola, Brazil, Burma, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Ethiopia, French West Africa, Guatemala, Haiti, Hong Kong, Indochina, Indonesia, Jamaica, Jordan, Kurdistan, Lebanon, Mali, Madagascar, Manchuria, Pakistan,...
Correspondence, minutes, speeches, manuals, reports, and training files created by the Multicultural AIDS Resource Center.
Photographs, primarily 4x6 color and black and white snapshots, related to Martin Luther King Jr. Day events and Black student activities on campus 1984 – 1996, Includes images of African American Student Union and Society of Black Business Students and...
Meeting minutes, booklets, pamphlets, correspondence, flyers, a bibliography, and other material, 1982-1984, created or collected by the Multi-ethnic Gay and Lesbian Exchange. The Multi-ethnic Gay and Lesbian Exchange was a coalition of gay and lesbian people of color organizations, which...
Audiovisual and other material including videocassettes, audiocassettes, organizational records, newsletters, and ephemera documenting the activities of the Multiracial Americans of Southern California (MASC) from 1987 to 2004.
This collection contains photographs and memorabilia relating to SSgt. Robert D. Mumaugh, USA during and after the Second World War. Included are photographs of SSgt. Mumaugh and a drawn picture, military documents as well as documents and memorabilia from his...
The MUNARGO (SAFR 21357, HDC1298) trim and stability booklet was produced by the Munargo Line Company in New York in November 1939 and includes general stability notes, as well as trim and stability diagrams. The diagrams are diazo, with crayon...
A.N.L. (Alan Noel Latimer) Munby (1913-1974) was in the antiquarian book trade with Bernard Quaritch, Limited (1935-37) and Sotheby & Company (1937-39, 1945-47) before becoming Librarian (1947) and Fellow (1948) at King's College, Cambridge. He was also a J.P.R. Lyell...
Photographs, certificates, diplomas, sketches, and memorabilia, relating to mass propaganda open air theatrical productions during the Ulmanis regime in Latvia, 1934-1939.
Snapshot photograph album of Munder family travels to various Northern California locations. General topics include camping, hunting, fishing, automobile travel, boats and boat yards. Among the particular points of interest are San Francisco (Golden Gate Park, Islais Creek, Lux School,...
Portraits: old man characters.
Letters, writings, personal documents, printed matter, photographs, and sound recording of an interview, relating to social conditions in Germany, especially during World War II.
Relates to acquaintances of N. Mungai at Stanford University.
Relates to conditions in Japanese prison camps in the Philippines during World War II.
Author of the bestselling booklet, “My Heart, Christ's Home,” (1954, 2005) with over eleven million copies in print, Robert Boyd Munger (1910-2001) served as pastor at South Hollywood Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles (1936-1945), First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley, California...
William (Bill) Munger worked for the Granville Brothers, the makers of the Gee Bee
The Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles records document the business functions, fundraising operations, and outreach programs of the political action committee during its existence from 1977-1991. The bulk of the collection comprises board meeting minutes, agendas, and financial reports,...
The Munitz Chess Collection, donated to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library by Dr. Barry Munitz in 2006, is comprised of over 400 volumes of rare chess books and serials. The collection also includes over 50 chess sets which exhibit...
J. A. (Joseph Amasa) Munk was a Civil War veteran and a doctor of eclectic medicine. His interest in collecting publications on Arizona led him to create the Munk Library of Arizoniana, housed at the Southwest Museum. The includes papers,...
Papers of architect and artist Judith Horton Munk (1925-2006), who was known for her architectural design of private residences and structures on the University of California, San Diego campus. The collection contains writings, correspondence, architectural plans and drawings, and photographs.
Papers of Walter H. Munk (1917-2019), distinguished physical oceanographer and professor of geophysics at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego. The collection documents Munk's scientific career and some of the subject areas where he...
The Carlos Muñoz papers contain materials relating to Chicano/Latino and Ethnic Studies, particularly with a focus on Chicano political and social movements. The collection is arranged in five series. Professional activities include biographical information, general correspondence, conference materials, speaking engagements,...
This collection consists of papers created and collected by Rosalio Munoz regarding his involvement in the Chicano Movement and related organizations from the late 1960s to the 2010s. It also has material on his family, particularly his father, Rosalio F....
Reports, correspondence, leaflets, and notes, relating to political and economic conditions in Turkey, Zionism, relief work and the conduct of German occupying forces in Belgium during World War I, American neutrality in World War I, war propaganda, and proposals for...
Reports, internal documents, serial issues, and printed matter relating to the Maoist Communist Party of the Philippines and guerrilla activities of its New People's Army affiliate. Includes issuances of the party and Philippine government intelligence reports.
