Printed legal mortgage form with manuscript entries containing details of an indenture for property in Santa Clara, California owned by Robert F. Stockton of Princeton, New Jersey by O. [Ottfried] Bendeleben in exchange for an $8000 dollar promissory note. The...

Davidson discusses her life in Wales and emigration to the U.S. and eventual relocation to California. Also discusses Welsh language and customs and her involvement in Welsh societies in California.

O'Leary tells the history of his family farm in Santa Paula

[Civil War Union General]. Portrait. [Oversize boxed].

O. Quelle Studien Aus Dem Indienarchiv in Sevilla Translated Manuscript contains an English translation of O. Quelle's manuscript. The German to English translation was completed by John Pilsar and edited by Alfred Hamilton as part of WPA Project PS. H-9226-A,...

Typescript (photocopy) of 1960 account by O. W. [Oggie] Petersen of his early years in Nebraska, including life in a sod house, [ca. late 19th century]. Also copy of homestead claim of his father, Carl M. W. [Petersen], 1888. Found...

The scrapbook includes newspaper clippings about the Oak Grove School PTA and its activities from 1922 to 1950.

This collection includes a diary of trip to the missions of Southern California by Henry Lebbeus Oak and biography of Oak written by Henry R. Wagner.

An engaging portrait of the Oak Park Baseball Club of Sacramento, California, taken in 1939 by local Japanese photographer Ushizo Oyama.

Holograph thank you letter written from Washington, D. C. on Congressional stationery.

The records of Oakes College currently consist of photographs and audio visual materials, generally on cassette or VHS tape. The photographs are primarily informal snapshots of unidentified events and have been put into a rough chronological order. Audio and video...

Scholar of Medieval art, distinguished by his work on the 12th-century Winchester Bibles and on Elizabethan England. The papers document much of his work and reflect his lifelong passion for studying and collecting early books and maps. The archive primarily...

This collection consists of scrapbooks, business files, financial records, scripts, radio transcripts, screenplays, publications, television recordings, clippings, realia, and personal materials of American actor Jack Oakie (1903-1978).

The Oakland & Imada Collection spans the years 1942-2002 (bulk 1953-1999) and includes files documenting the projects of the firm and its predecessor, Claude Oakland & Associates, and the activities of the two partners. The Collection is organized into five...

1: Pioneer Hotel and Sheep Ranch Gold Mine, Calaveras County (1890's?) -- 2: Oakland views at 10th and Broadway (ca.1890-1900?) -- 3: north on Broadway from 9th (1898)

The collection consists of ledger sheets containing statements which list and compare expenditures for maintenance, equipment and electric power for the Oakland, Antioch and Eastern Railway on a monthly basis for 1914 and 1915.

A series of 47 interviews with veterans, former base employees, community members, and policy makers to document the core functions of the base during its period of operation (1941-1998); the social life and work culture on the base; the impact...

Includes the certificate from the California Secretary of State's Office officially recognizing the incorporation, signed on behalf of A.C. Hendricks (Secretary of State) by H.B. Davidson, dated March 15, 1890. Lithographed by H.S. Crocker & Co.

Recollections of her father, John Knox McLean, pastor of 1st Congregational Church of Oakland; description of life in Oakland and in Berkeley; life as a student at the University, 1891-1895. Photographs inserted.

The Oakland Black Cowboy Association Records consist of administrative records, flyers, posters, videocassette recordings, clothing, and photographs documenting mostly the Oakland Black Cowboy Parade between 1976-2018.

Views show specific Oakland, Calif. buildings (owned or managed by the Lionel Wachs Co.?), and street corners. Also includes advertising photographs for the Lionel Wachs Co.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Compiled by the staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

This is a single color lithograph postcard captioned "Oakland, California, Estuary."

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

A single color photomechanical postcard of the Southern Pacific Company's wharf in Oakland's Inner Harbor.

Collection compiled by the staff of the Oakland Project.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

The collection consists of 26 black and white photographs taken in Oakland, California by the Cheney Photo Advertising Company circa 1930-1939. The views include the residences of Francis Marion Smith, founder of the Borax empire, and Joaquin Miller's "Hights." Other...

Bound ledgers for commercial businesses reused as scrapbooks containing political ephemera for mostly Oakland, California local offices and elections. Also includes some ephemera for state, and national elections. Ephemera includes numerous mounted candidate cards, letters, newspaper clippings, etc.

The Oakland School Women's Club papers consist of a history of the Club (1942) by a former member, four volumes of Club minutes (1912-25), Club Bulletins (27 issues, 1914-23) and miscellaneous correspondence....

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The Oakland Federation of Teachers first organized on May 3, 1943 as the Alameda County Federation of Teachers, Local 771 of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) to both "improve the educational facilities for the children of the nation and...

Contains 5 printed ledgers with manuscript entries of the Oakland Harbor Light Station. Ledgers track inventories received and used for supplies, forms, furniture, oil, wicks, chimneys, etc.

Views and documentation of two stone jetties constructed parallel to the Oakland estuary as part of harbor improvement projects between 1874 and 1894. Documentation was created prior to scheduled demilition of the north training wall. Includes contemporary views (1999), copies...

The items in this collection are dated from 1893-1909 and consist of correspondence (small amount) and business and legal documents. Under correspondence there are several letters from an injured employee, letters dealing with stockholders of Telepost, and a few letters...

Comments on his business, the Lyon Storage and Moving Company; community services; philanthropic activities, etc. Photographs inserted. Photocopies of documentary material included and appended.

Views of aircraft dating from 1912 throught the 1930's, primarily in Oakland, California. Also includes views of other Bay Area locations and events, such as the U.S.S. Constitution in San Francisco and the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges under construction....

The Oakland Oral History Project aimed to collect the valuable oral histories of senior Oakland residents of different ethnic backgrounds for the present Oakland community. The project focused on race relations in Oakland with special emphasis on the areas of...

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

2 ledger books: a trial balance book (1909-1912), and a purchasing journal (1922-1923).

2 ledger books: a trial balance book (1909-1912), and a purchasing journal (1922-1923).

The Oakland Post Photograph Collection consists of 11,797 photographs appearing in the Oakland Post newspaper between 1963-2005. A majority of the photographs are portraits of African American politicians, business and community leaders, entertainers, athletes, and community and social groups from...

Clippings, press releases, drafts of articles and miscellany, arranged alphabetically by subject.

Photos show crews of horses, men, and vehicles constructing roads and bridges, primarily in Oakland, Calif. Many streets and bridges are identified. Hand labor is clearly visible, as are the laborers.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Oakland Technical High School materials collected by Andrew Peter Costelli include his 1922 diploma, 1922 graduation program and invitation, and a program for 1957 graduation. Also includes Costelli's diploma from Elmhurst School in 1918.

Contains photocopy of the official song, clippings, and city resolution to make song the official song of Oakland.

Two title insurance policies. One is dated Sept. 3, 1920; the assured are Jesse D. and Effie D. Cope, whose property in Piedmont, Calif. is insured for $2,500.00. The other is dated Jan. 11, 1924; the assured is the Mercantile...

The is a daily newspaper published in Oakland, California. The Oakland Tribune Records consist of files that the Knowland family compiled during their ownership of this newspaper.

The Oakland Unified School District Newsletter Collection consists of 19 issues of the (1966-1969) and (1969-1971) newsletters. The newsletters were published by the Oakland Unified School District with federal funds from the Elementary Secondary Education Act (ESEA) and featured articles...

Views include city streets, businesses, developing neighborhoods and residential lots, and hills in the San Francisco Bay Area. Several automotive factories under construction, or their projected sites, are also pictured. Images were apparently collected by a previous owner because they...

Three photograph albums depicting various aspects of construction of the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena, including broad views and detailed scenes. Some views show the city of Oakland in the background.

Album documents construction of the Oakland-Alameda Estuary Subway (later named the George A. Posey Tube). Photographs depict piling and setting of several segments of subway tunnel tube. Construction officials (probably including engineers George Posey and Lochiel M. King?) also depicted.

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

Includes reports, minutes, notes, and newspaper clippings concerning the 1991 Oakland-Berkeley hills fire.

Photographs, most taken by local residents, document the October 20, 1991 Oakland-Berkeley hills fire and aftermath. Some accompanied by narratives or descriptive information.

Mainly reports by various city offices concerning emergency services at the time of the fire and subsequent updates.

The Oakland-Piedmont Jewish Community Center served the East Bay community from 1958-1994. This collection consists of the administrative files of the organization and it's various departments. The materials are arranged in alphabetical order.

Papers includes correspondence and clippings. Photographs include Milton Moore, Oakley's husband and Universal Film cameraman; movie stills, particularly of the serial "Black Box Mystery" (1915); movie poster for "Her First Arrest" (1914); and items reflecting her capacity as chief of...

Primarily literary manuscripts but also includes a small batch of correspondence to Robert Kirsch commenting on his writing and teaching activities. Included are notes, drafts, revisions, printer's copies, galleys, and some related correspondence with agents and publishers for a number...

Robert F. Oaks is a historian with a primary interest in Colonial America and the American Revolution. In the late 1970s he developed an interest in gay history, too. The collection contains letters from gay historians, research notes for articles...

The collection includes daily business ledgers from 1889-91 from the Oakwood Park Stock Farm, and account ledgers from the Cook Farm related to the execution of the will of Seth Cook in 1891 (both farms were owned by the same...

Catalogs and ephemera from the Oasis Center for Human Potential in Chicago.

Oaths of Allegiance serve as solemn declarations in which elected or appointed officials pledge to "support and defend" the Constitutions of both the US and the State of California. Surety bonds act as financial guarantees that officials will perform their...

This collection contains photographs, correspondence, military records, and other material pertaining to Earl R. Oatman, a Prisoner of War (POW) during World War II and Professor Emeritus of Entomology at the University of California, Riverside. Includes correspondence and documents related...

Correspondence, legal documents, and miscellany pertaining to the Hoag family in Sonoma County, California. Correspondence includes: unsigned draft of speech on O.H. Hoag letterhead stationery (likely written by Obadiah Haight Hoag) making "a few remarks about the Chinese" and recommending...

On November 4, 2008, Barack Obama became the first African American to be elected president of the United States of America. Because President Obama's father was from Kenya, Kenyans have closely followed Barack Obama's political career since his election to...

Norman Buckle Obbard was a United States businessman and participant in the TIME news tour of Europe in November 1963. The collection consists of a photograph album containing images that document the TIME news tour of Europe.

Correspondence, financial records, and photographs, relating to operations of the Kornilovskii Polk during the Russian Civil War, and to postwar activities of its veterans in emigration.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, lists, and financial records, relating to activities of the Russian émigré community and Russian Orthodox Church in Morocco, primarily in Casablanca.

Correspondence, writings, notes, personnel records, memoranda, reports, legal records, and printed matter, relating to the Central Intelligence Agency and its Operation CHAOS. Consists mainly of reportage of post-Watergate debate on intelligence agency oversight and of documentation of related litigation.

Relates to allegations made at the Nuremberg war crime trials regarding German propaganda activities during World War II. Typed transcript.

Louis P. Oberkamp's answers to "Examination Questions" administered while he was a student at the El Paso & Southwestern Railroad Apprentice School. He took the test on December 21, 1921 and passed with a score of 98.5%.

Two memoranda, entitled , relating to German relations with the occupied territories in Eastern Europe, especially the Caucasus region.

Photocopies of the preparation documents and documents produced at the 1957 Faith & Order Meeting at Oberlin, Ohio on the theme of "The Nature of the Unity We Seek." The collection includes an invitation and promo CD for the 50...

Photocopies of the preparation documents and documents produced at the 1957 Faith & Order Meeting at Oberlin, Ohio on the theme of "The Nature of the Unity We Seek." The collection includes an invitation and promo CD for the 50th...

Newspaper issues and clippings, depositions, and photographs, relating to the Japanese war crime trials after World War II. Includes mimeographed prison newspapers issued by Japanese prisoners awaiting trial.

This collection contains materials from George Obern's naval career, as well as materials related to the Oberns' civic work in Santa Barbara County, mostly with the Santa Barbara County Parks Foundation and the Santa Barbara County Trails Council.

The Vivian M. Obern Papers cover efforts made during the 1976 American Bicentennial by organizers and participants to recreate the expedition by Juan Bautista de Anza and his party of 240 settlers from northern Mexico to northern California two hundred...

The Merle Oberon papers span the years 1911-1979 (bulk mid-1950s-mid-1970s) and encompass 5.8 linear feet. The collection consists of 11 scripts, 12 scrapbooks, two photograph albums, correspondence, foreign language press clippings, handwriting samples, five disc recordings, miscellaneous items, and photographs....

The Obituaries Collection is made up of archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society to use for historical research and reference. This Collection includes selected obituaries from the 20th and 21st centuries of prominent community members and people...

Included is typescript of an elaborate obituary authored by Eshelman.

Printed obituary of Lieutenant Horace Sargent Dunn, written by Mr. G. S. Hillard and appeared in the Boston Courier of May 28, states that his remains were committed to the grave on Saturday. It also mentions that Dunn was the...

Printed obituary of Mary Todd in the American Presbyterian newspaper with details of her life and family history. The obituary, composed by her son-in-law or daughter-in-law, indicates that she was a native of Louisa County, Virginia; the wife of Dr....

The Objects collection contains a variety of things from a variety of sources. Although there is no unifying principle, a great number of the objects relate to printmaking and book arts.

Objects relating to cuisine program on Great Chefs of France at Mondavi Winery, including a group of 3 pig bladders with note: chicken boiling bladder, Alan Chapel; a chef's hat; a curio in the shape of a Dutch wooden clog,...

Chiefly pin-back buttons advocating various efforts of the antinuclear movement, primarily in California. Also includes 2 t-shirts ("Stop Diablo Canyon before it stops us", "SAFE nuclear energy ... Safer than sex!"); a key ring with a leather key fob ("No...

Includes Allen Ginsberg toy: sealed figurine, cut-out American flag hat and sealed audio disc of poetry readings in original packaging; City Lights Books San Francisco t-shirt depicting Allen Ginsberg; and two buttons, one pertaining to Ginsberg's poem Howl, the other...

Documents in this collection pertain to the Franciscan Friars' work with the Tohono O'odham in Arizona during the 20th century.

Correspondence, subject files, daybooks, video and audiotapes, posters, and other materials relating to his career as a civil rights advocate, government official, educator, and consultant.

Contains 59 (8 x 10 inch) photographs of Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties taken by Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc.

Relates to social conditions in pre-World War I Russia. Includes a synopsis of Obolensky's subsequent life.

Copies of his poems.

File on repairs for the Viceregal Palace, containing letters exchanged by Viceroy Branciforte, Ladron de Guevara, and builders Ignacio de Castera and José Joaquín García de Torres, as well as related documents.

Hugh O'Brian was an actor who appeared in numerous theater, television, and motion picture productions. He is best identified for his role as Wyatt Earp in the television western, (1955-61). The collection consists of plays, screenplays and television scripts.

Correspondence, memoranda, affidavits, clippings, printed matter, and speeches and writings, relating to the administration of the War Emergency Division of the Department of Justice, registration of enemy aliens, civil liberties in time of war, and domestic subversion in the United...

Microfilm, photocopies, translations, and drafts of articles relating to Russian foreign relations, trade, and economics, particularly in the 17th century.

Diary, notes, photographs, postcards, clippings, and memorabilia relating to American Red Cross activities in Siberia, and the Russian Civil War and Allied intervention in Siberia.

Dave O'Brien was an actor and writer from the 1940s through the 1960s. The collection consists of script material for his work as the head writer for the television series .

Biographical material, letters, union cards and certificates, meal tickets, train orders and annuity certificate relating to Edgar Alphonso O'Brien's career as a locomotive fireman and engineer with Southern Pacific.

Edmond O'Brien was an alumnus of the Voorhis School for Boys in San Dimas, California. The collection includes yearbooks, diplomas, photographs, and materials related to the Voorhis Vikings Alumni Association.

The Ersey O'Brien scrapbooks consists of two ledger format spiral binders containing green bar computer paper that has been repurposed as scrapbook pages. The scrapbooks, one entitled "My friends" and the other "High School Memories," contain clippings and printed ephemera...

Correspondence and personnel records relating to American naval operations in the Pacific theater during World War II.

Clippings, flyers, correspondence, notes, press releases, questionnaires, meeting minutes, petitions, position statements, and a resume of gay activist John O'Brien, 1969-1994. A lifelong gay rights and political activist, O'Brien participated in the Stonewall Riots and was a cofounder of the...

Papers of John S. O'Brien, UC San Diego professor of neurosciences, internationally known for his discovery of the genetic cause of Tay-Sachs disease and his development of screening tests for the disease.

This collection consists of scripts of screenwriter and television producer Liam O'Brien (1913-1996). These include scripts for the television series "Police Story," as well as research that went into the series.

Consists of the body of O'Brien's professional work as a poet and journalist. The papers include unpublished and published poems, books, articles, short stories, and speeches, as well as O'Brien's undergraduate and graduate school assignments.

The Northwest Coast Graphic Art Collection, assembled by Michael O'Brien, contains various forms of reprinted Native American art from museums as well as artists' brochures. Souvenir postcards and greeting cards represent museum pieces as well as contemporary artists' work. Letters,...

Correspondence, reports, and documents, concerning sedimentation, flow of water in channels, rivers, flood control, waves and surge, beach erosion, dams and related projects, pipes, hydraulic models, and pumps....

Papers of early 20th century American blackface entertainer Neil O'Brien (circa 1868-1954), leader of "Neil O'Brien's Great American Minstrels," including scripts, music, set designs, photographs, letters, artifacts, posters, programs, sheet music, and financial documents.

The Smith O’Brien drawing of the Youth Directory building spans 3 linear feet and dates from 1908. The collection is composed of one presentation drawing in the form of a reprographic copy. Drawing is dated 1908 and depicts the front...

Two scrapbooks of photos compiled by O'Brien, best known for his work on King Kong.

This collection consists of sound recordings on open reel tapes created by Linda O'Brien in 1972. The recordings document the music of the Tzutuhil-Maya Indians in Guatemala, Santiago Atitla´n. Listening copies are available for use.

This collection consists of sound recordings.

Typed transcript. Excerpts from his diary, and reminiscences, relating mainly to rainfall in San Diego County, 1862-1916.

Comments on boyhood at lighthouse stations at Point Bonita, Farallones, and Southhampton Shoals; ferries and excursion boats; hydro-survey work with the Army Engineers in the Bay and other California harbors; changes in the Bay and its surroundings; building Treasure Island;...

Comments on judges, U.S. attorneys, prominent members of San Francisco bar, the court's jurisdiction, and leading cases argued before it. Copy of photograph inserted.

Correspondence, minutes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to émigré Russian choir activities in Czechoslovakia.

States regulations of the Obshchestvo formirovaniia boevykh otriadov.

States basic regulations of the Obshchestvo obedineniia i vzaimopomoshchi russkikh ofitserov i dobrovol'tsev.

Printed matter, relating to human rights issues in Russia.

Legal, financial, and membership records, correspondence, printed matter, audiovisual material, and memorabilia relating to Russian émigré affairs.

The collection consists of meeting minutes, correspondence, library information, Education Opportunity Program information, and research....

The Martin Obzina production design drawings span the years circa 1917-1956 and encompass less than 1 linear foot of papers and 382 artworks. The collection consists primarily of production design drawings and artwork. The papers include certificates, a partial memoir,...

OC Stories celebrates the rich cultural diversity of Orange County's past and present by documenting people, businesses, institutions, and events of historical significance to Orange County, California.

Karen Ocamb photographs include an undated group picture of Jim Kepner, Harry Hay, Morris Knight, Muetler(?), Jackie Goldberg, and Virginia Uribe; the New York Dyke March, June 1994; Jeanne Cristina with child Hannah at the 1993 March on Washington; and...

