Examiner (San Francisco) Photograph Archive Negative Files, circa 1930-2000
General Files, 1971-09 to 1972-08; bulk 1971-10
- Containers:
- Box 1571
- Identifier:
- BANC PIC 2006.029--NEG, Codes: 141785 - 141812
- Dates:
- 1971-09 to 1972-08; bulk 1971-10
- Scope and content:
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Selected highlights include: anti-busing demonstrations [141785, 4 sleeves]; anti-People's Republic of China parade in Chinatown [141786, 1 sleeve]; producer Rudi Golyn and director Lee Sankowich [141786, 1 sleeve]; artist Satish Mehta [141786, 1 sleeve]; Black Student Union at Lincoln High School [141786, 1 sleeve]; demonstrators protesting the Vietnam elections at 871 Market Street [141789, 1 sleeve]; Mayor Joseph L. Alioto and Princess Alexandra at the opening night of the San Francisco Film Festival [141789, 1 sleeve]; director Jan Kadar [141801, 1 sleeve]; television tower being constructed on Mount Sutro [141803, 2 sleeves]; hotpants contest at Edinburgh Castle (fashion) [141803, 1 sleeve]; construction of a cargo building at Pier 96 [141804, 1 sleeve]; Il Pirata Italian food restaurant at 2007 Sixteenth Street [141805, 1 sleeve]; UC Berkeley [141805, 1 sleeve]; producer and director Harold Prince [141805, 1 sleeve]; ballet choreographer Noebert Vesak [141805, 1 sleeve]; director Frank Capra [141805, 1 sleeve]; automobile racers Mario Andretti and Al Unser at a youth safety conference [141805, 1 sleeve]; director Reuben Mamoulian [141806, 1 sleeve]; horse racing bookie being raided by FBI [141806, 2 sleeves]; Double Ten Parade in Chinatown [ 141807, 1 sleeve]; director Sergei Bondarchuk [141807, 1 sleeve]; Reverend Cecil Williams, Yvonne Westbrook and Pastor Victor Medearis at the funeral memorial service for Clarence Ellis who was shot by a police officer [141808, 1 sleeve]; US Senator Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon [141808, 1 sleeve]; director Arthur Penn [141808, 1 sleeve]; Don Adamski and the mobile slave system robot [141809, 1 sleeve]; William H. Abildgaard and a bookbinding machine [141809, 1 sleeve]; demonstrators picketing at a McDonald's restaurant on Ocean Avenue [141809, 1 sleeve]; bombing of the Iranian Embassy and student demonstrations [141809, 3 sleeves]; General Secretary Sean Kenny of the Irish Republic [141809, 1 sleeve]; people living on houseboats in Sausalito [141809, 1 sleeve]; San Francisco Municipal Railway (transportation) [141810, 3 sleeves]; Director Vincent Minnelli [141810, 1 sleeve]; women working in gas stations [141811, 1 sleeve]; Vernon Eulion Jordan of the Urban League [141811, 1 sleeve]; Sun Yet Sen statue in St. Mary's Square, Chinatown [141811, 1 sleeve]; actor Richard Crenna [141812, 1 sleeve]; George S. McGovern presidential campaign with Judy Collins, Merrie Clayton, Goldie Hawn, Jack Nicholson and Mamma Cass Elliot at a benefit concert [141812, 12 sleeves]; US Senator George McGovern, [141812, 1 sleeve]; Willie L. Brown [141812, 2 sleeves].
Contents
Access and use
- Parent restrictions:
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AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. SOME PORTIONS RESTRICTED.
Boxes 1-218: Restricted due to handling and transportation hazards. UNAVAILABLE FOR USE. For Boxes 1-30 and Boxes 70-96 a sleeve-level listing is available in the library.
Boxes 219-3198: Available by appointment only. Advance notice required for use.
- Parent terms of access:
- Copyright to photographs taken by staff photographers of the San Francisco Examiner in this collection has been assigned to the University of California Regents. Only the photographs created by these staff photographers in this collection are made available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license (CC BY 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). The following attribution is required for all uses of these photographs: "Fang family San Francisco examiner photograph archive © The Regents of the University of California, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. This work is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license."
- Location of this collection:
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University of California, Berkeley, The Bancroft LibraryBerkeley, CA 94720-6000, US
- Contact:
- 510-642-6481