Munsen family photographs and motion picture films (P89-091, SAFR 18589) consists of 28 black-and-white photographic prints and 13 reels of 8mm black-and-white and color, silent motion picture film of the Munsen family and their hydroplane raceboats in California from circa...
Captured Japanese war documents, correspondence, orders, memoranda, maps, charts, diaries, and photographs, relating to the Solomon Islands battlefields during the Pacific campaigns of World War II.
Correspondence, memoranda, and press releases, relating to Latvian-Soviet relations and to the imprisonment of V. Munters in the Soviet Union, 1941-1954. Photocopy.
Minutes from the UC Davis Foundation, Board of Directors meetings collected by Robert Munyon during his time as an officer of the California Aggie Alumni Association and trustee of the UC Davis Foundation.
Collection consists of an Atari 800XL home computer, color monitor and complete set of peripherals, as well as an “Andy” Robot. The collection also includes 127 consumer software titles published between 1980 and 1987....
Ramon Muñoz was a founding member of the La Raza Association (LRA), a staff organization founded in the early 1970s that coordinated Chicano activities at UC Irvine. This collection includes material assembled by Muñoz during his involvement with LRA. It...
This collection contains documents relating to Ricardo F. Muñoz's work in Chicano/Latino/Minority issues at UCSF and UC-wide. Included are meeting minutes, correspondence, docucments related to UCSF diversity programs and efforts and newspaper clippings....
Ricardo Muñoz was a Los Angeles lawyer and later an administrative law judge with the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board. His collection includes photographs, sound recordings, correspondence, and personal papers that document his family history, and organizational papers that reflect...
Rosalío Muñoz is a Chicano journalist and activist who has been a longtime member of the Communist Party. As a student activist, Muñoz developed his leadership through serving as Student Class President of Franklin high school and later as UCLA’s...
This collection contains eight correspondence from EN3 Joseph G. Murace, USN to Rea Nurmi in Helsinki, Finland during the Vietnam War.
This collection contains letters, ephemera, a book and several photographs. It is divided into four series: Correspondence, Photographs, Ephemera and Publications....
Noboru Murakami was born ca. 1889 in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. He arrived in the United States in 1907. Subsequently, he served as Secretary of the Japan Hotel and Apartment Association of Southern California prior to World War II. Mr. Murakami...
361 black and white photographs of daily life in camp in Rohwer, Arkansas....
A small collection of photographs that belonged to William Muranishi, a young Japanese-American man from Isleton, California who was incarcerated at the Gila River War Relocation Center in Arizona during World War II.
Eddie S. Muraoka was interned during the Second World War at Manzanar Internment Camp in Manzanar, CA. The collection includes scrapbooks filled with news clippings on Japanese-American internment, dated 1942-1980s. It also includes loose issues of and (Centennial Edition).
[1829-1908]. One mounted b/w 3 3/4" x 4 1/2" photograph of newspaper editor and journalist Murat Halstead, leaving the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis convention, 9 June 1892.
Translation by Xenia J. Eudin of the pamphlet , published in Tashkent in 1926.
Correspondence, memoirs, and notes, relating to the Russian Revolution and political events in Russia and abroad. Correspondents include V. A. Maklakov, P. N. Miliukov, Ekaterina Kuskova, Vera Figner and other leading Russian political figures.
Collection consists of papers relating to the Oklahoma Free State Fair, and correspondence with various U.S. congressmen and government officials....
Correspondence relating mainly to Murdock's activities as editor of the Pacific Unitarian and as a printer. Drafts of talks on various subjects for the Chit-Chat Club, San Francisco, also included.
Correspondence, writings, clippings, and press releases, relating to political conditions, race relations and conservative movements in the United States.
Civil War soldier's letters addressed to Elizabeth Affleck, 1862-1865
The Dorothie M. Murello, Wilmington Democratic Club Collection documents her involvement in local, state, and federal politics between 1957 and 1971. The collection includes paper records, photographs, and a scrapbook primarily related to campaign work for Democratic Party candidates. The...
Collection of periodicals created by and about Chicano and Latinos collected by Alejandro Murguia, faculty San Francisco State University, and founding member and first director of the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts. Collección de revistas creadas por y sobre...
The Muriel and Edmund O'Brien Collection includes photographs, documents, and ephemera from Muriel O'Brien and her husband, Edmund O'Brien. Muriel O'Brien was a prominent elected city official and civic volunteer in Claremont who was active in local politics.
Papers of Mexican painter and writer Gerardo Murillo also known as Dr. Atl.