This collection contains correspondence of Argentine writer Victoria Campo (1890-1979), dating from the 1920s to the 1970s. Letter recipients include Antonio Aita, Angel J. Battistessa, journalist Carlos Burone, Bernardo Canal Feijóo, Guillermo de Torre, and historian Alberto Salas. There are...

This collection consists of corporate records arranged in the following series. Records from 1877-1897 are sparse, those from 1898-1973 provide a wider range of data.

The records of the Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (COICC) consist of twelve cubic feet of textual records and one box of electronic media. The committee was created by an act of the State Legislature in response to the national Comprehensive...

Individuals posed illustrating various occupations; most photos have description written on the verso in Spanish.

Photograph album of an American GI in Occupied Japan, containing more than 140 b/w photos, most with captions. Most photos are of GIs, including camp life, on maneuvers, recreational activities, and a few with Japanese women. Also includes some related...

This collection contains 42 items related to the Occupy movement, focusing on activities and discussion in and around Sebastopol, California. Most items are clippings and photocopies of articles and letters to the editor that appeared in Sonoma West Times &...

Websites, fliers, meeting minutes, and posters documenting the Occupy Stanford movement.

Website and manifesto.

Brochures for ocean lines, advertising leaflets, luggage stickers, passenger keepsakes. Bulk is 1920s through 1930s.

The general ledger for Ocean Shore Railroad with entries between 1911 and 1938.

Train record compiled by Ocean Shore Conductor C. E. Houck for the period July to September 1915. A daily record of trains including consist and crew names.

Collection contains records of cases tried at the Ocean Township Justice Court between 1916 and 1934. Includes Justice docket (civil cases) for the Ocean Township Justice Court in Sonoma County, California between 1916 and 1934.

Consists of one scrapbook of sea mosses titled , and one loose cover, alternatively titled , created by Rudolph Geschwind in 1891. The scrapbook contains six unidentified sea mosses, each mounted on its own page.

Covers family, boyhood, and education; Ellen Clark Revelle, graduate school, early research experiences; travel in 1936 to England and Norway; U.S. Navy, oceanographic responsibilities; Operation Crossroads, 1946, preparation and conduct of Tests Able and Baker, impact and lessons learned.

Video recordings and oral history transcripts from a program entitled "Oceanography: The Making of a Science, People, Institutions and Discovery." The program was sponsored by the Office of Naval Research (ONR) in cooperation with the H. John Heinz III Center...

This collection consists of the administrative records of the Oceanology Associates corporation of the University of California, Irvine from 1965-1976. Included are correspondence, by-laws, the articles of incorporation, and minutes of meetings.

This collection includes flyers, pamphlets, meeting notes, press releases, correspondence, Rafu Shimpo newspaper clippings, posters, and event scripts for the Day of Remembrance events (DOR) organized by the Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress (NCRR), formally known as the National...

The collection contains photographs by Horacio Ochoa of monumental natural and built environments in Peru. The photographs were used by Daniel Ruzo in his research on Peruvian protohistory. Many of the images depict the sacred places or large sacred objects...

Ochoa [Victor] Collection. Art files, exhibition files, ephemera, posters and prints and other printed matter, photographs and slides, correspondence files, and recordings of the Chicano painter/muralist long considered to be one of the pioneers of San Diego's Chicano art movement...

The Harold John Ockenga: Presidential Papers, 1929-1977 contains correspondence, addresses and papers of the founding President of Fuller Theological Seminary, Harold John Ockenga, as well as his correspondence as a Trustee of the Seminary. It also includes the record of...

This collections contains the records of the film career of Arthur J. O'Connell (1908-1981), a major charactor actor in Hollywood from the 1940s through the 1970s.

The collection consists of papers, reports, newspaper clippings, and audio tapes of public meetings, mostly concerning the environmental impacts of growth in Contra Costa County.

The Collection consists of papers, reports, newspaper clippings, and audio tapes of public meetings, mostly concerning the environmental impacts of growth in Contra Costa County and the City of Concord.

The collection consists of correspondence, news clippings, memoranda, office files, legal documents, drafts of legislation, and transcripts of hearings. Principal topics include area planning, flood control and drainage, garbage and refuse collection and disposal, sewerage and industrial wastes, water quality...

Photographs include city and town views, street markets, churches, cemeteries, harbors and ships. Locations identified include Santa Julia, Veracruz, San Juanico, Tacuba, Mexico City, Ojinaga, and El Paso. Numerous photos show wounds, corpses, starving children and adults, etc. Others depict...

A collection of musical arrangements owned and used by entertainer Donald O'Connor for the production of television shows including "The Donald O'Connor Show" (two separate variety and concert shows of the same name that ran in both the 1950s and...

Scrapbook documents her social activities at Stanford and Berkeley and includes photographs, dance cards, programs, clippings, party favors, notes from students, ticket stubs, and Christmas cards. Of note are items pertaining to the Big Game, the annual football game between...

Collection consists of printed materials and photocopies of proceedings, reports, and other materials produced by various Los Angeles County agencies, mostly Board of Supervisors, 1977-79, as well as clippings relating to transportation and other topics, mostly from the ....

The collection consists of negatives, contact sheets, proof prints, Polaroid prints, and oversized prints of self-portraits made at several San Francisco Bay Area AIDS and HIV-positive care facilities. The subjects included people with AIDS and HIV, as well as staff...

This collection consist of five scrapbooks chronicling the career of Congressman John J. O’Connor (D) of New York. Also included is biographic information on Basil O’Connor, who worked with President Roosevelt in the fight against polio.

Notes on courses in the Stanford University School of Law.

The June O'Connor papers consist of correspondence, press clippings, fliers, newsletters, programs, typescripts, and documents. The collection outlines Dr. O'Connor's career as an educator of religious studies at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) from 1973 through 2007, in addition...

The Mary H. O’Connor Collection, 1908-1940, primarily consists of programs, flyers, leaflets and other promotional material produced by the Writers, a social club organized by the Screen Writers’ Guild during the 1920s and 1930s. The collection also contains some business...

Dissertation, other writings, correspondence, orders, personnel records, and flight log books, relating to American naval aviation, and to managerial principles in the American armed forces.

Summary: Literary manuscripts. Typescripts with correction and galley proofs....

The collection consists of political memorabilia related to U.S. politics at the national, state, and local level, and includes buttons, bumper stickers, and correspondence.

Papers belonging to American poet and author Norreys Jephson O'Conor.

Collection of correspondence (42 letters, 160 p.) between a married couple, family members, and friends. Most of the pre-Gold Rush letters (16 letters, 57 p.) are written to Octavia Hamblin [later Sexton] from her cousin, Eleanor Farrow, working as a...

Papers of the Ventural County Cultural Heritage Board on the Odd Fellows Clock Towere

A presentation by Ron Merson about the Odd Fellows organization and their Hall, a Fireside Chat of the Santa Paula Historical Society

The Odd Fellows Charity Lodge Records consist of correspondence, financial statements, reports, bills and other financial papers (1852-1867)....

This collection consists mainly of correspondence of Nevada governor and United States Senator Tasker L. Oddie (1870-1950) from the period 1910-1914 during his governorship. There are also Nevada State papers consisting almost entirely copies of legislative bills for the year...

Relates to the history of the Berlin Wall from its construction in 1961 to its demolition in 1990.

Captain Peter E. Odeen collection (SAFR 17181, HDC 286) contains photocopied newspaper clippings, photocopied maritime clippings, a reference book, circa 1935; 2nd Mates License Workbook, 1921-1935; Certificates dated 1915 (sheepskin), 1932, 1953; a Letter of Reference signed by Governor Earl...

This collection consists of manuscripts of original scores and arrangements composed by Professor Peter S. Odegard, Chair of the University of California, Irvine, Department of Music from 1969-1975 and well-known local conductor. The majority of the scores are for the...

This collection consists of the photographs, papers, and memorabilia of Dian and Glen Odell who served in the Peace Corps in Korea.

Institutional papers of John Odell, Ph.D. in political science in 1976, University of Wisconsin-Madison. He was a member of Harvard University's faculty from 1976 through 1982. Since 1982, Odell has taught and written at the University of Southern California, where...

This collection contains materials relating to the poet Gloria Oden, created between 1955 and 2010. The collection predominantly consists of correspondence and poetry, but also includes photographs, newspapers clippings, and VHS tapes. A majority of the correspondence consists of letters...

Contains material generated and collected by William Oden while President of Short Line Enterprises. Emphasizes consulting work for the California State Railroad Museum and for the State of Nevada. This collection is arranged into the following series: Series 1. PROJECT...

This collection consists of draft scripts of , , and ; reviews of theatrical performances; correspondence; programs; and family photographs accumulated by renowned playwright Clifford Odets. The bulk of this collection comprises reviews of Odets' theatrical performances found in newspaper...

The collection includes materials related to the Russian Imperial army; events in Russia before, during, and after the Russian Revolution and Civil War; the Romanov family, and other Russian dignitaries and nobility, in the form of correspondence, writings, notes, clippings,...

Books and digital images of changing San Francisco built environment.

81 black-and-white photographs of race car driver Eddie O'Donnell, some picturing the Duesenbergs that he drove, and of other race car drivers. ca. 1913 to 1920, undated.

Relates to evacuation procedure plans for dependents of American military personnel at Guantanamo during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.

123 Tiffs from an album lent to SDASM by Bill Allen that focuses on the life of Gladys O'Donnell

Patrick O'Donnell was a photojournalist and photographer. He photographed US presidents, groundbreakings, and events at California universities and colleges. This collection contains digital photographs taken by O'Donnell of UCI's 1964 dedication ceremony with Lyndon B. Johnson speaking, and Hubert Humphrey...

Terrence O'Donnell worked as an advance man during the 1972 campaign and in the Advance Office after the re-election of President Nixon. He then served as Staff Assistant to H.R. Haldeman and Deputy Special Assistant to the President, Office of...

Depicts scenes in Ireland and events in Irish history in the twentieth century.

Relates to economics. Photocopy.

The Oedipus Motorcycle Club is a gay motorcycle club founded in Los Angeles in 1958. It is the second oldest gay motorcycle club in Los Angeles and one of the oldest still existing today. The collection consists of administrative records,...

Oehler was a librarian and former lawyer who lived in the San Francisco bay area. He was a gay man who loved bridge, chess, travel, and genealogy. His meticulously detailed diaries provide a glimpse of his life.

Relates to conditions in Germany during World War II, and to the experiences of Irmgard Oertel from 1942 to 1945 as a war labor service worker, a medical student, a nurse, and a refugee at the end of the war.

Accompanied by manuscript translation, 7 p. and letter.

A collection of Irish writer Seán O'Faoláin's correspondence and manuscript writings.

This collection documents the academic and professional career of Brigid O'Farrell, an activist and independent scholar within the women's labor rights movement. The material briefly includes her time as a student in graduate school, as a researcher for the Center...

Six documents relating to O'Farrell's survey of Yerba Buena (San Francisco) and one relating to his survey of Sonoma town.

Papers belonging to Jasper O'Farrell, California pioneer, politician, and surveyor.

Papers include Offen's files about K-12 curriculum; people files and correspondence, and research about the birth of the field of Women's History. Also included documents and letters related to Offen and Bell's book "Women, the Family, and Freedom: The Debate...

This collection is comprised of the records of the Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) Local 3 (San Francisco, Calif.), 1950-2017. These records primarily document the history and activities of the union from 1970 to 2002. Materials include master...

Collection of 9 typescript (mimeographed) protest letters with the same text addressed to "Monsieur le Directeur Général," each with holograph date (May 23, 1968) and signature, proclaiming the signee's affiliation with Comité d'action étudiants-écrivains and prohibiting the use of the...

The Office Holder Records Collection documents the activities of the Mayor and City Council offices of the Long Beach Municipal Government from 1994 through 2014. The collection is made from a combination of donations from the private offices of city...

This collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings, catalogs, pins, banners, negatives, correspondence, records, and other material regarding the University of California, Riverside, Office of Alumni & Constituent Relations, which serves to preserve and promote the relationships between UCR, its alumni, students...

The document San Diego State University's enrollment and includes statistical information from 1898-1973. It consists solely of paper records. Included in this collection is an in depth statistical study of the university's graduating class of 1949. This study was conducted in order...

These records document the activities and resources offered by the Office of Career Services from the 1970s through 2014. The annual activities conducted by department Director, Linda Scales, are documented along with calendars, fliers, brochures, and job search resources...

The Office of Ceremonies and Special Events collection contains materials related to UC Davis campus ceremonies, dedications, lectures, programs, and receptions. Also included are meeting minutes for the Committee on Public Ceremonies (1947-1973).

This collections contains one scrapbook and one folder of news clippings about the Office of County Counsel.

The collection consists of publicity materials from the former Office of Cultural Events, mostly related to the performing arts series "UC Riverside Presents." Items in the collection are mostly brochures, but also included are a coconut, shell necklace, and woven...

This collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings and studies from the University of California, Riverside, Office of Design and Construction, which provides the Riverside campus with a physical environment which supports the teaching, research and public service goals of the university....

The Office of Diversity and Outreach was established in 2009 after student activists sent out a critical call to action to UCSF leadership. It's work grew out of the work of pioneering grassroots organizations like the Black Caucus. The collection...

This collection contains 2 binders of enrollment publications and admissions statistics; 10 binders of photographs, negatives and slides depicting the University of CA, Riverside campus buildings, classes and events during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

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

The University of California Riverside Office of Event Management and Protocol records consists of materials such as invitations, programs, cue books, and photos generated by the office for official functions associated with the campus.

The Office of Information Technology (OIT) is responsible for supporting the IT needs of University of California, Irvine faculty, students, and staff. Their mission is to provide information technology leadership, services, and innovative solutions to promote the research, education, and...

This collection consists of GTU photographs taken and collected primarily for the purpose of publishing them in the GTU newsletters Ecumenical Associates News and later Currents, as well as other publications such as the GTU View Book and GTU Catalog,...

The Office of Institutional Research records consist of the documents and data compiled for national surveys and reports, accreditation, institutional analysis and planning.

This collection comprises the official publications of the Office of Intercollegiate Athletics and Campus Recreation at the University of California, Irvine (UCI). Athletics publications include department-wide and sport-specific publications. Campus Recreation publications include those related to fitness and recreation programs...

The Office of Planning Photograph, Slide and Film Collection consists of photographs, slides and films that visually document Santa Clara County from 1906 to 1980, with the bulk of the collection ranging from 1950 to 1970. The collection contains aerial...

This collection consists of brochures and other planning documents created by the County Office of Planning and of the Office of Planning publication info.

This collection contains awards to and proclamations by Santa Clara County.

This collection contains two publications issued by the Office of Public Affairs, the County News Digest and Comline, the County employee newsletter.

This collection consists of 59 Hollinger boxes totaling 24.6 linear feet, dating from 1944 to 1989 (bulk 1960 to 1975) organized in two series. The bulk of the collection are black and white photographic prints and negatives and also includes...

This collection includes contract and grant financial award reports for fiscal year 2003-2004 compiled by the Office of Research Administration at the University of California, Irvine.

This collection contains the official publications of the Office of Research and Graduate Studies at the University of California, Irvine. Included are annual reports, brochures, academic catalogs, directories, manuals, memoranda, newsletters, posters, and programs.

Research proposals and awards.

This collection is comprised of material pertaining to the University of California, Riverside's Office of Strategic Communications. The UCR Office of Strategic Communications is responsible for creating and managing the marketing of the university through first-person communication, programs, and publications....

Office files including annual reports (1960-64), budget sheets (1962-65), faculty appointments (1962-67), publications, and announcements (1959-67) of the summer sessions....

Records of the UC San Diego Office of the Vice Chancellor, Facilities and Design Construction which document the development of the UC San Diego campus from its founding in 1960 though approx. 1999. The collection includes photographs, building plans, and...

Contains records sent by the Office of the Chancellor to the University Libraries, mainly consisting of statistical and fiscal reports.

This collection contains newsletters, commentaries, correspondence, memorandums, dedications, awards, documents, and other material from the Office of the Chancellor at the University of California, Riverside, which is located in Hinderaker Hall. The bulk of the records consist of information on...

The Records of the Office of the Chancellor, University of California, Berkeley, 1952-[ongoing], includes records for the chancellorships of Clark Kerr, Glenn T. Seaborg, Edward W. Strong, Martin Meyerson, Roger Heyns, and Albert H. Bowker. The collection includes the administrative...

The city attorney serves the mayor, the board of supervisors, city departments and units of government as set by Charter §6.102. The collection includes opinions published by the city attorney (1906-1990), and materials generated and collected by the city attorney...

The Graduate Theological Union Annual Faculty Lecture was inaugurated in 1976 and is usually held in November. The lecture is given by distinguished members of the faculty.

UC Davis Graduate Studies encompasses the nearly 100 graduate and professional programs at UC Davis. The collection includes handbooks, newsletters, promotional materials, clippings, records of statistics and awards, and optical disks with images of commencement ceremonies and other events.

This collection comprises topical and administrative files from Randy Lewis, Dean of Students at UC Irvine from 1990-2008, as well as material created prior to and after his term as dean. The materials document the following programs and events: Administrative...

This collection consists of administrative records from the University of California, Irvine, Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs, a.k.a. Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, from 1960-2009. The bulk of the collection contains academic planning materials, which includes academic plans for various schools...

This collection contains reports, a compact disc and other material on the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost who is responsible for managing the daily operations of the UCR campus; developing academic and administrative policies; and working closely with the chancellor,...

John Dillenberger became assistant dean of the GTU in 1963 and served as dean from June 1, 1963 to July 1971. He held the additional title of GTU President from 1967 until he left these administrative posts in 1971. The...

This collection contains correspondence, committee documents, mission statement drafts, and plans related to the founding of the Joan B. Kroc Institute of Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego. The collection was assembled by Elaine Atencio, executive assistant...

This collection primarily consists of certificates and awards presented to University of San Diego's first three Presidents: President Author E. Hughes, President Alice B. Hayes, and President Mary E. Lyons. Commemorative videos of these USD Presidents are also included.

The consist of materials generated and used by CSUN's Office of the President. This includes administrative files, correspondence, financial records, professional associations and organizations the president participated in, as well as papers related to campus construction, academic programs, and subject...

Records created by the Office of the President during the 30-year term of President Dr. Warren J. Baker relating to university operations, administration, promotion, international relations, and development, including campus life and commencement. Records include correspondence, meeting minutes, photographs, speeches,...

These records consist of the Higher Education General Information Survey (HEGIS) and Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) reports for the University of San Diego. Information provided to comply with the Student Right to Know Act are also included.

Includes applications for admission, entrance examination reports, degrees and certificates awarded, committees, correspondence, petitions, scrapbooks, journals, and standard diaries.

The collection consists of materials from the Office of the Registrar at UC Riverside, including administrative records and the draft of the university's first course catalog from 1953.

This collection comprises records of the Office of the Vice Chancellor, Administrative Affairs, including the chronological files of Eloise Kloke from 1965-1977 and the correspondence of Ramon Curiel, 1982.

This collection comprises the records of the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs at the University of California, Irvine. The Office of the Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs provides students with a broad range of programs and services such...

This collection contains publications and other material pertaining to the University of California, Riverside, Office of Undergraduate Education, which promotes undergraduate student success and provides campus-wide advocacy for undergraduate education. Includes the and .

One Civil War era photoengraving, with images of nine Union officers, 1861. [Oversize boxed].

Office interiors, showing G.W. Caswell, George Ott, Tom Ross, A.H. de Maniel, William G. Badger (in flamboyant, possibly military, uniform), Walter Brooks, and G.G. Sanchez.

Official Bonds consist of 24 bound and disbound volumes, including indexes. Records document legally binding financial guarantees of conduct made by elected or appointed officials and notaries public in San Diego County from 1867 to 1931. Examples of offices under...

Government periodical. Published daily by order of the President by the Commission on Public Information.

Includes official correspondence of various alcaldes and justices of the peace; proclamations and documents relating to criminal and court proceedings, land grants, etc.

Folder 1 contains documents, 1740-1752, concerning expenditures of Vildosola, Acting Governor and Captain General of Sinaloa, in connection with the conquest and pacification of the Yaquis, Mayos, and Baja Pimería Indians. They include official correspondence of Vildosola, of his predecessor,...

Paul Frederick Volland, California poster stamps, 1914.

Daily Official Program Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, August 27, 1915.

This sub-series consists of photostat copies of official record books that were microfilmed in the 1960s and 1970s. When the microfilm was unclear or illegible, the photostat copies were retained. This is not a complete representation of all recorded official...

Daily programs of events, July 4-7, 1896, celebrating the raising of the American flag in Monterey, July 7, 1846, by Commodore Sloat's "seamen and marines from the ships 'Savannah,' 'Cyane' and 'Levant.'"

Terrence O'Flaherty worked as television critic for the San Francisco Chronicle from 1952-1986. The bulk of the collection consists of television stills and promotional material collected by O'Flaherty during the course of his 37-year journalistic career. Additionally included are scrapbooks...

Correspondence and publications by Professor of Poultry Husbandry and Avian Sciences Frank X. Ogasawara.

This collection consists of the original diary of USC Alumna Bernice Ogden.

C.K. Ogden (1889-1957) published (1923), which set forth principles for the understanding of the function of language. In 1922, he became editor of the international psychological journal , and used it as a vehicle for publishing research on international language...

Relates to the career of D. A. D. Ogden as a military engineer, 1918-1957, including service in the Pacific Theater during World War II and in the Korean War.

Memoirs and letters, relating to education in China. Includes papers of Frederick McGarrity, also an American teacher in China

Habeas corpus document issued by Judge Ogeden Hoffman of the United States District Court, Northern District of California, in behalf of Anastasis Chaballa on Dec. 19, 1851.

Habeas corpus document issued by Judge Ogeden Hoffman of the United States District Court, Northern District of California, in behalf of Anastasis Chaballa on Dec. 19, 1851.

Certificate of Service for Theodore P. Colbaugh, November 27, 1933.

The Lloyd John Ogilvie Collection, 1958-2006 documents the ministry of Lloyd John Ogilvie with a special focus on his church pastorates, the “Let God Love You” media ministry, and his service as 61st Chaplain to the United States Senate. The...

The collection comprises photograph albums created by Tomoo Ogita, a Japanese American who was born and raised in Los Angeles, California in the 1920s and 1930s. He was associated with Granada Relocation Center in the 1940s and served as special...

This collection of over 80 citrus labels from southern California date from as early as the 1890s and was collected by Alice and Professor Larry Oglesby, long-time Claremont residents. Professor Oglesby was Professor Emeritus of Biology at Pomona College. The...

Ella Foy O'Gorman (1862-1965) was born in Los Angeles, California and worked as a school teacher in Washington. She did genealogical research and wrote books about her family history, including (1932) and (1947). The collection consists of O'Gorman's photographs, diary,...

The Frank O'Grady photograph collection contains approximately 220 photographic prints of newsworthy events produced by the Underwood & Underwood photo syndicate for potential publication in various New York City newspapers in 1919. The collection was assembled by Francis (Frank) O'Grady,...

This scrapbook documents her life as a student at Stanford, 1953-1955, and includes photographs, programs, menus and napkins from local restaurants, party favors, letters, clippings, tickets, invitations, greeting cards, and postcards. Of note are items on the social regulations for...

Grigorii Denisovich Ogromenko (also known by his pen name Khromenko) was a Russian émigré journalist and member of the Russian Liberation Army (Russkai͡a osvoboditelʹnai͡a armii͡a) during World War II. Includes biographical materials, writings, and photographs, many of which relate to...

Memoirs, notes, correspondence, newsletters, and clippings, relating to conditions in Japanese prison camps during World War II. Includes a memoir by Helen Marguerite O'Guinn, daughter of A. A. O'Guinn.

This collection consists of newspapers, journals, bulletins, and the personal journals of Chin Young Oh.

The K.S. Oh family papers is a small collection comprised of biographical and genealogical materials of the Oh family, primarily relating to professor of dermatology and medical missionary Kung Sung, as well as his grandson and creator of the materials...

Printed volume of notes posted to the Class of 2011's Facebook page.

Collection consists of a scrapbook, photographs, and ID cards from USC alumnus and chair of the Overseas Korean Studies and Heritage Foundation, Dr. Tae Hyun Oh.

The collection was given to the GTU Library in the late 1970's by Daniel O'Hanlon. It was not officially deeded to the GTU Archives until 1992. Originally in cardboard cartons, the collection was reboxed and moved at least twice by...

Artifacts, journals and ephemera related to porn star Scott O'Hara. Collection includes performance clothes worn by O'Hara when he performed in sex clubs.

Papers re:Wataru Ohashi

The Wolf Vostell papers, collected by the German art critic and friend of the artist, Heinz Ohff, document the activities of one of Europe's pioneers in video art, Happenings, and Fluxus. The bulk of the material dates from the 1970s...

Correspondence with church and governmental figures regarding missions, road repair, land allocation, military strength, and provisions for the poor.

Bound volume, Civil War era, with lists of clothing issued to soldiers of the Ohio Infantry, 42nd Regiment, Company C, 1861-1864....

80+ black and white snapshots, no captions, most seemingly from about the same time period, Mansfield, Ohio photographer (P. Bahl) printed on back of an earlier cdv. Many images of children and young adults, recreational activities, automobiles, houses and woods...

From Silva ;

This collection contains correspondence and photographs from Sgt. Franklin Ohr, USA during his service in the Second World War.

Matsunosuke Oi was born in 1885 in Kochi Prefecture, Japan. He arrived in the United States in 1906 and was a merchant and community leader in Southern California and an active officer in various Japanese associations including being a founding...

Relates to the history of Estonia during the Russian Revolution and to the establishment of an independent Estonian state. Prepared under the auspices of the Estonian Foreign Office.

Contains 3 reports relating to oil and gas in California: Lithologic variation of Kettleman Hills North Dome Reservoir Rocks / by Lester Curen; Manuel of California Oil and Gas Cases; untitled typescript about land held by Mexicans in California. Includes...

Approximately 100 Oil City and Titusville, Pennsylvania opera house programs.

Snapshots in "albumette print" folders. Images include oil derricks, laying line on a ranch, ranch ownders, ICI rigs, artichokes, and a Fairfax fruit and vegetable truck.

The Oil Industry in California collection consists of 383 photographs taken from 1911-1914. The photographer is unknown. Every aspect of the industry is depicted: choosing and clearing the site, hauling the pipes, line, and equipment; drilling water wells; building derricks;...

[Unidentified]. Oil Painting. [Oversize boxed].

The four-volume publication (Santa Barbara: University Library, UCSB, 1972) serves as a guide to specific items in the collection. Copies of the index are located in Special Collections and the Sciences and Engineering Library (SEL) [Z7173.W3 C3)]. ...

One 34-page album of black and white photographs taken by George Oiye and Susumu Ito....

Collection of papers pertaining to Ojai Festivals, Ltd., 1946-1953, presented to the Huntington Library by Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer.

The collection consists of materials pertaining to the Ojai Music Festival, founded in 1947. The festival is held annually in Ojai, CA, in Ventura County. Notable conductors and performers have included Pierre Boulez, Aaron Copland, Igor Stravinsky, Michael Tilson Thomas,...

Shigeki Oka was a native of Kochi Prefecture, Japan, born 1878. He was employed by Yorozu Chh before relocating to the United States in 1902. He was an influential journalist in the pre-war Japanese community. He was briefly interned at...

Relates to philosophy and economics. Includes printed synopsis.

Correspondence, publications, manuscripts, and two albums. The collection reflects the family's lifelong appreciation for the visual arts and the natural world of rocks and minerals. Some items in Japanese. 1952-1980, undated

This collection documents the professional activities of Gary Okihiro including research he conducted for his publications. One such publication is (1999). Based on archival research and oral histories from nisei students, describes how these students relocated to colleges and universities...

Photograph album with 30 b/w photos of Okinawa during World War II, no captions, apparently taken by a soldier with the U.S. Sixth Marine Division. Includes images of U.S. soldiers, armored vehicles, naval vessels in action, destroyed Japanese aircraft, Japanese...

Snapshot photograph album documenting 1938 trip of Frank Zartman and family from their home near Billings, Oklahoma, westward across the panhandle of Texas and northeastern New Mexico, and eastward through Kansas and Missouri. The great majority of the photographs depict...

Three mounted images. .05 linear feet (1 folder).

The collection consists primarily of photographs and negatives, most of which were taken by Dr. Okmin.  A large photographic scrapbook and album are also included, in addition to newspaper articles, correspondence, newsletters, and materials pertaining to lodge business....

The Michel Oksenberg papers (1976-2000) document Oksenberg's visits Zouping County, Shandong Province, China, where he interviewed a number of local political leaders on topics such as the economy and industry, education, and the justice system. The papers consist of research...

The Toshio Oku photo album comprises of a collection of photographs that primarily documents the life of Toshio Oku while he, his father, Naojiro Henry, mother, Misao, and sister, Hideko Louise, were incarcerated at Tule Lake Incarceration Camp in Newell,...

The collection contains paper materials related to Miné Okubo's career and personal life. Many items are related to her book, Citizen 13660.

Correspondence, articles, clippings, photographs, published materials, business and financial records, paintings, collages, and drawings created and collected by artist Miné Okubo (1912-2001), with the bulk dating from the immediate postwar period to the 1970s.

Diaries, correspondence, speeches and writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to agriculture in Russia prior to World War I, White Russian relations with the United States during the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and Russian émigré affairs.

The lives of Pat and Lily Okura represent Japanese American civil rights leadership in the face of adversity and discrimination. Their life histories give testament to service and dedication for social justice, especially for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI)...

Harold (Harry) Olaussen was born in Shanghai in 1929. His father was a Norwegian sea captain, and his mother was Italian. He went to St. Francis Xavier's College, and lived above a bar owned by his grandmother. In 1949, he...

Correspondence directed to commercial contacts, in Cádiz, Seville, Havana, Paris, New York, and other cities, concerning commercial matters and shipping. Includes letters to the writer's brother-in-law, Francisco de Borja Migoni, in London. The letters also discuss Mexican political events, such...

The Keith Olberg Papers consist of 9.5 cubic feet of textual records that reflect Olberg's legislative activities during his six-year career in the Assembly. The records are organized into the following record series: Bill Files, 1995-2000; Correspondence Files, 1995-1997; Budget...

Former Chair of Pepperdine's Religion Division and current Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Thomas H. "Tom" Olbricht serves Pepperdine's community through academia and spirituality. The Thomas H. Olbricht Papers includes correspondences sent to Olbrict from various friends and colleagues between 1956-2003, including...

Dental records of German Nazi leaders undergoing trial for World War II war crimes. Includes signatures of the Nazi leaders

Vahdah Olcott-Bickford, née Ethel Lucretia Olcott, was an professional teacher of the Guitar, most well known for her influential , Op. 25, and the , Op. 116. She also wrote numerous articles about the guitar, and corresponded with other musicians...

Photographic copy negatives only.

The Old China Hands Oral History Project Collection consists of oral histories of "Old China Hands," foreigners who lived and worked in China before or shortly after the Communist takeover of the country in 1949. The experiences of Old China...

The Old China Hands Unpublished Manuscripts Collection consists of unpublished, primarily autobiographical and biographical works written about people who lived in China from the mid-19th century until the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949.

Records files from the City Clerk's Office regarding Old City Hall, its use, sale and condition; including appraisals, analysis and photograph of the site and building dated prior to 1941

Stock receipt; shop stock invoice.

The Old Fashioned Revival Hour and Joyful Sound Audio Collection contains the broadcast recordings of Charles E Fuller (1887-1968), one of the leading Christian radio evangelists of the 20th century and co-founder of Fuller Theological Seminary. The collection contains an...

Evangelical sermons, prayers, and hymnal recordings on Compact Disc, originally broadcast from 1937 to 1968 on the radio program Old Fashioned Revival Hour.

The documents the photographic history of the Old Globe Theatre and contains four series: ; ; ; and . The first three series are arranged chronologically, with oversized photographs listed at the end of each series. The series (1934-2006) is...

The document the operation, administration, creative history, development, and growth of California's longest-running not-for-profit regional theatre. The records contain detailed documentation of numerous productions, correspondence, promotional materials, and organizational and administrative records. The are divided into fifteen series: , , ,...

Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC) is a national organization for lesbians over the age of 60. Using education and public discourse, the core mission of OLOC is to combat ageism and increase the visibility of older lesbians. The majority...

This collection contains organizational records and scrapbooks documenting the activities of the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC).

The Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts at the UCLA Hammer Museum is renowned for its splendid holdings of over 5,500 European prints and drawings dating from the 15th to the 18th centuries. The following collection guide includes a selection...

Labels depict 2 girls standing among rows of trees in a pear orchard. Taller girl is Nancy Weston, granddaughter of Old Orchard's founding owner.

Contains a large number of items related to food and wine service at the Old Poodle Dog Restaurant in San Francisco. Items include printed menus of various shapes and sizes, printed menu booklets, printed wine booklets, blank menu cards, wine...

Photographs of etchings and drawings of Old Sacramento between 1848-1852.

The Old Sacramento Citizens and Merchants Association collectively with the city of Sacramento, sought to preserve the historic integrity and commercial interest of the Old Sacramento historic district. The collection was donated by local businessman and association historian, William Atwell,...

The (1943-1974) document the planning, preservation, and development of Old Town State Historic Park. Highlights include the review drafts for the overall design of Old Town, including landscaping, lighting, street furniture, and signs. The collection consists of by-laws, correspondence, meeting minutes,...

The collection contains materials related to the development, administration, and activities of the Old San Diego Community Church, as well as the surrounding Old Town San Diego neighborhood.

The Old Ship Saloon photograph, circa 1907, (SAFR 24661, P16-003) is comprised of a photograph of the Old Ship Saloon in San Francisco, California. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for use.

Interviewer: David E. Russell, 2000. Interviewee(s): Fermina Murray, Cathy Jo, Raphael Trancoso, Al Jaramillo, Gil Garcia, Joe Kunze. Transcript: Fermina Murray - Architectural Review; Cathy Jo -The Pagliotti Family: An Italian American Story; Raphael Trancoso: Ranch Foreman and Pioneer Merchant;...

The Records of OWT comprise one linear foot spanning the years 1976 to 1995. The Records provide documentation of the running of a feminist collective enterprise almost always close to financial instability. The files document the day to day operations...

Authority on ancient Scandinavian metalwork and metallurgy. The Andreas Oldeberg papers are comprised of research data for metal artifacts from Sweden dating from the Bronze Age through the Middle Ages, as well as a small amount of analysis relating to...

Includes portraits of Older himself and other San Francisco figures, including: James D. Phelan, Abe Ruef, and others.

The Mrs. Fremont Older Photograph Collection, 1854-1965, consists of photographs collected by author and historian Cora Miranda Baggerly Older (commonly referred to as Mrs. Fremont Older). The bulk of the collection consists of photographs of San Francisco, as well as...

The Older Women's League (OWL), Santa Clara County Chapter Records documents thirty years of the history of the OWL Santa Clara County Chapter. The records include OWL publications, the minute records of the Board of Directors, correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, event...

Contains organization files, correspondence, publications, photographs, media and artifacts pertaining to the Older Women's League (OWL), Sacramento Capitol Chapter.

The collection includes publications, minutes, clippings, and scrapbooks. It is arranged in six series: , , , , and ....

The Otis Oldfield artwork photographs, 1930-1940, bulk 1930, (SAFR 24433, P99-046) are comprised mainly of photographs of watercolor paintings by artist Otis Oldfield depicting scenes aboard DOVER (built 1891; paddle riverboat) during a 1930 trip in the Sacramento River Delta...

The Otis Oldfield papers, 1899-1968 (SAFR 17114, HDC 239) is comprised of materials created and assembled by artist, painter Otis Oldfield. The collection has been processed to the file unit level and is open for use with restrictions. This is...

Collection contains incoming correspondence, 1888-1940 addressed to Ida Shepard Oldroyd, a curator of Geology at the Stanford University Museum, as well as records of transfers, exchanges and acquisitions of materials for the geology collection from the same time period.

Letters, writings, and pamphlets, relating to Christianity in Japan.

An album of 24 photographs taken in Argentina by American photographer H. G. Olds between 1900 and 1927. Views of the municipal buildings and monuments of Buenos Aires comprise the bulk of the album. Images taken in the countryside are...

This collection documents the activities of the Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NCAP), the California Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (CCAP), and various other organizations and local groups with which they collaborated or were affiliated. It includes correspondence; administrative...

Reports, printed matter, map, and photographs, relating to the Soviet nuclear energy program, and to pre-World War I copper mining operations in the Ural region of Russia by the Kyshtim Corporation, of which Herbert Hoover was a director. Includes photocopies...

Alekseĭ Semenovich Olekhnovich was a Major general of the Imperial Russian army. The Alekseĭ Semenovich Olekhnovich papers (1918-1965) consists of memoirs and other writings, diaries, correspondence, printed matter, and photographs relating to the Russian Revolution and Civil War and to...

Exterior views of hotel with people assembled on porch.

Fyodor Sergeyevich Olferieff (aka Theodore Olferieff) was a Russian career military officer. The Fyodor Sergeyevich Olferieff papers includes biographical materials on Olferieff and his wife, original manuscript of his memoirs, Soviet Russia in the Orient typscript, photographs depicting members of...

This collection comprises the extant professional papers of Spencer C. Olin, founding faculty member, administrator, and professor emeritus of history at the University of California, Irvine (UCI). His papers contain research files related to his book , teaching materials for...

This collection comprises oral history interviews conducted by professor emeritus Spencer Olin with seven key administrators and faculty from the University of California, Irvine. Included are sound recordings, draft transcripts with corrections, final transcripts, correspondence, and other administrative materials.

Correspondence, dispatches, writings, financial records, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to Latvian foreign relations and émigré affairs.

Correspondence, speakers' schedules, memoranda, and printed matter related to Four Minute Men speakers at war loan drives in Alameda County during World War I.

Materials from Lindsay Olive Growers, including correspondence, articles, and one photograph, and correspondence with Cruess, Vaughn, Webster and others in the olive industry.

Aerial views chiefly depicting undeveloped areas of San Mateo County. Locations identified include Bear Gulch, Star Hill, San Gregorio, McCreery and Dyer properties, Pigeon Point lighthouse, Rockaway Beach, Half Moon Bay, El Granada, Bald Mountain, Irish Ridge, Skyline Trail, Crystal...

Correspondence, legal documents, reports, notes, press releases, and photographs documenting Olive Mayer's work as a peace activist and an environmental activist in San Mateo County.

The Olive View Hospital Earthquake Damage Collection consists of photographs of earthquake damage to the Olive View Hospital in 1971.

The records of Olive View Hospital and Medical Center document daily life and important events at Olive View since its founding in the early twentieth century and also the ideological and structural changes the institution underwent. The collection also has...

Some to Dr. J.W. Henderson and others to Dr. and Mrs. W.H. Ivie concerning Christmas creche, immortality, medicine, and sunsets (Cloth of Gold)

Relates to Angolan history.

This collection contains meeting minutes, correspondence, and other records of the Olivenhain Colony, a utopian farming community located in Encinitas, California in 1880s-1890s.

This collection consists of scrapbooks related to Audrey Oliver's life at school and college as well as personal correspondence to herself and other family members.

Contains theatre materials collected by Barbara Oliver, actor, director, and co-founder and Artistic Director of the Aurora Theatre. Collection contains scripts, programs, reviews, photographs and other production materials for the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, the Aurora Theatre Company and a few...

Transcript of an interview conducted by Arthur L. Norberg covering Oliver's early life, his education, and work experiences at Bell Laboratories and Hewlett-Packard. Subjects include television research, radar, information theory, organizational climate and objectives at both companies, Hewlett-Packard's associations with...