The L.A. Murillo papers document the life of Louis Andrew Murillo (1922- ), including his service in the Air Force during World War II, his tenure as a professor of Spanish literature and Cervantes scholar at the University of California,...
The Murman collection consists of 495 original watercolors and 26 photographs of California native plants, representing 85 different families and ca. 460 species. The paintings are scientifically accurate as well as artistic, each showing details of a branch and enlarged...
Murmann is the author of (c1914). The collection consists of manuscript material for an unpublished cookbook, photographs and original drawings and watercolors of flora and fauna, lecture notes and glass slides prepared for Murmann's lectures on furniture designs and nature...
Jack Muro was 23 years old when he was incarcerated at Amache in Granada, Colorado. In 1943 he learned about photography from a family friend and throughout his time at Amache took pictures of his friends, the camp, and the...
The Art Murphy papers span the years circa 1960s-1990s and encompass approximately 15 linear feet. The collection includes correspondence, artwork, and books....
The materials consist of an oral history, background material, news clippings, a short biography, and an article on baseball on the radio.
This collection consists of photographs taken by Cathy Murphy of farm workers in California (and a few in Arizona), and Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers (UFW) movement from 1975 through 1979, including a few images of labor activists...
The Dwight Murphy Papers are a small collection of six (6) documents related to Murphy's end of life planning and his equestrian interests.
The Edna Murphy papers span the years 1919-1935 and encompass 2.5 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of personal items, such as handwritten verse and prose, correspondence, diaries, travel miscellany, and address books. It also contains contracts, clippings, photographs, and...
The Murphy Family Papers, 1842-1910 (bulk 1850-1880), document the lives of the Murphy family before and after their arrival to the San Jose, California area. The records consist of correspondence, indentures, legal paperwork, bills, receipts, and maps of property that...
Frank Murphy, Jr., Republican, was a State Assembly Member, 1967-1976. His legislative papers reflect his interest in areas relating to the Vehicle Code.
Franklin David Murphy (1916-1994) was born in Kansas City, Missouri. He was the Chancellor at UCLA (1960-68). Murphy had collected books by Sean O'Casey, and began a correspondence with him in 1956. O'Casey (1880-1964) was a playwright. His plays include...
Franklin David Murphy (1916-1994) was the Chancellor at the University of Kansas (1951-60), Chancellor at UCLA (1960-68), Chairman of the Board and CEO (1968) and Chairman of the Executive Committee (1981-86) of the Times Mirror Company. Murphy was active in...
Photographs of the University of California, Davis campus and events.
Research materials and notes on the Prologue to the Tale of Beryn, a 15th-century addition to the Canterbury Tales published in John Urry's 1721 edition of The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer.
Identification cards, passes, paybooks, photographs, and miscellany, relating to forced labor in Germany during World War II and to German military operations. Includes a few World War I itemanuscript Also includes a Nazi flag.
Consists of court proceedings, investigative reports, regulations, orders, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs relating to trials held on Guam, 1946-1949, of Japanese military personnel for war crimes.
John L. Murphy served as C.O. of Kaneohe Bay Naval Air Station (Hawaii).
Marilyn Murphy was a lesbian activist and author. She had a long-running column, "Lesbian Logic," in in the 1980s and a selection of her columns appeared in the 1991 book, She was an active member of the organization Old Lesbians...
Relates to social and economic conditions in Russia.
Mollie Wilson Murphy was an African-American woman who lived in Boyle Heights during World War II. She had many Japanese-American friends who were forced into concentration camps during the war. This collection comprises of the correspondences between Mollie and her...
Murphy Pacific Marine Salvage Company records (SAFR 14295, HDC 87) consists of photocopies of specifications for tugboats: BEAR FLAG, ELLEN MURPHY, F.L. FULTON, G.B. MARSHALL, GOLDEN EAGLE, JAMES FULTON, JEANIE MURPHY (formerly named PALOMAR), KELLY MURPHY (formerly named SAN JACINTO)....
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, dispatches, speeches and writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Allied diplomacy during World War II (especially preparatory to the invasion of French North Africa), wartime and postwar diplomatic conferences, administration of occupied Germany, postwar American foreign...
Collection includes audio tapes and reels from Murphy’s dissertation fieldwork among the Kpelle for 13 months in 1973-74; fieldwork in Liberia in 1971; and fieldwork in Sierra Leone among the Mende of Sierra Leone for 13 months in 1981-82. Also...
Related collection: BANC MSS C-D 792: Biography of the Murphy family prepared for Chronicles of the Builders of the Commonwealth (1888).
Correspondence, writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to comparative and international education.
Relates to operations of the Trans-Siberian Railroad between Omsk and Irkutsk during the Russian Revolution, 1919-1920.