This collection contains one letter from PV2 Berry N. Oliver, USA to his family on September 11, 2001.

Member of a prominent Mormon family, Huntington wrote up his journals in "historical style," with much information concerning his father William, brothers Dimick and William, and sisters Zina and Prescindia. Describes experiences from 1835 with the Mormons in Ohio, Missouri,...

Joseph Kurtz Oliver was born on April 26, 1863, in East Salem, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Oberlin College, he studied art at the Chicago Art Institute and in Europe. He taught art in Iowa and Kansas colleges. In 1893 he...

Includes his own correspondence, 1870-1938; some papers of his father, Lindsay Applegate, and of his sisters and brothers; documents in family possession; correspondence and documents relating to the Modoc War, 1867-1874.

This typed transcription is a memoir of a young office boy entitled, "Bonanza Days: Tales of the Stockbrokers of the Big Board Half Decade - 1875-1880, by an office boy and messenger of that period. Dave Oliver", at the Pacific...

Contains correspondence, including a significant amount of correspondence with another Nobel Prize winner, Ronald Coase, research and writing, talks and lectures, and course notes.

The Oliver Eckhardt Players were a repertory company, producing such plays as , , and . The collection consists of scripts for plays produced by the Oliver Eckhardt Players.

Correspondence, cards, and clippings collected for the autographs. Includes autographs from Louisa May Alcott, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Salmon Portland Chase, Henry Clay, Samuel Clemens, Grover Cleveland, Henry James, Abraham Lincoln, Joaquin Miller, John Philip Sousa, Daniel Webster.

Photographs of the construction of Western Pacific's North Fork Division.

Collection contains correspondence, account books, diaries, architectural drawings, clippings, and miscellaneous writings. Also contains a manuscript titled: Crossing the plains: a tale of 1849 / by an Emigrant Lady, possibly written by Harriet Helena Hunt.

Photographic prints and other prints show San Francisco scenes (especially architectural views of large Victorian homes and some public buildings), several of art works and artists' models, snapshots of the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, and...

The Oliver Collection consists of approximately 2700 glass plate negatives and photographic prints taken mainly by amateur photographer William Letts Oliver and his son, Roland L. Oliver. Subjects include maritime and yachting scenes, views of California and San Francisco Bay...

Letter written by Oliver Hazard Perry White on July 18, 1849 from valley on west side of Rocky Mountains during overland trip to California, to friends Jordan and James. Letter details the journey, recommends that no one else make such...

Master calendar orders, apellate decisions, opinions, briefs, bench books, correspondence.

Copy of "Memoirs and Memories of Oliver J. Stough, 1828-1925," written by Isabella Churchill, descendent of Stough. Includes Mexican War and Civil War accounts. Gift of SB resident Florence Casebeer, daughter of Isabella Church. Alpha list.

Lois Margaret "Peg" Oliver served in the 746th Women's Army Corps (WAC) during World War II at Perrin Field in Sherman, Texas. The Lois M. Oliver World War II Correspondence Collection consists primarily of letters written to Lois from friends,...

R. L. Oliver photographs of two men walking the streets of an unidentified city, 1980.

Collection of 12 letters written by Oliver R. Parvin, originally of Salem, New Jersey, to his uncle, Dr. Quinton Gibbon (July 4, 1813-June 6, 1894), also of Salem, New Jersey. The letters are mostly written from various places in California...

Robert T. Oliver was an American author, professor, specialist in Asian rhetoric and communication, and advisor to South Korean President Syngman Rhee. This small collection consists of his professional and personal correspondence during his life and career, as well as...

The working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material of Robert Warner Oliver form the collection known as the Papers of Robert W. Oliver in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology. Oliver was professor of economics at Caltech from...

This collection includes correspondence, clippings, and memorabilia from Verne Lee Oliver, USN during the mid-1960s. Oliver was stationed in Europe during the Vietnam War and the letters are to his parents and siblings.

Assembled from various sources.

One signed holograph poem. Beverly Farms, Massachusetts, 27 Sept. 1879. [From: CDCC]. Alpha list.

(1809-1894). One letter (ALS) and one signed holograph poem, "Under the Violets," for bereaved parent.. Boston, 19 Jan. 1880. Alpha list.

Relates to the trial of L. Olivereau in United States District Court, Western District of Washington, Northern Division, on charges of inciting insubordination and obstructing recruitment in the United States Army during World War I. Includes text of indictment.

Business papers of Frederick Oliver and Hammond Gowen, Canadian businessmen with the Megantic Mining Company and the Quebec & St. Francis Mining & Exploring Company.

Papers of Pauline Oliveros (1932-2016), American experimental musician, composer and key figure in the development of contemporary electronic music. The collection contains Oliveros' original writings, compositions, correspondence and sketches. Also included are interviews, programs and reviews, teaching materials and writings...

The Pauline Oliveros collection documents the professional career of composer, accordionist and performer, Pauline Oliveros.

Vineyards' business records.

Frank del Olmo (1948-2004) was a journalist, editorial columnist, and editor for the specializing in Latin American affairs and local Latino community concerns. Over his thirty-four year career with the , del Olmo advanced from intern to assistant editor, and...

Background research materials for an article co-authored by Olmstead and Paul Rhodes, "The agricultural mechanization controversy of the interwar years," which appeared in Agricultural history 68:3 (Summer 1994).

The collection consists of records created by the Olmsted Brothers firm, as well as materials relating to Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr.

Articles by David L. Olmsted and manuscript of his book, A lexicon of Atsugewi.

Includes correspondence, manuscripts, memorabilia reprints, typescripts, diaries and notebooks....

Background reports prepared by Olmsted during research for his 1950 general report to the State Park Commission. Reports deal with several different proposed park sites throughout the state.

John D. Olmsted (1938-2011) was a California naturalist who was instrumental in the creation of the Jug Handle State Reserve and the Independence Trail, a hiking path in the Yuba River Canyon. The collection contains a slide set created by...

The Nancy and Roger Olmsted papers (SAFR 23820, HDC 1665) consist of 571 files in 34 boxes separated into 3 series. This collection has been processed to the file unit level and is open for use without restrictions.

The Nancy Olmsted scow schooner slide show, May 17, 1991, (SAFR 23342, P92-108) is comprised of 80 black-and-white slides and a VHS 1/2 in. videocassette, color with sound, of a slide show held in the J. Porter Shaw Library on...

This item Roger Olmsted's Master's thesis (SAFR 21392, HDC 1330) is a typescript copy of his thesis from the University of Nevada, titled "The Scow Schooners of San Francisco Bay, 1849-1949," dated 1955. It contains the original glossy photographs. Olmsted's...

The Roger Olmsted photographs, 1970-1981, (SAFR 24817, P16-011) are comprised of portrait photographs of Roger Olmsted and photographs of a ceremony attended by San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto at Victorian Park, San Francisco, California. The collection has been processed to...

Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, resolutions, newsletters, leaflets, and clippings, relating to the libertarian movement in the United States, and especially to Students for a Libertarian Society

Consist principally of Warren Olney, Sr. correspondence and writings. Correspondence documents his experiences in the Union Army, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, and views on political issues, such as U.S. occupation of the Philippines, the Panama Canal and Yosemite Valley....

Letters from Warren Olney, Sr. to B.P. Wall and George C. Pardee (returned, with covering letters from the recipients, to Warren Olney, Jr.); list, by Warren Olney, Sr. of judges and lawyers he had known; speech by Warren Olney, Jr.,...

Papers of Dr. Mary B. Olney specialist in diabetes - childhood onset of the disease. Dr. Olney established the first diabetic camp for children in California (Whitaker/Bearskin) and the Diabetic Youth Foundation in California.

Motion picture film of ceremonies held in Hindenburg Park in Los Angeles on German Day, 1936; and of interviews of Dr. Salin, a criminologist, and W. Olney III, United States assistant attorney general, 1953-1957, relating to the incidence of crime...

Relates to Russian influence in Karelia during the Russian Civil War.

Thomas O'Loughlin served in the US Navy during World War I as a member of the crew on the hospital ship USS Mercy. He left for France in May 1918 and with his shipmates provided medical and other support for...

This collection of Nicholas Olsberg's architectural research contains slides, photocopies of published and ephemeral materials, and notes and inventories. The bulk of the collection materials were accumulated for a planned exhibition about Southern California architecture and urban pattern. The exhibition,...

Includes personal family correspondence between the Wittkowers and their son, and between the Olschkis and their children. The papers of the firm include individual files of correspondence with major scholars and collectors. In addition, there is a history of the...

German-Italian romance philologist, orientalist, and scholar of medieval and renaissance texts. His papers comprises research papers, his manuscripts, correspondence, clippings, and some personal documents. Annotated proofs for English, German, and Italian editions of Marco Polo's Asia and Genius of Italy...

The Captain Andrew Olsen papers (SAFR 17611, HDC 41) is comprised of 52 items spanning the years 1890-1919. The collection contains correspondence, legal papers, insurance documents, personal letters written by Olsen to his wife and daughter, postcards, certificate registering Capt....

The Captain Andrew Olsen papers (SAFR 17610, HDC 40) is comprised of a (parchment-like) United States Citizen Certificate issued to Andrew Olsen on September 6, 1889. Copies of the document and copies of immigration department cards are included. The certificate...

The collection includes limited edition material by Robert Bly, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Keats, Ursula K. LeGuin, Pablo Neruda (tr. by Olsen), Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Walt Whitman.

The Donald Olsen Collection spans the years 1941-1998 and includes files created by Olsen and his work with Vernon DeMars and Joseph Esherick. The collection is organized into five series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Faculty Records, Office Records, Project Records....

This collection consists of the papers, photographs, and books of vaudevillian and comedian Ole Olsen (1892-1963).

The collection includes personal and professional correspondence, literary manuscripts by American author Tillie Olsen and others, material on the Longshoremen's Strike and the Socialist Party from during the mid-1930s, teaching material and student work, clippings, pamphlets, book reviews, awards, etc....

Papers of the multi-generational Olsen/Ricklefs family, many of whom attended and/or graduated from Stanford University. Includes correspondence, diaries, and notebooks. Stanford graduates include Margaret Olsen, class of 1928; Robert U. Ricklefs, class of 1931; James Ricklefs. class of 1937; Cynthia...

Dr. Everett C. Olson, a zoologist, paleontologist and geologist, began his long-term field program in the American Southwest, studying Permian vertebrate fossils during the 1930s while working within the University of Chicago's Department of Geology. In 1969, Olson joined the...

The collection consists of material collected by curator, filmmaker and author Jenni Olson, a national authority on queer film. Materials include national and international queer film festival records; film-related ephemera, subject files, and artifacts; audiovisual materials; and press packets, advertisements,...

Sound recording of interview with Leon Olson conducted by Adah Bakalinsky. Describes the anti-Hearst newspaper strike of 1968; San Rafael Independent Journal strike, ca. 1970s; the shrinking number of newspapers, 1970s-1980s; and the impact of new technologies on the Typographers...

Pamphlets on the topics of employment of women during World War II, socialism and anarchism, voting rights, civil rights, farm labor, and trade unionism.

Materials in this collection consist of Reuel Olson's notes, letters, newspaper clippings, government-related documents, and other research materials that became his doctoral thesis on the Colorado River Compact: a seven state agreement on the allocation of water resources in the...

Manuscript drafts, proofs, notes, correspondence, and publications.

Recordings and transcripts of interviews, other writings, genealogical data, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to political conditions in Poland, and to Polish foreign relations.

The papers of Robert Olvera, Sr. and Robert Olvera, Jr. document two generations of union activism in one family. The collection consists largely of business papers dating from 1960 to 2003, including Executive Board and general meeting minutes (with indexes),...

The Robert Frederick Olwell Collection is comprised of personal and professional papers documenting his life and work as an architect. The personal papers consist of photographs, files related to his education, and military service, and his personal art work. The...

Olympia (passenger vessel) logbook (SAFR 16486, HDC 206) documents voyages between San Francisco and Santa Barbara for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company in 1893. The collection is available for use without restriction.

Copy photos of 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles, from the Museum's 1984 exhibit which was part of the 1984 Olympic Arts Festival.

Aperture cards. "Construction, Look, & Signage" aperture cards for the various sports and venues for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games.

London 2012 Olympic Games ephemera and publications.

The Olympic Games Collection includes reproductions of Olympic posters; programs, ticket stubs and memorabilia for the 1932, 1960 and 1984 Games; newspaper clippings and magazine articles for the three sets of games as well as the 1984 Olympic Arts Festival;...

Consists of medals, postcards, and publications for Greek Olympics in 1906.

Records of the California State University, Dominguez Hills 7-Eleven Olympic Velodrome include documents, correspondence, news releases, newspaper clippings, press packets, photographs, and publications such as pamphlets, brochures, booklets, magazines, and newsletters from the Southland Corporation, the Los Angeles Olympic...

Primarily the 1932 Olympic Games held in Los Angeles, California.

Correspondence, photographs, letters of support, notebooks, anti-gay material, flyers, press releases, banners, T-shirts, clippings, stamps, audiocassettes, a videocassette and other material from Olympics Out of Cobb County (OOCC), 1990-1998, as well as OOCC co-founder, Jon-Ivan Weaver. OOCC formed in 1994...

This collection consists primarily of data and supporting documentation related to the Ethnic Collective Action in Contemporary Urban U.S. project led by Olzak. The project goal was to identify sources of ethnic and racial conflict and protest in urban America...

Includes scripts, public relations files, grant applications, financial records, tour files, production files, videotapes, audiotapes, and photographs.

The collection contains O'Malley's research materials, documents pertaining to his professional and academic life, correspondence, and some personal items. Included are reproductions, translations and transcriptions of source texts; reprints; illustrations and portraits; notes, bibliographies, catalogs, etc.

Michael O'Malley served in the Navy during the Second World War.

This collection consists primarily of plaques and awards given Rev. Thomas P. O’Malley, S.J., prior to his service at Loyola Marymount University.

Oman discussed family life, life and business in Santa Paula

Personal and business correspondence of James O'Meara, newspaper editor and writer.

Papers belonging to Henry William O'Melveny, founder of the Los Angeles law firm that would become O'Melveny and Myers.

Contains field notes on the Pomo Indians specifically the Yokayo and Kashaya in Mendocino County, California.

List of omissions in: Ivan Petrov's translation of Tikhmenev's "Historical Review ... of the Russian American Company ..." in Russian America, v. I-II (BANC MSS P-K 1 - BANC MSS P-K 2) and of "Materials for the History of Russian...

The James M. Omura papers, 1912-1994, represent the life work of this influential Japanese American writer, journalist, and civil rights activist.

Afton Crooks, long-time Information Coordinator for the University of California, Berkeley, discusses her family background in Seattle, early jobs at the University, the Kerr Presidency, the Free Speech Movement, affirmaive action, conflict-of-interest, the Saxon and Gardner Presidencies, various state and...

Production materials from the graphic files of the lesbian erotica magazine, "On Our Backs," including numerous black & white prints, contact sheets, drawings and cartoons, and a few production notes.

from Marc Selvaggio ;

Family roots in Oakland, California; first AC Transit job as traffic checker, 1961; role of the schedule analyst; history of National City Lines; changing rail lines to bus lines; effects of drivers' contract; learning scheduling from Warren Robinson and Dick...

Collection consists of a manuscript, created and signed by four students (José Arana y Abreu, Pedro Soler Bertot, Pedro Marti Bonaplata, and José Albeu Rabane) in honor of their "dear and worthy professor of anatomy," Doctor Antonio Riera Villaret, in...

A spiral bound booklet.

Collection consists of the following: "Paper presented at symposium on Science and our Future; AAAS Committee on Science in the Promotion of Human Welfare, Annual Meeting, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Chicago, December 27, 1959"--At head of caption...

This collection consists of the videotapes and scripts of the family drama television series "Once and Again."

The bulk of this collection contains correspondence, financial records and printed ephemera documenting the activities of Once In A Blue Moon Productions, a production company and women's collective located in Los Angeles, California. The materials document Blue Moon's activities and...

The ONE Archives Ephemera Collection (1952-2020; undated) contains two boxes of materials related to the events hosted by and held at the ONE Archives. Such events include music festivals, literary events,and events regarding activism. Materials from the event include brochures,...

Unpublished fiction and nonfiction manuscripts; dissertations and theses; photocopied articles and chapters from published books; government reports, manuals and guidelines; independently-researched reports, manuals and guidelines; bibliographies; surveys; conference papers and proceedings; and other material created by or about gay, lesbian,...

Approximately 10000 posters, circa 1955-2018, documenting gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) life in the United States and abroad.

Matchbooks documenting bars, bathhouses, beauty shops (hair salons), books, discos, events, hotels, motion pictures, nightclubs, organizations, political candidates, resorts, restaurants, retail stores, safer sex campaigns, taverns, and theaters primarily in California. The collections also contains matchbooks from 24 other states,...

Menus from restaurants and bars, which presumably catered to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) clientele, circa 1960-2000. The majority of the restaurants represented in this collection were located in Los Angeles, California; others were located in San Francisco, New...

The collection consists of hundreds of photographs documenting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual and ally (LGBTQIA) history and culture, 1925-2007. The collection includes personal, professional, candid, posed, and reprinted photographs of buildings, businesses, demonstrations, events, monuments, organizations,...

Professional photographs depicting wild flowers of the Yosemite Valley region of the Sierra Nevada.

Sound recordings and conference papers, relating to the history of Marxist doctrine and of the communist movement

The administrative, service, and event records of ONE in Long Beach Incorporated, 1986-2009. Alternately referred to as The Center/Long Beach, the Long Beach Gay and Lesbian Center, or the Gay and Lesbian Center of Greater Long Beach, the organization provides...

The One Inc. Magazine Collection 1953-1982 (Bulk: 1953-1967) includes One Institute Quarterly: Homophile Studies (1958-1965); Mattachine Review (1956-1962); and One Magazine (1953-1967, 1972), as well as miscellaneous bibliographies and articles. One Inc. was founded in 1952 and in 1953 incorporated...

The collection consists of the administrative records, publications, correspondence, divisional records, affiliate office records, and photographs of ONE Inc., 1907-2001, bulk 1952-1994. The records include annual reports, court records of ONE Inc. legal entanglements, complete runs of and , reader...

Eighteen black and white photographs of people living with AIDS taken by Barbi Schreiber in the 1980s.

Interviews with two key state legislators involved in the 1966 reapportionment of California: Stephen P. Teale. The Impact of One Man-One Vote on the Senate: Senator Teale Reviews Reapportionment and Other Issues, 1953-1966. Comments also on his political career, Governor...

Comments on student days, University of California, Berkeley, class of 1916; participation in Republican Party politics, 1940s-'60s; fundraising for various campaigns, including Earl Warren's; involvement in California water issues and controversies, including state wide bond issue for the water project;...

This collection features film and video materials that reflect the history of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. Interviews with pioneers of the LGBT movement such as Jim Kepner, Dorr Legg, Morris Kight, Pat Rocco, Stewart Szidak, Bob Basker,...

The ONE Archives’ Subject Files consist of more than 8,100 unique files of businesses, organizations, people, and topics primarily documenting twentieth century global lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual and ally (LGBTQIA) history and culture. The bulk of...

Association with Berkeley League of Women Voters and interest in Berkeley City Council; campaign for California state assembly (1950); appointment to California Democratic State Central Committee and election as national committeewoman; participation in Kefauver presidential primary campaigns (1952 and 1956);...

Speeches and writings, correspondence, reports, memoranda, legal documents, notes, and printed matter, relating to federal regulation of interstate commerce, and especially to regulation of railways and motor carriers.

This collection is the life's work of filmmaker Harold O'Neal. O'Neal started filming in Southern California in 1939 and continued through the 1980s. His films contain material about a wide variety of subjects on gay and general interest themes.

This collection consists of Dr. O'Neil's work on the Index Plutarcheus....

This collection contains the Signs in the Windows: A San Francisco COVID Community Time Capsule art project, which was created by artist Hazel O'Neil in response to a call for submissions by SFAC, supported by SFPL. It is the result...

Papers belonging to Hugh F. O'Neil, writer, political activist, and resident of Utah.

One hand-drawn cartoon, WW II era by Robert "Snuffy" O'Neil.

Lantern slide of O’Neill on stage, and photographs in Nome, Alaska, in a 1900 storm aftermath. Also an assortment of personal documents.

This collection constitutes the entirety of Dan O'Neill's personal collection of his work that remained in his possession as of 2012. The majority of items are original drawings, numbering 1,517, for the Odd Bodkins comic strip, which ran from 1964...

Dick O'Neill was an actor best known for his role as Charlie Cagney on the television series, . The collection consists of television, motion picture and stage scripts related to O'Neill's acting career.

The Edmond O'Neill Papers, 1891-1918, relate primarily to his career in the Department of Chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley, and his involvement with intercollegiate athletics, and contain correspondence and office files, with a few personal papers. Letters by...

A collection of British and American literary manuscripts and correspondence primarily from the latter half of the nineteenth century.

The collection includes manuscripts, documents, cassette-recorded interviews, and digital media related to the life and career of free market economist and Hoover fellow June O'Neill.

The collection contains records related to the activities of the Oneira Women’s Club of San Diego.

This collection consists of Ying Ong Sr.'s correspondences, biography, photographs, audio tapes, and book of poetry.

This collection contains correspondence, articles, press clippings and photographs regarding the professional life of Henry J. Ongerth, who worked for the California Bureau of Sanitary Engineering/California Department of Health. Ongerth was instrumental in water reclamation, Treasure Island clean-up, and Electric...

Police and judicial records, and photographs, relating to political offenses in the Soviet Union. Includes some police and judicial records relating to other family members. Photocopy.

The Ontario Business and Professional Women's Club Collection consists primarily of scrapbooks created by the club as well as correspondence and club directories.

Views of the Ontario Mill (Park City, Utah) including one detailed interior view showing machinery on the top floor, with large drive belts going through the floor. A general view of Park City, Utah is also included.

The Ontario Motor Speedway (the Big “O”) was designed as a replica of the 2.5 mile racetrack at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It also had an infield road course and a drag strip to maximize racing events. Designed by Walter...

This collection contains the business records of the Ontario Mutual Water Company and the South Side Mutual Water Company.

Manuscripts, photographs, correspondence and other papers, circa 1910-1995, of Wilna Onthank, who in 1994 wrote , an unpublished book based on the diaries of her brother Robert Onthank, a gay World War II veteran.

This collection is from the estate of Jiro Onuma, a Japanese-American man. It includes photographs of Onuma (1904-1990), his friends, and family in the U.S. and in Japan and, notably, a photo of a group of Japanese-Americans (Jiro in the...

Includes bulb and cord.

Robert Opel photographs of the Los Angeles Christopher Street West gay pride parade, 1975, undated.

Eight black and white photographs of faculty and students, including rattan furniture weaving and artwork.

Phonotape reels of interviews with Premier Nikita Khrushchev of the Soviet Union, Vice President Richard M. Nixon of the U.S., Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, and others, relating to Soviet-American relations, American politics, the election of 1960, and...

Open Forum was a collective learning project based on the philosophy that an informed community is best able to guide its own future. The hierarchical academic tradition of teacher and students was replaced with a collective discussion group model applied...

Open Ring Galleries, a not for profit corporation for the arts, was established in Sacramento, California in 1975 upon the receipt of a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts. Its purpose was to provide a space for exhibitions...

Relates to the Polish unit of Radio Free Europe.

Japanese woodblock prints, watercolor, and map, most depicting arrival of Perry and his fleet, and aftermath (see list for details).

350 instantaneous disc air check recordings of mostly Metropolitan and San Francisco Opera live performance broadcasts (in addition to other, unnamed orchestras) from 1937 to 1956. Because the provenance of these discs is not known, they have been retained, though...

These papers contain extensive material relating to the productions and operation of the Opera Pacific theater group that operated in Orange County from 1962 until 2008

The Opera Ring Theater was in operation in San Francisco from 1954 to 1967. Founded and directed by Irma Kay, the theater was intended to produce operas in English and in-the round in order to reach out to and educate...

This collection includes annotated typescript and photographs of Galtsoff's report as an observer of the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests and the destructive results of the tests on the sea life in the area.

Paul Galtsoff was an observer of the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests and reported on the destructive results of the tests on sea life in the area. This collection includes seventy-four annotated typescript carbon pages, with photographs, of his report

This album chronicles the building of a new fill across the Great Salt Lake to replace the then existing trestle.

The Transportation Corps were key in the success of Operation Overlord.

Relates to rival French and German territorial claims to the Saarland, and to French administration of the territory following the end of World War I. Master's thesis, Stanford University.

This is a single black-and-white photographic postcard of a marine painting of the bark OPHELIA.

Records of service and repairs of engines, kept by F.E. Jones.

Correspondence belonging to British Romantic poet and author Amelia Alderson Opie.

A collection of original Amelia Alderson Opie manuscripts and correspondence with additional family related material, including manuscripts, correspondence, and ephemera. The Amelia Alderson Opie material includes two manuscript travel journals, poems, songs, and letters to and from various family members.

Scrapbook of clippings relating to the career of E.A. Holmes, mainly concerning opium-smuggling cases on San Francisco Bay. These sensational accounts describe the creative tactics employed by Holmes in his arrests. The articles were collected by Holmes and chiefly taken...

The papers of Paul A. Opler, entomologist and butterfly expert, consists primarily of correspondence with some miscellaneous slides and photographs.

Research files compiled by Rachel Blau DuPlessis concerning American poet George Oppen, comprising photocopies of Oppen's letters (1930-1982), copies of Oppen's FBI file, and miscellaneous correspondence between DuPlessis and others pertaining to those Oppen materials. The results of DuPlessis's research...

Literary papers of George Oppen (1908-1984), objectivist poet and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1969. Materials range in date from 1958-1984 and include correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts for all the poems contained in Oppen's nine published books,...

Papers of Mary Oppen, writer, painter, and wife of poet George Oppen. The Mary Oppen Papers contain extensive photographic documentation of the Oppen family, along with artworks by George and Mary Oppen and a small file of papers. The artworks...

The album contains 20 views of the Acropolis and monuments in Athens, Greece taken by German photographer F. A. Oppenheim in 1853.

Correspondence, orders and other military documents, photographs, and miscellany, relating to American military operations in China at the end of World War II.

Satellite photographs of intelligence facilities in Cuba.

Consists of correspondence, writings, along with professional and personal papers reflecting his career in scientific research and his role as a pioneer in science education. Also included are materials regarding his investigation by the U.S. Congress House Committee on Un-American...

Minutes, reports, speech, and printed matter, relating primarily to the meetings of the Council of Foreign Ministers in Moscow, London, and Washington, D.C., 1947. Includes an account by F. E. Oppenheimer of the signing of the German surrender to the...

The Jess Oppenheimer Collection, 1936-1977, reflects his successful writing career in radio and television that spans five decades. The collection is entirely electronic having been scanned from original documents. It consists of radio scripts, comedy routines and spots, and production...

Schawlow family background, Depression years in Toronto; early aptitudes in radio engineering; college and university studies in math and physics, and World War II interruption; Malcolm Crawford and thesis research on atomic beam light source; post-doc at Columbia University, 1949-1951;...

The Optimist Club of La Jolla & Opti-Mrs. Club Collection consists of photographs, ephemera, archival material, documents, scrapbooks, and objects relating to the Clubs. The Clubs were philanthropic community-building organizations benefiting La Jolla. Optimist International is an international service club...

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The Oracle Feminist Bookstore subject files consist of materials collected by Marilyn Shatzen while she worked at this feminist bookstore in Hayward, California. The files are arranged alphabetically and contain materials related to lesbians, women and feminism.

Press releases, statements, letters, deposition, and clippings, relating to the Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People in Nigeria, its leader Ken Saro-Wiwa, and the murders of Ogoni leaders of which Saro-Wiwa was convicted. Photocopy.

Collection of albumen photographs, 10 images of 1897 Moki Snake Dance (stamp of G. Wharton James, Pasadena, Cal. on most); 3 images of Oraibi women and children, gathering of clans, n.d.; 1 image of group of men, including James, E....

“Oral Histories of Transgender People Who Have Given Birth” was a 2022 research project undertaken by University of California, Santa Cruz student Vann Jones, who was Principal Investigator, and advised by Dr. Marcia Ochoa, a faculty member in Feminist Studies...

The class interviewed persons who were instrumental in the formation and early years of the GTU. When the collection was given, Zikmund noted that the tapes from John Dillenberger and Robert Kimball were missing. The interviewees signed release forms. These...

Oral History transcripts of interviews of pioneer families. See also East Bay Regional Parks District Oral History Collection.

Collection of Oral Histories conducted by the previous Archivist Larry Stevens as well as students of the California State University Maritime Academy with alumni, faculty and former Presidents.

Forty oral history interviews (tapes and transcripts) conducted between 1970 and 1975, legal releases, correspondence and related materials. The collection also contains address and cast lists for ONE MAN'S FAMILY, original scripts for August 16 and 19, 1936, and program...

Beilenson discusses his family background and childhood, attending Harvard University, moving to California in 1957, joining the Beverly Hills Democratic Club and winning the Club's endorsement to run for the 59th Assembly District in 1962. He continues with the impact...

Bouche discusses his family history in Brittany, French education, the French army, and his apprenticeship in wood carving. He speaks about his experience as a immigrant and his decision to become an American citizen. He compares that experience to that...

This interview covers the duties and responsibilities of California's deputy and assistant attorneys general; law enforcement; state legislators; major problems of law enforcement in California during 1960s; Stanley Mosk, Thomas Lynch, George Miller, and other governmental officials.

Mulford discusses his career in the State Assembly from 1957-1970, including working with Jesse M. Unruh, becoming Republican caucus chair, Ronald Reagan's campaign and governorship, reactions to disruptions on university campuses (1964-1969), unsuccessful campaign against Ken Meade in 1970, legislative...

Ed Roberts tells of his decision to attend the University of California, Berkeley, and living at Cowell Hospital there, his interest in athletics, and his early contact with the California Department of Rehabilitation through its involvement in the Cowell Hospital...

Farr discusses his education, both formal and informal; his wartime work in Puerto Rico; and his private legal practice in Monterey County. He depicts the senate and senators during his service from 1955 to 1967. He discusses early environmental legislation...

General Smith's career in the Marine Corps from 1917 to his retirement in 1955.

Kline discusses the governorship of Jerry Brown, 1975-1983, particularly criminal justice issues including sentencing and prison reform, bail reform, the judiciary, and court reform; the Agricultural Labor Relations Act; water issues; California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird; and the...

Joe Russsell discusses his career as an airplane pilot before and after World War II: learning to fly in Idaho just after World War I, barnstorming in Idaho, eastern Washington and Oregon with his brother Basil "Bake" Russell, working as...

Burby discusses his family background, education, World War II military experience, his career in journalism, and service as press secretary to Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Sr., from 1961 to 1967. He comments on significant events and issues that impacted the...

Martin Huff's oral history discusses the history, organization and operations of the California Franchise Tax Board during his years as executive officer (1963-1979) including collection of personal income and business taxes, unitary system of corporate taxation, relations with supervisory board,...

Recollections of Herbert Hoover; comments on his own career as cartoonist and sculptor.

T. Anthony Quinn discusses reapportionment in California in 1961, the 1970 redistricting plan, drawing of the court plan in 1973, and reapportionment in 1980. He explains reapportionment issues from the point of view of the Republican Party and focuses on...

Mr. Lancaster recalls his 1958 election to the City Council of the recently incorporated City of Duarte, his service to the California State Assembly in 1972 until he decided to retire in 1992. Well known for his expertise in local...

This collection contains transcripts and sound recordings (on compact disc and audio cassette) of oral history interviews conducted with members of the California State University, San Bernardino campus community regarding the history of the university.

This collection contains an assemblage of oral history interview transcripts of personnel from NASA Ames Research Center and its precursor organization, the NACA Ames Aeronautical Laboratory. These were selected from larger oral history collections held at the NASA Headquarters History...

Four oral history transcripts, a biographical masters thesis, and one volume of supplementary material relating to the history of the Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley.

Conducted for the Public Works Historical Society as part of the AASHTO Interstate Highway Research Project.

Audio cassettes, with brief typed summaries, of interviews with Vartan Gregorian, E. Fay Jones, Emily Hanna Johnson, and John Paul Hanna, 1993. Gregorian discusses his childhood and Armenian roots, student days at Stanford, his teaching career, and his administrative career...

Mrs. Meyer discusses life in Cincinatti, Ohio at the turn of the century before World War I, for an economically sound family, and the disruption and hardships caused by the war.

Brown talks about his childhood in Los Angeles, mentions his education at USC and at Harvard Law School, and discusses briefly his early career in private practice in Los Angeles. He talks extensively about his theories of legal education and...

Audio recordings and transcripts of oral histories conducted by the Oral History Office. Also included are office files and correspondence relating to the activities of the office.

Record Series 385 contains the administrative files of UCLA's Oral History Program. Files regard the Oral History Association, workshops, travel, publicity, personnel, supply, income, and other operational activities. Materials include correspondence, requests, reports, orders, budget, announcements, and ledgers.

Record Series 168 contains the publications of UCLA's Oral History Program.

Record Series 779 contains oral history transcripts and audio recordings donated to UCLA's Center for Oral History Research, and interviews from the Center for Iranian Jewish Oral History (CIJOH), many of which are in Farsi.

Contains 16 typed transcripts or summaries and 25 cassette tapes of interviews with Asian American immigrant women, conducted for Asian American Studies 151, Asian American Women, at the University of California, Berkeley, and History 261A, Asian American History, at Stanford...

Early years in Centralia, Illinois; early teaching jobs, including Howard University; Bayesian approach; work on information theory; Berkeley and Berkeley's Dept. of Statistics.

Comments primarily on his work aiding the League with property acquisition.

This collection contains an Orange Coast College HABS-like printed report, digital report, and digital photographs.

This collection consists of approximately 721 black-and-white aerial photographs of Orange County, California produced on behalf of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The bulk of this collection consists of 9 x 9 inch and 23 x 23 inch...

This collection of over 100 maps documents the State of California, but especially its southern counties. Although the maps are predominantly reproductions they also include a number of originals, with some dating back to the 1820s. Early plats and diseños...

This is a typed report on the Orange County California Anthropological Project, Number 7680, January report of the Banning Site, 1937 January, including daily notes for the Banning site, dated 1937 December 21-1938 January 20; a list of artifacts found...

This collection comprises publications created for the Orange County, California Centennial Year celebration in 1988-1989, including programs, brochures, magazines, and newsletters.

This collection comprises an album of 66 studio photographs, carte de visites, and tintypes of early and prominent Californio family members. The families are predominantly from the Orange County area and include the prolific and prominent Yorbas, Peraltas, and Sepulvedas,...

This collection consists of records from the Orange County (California) Commission on the Status of Women from 1978 to 1990. Materials in this collection include booklets, reports, pamphlets, newsletters, schedules, a transcript, and related material documenting the activities of the...

This collection comprises aproximately sixty-seven Orange County, California telephone directories issued between 1950 and 1990. They include information for Orange County, Orange County regions or areas, and specific Orange county cities.

Orange County District Attorney’s Obscenity and the Law Collection was founded in 1971 through the efforts of then English Department professor Donald Sears (now deceased) and his late wife Orange County A.D.A. and later Judge Oretta Sears. The materials are...

The collection includes records documenting the Orange County Division of the League of California Cities' activities during the 1960s and 1970s, a period of explosive growth in Orange County, California. These activities included advocacy on issues of importance to the...

The collection consists of correspondence, reports, court documents, minutes, photographs, and newspaper clippings documenting three major environmental and political issues in Orange County, California, in the 1960s: agricultural preserves, beach erosion, and redistricting. Primary creators and collectors of the documents...

This collection consists of various ephemera about Orange County, California from various donors. Subjects and materials include flyers, brochures, and programs concerning Orange County political and election issues and cultural events; political campaign materials for the 1978 state and local...

This collection consists of photocopies of several internal documents from the Orange County Group, a Marxist-Leninist study group that formed within and eventually broke its ties with the August 29th Movement. Documents include "Towards the development of the correct Marxist-Leninist...

This collection consists of 154 oral history interviews conducted from 1992-1995 with residents of Orange County, California, who experienced the Holocaust. The interviews are the result of a project coordinated by Jack Pariser under the sponsorship of the Orange County...

This collection consists of 154 interviews conducted from 1992 to 1995 with residents of Orange County, California, who experienced the Holocaust. The interviews are the result of a project coordinated by Jack Pariser under the sponsorship of the Orange County...

This collection consists of records of the Orange County (California) Human Relations Commission from 1974 to 1998. Materials include reports, publications, minutes and agendas, and other material related to the activities of the commission on topics including affirmative action, fair...

This collection contains the records of the Orange County Human Relations Council. The records document events, organizations, and initiatives with which Rusty Kennedy, the Orange County Human Relations Commission, and affiliates were involved. Orange County Human Relations Council is a...

Documentation of jail facilities, with emphasis on inadequacies.

This collection contains 1 oversized scrapbook created by and documenting the history of the Orange County Japanese American Youths organization (OC JAYs). It also includes a folder of loose materials that were found inside the scrapbook.

The collection consists of newspaper clippings, publications, and ephemera about Orange County, California's gay and lesbian communities. The materials were collected by multiple individuals as part of the Orange County Historical Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Timeline Project.

This collection consists of the records of the Orange County Library Association from 1920-2014, including by-laws, minutes, correspondence, clippings, financial records, rosters and directories, bulletins and newsletters, committees and special reports, history, membership documents, and scholarship materials. A PowerPoint presentation...

This artificial collection comprises photocopied newspaper and magazine clippings from Orange County newspapers and magazines from the early 1900s through the 1990s. Clippings are organized in three groupings: biographical information about notable people; information about city news and significant regional...

This collection comprises photographs taken in Orange County, California from 1921-1980. Subjects include Native Americans, Governor Earl Warren and family and scenes of Balboa and Santa Ana.

Contains office records, correspondence, and photographs.

The OC Pride LGBT Collection is composed of magazines, flyers, pamphlets, business cards, festival guides, newspaper article and other miscellaneous items concerning the OC Pride Festival and other events and issues pertaining to the LGBT community in Orange County. The...

This collection comprises 3 bound, handwritten title abstracts, prepared by the Abstract and Title Insurance Company of Los Angeles, containing transcriptions of documents, dating back as early as 1868. The transcriptions are from original documents such as deeds, leases, tax...

This collection comprises yearbooks from various Orange County high schools and a few colleges. The earliest item is the 1904 Santa Ana High School yearbook . Yearbooks from this collection document student life in Orange County schools primarily during the...

This collection of records of the Orange County Social Services Agency (OCSSA) includes documents related to the administration of government refugee assistance programs. The materials consist of administrative papers, correspondence, data and statistics, reports, legislative documents, memoranda, notes, proclamations and...

Press releases, organizational bylaws, meeting notes, map, articles, and flyers documenting activities of the Orange County Visibility League (OCVL). The OCVL was formed in 1988 to advocate for civil rights for gays and lesbians in Orange County.

The collection consists of 22 folders of reports, data, correspondence, agreements, resolutions and maps detailing the Orange County, (Calif.) Water District's efforts at Groundwater Protection and Replenishment during the period 1952-1967.

The Collection consists of the Florence Flippen Smiley Memorial Archives, on permanent loan from the Orange Community Historical Society, as well as numerous items acquired by the Library through purchase or donation. Covering the period 1871 to the present, this...