Papers include Murray’s Global Fund for Women and Hewlett Foundation files; teaching files; professional files; and subject files....
Contents include manuscript lectures and sermons, notes and newsclippings about Professor Murray, and correspondence with Herbert Hoover regarding Murray's Service as Head of the Quaker congregation in Washington, D.C. during Hoover's administration.
Photocopies of correspondence and clippings, relating to the attendance of President Herbert Hoover at the Friends Meeting House. Includes some miscellaneous material on Friends World War I relief and other charitable activities.
This 62-piece collection chiefly contains correspondence to Pre-Raphaelite artist and art collector Charles Fairfax Murray (1849-1919), as well as a few manuscripts by Murray and seven unsigned pencil and ink sketches, some of which are by Murray.
The materials consist of personal and professional correspondence, documents and photographs, mostly from 1918-1959, recording the activities of Major Columba Patrick Murray during a lifetime career associated with various U.S. consular, diplomatic, and military stations, most notably the ARA (American...
Relates to political and economic conditions in China.
Papers of Earl Murray, Scripps Institution of Oceanography staff research associate and expert deep diver. The collection consists of material from the U.S. Navy's SeaLab II project including Murray's journals and logs, papers relating to his diving and consulting career,...
Box 1: Correspondence, original letters and transcripts, of Walter and Alexander Murray with family in England, including accounts of Walter's journey to America from England in 1843 and his work as printer in Boston, life in San Luis Obispo, crimes...
The Feg Murray material spans the years 1927-1942 and encompasses 1.3 linear feet. The collection consists of one folder with correspondence, clippings of Murray's cartoon columns, and two drawings, as well as two scrapbooks containing clippings of Murray's ?eein?Stars?cartoon strips...
This collection primarily documents his career as an illustrator, but also includes materials relating to his athletic career and his family. Collection includes correspondence, primarily to his future wife Dorothy Hanna, 1919 and undated; clippings and photographs pertaining to his...
Five letters total: 2 letters from Henry E. Murray to his brother, both written from San Francisco; 1 letter from F. S. Murray to his wife, written from Panama; 2 letters from James M. Thayer to F. S. Murray's widow,...
Writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, legal documents, draft legislation, and printed matter, relating to Republican congressional organizations, the presidential administration of Ronald Reagan, taxation, agriculture, ethics investigations, the Republican Party, and the United States Congress.
This collection contains approximately 100 letters from Pvt. James W. Murray, USA to his wife during the Civil War. Also included are transcriptions for each letter as well as a personal history and historical footnotes written by the donor.
Portraits of military officers, women activists, soldiers in camp, scenes after battles, executions, and street scenes. Views in and around Agua Prieta, Columbus (New Mexico), Veracruz, Tampico, and Cuernavaca are included (among others). Also includes group portraits from the First...
The Murray R. Benedict Papers document Benedict's career as a professor of Agricultural Economics at the University of California, Berkeley from 1931 to 1961. Included in the papers are course materials, subject files, information on his committee work and publications....
Three versions of Donner, a taped interview with Murray, and technical and production notes of the play's performance at Davis in 1970.
"Narrative of a California Volunteer" is a memoir by Judge Walter Murray that details his experiences as a member of Colonel Stevenson's 1st Regiment of New York Volunteers. The Regiment was formed in New York in 1846 to serve in...
Papers of William Murray, noted California-based writer for and published novelist.
Subject file containing correspondence, notes, publications, reprints, excerpts, and clippings concerning his interest and activity in ecology, forestry and range management particularly in the Southwest.
Compilation of radio broadcasts from Europe, 1939-1946, relating to military activities in Europe and the home front in Great Britain during World War II.
Contains receipts for the Musante & Button Oil Company and the McNear & Button Oil Company in California.
The Charles Muscatine papers include materials related to the Loyalty Oath controversy, his involvement with the Free Speech Movement (FSM), the Collegiate Seminar Program (Strawberry Creek College), and undergraduate education reform more generally. There are administrative files, conference materials, correspondence,...
This collection represents a broad selection of the internal papers of the Mexican Museum of San Francisco. Subjects covered include curatorial papers, exhibition materials, administrative papers, educational projects as well as future plans for the museum.**Please note that accents have...
The Museum News Clippings Scrapbooks consist of 29 volumes of newspaper clippings about the San Diego Natural History Museum, those involved with the museum, and local science news.
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Collection is made up of photographs, ephemera and archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. The Museum began as a wish...
Materials of the Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara (MCASB), including administrative files, correspondence, clippings, promotional materials, photographs, and audiovisual items.