Since its formation, the Orangevale Community Planning Advisory Council has advised the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors on issues relating to growth, zoning, traffic and environmental protection. This collection is comprised of records documenting the work of the Advisory Council...

Relates to education in the Philippines.

This collection contains correspondence from PFC Kenneth Kenyan Orbaker, USA to his friend Marion Miller before the First World War.

Diaries, writings, photographs, and memorabilia relating to relief work in Latvia at the end of World War I. Diaries and typescript also available on microfilm (3 reels).

Correspondence of a man traveling to the California Gold Rush, working as a gold miner, and his eventual return home to Coventry, New York (Chenango County). Details include the difficult conditions onboard the Brig Lalla on the way to San...

The collection includes correspondence, programs, photographs and scrapbooks relating to this honorary women's modern dance society.

The Orchestra parts for KRAKATOA, EAST OF JAVA are undated and encompass 1.3 linear feet. The collection contains orchestra parts for 42 music cues and two songs. The orchestra parts are sheets of music for each individual player extracted from...

The papers consist of the correspondence of botanist Charles Russell Orcutt. There are a few documents and manuscripts and six pieces of ephemera

This collection contains materials related to Charles Russell Orcutt’s work in Jamaica, Haiti, Mexico and the American Southwest as well as his family history.

The papers consist of correspondence, field notes, and publications of the botanist Charles Russell Orcutt. It also includes biographical material and lists related to Orcutt's natural history collections, library, research, and travels.

Papers of the Orcutt family: Financial, property lines, indentures for purchase of propety

The General Edward O. C. Ord Letters total approximately 260 letters, the first written in Oct. 5, 1854 (two days before he married) and extending through January 30, 1885. The early letters from Oct. 5, 1854 -April 2, 1855 were...

The Correspondence of James P. Orde contains 86 items, primarily of correspondence (1823-1842) between James P. Orde and George Perfect Hardy (d. 1853). Hardy was commissioned by Orde to copy portraits in various English Country houses for use in a...

Copy of an order from an official in Mexico City to the Guadalajara Audiencia, requesting more care in the selection of settlers sent to the Californias, in place of the criminals hitherto sent. Preceded by copy of a document, Aug....

Viceregal order restricting for two years the sojourn and mercantile activities of transients, whether foreigners or newly arrived Spaniards, in mining regions, to prevent collusion and defrauding the Crown of its tax, "the royal fifth."

This humorous and sarcastic mid-eighteenth century treatise attributes a heavily anti-Spaniard perspective to Mexico City's multiracial lower-class population, particularly in relation to themes such as peninsular privilege and racial discrimination. Taking the form of traditional Spanish legal codes, the text...

Includes indexes.

Microfilm.

Original documents in: the Zavala Library, Chapultepec.

Data compiled by Sáenz on the basis of ordinances existing from the 16th century and relating to measurement and distribution of land or waters in North America; with interpretative comments and diagrams.

Order from Secretary of State, New Hampshire, to select men of Concord, to hold meeting to vote for electors of President and Vice President of the United States, 27 September 1856.

Charter granted by the Order of Railroad Telegraphers of North America to Pacific Division No. 170, Oakland, California on September 11, 1891

Certificate of membership in the Order of Railway Conductors for a Mr. L.W. Kiff, dated March 20, 1887; Ledger containing Committee Reports for the General Committee of Adjustment and for the General Chairman, 1902-1905.

Certificate issued to William Ward, September 10, 1882, for membership in the Baraboo Division No. 68 of the Order of Railway Conuductors.

Two photographs and roster of the Order of Siberian Snowdogs.

Bound ledger volumes for three chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star located in Berkeley, Calif.: Alethe #366 (South Berkeley), Berkeley #178, and Thousand Oaks (Berkeley) #375. Bound volumes consist of entries on chapter letterhead entry sheets listing dates...

Panoramic group portrait of members of the Order of the Sons of Hermann posing before the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. On lawn before conservatory, flowers are arranged to spell out: Welcome Herman Sons Golden Jubilee 1879-1929.

Study of architecture at University of Pennsylvania, Rome and Paris; association with John Galen Howard, 1904-1908, in San Francisco; architects and architecture in the Bay Area; Bohemian Club; professor of architecture, University of California, Berkeley; architecture on Berkeley, San Francisco...

Printed order on official stationery of the Ordnance Office, War Department in Washington, D. C., dated [March] 29, 1864, states that a request has been sent to the Paymaster General of the Army that the stoppage of pay on the...

Relates to military and other governmental medals and decorations of the United States and other countries, mainly in the twentieth century

Collection of orders to Pacific Gas and Electric Co., Great Western Power Co., Sierra and San Francisco Power Co., and various other electric, gas, water, and mining companies. Topics of orders include: operating to capacity, power emergencies, amounts of water...

Holograph military order by from Head Quarters, Eastern Division in Troy, N. Y. pertaining to the resignation of Captain R. Anderson from his stafff appointment at the Head Quarters and the announcement of Captain E. Schriver as the new Chief...

Photostats of a copy of the "Laws of Burgos" in the Archivo General de Indias, Seville. A contemporary copy, made for the Governor of Puerto Rico, of the code drafted for the government of Española. Includes copy of Indiferente General...

This collection was put together in 1977 at the Graduate Theological Union Library by then Acting Librarian David Green. He published a letter in Episcopal diocesan newspapers stating that the Library was collecting on this important subject, and requesting any...

Holograph ordnance report, written on official stationery labeled Form No. 7--(a.) (For issues or transfers of Ordnance Stores), with quantities of military supplies, such as sabres, belts, knots, revolvers, belt holsters, halters, horse brushes, saddle blankets, etc..The report, signed by...

This collection contains the papers, dating from 1838 to 1955, of the Oreña family, who held properties in present-day Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Ventura and Los Angeles, California.

Relates to American-Costa Rican relations, and inter-American relations during World War II, especially Argentina's declaration of war and participation in the United Nations Conference on International Organization. Interview conducted by Raymond Henle. Includes typewritten transcript.

Images of campus buidlings, students, the Millrace, etc.

Includes an equipment record and financial records.

Photographs show snapshops along a road trip, including scenes of camping, fishing, a scout camp, towns, homes, pets, and several automobile wrecks. Appears to be photographs from Oregon and California, but identification uncertain.

A collection of letters and signatures of prominent Oregonians - mainly governors and U.S. senators and congressmen.

The Oregon (built 1848; steamer) logbook (SAFR 16482, HDC 202) consists of one photocopy of a logbook. The original is held by the Fine Arts Museum San Francisco. This copy is available for research purposes only.

Vouchers.

Financial records and bridge alignment notes from the construction of the Oregon Central Railroad.

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Biographies of Oregon settlers. Dictation recorded by James A. Moore for Hubert Howe Bancroft. Individually cataloged; search under title: Oregon dictations, 1885-1887.

Dictations recorded in Klamath Co. for Hubert Howe Bancroft by John T. Fulkerson. Each item catalogued separately; search under title: Oregon Dictations for Klamath County.

Extensive collection of snapshot portraits and scenes illustrating family and social life in Grants Pass and Portland (Oregon) during and shortly after WWI through the eyes of Marie Anensen, a young Norwegian immigrant.

Letters and documents assembled from various sources. Included is a facsimile of an Abraham Lincoln letter, Nov. 19, 1858.

Letters and documents collected by Thomas Wayne Norris....

One b/w 3 3/4" x 10 1/2" print of Vista House, Crown Point, Columbia River Highway, taken by Cross & Dimmitt, Portland, Oregon.

Broadside. [Wyles Map Cabinet 1/1].

Includes typescript copies of diaries, letters and narratives, with biographical and genealogical notes and photographs added. Originals of some items in private possession as noted thereon. Included are accounts of overland journeys to Oregon; organizational journal, 1845, for train captained...

Views of natural scenery, cities and towns, public and commercial buildings, roads and bridges, rivers, railroads, industry, logging, agriculture, and other views from regions throughout Oregon.

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Business forms and receipts issued by the Oregon Railroad / Railway and Navigation Company.

Receipt.

Two b/w 3 1/2" x 11 1/2" prints of Illecillewaet River and Little Yoho River, taken by Pittsbury Picture Company, San Francisco, 1906.

Bound volume (183 pages) containing payroll sheets for employees in various departments and occupations on the Oregon Short Line in Utah and Idaho.

Receipts.

Letters, waybills, instructions and receipts covering operations from Sacramento to Portland.

Consists of waybills, monthly abstracts, receipts and vouchers made by the Oregon Stage Co. Transactions include equipment for (and repair of) stagecoaches, as well as food and boarding for horses. Also included is correspondence of H.W. Corbett.

Printed way-bill of the Oregon Stage Company filled out for 6 stage coach passengers and dated November 11, 1866. Three of the passenger names are listed as "John China," two as "China", and one as "Chinaman." The second item is...

Records and proceedings in connection with project no. 170. Included are copies of proposal for the dam; studies; letters and reports supporting and protesting the project; transcripts of public hearings; applications of the Northwest Power Supply Co. and later of...

The Oregon (steam schooner) pilot house logbook (SAFR 16483, HDC 203) records time, headland, location, course, climate and distance relative to the OREGON while she carried lumber between Gray's Harbor in Washington, San Francisco and San Pedro, California, from July...

This collection includes documents such as agreements, correspondence, bills of sale, rent receipts, oaths of office, stock certificates, bids, certificates of election, dividend receipts, and deeds dating from 1844-1900 relating to or originating from the state of Oregon. It also...

Transcript in the hand of J. Henry Brown, supplementary to The Oregon Archives (Salem, 1853).

The Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. (OTI) collection contains correspondence, budgets, reports, clippings, newsletters, grant proposals, conference and event materials, papers of other trades organizations, videocassettes, and other materials relating to OTI. The bulk of the materials within this collection focus on...

Views of various sites along the route of the Oregon Trail, showing such features as wagon ruts and the remains of Fort Kearney as they appeared in the 1930's.

Views of Hotel Denny, Yaquina Bay, and Grand Ronde Valley, Oregon.

Balance sheet for 1915.

The Michel Oren collection on the Marxist Literary Group and the Schizo-Culture conference contains 21 lectures given by Fredric Jameson, Stanley Aronowitz, and Terry Eagleton at the 1977 Summer Institute of the Marxist Literary Group of the Modern Language Association...

Documents, administrative records, and photographs of the Orfalea College of Business, formerly the Department of Business Administration within the College of Social Science.

Relates to the program of the Organisation Armée secrète and to the Algerian independence movement.

Memoranda, resolutions, and reports, relating to the initial plans for the European Free Trade Association

This record group consists of 5.5 cubic feet of records from the Commission on California State Government Organization and Economy. The records span from 1974 to 1990.

Collection consists of samples of brochures representing clubs and organizations, one Santa Paula Map, and Soroptimist's Yearbooks

The collection comprises organizational charts and occasional memoranda documenting the administrative structure of the University of California, Irvine (UCI). Records illustrate reporting relationships for major organizational units, identify senior campus administrators, and communicate basic functions and areas of responsibility for...

James Collins, lecturer in business at Stanford Graduate School of Business, reports on research done with colleague Jerry Porras on organizational vision and the evolution of visionary organizations, describing a clear framework for understanding and setting organizational vision.

Work for the California Republican party, including involvement with Republican women's clubs and participation in conventions and campaigns; role as director of women's activities, Federal Civil Defense Administration, 1954-58, and with Western Training Center, Office of Civil Defense, 1960-65. With...

Papers of Leslie Eleazer Orgel (1927-2007), chemist and molecular biologist. Orgel was a senior fellow and research professor at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, where he directed the Chemical Evolution Laboratory. The collection includes correspondence, writings, talks and lectures,...

Relates to camp activities.

The collection contains 129 black and white photographs, mainly snapshots, most with captions in English, on loose pages from two or more photo albums, likely compiled by Pitt Hyde, a geologist working for the American owned and operated Oriental Consolidated...

Donald Dickey discusses his family background and education; the history and development of the Oriental Mine, Alleghany, Calif.; management of a high-grade mine; security and safety; refining of gold and waste disposal; and geological research.

Photographs (prints are only those filed with the negatives), negatives. Photographs made by Don Chaput and Bill Cumiford of the Museum's History Division staff during July 1984 and 1986 field trips to the Oriental gold mine in Sierra County, CA.,...

The Oriental Study Expedition Archive contains records and memorabilia from a year-long expedition embarked in 1929 by ten Pomona College students to immerse themselves in Chinese life, culture, and religion. The students traveled and studied throughout China, primarily in the...

Video tapes of three faculty debates: Should we have manned space flight, Is third world poverty America's fault, and Has Christianity been a good thing for Western culture; and a faculty forum on: Reading works of Western culture: a critical...

Oriflamme (steamship) freight receipt (SAFR 426, HDC 507) was signed in Portland, Oregon on April 24, 1876. The collection is available for research use without restriction.

Three manuscripts, primarily Franciscan, relating to the origins, theogony, and history of the early inhabitants of Mexico: 1. Origen de los Mexicanos. [Mexico, 16th cent.] Copy of a fragment from a report on the first tribes to inhabit Mexico, prepared...

1 drawing with multiple female figures (1965) and 4 abstract paintings (1988-1989).

Chiefly color studies, demonstrating color types, interactions, progressions, unifying strategies, symbolic use of color, etc. Includes scales, charts, palettes and other guides, as well as color theory applied to miscellaneous subjects (plants, tea pot, a painting by Paul Klee).

Report made to the U.S. Attorney General, containing a list of documents shipped to the National Archives in 1937.

Original drawings by Sergio Sánchez Santamaría produced for his exhibition La república 150 años después, held in Mexico City from July, 2017 to June, 2018. The exhibition commemorated the 150th anniversary of the 1867 constitutional referendum of Mexico. Drawings depict...

Correspondence and stock records for mining operations in White Pine County, Nevada.

Includes drawings for Ruggles of Red Gap, by Harry Leon Wilson, published in the Saturday evening post.

Consists of a collection of individual historic newspaper issues, chiefly from the Monterey area.

Early years in St. Louis and Chicago; education with Alexander Sebald and Ottorino Respighi; creating a string quartet; music in the 1930s; composing for NBC and a WPA theater project; studying conducting with Pierre Monteux; performing as violinist with San...

Interviews conducted 1970 by Malca Chall for the Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library. Photograph and photocopies of clippings inserted. Introduction by Henry J. Ongerth. Comments on long career as first chief of the Bureau in the California State Department...

Study of the club, founded by Dr. Elmer E. Brown about 1893, for those interested in education. Included is information on the defunct Scholia Club and on the California Teachers' Association (5 leaves, typescript).

Transcripts, correspondence, and one composite photograph pertaining to a symposium devoted to the origins of the UCSD School of Medicine.

Miscellaneous newspaper clippings concerning the history of Moraga and Orinda, California. Included are some columns written by St. Mary’s College history professor, Brother Dennis called “Lake of the Redwoods.”

Reports, orders, printed matter, photographs, and a poster, relating to American assistance in teacher training programs in South Korea

Gallery ephemera and administrative records; photographs, slides, transparencies and negatives of installations, exhibition openings and art works; publicity releases; newspaper and journal article clippings; and a limited amount of art, mail art, correspondence, and other materials from the Orlando Gallery....

The Guido Orlando papers span the years 1928-1983 (bulk 1948-1962) and encompass approximately 13.3 linear feet. The collection consists of clippings, correspondence, autobiographical manuscripts, photographs, and three scripts. There are also eight scrapbooks and one oversize photograph album....

Photocopy of an overland journal, from Nauvoo, Illinois to California, 1849. Provenance unknown.

Folder 1: Photographs and snapshots of O.W. Wilson -- Folder 2: Chicago photographs -- Folder 3: Photographs of friends, unidentified -- Folder 4: Photographs of Chicago police banquets and other events, family and individual portraits, wedding pictures, etc.

Collection consists of the research files and other materials related to author Susan Orlean's book Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend (2011) Simon & Schuster.

Letters written to his brother, Jim, from Mare Island Navy Yard, San Francisco Bay, Panama, and the coast of Central America deal primarily with day-to-day concerns. They also offer references to local events and activities, such as the imprisonment of...

Scripts in Russian by both Russian and European playwrights; some programs, reviews, and slides regarding Russian theatre.

Relates to the Russian imperial Zaamurskii okrug Otdel'nogo korpusa progranichnoi strazhi.

The materials consist of digital copies of origial photographs and albums created by members of the Orme family, including Charles Henry Orme (1916) and Charles Henry Orme, Jr. (1941)....

This collection contains items related to Ormsby County, Nevada, between 1864 and 1886. Most are business-related, with the majority of them related to the drawing and summoning of trial and grand juries. Other records include statements from county officials, estimates...

A biography of Ebenezer Hugill Orne

This collection was put together by the great granddaughters of Orne. Includes his biography and role in establishing the First United Methodist Church in Santa Paula, CA

The collection consists of the research field notes created and assembled by the Ornithology and Mammalogy Department of the California Academy of Sciences. The field notes are arranged in folders by last name and are housed in 55 archival boxes....

Photos of mine in San Jose de Bustos, Guanajuato, Mexico.

The Thomas J. O’Rourke collection includes business records pertaining to O’Rourke’s work at Tymshare, a corporation he co-founded, the General Electric Company (GE), and to the computer services industry as a whole. There is an emphasis on internal company communications...

Correspondence from William A. Bolinger in San Francisco, to Mr. A. Harpending outlining their equal interest in the Becksworth Pass Wagon Road franchise, April 14, 1868.

Accounting records.

Articles of agreement between William A. Bolinger and Asbury Harpending, including certified copies of the articles of incorporation, of California Assembly Bill no. 716 concerning railroad bonds, and of power of attorney to General W.S. Rosecrans; abstracts from stockbook with...

Views of dam construction at Oroville, Calif., on the Feather River. One view of the Bidwell Bar area, soon to be flooded.

One album of ten lithographs printed by Litografos Mexicanos: "10 Reproductions of His Mural Paintings," text by Justino Fernandez. Published by Eugenio Fischgrund, Mexico, 1944.

This collection contains pamphlets and publications donated by an unknown donor. Three of the six publications are cartoon books done by Bill Maudlin. There are also two military published books about the 442nd Regimental Team and the 92nd Infantry Division....

Stathis Orphanos photographic portraits of iconic gay activists, including Forman Brown, Harry Hay, Morris Kight, and Jim Kepner, undated.

Stathis Orphanos (1940- ) was a author, bookseller and photographer. He began bookselling with Sylvester and George Fisher in 1972 as Sylvester & Orphanos, and issued their first catalog in 1973. They began publishing limited editions as Sylvester & Orphanos...

This collection contains one photograph album originally created and given as a gift from Amelia M. Lopez to Jack and Margie Lopez, containing images of posed portraits of the Orquesta Medellin, a Los Angles-based Mexican American orchestra, as well as...

Autobiographical writings and miscellany, relating to socialism in the United States, conditions in Catalonia during the Spanish Civil War, and encounters with George Orwell in Spain in 1936-1937 and with Leon Trotsky in Mexico in 1940. Photocopy.

The Eric Orr papers consist primarily of photographic prints, slides, transparencies, and negatives that document the Light and Space movement artist's paintings, sculptures, and public fountains. Also present are schematic drawings and plans for Orr's public works and ephemera, clippings,...

Relates to meetings of advisers to Ronald Reagan concerning the 1980 presidential election campaign and the transition to the presidency of Ronald Reagan.

John C. Orr, born in Ventura County, is a fourth-generation lawyer and farmer. His great-grandfather, Orestes Orlando Orr, opened his law practice in downtown Ventura in 1882. In 1910 Orestes' son Harold Frank Orr joined his father's firm. In 1915...

The papers of Robert Thomas Orr, Curator of Bird and Mammals as well as Associate Director of the California Academy of Sciences. Included are field notes, publications, correspondence, manuscripts, negatives, 35mm slides, photographs, maps, and other materials.