Miscellaneous diaries, memoirs, studies, and other writings, by various Russian and Russian émigré writers, relating to Russian history and culture, Russian participation in World War I, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and Russian émigré affairs. Collected by the Museum...
Papers of various Russians and Russian émigrés, including correspondence, writings, personal documents, and photographs, relating to Russian history and culture, Russian participation in World War I, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and Russian émigré affairs. Collected by the Museum...
The Museum of Vertebrate Zoology historical correspondence is comprised of correspondence created and received by museum personnel primarily between 1908 and 1930.
The Museum of Vertebrate Zoology historical correspondence is comprised of correspondence created and received by museum personnel primarily between 1908 and 1930.
This collection contains 19 photographic prints by eight American photographers that were selected by The Huntington Library Curator of Photographs in 2013 and donated by the artists as part of the Museum Project. The images themselves date from 1970 to...
Correspondence and photographs, relating to Karl Popper and the philosophy of science. Includes correspondence with Popper.
This collection contains two letters written by Corporal Herbert S. Musgrave, AEF to his his cousin Valeta Dunlap during the First World War.
The William Everett Musgrave Papers include an undated manuscript; collection of reprints and materials in journal format, papers, 1907-1908 and a letter, 1926....
This collection consists of the papers, books, and photographs of American television producer, writer, and publicist Stanley "Stan" Musgrove (1925-1986). These papers include scripts, publicity dealings, and manuscripts.
Correspondence, 1958-1974; movie scripts; newspaper clippings, 1948-1976; magazine articles about Mae West, 1969-1970; photographs; and press releases.
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Audio and video recordings of Music Academy of the West concerts, recitals and masterclasses dating from 1961 to 2001, as well as Music Academy of the West organizational records dating from 1946 to 2012.
The Music Center of Los Angeles County, a seven-acre performing arts complex in downtown Los Angeles, opened when the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion raised its curtain for the first time on December 6, 1964. The Ahmanson Theatre and Mark Taper Forum...
Records related to the Cal Poly Music Department activities, events, and students including choirs, PolyPhonics, University Singers, Symphony, Glee Club, band and Student Opera Theater circa 1950s through early 2010s.
Record Series 322 contains audio recordings of UCLA bands generated by UCLA's Music Department. Recordings include performances and audition tapes of UCLA bands including Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Varsity Band, Men's Chorus, Men's Glee Club, and Symphonic Wind...
Record Series 724 contains concert programs, calendars of events, and ephemera related to the performance ensembles and performance activities of the Department of Music.
Record Series 318 contains general correspondence as well as correspondence of Gerald E. Anderson (Faculty Representative), Kenneth Snapp, James Westbrook (Mid-West High School Band Convention), and Robert Winslow.
Record Series 316 contains Clarence Sawhill's correspondence from 1962-1973 relating to the UCLA Music Department, UCLA Bands, and his involvement in professional organizations.
Record Series 317 contains general correspondence of F. Kelly James. It also includes correspondence about Chappel and Gould, the College Band Director's National Association, the Cupertino Tournament of Bands, and the McDonald's Band.
Financial and personnel files predating 1980 from the Music Department at the University of California, Berkeley. Includes records of expenditures and orders for the Music Library before it was part of the University Library system. Also includes correspondence between...
Program information, course lists, and performance flyers.
Record Series 319 contains color and black & white photographs of UCLA bands, including Concert Band, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Varsity Band, and Wind Ensemble.
Record Series 732 contains Schoenberg Hall Concert Recordings generated by the UCLA Music Department.
Record Series 323 contains the subject files of UCLA's music department. Files regard courses, departmental operations, the Executive Committee of Fine Arts, Music Education Council, Performance Council, performance organizations, and performances. Materials include correspondence, memos, minutes, programs, calendars, course descriptions,...
Record Series 320 contains the subject files of UCLA bands, generated by the UCLA Music Department.
The California Music Educators Association records consist of 4 cubic feet of records and three audiocassette tapes documenting the activity of the Association from 1947-1990.
Clippings, lithographs, posters, programs, promotional materials, and serials. Extensive and diverse holdings containing, for example, a program for the Japanese Rock Musical '80 Hamlet along with a 19th century lithograph depicting Madame Fanny T. Persian. The bulk of the collection...
Collection consists of manuscripts and ozalid copies of scores and/or parts for the Emmy Awards, Feb. 14, 1964. Includes cues for a "Lassie" scene composed and arranged by Oliver Nelson, Elmer Bernstein, David Raksin, and John Williams, as well as...
This collection consists mostly of contributors' papers, with brochures, programs, correspondence, clippings, and other documents relating to the Institute
The Music Library administrative files are particularly valuable for their indications on sources of the Music Library holdings whether purchased as a collection, acquired through a dealer or donated as a gift. Accessions lists document the development of the music...
The Music Library non-administrative files are chronicles of events in the Music Library or files on Music Library staff. The administrative files are kept in a separate collection (Music Library Administrative Files). The series are arranged chronologically with a separate...
Collection consists of collections of leaves removed from music manuscripts....
Publicity stills include head shots used for publicity purposes.
This collection consists of music programs and related ephemera, including clippings, autographs, and librettos....
This collection consists of minutes of meetings of Los Angeles Music Teachers Assn., MTA of Southern California, Southern California MTA, and MTAC Los Angeles Branch, constitution and by-laws of SCMTA, and press clippings of CMTA, Los Angeles
Convention programs and membership directory.
Music Teachers Association of California--Orange Branch Collection is a small collection of the archives of a local professional association of music teachers from the mid-1950s to date.
The collection documents the activities of the Music Teachers' Association of California, Sacramento County Branch, from 1917 to 2021. Material includes administrative records; program, event, convention, and recital records; photographs; and scrapbooks. The organization, founded in 1912, advocates for quality...
The MARL collection is dedicated to the study of all aspects of musical acoustics. The collection, established in 1996, came about through the joint effort of the representatives of the Catgut Acoustical Society (CAS), founded by Carleen M. Hutchins and...
The Musical Arts Society of La Jolla Collection is made up of archival material, photographs and ephemera pertaining to the Society which was incorporated in 1941. The goal was to bring chamber music to La Jolla under the baton of...
Collection contains musicians' holographs, including Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Max Bruch, Ferruccio Bevenuto Busoni, Luigi Cherubini, Christoph Willibald von Gluck, Charles Francois Gounod, Edvard Hagerup Grieg, Franz Liszt, Gustav Mahler, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Engelbert Humperdinck, Giacomo Meyerbeer, Gioacchino Rossini, Camille...
The collection consists of snapshots and studio photographs of well known figures in the entertainment industry, including several photographs from the film and photographs of Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Placido Domingo, Humphrey Bogart, Barbara Stanwyck, Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Danny...
The collection consists of past volumes of Musi*Key. Musi*Key is an index to American popular music in print. It is issued in two volumes, and provides publishers' names and order numbers for songs and instrumental works available in either collections...
Relates to the Dolbezhev family and to social conditions in southern Russia before and after the Russian Revolution. Photocopy.
The Carol Muske-Dukes papers consist of the literary works, academic files, and personal papers, photographs, and correspondence of Carol Muske-Dukes, California poet laureate and USC professor of creative writing. The materials cover the period from early 1957 to 2023.
The Muslim Student Union (MSU) at UC Irvine is a religious student organization which seeks to serve the Muslim student community by providing religious services and fostering social, spiritual, educational, and moral development in a way that encourages Muslim students...
One stock certificate issued on July 24, 1877 to E.A. Manning for one share of Mussel Slough Ditch Company stock.
The Eric C. Mussen collection includes programs for the California State Beekeepers Association annual conventions from 1976-1989 as well as quarterly and annual reports for the U.S. Pacific Coast Bee Culture Field Laboratory at the University of California, Davis from...
Papers pertain to his service with the Stanford Red Cross ambulance unit in Italy during World War I and include a transcript of his diary, photograph album, letters to parents, postcards collected while in Europe, Red Cross discharge letter, and...
Relates to agricultural policy in Italy under fascism.
The collection primarily contains photographs and slides taken by William N. (Bill) Muster, from the time he was in Germany after WWII, in various parts of the U.S. (mainly the LA area), and trips around the world, often as part...
Papers of William N. (Bill) Muster (1926-1989) mainly covering his six years as a merchandising manager at Capitol Records from 1953 to 1959.
The collection contains materials largely relating to Nori Muster's experiences with the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), better known as the Hare Krishnas, her disaffection with the group, and her book Betrayal of the Spirit: My Life behind the...
Ephemera related to Didier Mutel's artist's books, includes flyers, brochures, posters, exhibition catalogs, publications and other materials....
The collection has a wide assortment of material pertaining to local history from the time of the California missions to the 1930s, plus a few items from the 1940s to 1980s.
Agreement signed by five Stanford students about meeting ten years hence in January 2025 to share their life experiences in the intervening ten years. Michael Albert, Eli Brudnick, Long Do, Robert Shields, and Mehrdad Shirangi. The group was curious to...
The Muybridge Lone Mountain Collection of photographs consists of 1700 stereographs, 6 albums and 39 individual photographs by Eadweard Muybridge, chiefly taken during the years 1867 to 1875.