Transcript and sound recording of Lucille Kendall's 1976 interviews with Violet Orr, including a brief interview with Violet's husband Paul Orr; an interview history; and one folder of Orr family papers and photographs, dated from 1919 to 1976. The interviews...

The life of Orr is discussed as told to her grandson, Nathan Orr, especially during her high school years in the 1930s

The collection consists of documents related to Fred Lewis Orrell’s research of military activity in the Anza-Borrego Desert area and Southern California during World War II.

Correspondence and subject files chiefly concerning education and law.

Letters from Orrin (or Orvin?) to H.A. Avery in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio report on life in San Francisco, mutual friends, and business affairs. Although the letters do not focus on mining, mention is made of a Mr. Moulton whose machine...

Written mainly from Woodside, California, describing his logging work in the redwoods of San Mateo County.

Chiefly letters from friends in California, including D.S. Ruggles, W. Hall, C.E. Hutton, Joseph Clarke and Lewis J. Low. From Downieville, San Francisco and Strawberry Valley. One addressed to Peasley at Port Orford, Ore.

¶ The Richard J. Orsi Papers contain drafts of articles and books, research material, and accompanying supplementary materials related to the professional and academic career of California and Western historian, Dr. Richard J. Orsi. The primary topic covered in this...

The Orsini are one of most important families in Italian history. At the height of their influence, in the late Middle Ages and into the Renaissance, the Orsini were crucial players in Italian politics; they were closely allied to the...

Two letters, June 10 and July 1, 1880 (with one from John Taylor, February 26, 1880), relate to Pratt's supplying Bancroft with Utah material in behalf of the Mormon church.

Agreement between Antonio María Ortega and Rafaela Ortega regarding the Rancho del Refugio, 1842 May 24; and documents regarding the sale of land called Tajiguas (San Isidro de Tajiguas?) in Santa Barbara County to Rafael Ortega.

Mainly papers relating to property of Rancho Santa Ysabel and Santa María.

Reel-to-reel recording of reporter Raul M. Ortega’s interview with Harvey Milk on KPOO-FM. Recorded October 11, 1976 at Castro Camera.

The papers of Leigh N. Ortenburger contain correspondence, personal papers, maps, manuscripts, and photographic negatives and prints, with emphasis on the Cordillera Blanca in Peru and the Teton Range in Wyoming. He was the early author and eventual co-author of...

The research papers of Myra Dickman Orth consist of manuscript notes, correspondence, drawings, publications, slides, offprints, photographs, and index cards. An American art historian and a leading specialist on French Renaissance manuscripts, Orth conducted research and published on books of...

This collection contains press clippings and other material regarding Latin America that was collected by Bobbye S. Ortiz, a feminist and social activist that served as editor of the . Materials in this collection primarily relate to Chile during the...

This collection includes many of her individually published works, course materials, pamphlets, and collaborated publications. Dr. Flora Ortiz was a Professor of Institutional Leadership Policy Studies for the UCR Graduate School of Education, from 1972 to 2004. Her research focus...

This collection consists of the papers and audio cassettes collected and created by journalist and talk show host Joe Ortiz. This collection also contains the papers related to Mr. Ortiz's successful public relations company, Joe Ortiz Associates.

The Sheila Ortiz-Taylor collection contains material relating primarily to her work as a writer and a teacher. The collection takes up four linear feet and is continually being added to by Ortiz-Taylor, as her work as a scholar and writer...

This collection contains research notes, articles, photographs, documents, and other material compiled by Patricia Ortlieb, author and great-great-granddaughter of Eliza L. Tibbets, as she conducted research for the book "Creating an Orange Utopia: Eliza Lovell Tibbets and the Birth of...

The Sylvia M. Ortman motion picture film and postcard collection, 1966-1972, (SAFR 23855, P10-004) is comprised of a Matson Lines motion picture film titled "South Seas Cruise Adventure" and a postcard of the Pacific Far East Line steamship MARIPOSA (built...

This collection documents the mining activities of Orvana Resources Corporation in California, and San Bernardino County in particular. It includes geological, topographical, and claims maps; soil analysis reports; project reports, notes, and research material; aerial photographs; and some correspondence and...

Relates to political conditions in Poland and to Polish foreign relations. Photocopy

Eight handwritten letters (30 p.) from a man living in Northern California to various family members back East and in Maine. One letter is co-signed by his brother, H.O. (Herbert O.) Lang. Most of the contents describe the mild weather...

Three holograph letters written to his cousin during his service in the 4th Illinois Cavalry Regiment, and the 3rd Colored Cavalry Regiment.

The album of 21 albumen photographs and an eight-part joined albumen panorama compiled by the British civil engineer, Osbert Chadwick, contains photographic views related to the places Chadwick practiced as a civil engineer as well as views of sites and...

(1892-1969). One letter (ALS) from English writer to Ted [?], thanking him for the book he has received and briefly discussing his own writing. Eckington, Derbyshire, 6 January n.y. Alpha list.

Legal records, including briefs, memoranda, trial transcripts, and judicial orders, of 1st Lt. (later Capt.) Ken Osborn, USAR, relating to his participation as one of the named plaintiffs in (1994-1998) and its predecessor, (1993), the first pro-active court challenge to...

The Osborn collection consists of audio and video tapes recording the messages and lessons of T. L. and Daisy Osborn and their daughter LaDonna Osborn. Also included are Manuals for the Life Discovery Bible Institute Bible Study Course. Titles include...

The Adam Osborne collection consists of material related to Osborne’s role as writer and publisher of software and technical books and manuals, primarily between 1975 and 1991. There are copies of these texts in English as well as Japanese, Italian,...

Dr. Leonard Osborne, fleet surgeon in the US Navy during the War of 1812, kept this journal from 1809 to 1815. In it, he describes medical lectures he attended, some medical treatments, and his experiences during the war, including the...

Correspondence, photographs, books, and other papers of Henry A. and Helen Annas Osborne and their five children, all of whom attended Stanford University.

These papers largely pertain to his teaching career at Stanford Law School and include correspondence, memoranda, curriculum materials, Law School publications and reports, and speeches. Other professional papers include correspondence with his publishers, 1938-61; and correspondence with legal scholars at...

Addenda to the papers belonging to American newspaper publisher and politician Henry Z. Osborne.

Papers belonging to American newspaper publisher and politician Henry Z. Osborne.

Henry Zenas Osborne (1848-1923) was the owner of the , and the , which he directed until 1897. He served as the receiver of public moneys of the Bodie land district, collector of customs of the Los Angeles district, and...

These papers consist of a letter from Leland Stanford (on U.S. Senate letterhead), 1892; a telegram from Jane L. Stanford, March 1896, thanking Osborne for his loyalty to Leland Stanford; a letter from David Starr Jordan about the Dept. of...

A collection of more than 80 billheads from a variety of turn of the last century Los Angeles businesses, ranging from Newberry's grocery store to the Los Angeles Tent and Awning Company. All the billheads are made out to Henry...

This collections contains mainly black-and-white as well as some colored photographs and an article from the Gardena Valley News. Together they document the local news, history, and activities in the city of Gardena from circa 1980-1999.

The James H. Osborne Nisei Collection contains mostly correspondence between Emiko and Usami Terada, incarcerees in the Rohwer incarceration camp, McGehee Arkansas, and the Thomas family in Lawndale, California and some photographs of the Teradas and the Thomases. The letters...

This collection includes photographs, postcards, ephemera, and memorabilia gathered by James H. Osborne, a resident, educator, and historian of Los Angeles County's South Bay. Osborne's family has lived in the South Bay since the end of the 19th century, and...

This collection contains materials related to "Some Images of Lawndale's Past, A Collection of Photographs and Memorabila of Lawndale, California prior to 1939" complied by James H. Osborne; as well as photocopies of newspaper articles and clippings from the "Daily...

This collection includes documents, letters, programs, publications, and other material related to the South Coast Botanic Gardens. Subjects include the history and operation of the South Coast Botanic Garden and its 50th-anniversary celebration.

Compiled by Katherine Gillette Osborne (1847–1943), who was both the founder and resident director of the Boston Students' Union from 1910 until her death in 1943, the Katherine Gillette Osborne Collection includes two religious manuscripts of either southeast Asian or...

The collection highlights Osborne's extensive involvement in labor organization and the attempt to reform and reveal what he saw as an undemocratic union structure. The collection consists of three series. Series 1 consists of various materials relating to labor organizations...

The Osborne-Montague family papers contains the papers of multiple generations of the Osborne and Montague families, as well as of the families they married into (primarily the Tingstads and the Caleffs). Rodney Montague moved to Los Angeles in 1853, while...

Dean Osburn's weekly update emails, materials related to the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges North American Veterinary Medical Consortium, foreign animal & zoonotic disease, as well as Osburn's research on the bluetongue...

Contains letters to Harlan and Madelyn Stelmach, including 3 letters from Barry Messer concerning resistance to the draft in 1968, and educational ventures at Sunnyvale and Santa Cruz, Calif. Also contains a postcard from "Dick"; 2 letters from "George" concerning...

The Oscar concert music scores for nominated songs and scores from the 86th Oscars are from 2014 and encompass 3.8 linear feet. The collection contains the music scores and orchestra parts generated by JoAnn Kane Music Services for the concert....

Three letters, the first written July 17, 1863 by Oscar to his mother, Polly Spaulding, still in Lyndon, Vermont, regards life in California and his decision to remain in the Napa Valley. The second written Mar. 2, 1930 by Charlotte...

The collection consists of papers, documents, letters, and photographs of his work. Much of the correspondence consists of letters Oscar Hecht wrote to his wife Edith in 1959 and 1961 while he was in Israel and she remained in Berkeley,...

Papers concerning Caterpillar Tractor Company.

(1914-1970). One letter (TLS) from American anthropologist Oscar Lewis, to Walter E. Stoddard re Book Club of California membership. San Francisco, 26 May 1936. Laid in Lewis, Sea Routes to the Goldfields. Alph list.

This collection consists of photos and related material. The materials include Marton family photographs, Marton Studio letterhead and business cards, studio photographs and negatives, course notes from the Winona Lake School of Photography, class photos from Winona Lake, a photographic...

Include recommendations from former employers, and letters from the Company refusing his applications.

Miscellaneous papers removed from a scrapbook of the Berkeley photographer, including letters from E.E. Banard and E.W. Davis; announcement of meetings of the Pacific coast Amateur Photographic Association and the California Camera Club; and clippings.

Contains letter from agent of the Grant Powder Company on an order of Judson powder and how best to use it.

The collection contains handwritten scores, music, and librettos composed by Weil; correspondence about the Oscar Weil Scholarship Fund, established in 1921; letters about Weil from Albert I. Elkus, Harold Bauer, Efrem Zimbalist, Josef Lhevinne, and others; and Weil's broken cane.

This collection comprises the papers of Lynn Moses Osen, who helped develop the Women's Studies program at the University of California, Irvine and actively spoke on behalf of women's education. The papers document Osen's teaching career at the University of...

The documents her involvement as a community activist in the San Diego area, with a particular focus on the Lemon Grove community. The collection is comprised of correspondence, employee business cards, newspaper clippings, Congregational church membership documentation, and documentation detailing...

Invoice for purchase by the Boston and Providence Railroad of four box cars from the manufacturing works of Osgood Bradley.

Photographs of the construction of the O'Shaughnessy Dam in the early 1920s, part of the Hetch Hetchy Valley water supply project.

Contains miscellaneous personal papers of Mary Spottiswood (Mrs. M. M.) O'Shaughnessy, and their five children: Margaret, Mary, Helen, Francis, and Elizabeth.

The M. M. (Michael Maurice) O'Shaughnessy papers, 1882-1937, consist of materials relating to his career as a civil engineer, working first as a consultant in private practice, and later as City Engineer of San Francisco. The collection contains primary and...

Material related to Michael Maurice O'Shaghnessy's career as a San Francisco city engineer that include a signed copy of his book Hetch Hetchy : Its Origin and History.

The M.M. (Michael Maurice) O’Shaughnessy photograph collection, 1887-1986, consists of photographic prints, film negatives, reports, albums, cartoons, lantern slides and ephemera relating to M.M. O’Shaughnessy’s professional life as a civil engineer, working first as a consultant in private practice, and...

Laboratory notebooks.

Speeches and writings, bulletins, minutes, and curricular material, relating to the government and constitution of Poland. Includes draft versions of a constitution.

Relates to the siege of Leningrad, and conditions in the Soviet Union during World War II.

The Oskar Schindler Archive is a collection that includes reproductions and photocopies ranging from the years 1940s to 2000s. The items have been collected by Dr. David Crowe as research material to support his biography on Oskar Schindler. Divided into...

This collection contains the papers of physician Sir William Osler (1849-1919), who helped found Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and served as Regius Chair of Medicine at Oxford University, chiefly consisting of correspondence.

From the original Osler portrait he had painted and exhibited in 1909, the prominent American portraitist S. Seymour Thomas also painted a replica. Elmer Belt, M.D., instrumental in the founding of the UCLA School of Medicine and its staunch supporter,...

The collection includes over one hundred music manuscripts by Julio de Osma, three publications of his songs, and a couple dozen photocopied documents dealing with his family history and professional life.

Correspondence, writings, and printed matter, relating to political conditions in Poland, Polish foreign relations, and international relations in general.

Typescript entitled, "Recollections of youth and the law", Part II, chapters 5 and 6.

Memoirs and other writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to political conditions in Poland during and after World War II.

This collection comprises over 100 posters published from the 1960s through the 1990s issued by the Organization in Solidarity with the People of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, or Organización de Solidaridad con los Pueblos de Asia, África y América...

Mainly concerning family matters.

Relates to allegations of German war crimes in combating Belgian resistance fighters during World War I.

Collection consists of scripts and files related to the career of Warner Brothers' Librarian, John R. O'Steen. Includes viewed picture files, treatments synopsis, and miscellaneous photocopied motion picture credits and publications....

Writings, correspondence, photographs, and field recordings created by folklorist and record producer Harry Oster.

This collection contains Dr. Donald E. Osterbrock's activities as astronomer and science writer, director of the Lick Observatory, and Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and Astrophysics at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

This collection contains 39 black and white photographs of portraits, still-life, architecture, and abstracts, many of which portray religious symbols or imagery. Of these photographs, 33 are matted on boards. The collection was donated by Visual Aid, a group that...

Lt. Commander Simeon L. Ostermeier, USNR, collected and compiled a collection of 29 original newspapers, 1806-1852, dealing with the career of Commodore Thomas ap Catesby Jones. In addition, as an original charter member of the Commodore T. ap Catesby Society...

Reports and memoranda, relating to German agricultural policy in occupied Belarus during World War II.

This collection consists of the papers of American social worker Anne Ostomel (1908-2003). These papers include files with reports, bibliographies, directories, speeches, correspondences, conference proceedings, training manuals, and handbooks related to Ostomel's work in New York and California.

Maurice Ostomel was the assistant director of the Welfare Planning Council of Metropolitan Los Angeles from 1945 to 1957. While there, he helped form a community committee on the aging and wrote a number of reports on public assistance in...

Manning Ostroff was a writer, producer, and director in radio and television. The collection consists primarily of radio and television scripts related to his career as well as correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia.

Newspaper articles relating to the Russian Civil War in Siberia. Articles published in Siberian newspapers. Typed transcript.

This collection contains files of the public relations office of the University of Southern California Ostrow School of Dentistry. The files primarily consist of printed materials related to the history, activities, and work of the dental school and its faculty,...

This collection documents the professional and artistic career of scholar, educator, arts administrator, community activist, dancer, and choreographer Halifu Osumare and her contributions to African American dance. Osumare divided her collection into 10 categories: career overview files; materials related to...

This collection consists of realia and ephemera related to Rafael Osuna, the Mexican tennis player and Olympian.

This collection contains glass plate negatives, photographs, and lantern slides of the Mexican Revolution done by commercial photographer Sabino Osuna. Includes images of Francisco Madero, Victoriano Huerta, Alvaro Obregón, Emiliano Zapata, and Pancho Villa, as well as street warfare during...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, clippings, printed matter, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to Czechoslovak politics and diplomacy, and European diplomatic relations between the two world wars.

The collection includes a wide variety of tourist ephemera relating to Elinor Oswald's professional career as a tour guide. The bulk of the collection consists of brochures, maps, artist files, travel books, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, itineraries, business records, photographs,...

Writings, correspondence, reports, studies, curricular material, and printed matter, relating to education in the United States, and especially to social studies and international education....

160 original photographs, some panorama shots, and chromolithographs, as well as route maps, postcards, and menus of a voyage on the S.S. Grosser Kurfürst of the Norddeutscher Lloyd Line, from Bremerhafen (Germany) to Scotland (Edinburgh), Iceland (Reykjavik and Tröllafos), Spitzbergen,...

This collection consists of records pertaining to a flood relief expedition led by US Navy Lt. Willis W. Bradley Jr. after the 1916 Lower Otay Dam failure.

The Otay Ranch Records document the history of San Diego county through the administrative, economic, financial, employment and agricultural records that describe the operations of this large south county ranch. The documents include correspondence from Stephen Birch, Sr., the original...

An account of Daniel Bidwell, half brother of John Bidwell, who settled on Rancho Chico, Butte Co., in 1854, and his family and descendents, with genealogical information on the Bidwell and Reed families.

The Other Minds collection includes over thirty years of music programming produced by the San Francisco based new music organization Other Minds. Concerts, panel discussions, presentations, etc. have been documented since 1993 in audio and visual formats.

This collection contains the organizational records of Other Minds, a San Francisco-based contemporary music non-profit organization. The records primarily include business records and correspondence related to the annual Other Minds New Music Festival, other events, artists, publications, fundraising and development,...

Typescript of "Hobart Mills: A High Country Logging Town in the Sierras" by Bill Otis.

Paintings: coastal views, California hillside views, some Berkeley scenes. Photograph: unidentified residence, by photographer "Doowder". Also includes a letter written to Otis Carrington by Ambrose Bierce, dated January 5, 1896, and a snapshot photograph of two men -- perhaps Carrington...

Relates to conditions in Florence during World War II.

Ledger books containing details of real estate, loans, and oil property transactions in the Los Angeles, Calif. area. Includes an account book for cattle breeding listing details on siring, milk production, birth information, lineage, and cattle sales. Small B&W photographs...

A 19 cent payroll check dated January 31, 1919 issued to H. A. Otis by the Western Pacific Railroad / United States Railroad Administration.

Mounted photos of the Mexican military, circa early 20th century.

The Harrison Gray Otis Album of California Scenes contains 23 photographic prints taken circa 1890-1910 by the photographer "Rafert."

Business papers and memorabilia

Letters from Otis L. Bridges to Mrs. E.E.P. Belton, concerning Bridges's daughter Alice.

Relates to the policies of the Soviet government under Nikita Khrushchev. Editorial published in the Chinese newspaper . Polish translation from Chinese.

This collection contains a copy of the Lord's Prayer handwritten in Otomi language, a typed manuscript entitled "Otomi: spoken in the Californies (sic)," and a typed manuscript entitled, "Otomi: spoken in the state of Mexico and in different parts of...

Contains manuscripts, books, conference materials, articles and some photographs documenting OToole's work on disability rights.

Relates to the communist movement in Mongolia during the Russian Revolution.

Relates to forced labor camps under the communist regime in Bulgaria. Includes interviews with survivors of the camps. In Bulgarian with captions in English.

A collection of eight veterinary medical texts in twelve volumes, providing instructions for the care and treatment of Japanese military horses.

Richard Ott was a staff sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. He was stationed at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in Santa Ana, California. He served in the Vietnam War.

Four diaries by Ottile Sutro, an American concert pianist living with her sister Rose (also a pianist) in Berlin during the beginning of World War I. Entries describe day to day experiences of the effects of the war on Berlin,...

Bee Ottinger photograph contact sheets of an unidentified Los Angeles parade/march, undated.