This collection includes original Muybridge glass plate negatives and prints, as well as modern day copy prints of his photographs. Original materials, 1872-1880, include images of the Stanfords' residences in Sacramento and San Francisco, other unidentified estates, and two printed...
Eadweard Muybridge was a British photographer who spent much of his working life living in California and travelling in other parts of the U.S. and western Northern America. The collection consists of 46 albumen prints. Thirty-nine were taken by Muybridge...
The Stereographic Views of San Francisco Bay Area Locations collection consists of 42 stereographs taken by Eadweard Muybridge from circa 1865 to circa 1879.
Mammoth plate views of Sierra Nevada scenery, primarily of the Yosemite Valley. Includes one view of the Mariposa giant sequoia grove.
Miles' correspondence about Muybridge, material about the Semi-Centenial Celebration and the invention of moving pictures, ephemera and published articles about Muybridge, and photographs and negatives including those used by Miles in his articles and publications about Muybridge.
Stereographs of Yosemite Valley taken by Eadweard Muybridge.
The Jerome C. Muys papers consist of legal and research materials created and compiled by Muys and related to his work as an attorney in the Arizona v. California case and other related cases dealing with water rights in the...
Includes American-Soviet Policy toward Egypt, 1953-1957; The Question of Fertile Crescent Unity, relating to pan-Arabism; and Terror of the Red Fox and Reform of the Grey Wolf, relating to the Turkish revolution of 1918-1923.
Includes sketches in Marin Co. (San Rafael and Mt. Tamalpais), Oregon and Washington mountains, Columbia River scenes, Fort Ross (Calif.), and some South American and European scenes. Also contains some unidentified portraits and caricatures - including Russian soldiers.
The Public Service Collection spans from 1935 to 2003, with the bulk of the material dating 1964 to 1995. The collection primarily consists of textual resources including research reports, correspondence, minutes and agendas, legal material, memoranda, publications, government reports, and...
Includes photographs related to: livestock & ranges, forestry, watersheds, wildlife habitat improvement, plants and weeds, etc., primarily in California and Arizona.
Collection of transcriptions in various hands, from Spanish and Mexican sources, relating to disturbances in Mexico and dealing primarily with the outbreak of January, 1624, the related disputes of the Marqués de Gelves with the Audiencia and Archbishop Juan Pérez...
Partial handwritten letter to "My Dear James" from unknown party in Marysville, California. James has not left the East Coast for "El Dorado" yet.
Presumably the account is of the author's own experience. Manuscript includes 21 pages of an incomplete and handwritten account. The account is about a girl, presumably the author, growing up in England and going to America after the death of...
Collection consists of a notebook created by Doris Harper's mother, Genevieve. Book opens with information regarding the baby's birth on April 15, 1907 and closes with an anguished description of the child's death on April 10, 1918 due to "acute...
Leather bound album of 151 original photographs, including approximately 60 images of Stanford University. The Stanford images include the Inner Quad, the Quad arcades, Memorial Church under construction, Encina Hall, Roble Hall, chemistry building, the museum (including interior views), distant...
Relates to the Palestinian activist Raymonda Hawa Tawil. Film made by Erica Marcus and Susana Muñoz. Includes raw footage and sound recordings.
Recollections of the reign of Emperor Maximilian and Empress Carlota in Mexico, written some 43 years after the events by a daughter of one of Carlota's ladies-in-waiting. Her account covers the period of preliminary negotiations and the election of Maximilian...
Jan Adam Romer (a.k.a. John Adam Romer) was an electrical engineer and reservist in the Polish Army during World War II. He was arrested by the NKVD (Narodnyĭ komissariat vnutrennikh del) and sent to several forced labor camps in the...
The handmade book titled My visit to the C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1987 (SAFR 23107, HDC 1635) was created for a school project by Linnaea Holgers after an overnight Girl Scout trip (Troop 321) aboard the vessel.
Spanning the years 1920 to 1989, the collection consists of approximately six linear feet of archival material. The bulk of the collection contains materials dating from 1920 until Myaida's retirement in 1972. The collection chiefly consists of documents, such as...
Includes subject files, correspondence, and clippings regarding Jaffa's work.
The collection consists of an illuminated book presented to Rabbi Levy when he left the First Hebrew Congregation (Temple Sinai) of Oakland; the book was signed by D. Magnes.
Papers of Barbara G. Myerhoff, a University of Southern California professor and noted anthropologist, consist of manuscripts, notes, printed material, publications, audiotapes, correspondence, and photographic material related to her teaching, field research, and publishing activities.