The collection is organized into four series: Personal papers, including correspondence focusing on Ottley's literary and political interests; Articles and speeches, comprised of approximately thirty typescripts; Publications, documenting all phases of the production of John A. Sutter, Jr.: statement regarding...

Alan Ottley was born in Vancouver, B.C. in 1909 but has been a resident of California since he was 13. He graduated from Santa Barbara High School and Santa Barbara State College and completed library school in Riverside. He worked...

The Allan R. Ottley photograph and postcard collection, 1900-1992 (bulk 1902-1950s), (SAFR 21641, P97-007) is comprised of photographic material Allan used for research and reference, and postcards that were sent to or collected by Allan Ottley and his wife, Nancy....

V. 1: Notes for Latin grammar course given by Professor H. Osthoff (123 pages); v. 2: Notes on Old English from Prof. J. Zupitza's textbook (32 pages); v. 3: Notes on Old English grammar from Prof. Zupitza's course.

"Original Leaves from Famous Bibles, Nine Centuries 1121-1935 A.D." Broadside. Includes list of leaves contained in two separate series, issued in 1936 and 1938, by Otto F. Ege, Cleveland School of Art, lecturer on the historyu of the book, School...

Includes complaint of Charles Lauff of Bolinas for non-payment for a horse, 1855; and bills and receipts relating to the settlement of his estate.

Letters sent to Smith, Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley, from various opponents concerning his views on the Vietnam War and President Nixon, among other topics. Also includes a notebook/journal concerning harassment...

The Otto Kraus papers are comprised of two translated and transcribed letters and a translated account, describing the experiences of two Czech Jewish families -- Kraus and Munk -- during the period of 1941-1944, when members of both families were...

Includes papers regarding Mormon doctrine (originals and typed transcripts), clippings and other printed materials, including publications of Church of Christ (Temple Lot), and a small amount of correspondence. Letters from Ben T. Short [1939]; from J.W. Musser with copies of...

Includes correspondence, notes, and manuscripts of German émigré physicist Otto Stern whose work encompassed both theoretical and experimental physics in Germany and the United States. Photos and awards are included. Correspondents include Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, and other prominent physicists.

Typed transcripts of selected entries from Peterson's diary (1906-1919), reports and photographs of the Suribong Dam project, 1918-1920, and of the Peterson's family in Korea, 1918-1919. Also contains photocopies of United States census records (1900), signed by Peterson from Contra...

The Otto Wittmann papers relating to the Art Looting Investigation Unit (ALIU) of the United States Office of Strategic Services (OSS) consists of reports prepared by the OSS and by other allied agencies, as well as the work that Wittmann...

Letters, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to Hungary during World War II and to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

Mark E. Ouderkirk was an artist and museum professional. This collection includes 24 photograph albums containing photographs dated from the early 1900s to 1940s. Ouderkirk collected vintage photographs that he believed depicted queer people, with a particular focus on gay...

Class materials, research notes, articles, and correspondence.

Serge Oukrainsky (1886-1972) was a Russian-born dancer, teacher and choreographer. He began his stage career as a mime in the French Musical Festival at the Theatre de Chatelet in 1911. In 1913, he moved to the United States with partner...

The Oullahan Papers consist primarily of the correspondence, speeches and writings of Alexander C. Oullahan (1890-1930). Among his correspondents were: Grover Cleveland; James P. Phelan; William Gibbs McAdoo; Luther Burbank; and, Franklin D. Roosevelt. There are also letters between Oullahan...

Contains unpublished manuscript on the government of the 13 American British Colonies and the start of the United States.

"Our Colored Citizens: How They Have Been Officially Recognized Both in War and Peace by the Republican Party" is an 8 page pamphlet describing how the Republican Party had been working to enfranchise African-Americans in American government and politics and...

This film, featuring Stanford family images and artifacts and narration from family letters, accompanied the exhibition "Splendid Grief: Darren Waterston and the Afterlife of Leland Stanford, Jr." at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University, 2009.

Relates to the international geopolitical situation, the nature of communism, and Soviet-American relations. Narrated by Robert Morris. Produced by the New Hampshire Association for Freedom through Strength.

Originals and photocopies of letters, reports, and related documents.

Photo album depicting life in a Russian Orthodox convent, located in San Francisco.

started on radio in 1948 and was successfully transferred to television beginning in 1952 (it ran on both media, with largely the same cast, for several months in 1952). The series ended in 1956. The program revolved around Connie...

Alfred James McClatchie (1861-1906) was an American agriculturalist and horticulturalist and taught biology at Throop Polytechnic Institute in Pasadena in the 1890s. This is a handwritten manuscript titled "Our Native Flora" by Alfred James McClatchie.

Confederate broadside verse. In hand as of 6/16/11. Oversize boxed.

Materials relating to the production of Our Paper, a community paper for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Silicon Valley. Includes photographs, layout boards, advertiser art, cartoons, newspaper clippings, periodicals, political campaign records and business records.

Views of Fairbanks and other Alaska scenes. Many show Eskimos and their sled dogs (including sled dog mail teams). Scenes of mining and boom towns are also present, including Dawson, Yukon Territory.

Snapshot photograph album documenting a cross-country road trip taken in the summer of 1956 by a California family who flew from Los Angeles to Detroit, then travelled by car to New England before driving westward. Well-documented highlights include the Henry...

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A scrapbook containing materials relating to Asbjorn P. Ousdal's historical drama, , first performed at the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara, California in 1937. The scrapbook includes an official program for the 1937 production issued by the Norroena Society of...

The collection contains correspondence, scrapbooks, magazines, pamphlets, and manuscripts of writings, ca. 1930s-1950s, of Asbjorn Ousdal, a Santa Barbara resident and medical doctor (osteopathy) who also had interests in creative writing and fossils.

Maria Ouspenskaya (1876-1949) performed on Broadway and ran a New York acting school before going to Hollywood, California (1936). The collection consists of scripts, reviews, publicity material, and photographs related to Maria Ouspenskaya and her acting career, the Moscow Art...

This collection contains material relating to the GLBT history on the UCSC campus including files from GLBT Campus Concerns Committee, gay and lesbian student groups, UC domestic partner rights records, syllabi and readers for GLBT issues, interviews, class writings, media,...

This DVD documentary chronicles the history of the Stanford lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and its accomplishments over the past thirty years; it features interviews with faculty, staff, students, and prominent alumni.

All of the items in the collection were written by Irving Outcalt....

This collection contains color prints of Miller Outcault's experiments in photography and macrophotography.

This collection contains the official records of the Outcasts, a social and educational organization for women interested in S/M with other women that was founded in San Francisco in 1984. These records document the history of the organization and its...

The papers document John Outcault's architectural designs in the Coachella Valley in California through technical drawings, renderings and sketches. Some files also contain related papers and a few photographs, but original and reproduction drawings form the bulk of the collection....

Various outdoor group activities, including picnics, swimming, outings; wilderness scenes (apparently Sierra Nevada), including one of Devil's Postpile.

This collection consists of surveys of outdoor sculptures in Santa Clara County. Each survey includes the name of artist, year the sculpture was created, dimensions and materials of the sculpture, where the sculpture is located, and any preservation or conservation...

From Schoyer's Books ;

The Paul Outerbridge papers document the American photographer's artistic and professional life from his earliest art studies in 1915 through his varied career as an innovator in advertising photography, a pioneer in color photography, and a freelance writer. The archive...

This collection is comprised of Outfest's library of preview videocassettes and DVDs with titles ranging in dates from 1939 to 2007. The collection includes submitted films, accepted films, exhibition copies of films, excerpts of films, television programs, public service announcements,...

The collection documents the board, staff, and committee activities; event planning and operations; outreach, marketing, and merchandising; fundraising; volunteer operations; financial management; collaborations; and general administration for Outfest, the Los Angeles lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender film festival, 1986-2011. Over...

Ventura County historian Charles F. Outland was born in Santa Paula on August 30, 1910. Due to his keen interest in local history, Outland began collecting books and historical materials and later became actively involved in the Ventura County Historical...

Scrapbook of clippings created by George E. Outland documenting the 1931 USC-Notre Dame football game. Clippings come from newspapers from all over the United States. Also included is a section on the 1931 Stanford-Dartmouth football game. Outland was born in...

Prepared by WPA personnel from records in the California Adjutant General's office and the state library. Includes list of guard organizations, and information on activities during World War I, Mexican border service, 1916, San Francisco earthquake and fire, Civil War,...

Out/Look: National Lesbian & Gay Quarterly was a groundbreaking queer magazine published between 1987 and 1992; the magazine’s staff also organized the annual OutWrite Conferences, held between 1990 and 1992. The collection contains organizational records, correspondence, board materials and meeting...

Material related to the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), now called OutRight Action International. Includes project and organizational records, ephemera and artifacts (including a T-shirt), publications, audiovisual material and computer media. Material is dated approximately 1990-2010.

Outroads Travel was a student-owned and operated travel agency on the University of California, Irvine campus from 1984 to 2004. This collection contains news clippings, flyers, photographs, brochures, and newsletters promoting the agency to faculty, staff, and students.

Illustrated posters promoting the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival held annually in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Calif.

The Lucille OuYang production notebooks span the years 1989-2005 and encompass 3.3 linear feet. The notebooks contained scripts and production material, such as breakdowns, memos, and shooting schedules, for more than a dozen films on which OuYang worked. For access,...

The images in this collection were taken in Central and Western Europe during World War II. They follow the U.S. Army’s invasion of the countryside in Belgium, France, and Germany, as well as military life in American-occupied London and Paris.

The Vahan Ouzoonian U. S. Army Signal Corps photographs collection is comprised of 248 photographic prints dating from the final year of World War II. The prints depict the progress of the U.S. Army through Central and Western Europe in...

Relates to King Ferdinand I of Bulgaria and to the Bulgarian general Nikola Ivanov.

Relates to the Russian Civil War in Siberia, 1918-1920. Includes translation.

She speaks of her background, family and early education in Mississippi and Louisiana, before the family's move to California. She relates her experiences as an undergraduate at the University of California, the founding of Alpha Kappa Alpha, in 1921, the...

The resource comprises eight unedited videorecordings (with corresponding transcripts) of oral history interviews conducted with prominent Los Angeles architects from 2011 to 2012 as part of the Getty Research Institute's exhibition Overdrive: L.A. Constructs the Future, 1940-1990. The exhibition examined...

17 items, including correspondence, checks, letterheads, logos, receipts and vouchers relating to Wells Fargo, Overland Stage Line, Pony Express, Judge Carter, Ben Holladay, and Nat Stein. .05 linear feet (1 folder).

Bill of lading.

Original transcript in: California State Library.

This collection contains materials related to the development of overland mail service in the United States West (bulk 1850-1887) and is composed of two parts: the papers of Hiram S. Rumfield (75 pieces), assistant treasurer of the Overland Mail Company...

Illustrated journal describing overland journey from Iowa to California. Some sketches of California scenes at end of sketchbook.

Biographical sketch of Bela M. Hughes; letter, Feb. 9, 1902, from Frank A. Root to Nathan Stein, concerning publication of Overland stage to California (1891); letter, Dec. 28, 1902, from Nathan Stein to Dudley Evans, concerning the Pony Express and...

Record of journey from Kentucky to California with added note. Explanatory letter from her daughter, Mrs. Nannie S. Wills, bound in. Other copies available: typed transcript and carbon copy.

This collection contains one typed copy and one carbon copy of a typed manuscript by Robert Eliot entitled, "Overland to California: An Interesting History of the Trip of General Hammond and Robert Eliot Across the Continent in 1849." The manuscript...

Negatives and contact sheets depicting scenes from the Vietnam War and American servicemen in Vietnam. Digital copies of select records available at

Photographs, contact sheets, negatives, flyers, essay manuscripts, postcards, an organizational prospectus, and clippings, 1969-1979, from journalist and gay activist Marcus Overseth. Overseth was the editor of the , 1969-1970.

This collection consists of oversized film stills from movies produced by Universal Pictures, MGM, Warner Brothers, Paramount, and Twentieth Century Fox.

This collection consists of oversized stills of personalities such as television hosts, actors, and actresses.

The records in this series contain materials related to Oversized Materials. Please see the finding aids for specific schools and departments for additional details.

The Alice Overton papers consists of reports, publications, clippings, correspondence, printed ephemera, 1930-1987, that documents Alice Overton's career as a social worker and as a social activist. The holdings are especially strong for the 1950s and the 1960s.

Includes records from the Overweight Counterbalance Elevator Company.

Artifacts and documentation of Dr. O. W. Hampton in the central highlands of West Papua (formerly Irian Jaya) over an 18-year period (1982-1999). The majority of the materials come from the Dani people living in the Baliem Valley of the...

This collection contains 54 documents kept by Sidney A. Shepperd, secretary of the Owego Mining Company and railroad ticket agent for the Denver & Rio Grande/Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad. The material is chiefly related to the Owego Mining...

Various stories, some with photographs for illustrations, concerning early California, the West, particularly Idaho, and preparations for departure for the Klondike gold regions.

This collection contains photographs, correspondence, contracts, court documents, newspaper clippings, blueprints, and other material pertaining to Albert K. Owen, an American civil engineer hired to construct a railway from Kansas City, Kansas to Topolobampo, Sinaloa. Includes material pertaining to the...

This collection consists of documents and letters (mainly contemporary copies, some of which are in Spanish) related to Utopian reformer Albert K. Owen (1848-1916), the rise and fall of the Topolobampo utopian colony in Sinaloa, Mexico (1886-ca. 1903), and railroad...

Promoting the Pacific City Colonization Company, a proposed colonization scheme with construction of a railroad in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, Mexico. Portion of a draft of a prospectus also included. With these: letter, Nov. 27, 1881, to the Senator from W. A....

This collection consists of papers related to Albert Kimsey Owen, the rise and fall of the Topolobampo utopian colony in Sinaloa, Mexico (1886-ca. 1903), railroad development, and Owen's survival of the wreck of the Vera Cruz in 1880. The collection...

Collection consists of two scrapbooks (one photocopied), stills, and ephemera related to the career of Lon Chaney and created by A.Y. Owen.

Clippings, correspondence, pamphlets, manuscripts, plats, building plans, notes and directory information.

Writings, correspondence, clippings, notes, printed matter, and videotapes, relating to the German national socialist leader Otto Strasser, his break with Adolf Hitler in 1930, his oppositional political activities in Germany until 1933, his attempts to form a German anti-Nazi movement...

Papers of Maureen Owen, poet, editor, publisher and coordinator/director of the St. Mark's Poetry Project (1976-1980). The papers contain correspondence with colleagues, including Rebecca Brown, Bernadette Mayer, Susan Howe, and Ron Padgett; poetry manuscripts and drafts; production materials for published...

Primarily research material on Adonijah Rambo, an early settler in Red Bluff, and on Isaac Rambo of Petaluma.

This collection includes card files, subject bibliographies, schematic charts, maps, articles, manuscript chapters, clippings, audio tapes, and other material documenting anthropologist Roger C. Owens work with a range of native American groups of the Southwestern US and the Baja peninsula....

These sketches (some originals and others printed) are primarily of California scenes, including Boulder Dam, Yosemite, the Ventura Mission, Los Angeles High School on Ft. Moore Hill, Giant Redwoods, and Exposition Park. ca. 1925-ca. 1953, undated.

Legal briefs and decisions, transcripts of testimony, notes, and photographs relating to the trial of Japanese military personnel for atrocities in the Philippines during World War II.

Includes two letters from Hollister, California, 1869, written as agent for a stage line.

This small collection of memorabilia is comprised of high school and college photographs of Owen, several photographs of him in military uniform as well as of the destroyer named for him, citations from the Secretary of the Navy for the...

Manuscripts of author and professor Louis Owens' works, correspondence with publishers and students, course syllabi, reviews and articles on his works, manuscripts, dissertations, publications by other authors, and videocassettes.

Photographs of people and places in town of Yolo (in Yolo County).

Rochelle Owens (1936- ) is an American playwright and poet. The collection contains books, clippings, correspondence, promotional material, and programs relating to some of her works.

Collection consists of Materials Relating to the Credentials Committee of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, at which Trudy Owens was a member. Includes briefs of certifications, contests, challenges, press releases, and ephemera....

Collection consists of newspaper clippings, government publications, reports, a map, and other documents related to the Los Angeles Aqueduct and conflict with Owens Valley residents. Papers represent the voices of Los Angeles County government officials, disgruntled Owens Valley residents, engineers,...

Album containing 28 gelatin silver photographs of Owens Valley and surrounding area, dated between July 1905 and February 1906.

The Owens Valley Radio Observatory (OVRO) began operations in 1958 with the commissioning of two 90-foot radio telescopes built by Caltech. It was originally built to study radio galaxies, but is now used to look at the sun's magnetic field....

This collection represents California's 28th Senatorial District Senator, Joe Riley's personal file (1925-1938) regarding the "Inyo County Matter," also referred to as the "Owens Valley Water Wars." Included are letters, telegrams, memos, proposals, property appraisal data, contracts, options, offers, counter-offers,...

Phonotape sound recordings of interviews of German women from a variety of societal backgrounds, relating to their experiences and recollections of life in Germany during the Nazi period. Used as research material for the book by Alison Owings, Frauen: German...

Collection contains correspondence, speeches, articles, and files related to Margaret Owings' work in environmental conservation and wildlife preservation. She was particularly concerned with mountain lions, sea otters, sea lions, California redwoods, and parks and wildlife in Africa. Owings was...

Minute book, l v. (Mar.16-Dec.27, 1880), kept by Frank C. Radcliffe and W.M. Bowers, secretaries. Also included: copy of rules, lists of members and honorary members. A few clippings re club functions pasted in. With this, papers re resignation of...

James Wilder discusses building an earth-moving business after World War II, specializing in mining and mercury mining in San Mateo and Alameda Counties, Calif.; buying the Manhattan Mine in Napa Co., Calif.; negotiations with Homestake Mining Company when gold was...

Entries, Jan. 13-Mar. 15, 1895, by Frank M. Hunt; entries, Jan. 28, 1897-Feb. 17, 1899, by Simon Harris. A few accounts also.

Concerns assays, meat, mutton, hearts and tongue, stocks, correspondence, plans, land tenure and stationery. Items in this collection are cataloged individually and can be searched under title: Owyhee County Mining Miscellany.

Concerns voyages to the Pacific coast, land tenure, commerce, hotels, estate management, sheep, accounts, and dams.

Includes 12 volumes of account books, ledgers, and other financial documents of the Owyhee Meat Company, located in Silver City, Idaho.

Letters from the Nevada Transportation Company, Winnemucca, Nevada, 1871-1872, to W.D. Walbridge, Superintendent, or J.L. Gardiner, Secretary, pertaining to freight carriage between Silver City and Winnemucca. Also, receipts, invoices, bank statements, and checks, 1869-1872; and letters between E.M. Farnham and...

A collection of six prints of the , published by the Oxford University Press between 1836-1894 and 1965. Each print features a calendar, an image, and lists of university offices, heads of colleges, and professors. The almanacs in this collection...

The was a newspaper located in Oxnard, California from roughly 1899-1994. The paper ceased publication in June 1994 due to stiff competition from the . This collection consists of the paper's morgue and negatives. A newspaper morgue is a reference...

Oxnard Public Library's photograph collection includes images of historical interest to the City of Oxnard and surrounding areas. Images, dating from the late 1800's to 2001, document business, agriculture, residential, special events, people and places of interest in Oxnard and...

Collection consists of syllabi, exam schedules, reading lists, bibliographies, class handouts, and Oxtoby's notes and papers from classes he took at Stanford in history, humanities, philosophy, and political science, 1952-1955.

Includes correspondence, minutes, memoir, writings, photographs, printed matter, and other papers that originated with Kaleriia Ozerova and Zinoviĭ Papernyĭ. Documents cover topics related to their education, their literary and cultural careers, and the cultural life of the USSR during the...

Relates to the Bermondt-Avalov campaign in Riga in 1919 during the Russian Civil War. Photocopy.