The Barton Myers papers span approximately 800 linear feet and date from circa 1968 to circa 2004. The collection contains architectural drawings and reprographic copies, photographs, contracts, specifications, and correspondence....
Letter to Stanford Professor James T. Watkins from Elsie B. Myers, reminiscing about Stanford University. Includes a note from Harold J. Myers.
The Ernest W. Myers photograph collection consist of 6,026 photographs documenting his interest in downtown Sacramento, hunting and fishing, and social and cultural events in the Sacramento area. The collection is organized broadly into 17 series by the subject matter...
This collection contains syllabi, course handouts, problem sets, exams, and Myers' notes from engineering, math, and physics classes he took at Stanford, 1956-59; for the elementary engineering thermodynamics classes for which he was a teaching assistant, 1958-59; and for the...
Letters to family members relating to American military operations in China and India during World War II.
Scrapbook largely pertains to his two years at Stanford and includes postcards (some depicting Stanford in 1905), photographs, programs, tickets, and issues of the Daily Palo Alto, 1913-1915; there are also postcards of San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, and...
Correspondence, writings, memoranda, and printed matter, relating to the history and culture of China, contemporary politics and government in China and Taiwan, and East Asian studies in the United States. Consists primarily of letters from the American historian Thomas A....
This collection contains professional and a few personal papers of Dr. Richard O. Myers, a forensic pathologist whose career included seven years as autopsy surgeon for the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, many years teaching forensic medicine at the University...
Photographs of Korean troops during World War II, and sound recordings of interviews, relating to the role of the Central Intelligence Agency in American foreign policy. Interviews conducted by Ramon H. Myers.
This collection contains (3) three letters form "Henry" an unknown member of the British Legation, from Sept. 1946 - Feb. 1947.
Relates to the Presidential administration of Herbert Hoover. Written by W. S. Myers and Walter H. Newton. Published in New York by C. Scribner's Sons, 1936. Includes research material.
Willys A. Myers was a U.S. Vice Consul in the first half of the twentieth century. Also an amateur magician, he collected a number of materials related to magic and magic tricks, covering the years from around 1900 to around...
A brief Currier family history and photos of the Myers family
The Myerson v. City of Los Angeles Records consist of materials collected by Seymour Myerson pertaining to his lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), LAPD Chief of Police Edward M. Davis, and LAPD...
David Myhra is a U.S.-based author and researcher, actively publishing from 1980 to the present; he has published more than 130+ books, and dozens of eBooks & articles on varied historical topics, from Soviet-era aircraft carriers and Japanese battleships to...
This includes research notes, drafts of books, railroad corporate records, photographs, and other documents collected and generated by Western railroad historian and author David L. Myrick.
Mainly printed ephemera relating to David Myrick and other members of his family, mainly resident at one time or another in the SB area.
Collection of Western Americana material collected by American editor and publisher Herbert Myrick.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Myrl Scott Myers China photograph album, Wyles Mss 114. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
This collection consists of the papers of American composer Fredric Myrow (1939-1999), along with some papers of his father, composer Josef Myrow (1910-1987). Materials includes manuscript scores, manuscript sheet music, recordings, and correspondence, as well as books, scores, sheet music,...
A presentation about Santa Clara School history presented on its 100th anniversary
Includes 1 typescript biography of James William Ramsey; 5 letters to the Sierra Club, History Committee, Marshall Kuhn; 4 photos and artifacts (1 tie pin, 1 watch chain, 1 wedding ring, 5 arrow heads) related to the collection.
The Karol J. Mysels papers comprise the personal and professional papers of Karol J. Mysels (1914-1998), former professor of chemistry at the University of Southern California. The collection also holds a relatively small amount of material created and collected by...
Letters written to K. Mysels by a relative living in a Polish refugee camp in New Zealand relating to the experiences of Polish refugees in Russia and elsewhere during World War II.
The Mystery Magazines Collection consists of periodical titles from the early to mid-twentieth century.
Mystery Writers of America, Incorporated (MWA) was founded in 1945 to promote and protect the interests and welfare of mystery writers and strives to increase the esteem and literary recognition of the genre. The collection consists of minutes, newsletters, and...
The Mystic Seaport Museum photographs of the Plymouth Cordage Company ropewalk, 1951-1981, (SAFR 24257, P92-078) consists of photographs of the Plymouth Cordage Company ropewalk located at the Mystic Seaport Museum in Mystic, Connecticut. The collection has been processed to the...
The Fred K. Myton papers span the years 1923-1931 and encompass less than one linear foot. The collection consists of a small number scripts, including three for the produced films THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS (1929), KID GLOVES (1929), and...