Leslie Crow Papers
Leslie Crow Papers
Collection number: MSS 316
Holt-Atherton Department of Special CollectionsUniversity of the Pacific Library
Stockton, California
- Processed by:
- Processed by Leigh Johnsen
- Date Completed:
- 2008
- Encoded by:
- Leigh Johnsen
Biography / Administrative History
Scope and Content of Collection
Series I: Biographical Files, 1978-2006
Scope and Content Note
Box 1
1.1 Awards and Diplomas (1 of 4)
1.2 Awards and Diplomas (2 of 4)
1.3 Awards and Diplomas (3 of 4)
1.4 Awards and Diplomas (4 of 4)
1.5 Memorial Service
1.6 Portfolio (1 of 4)
1.7 Portfolio (2 of 4)
1.8 Portfolio (3 of 4)
1.9 Portfolio (4 of 4)
1.10 Resumes
1.11 Women of the Year Nomination
1.12 Writings and Presentations
Series II: Voluntary Service Records, 1883-2004
Scope and Content Note
Box 1 (cont.)
Subseries: Sacramento, 1999
Scope and Content Note
1.13 Gold Fever!
1.14 Gold Fever!-Photographs
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) “Gold Fever!” 1999
Subseries: San Joaquin County Historical Society, 1883-1999
Scope and Content Note
1.15 Annual Report, 1991
1.16 Annual Reports, 1985-1989
1.17 Annual Reports, 1990-1998
1.18 Barbeque, 1989
1.19 Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, 1990-1994 (1 of 3)
1.20 Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, 1990-1994 (2 of 3)
1.21 Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, 1990-1994 (3 of 3)
1.22 Board of Trustees Handbook, undated
1.23 Bylaws, 1988-1989
1.24 Construction and Groundbreaking
1.25 Correspondence, 1986-1992
Box 2
Subseries: San Joaquin County Historical Society, 1883-1999 (cont.)
2.1 Docent Council, 1987-1991
2.2 Docent Council Public Relations, 1990-1991
2.3 Golden Acorn Award, 1990-1991
2.4 Land of Bright Promise monograph, 1990
2.5 Membership Rosters, 1990 and undated
2.6 News and Notes, 1985-1987
2.7 News and Notes, 1988
2.8 News and Notes, 1989-1990
2.9 News and Notes, 1991-1992
2.10 News and Notes, 1993-1994
2.11 Presentations, 1987-1991
2.12 Publications Committee, 1986-1994 (1 of 2)
2.13 Publications Committee, 1986-1994 (2 of 2)
2.14 Publicity, 1986-1993
2.15 San Joaquin Historian , 1981-1989
2.16 San Joaquin Historian , 1990-1993
2.17 San Joaquin Historian , 1994-1997
2.18 San Joaquin Historian , 1998-1999
2.19 Special Events-Museum, 1988-1991 (1 of 2)
2.20 Special Events-Museum, 1988-1991 (2 of 2)
2.21 Special Events-Museum, Undated
2.22 Sponsor Programs, 1990-1992
2.23 Tours, 1992
2.24 Valley Days, 1988-1990
2.25 Various Publications, 1986-1993
2.26 Victorian Christmas, 1988-1989
2.27 Victorian Christmas, 1989-Public Relations
Box 3
Subseries: San Joaquin County Historical Society, 1883-1999 (cont.)
3.1 Victorian Christmas, 1990
3.2 Victorian Cookery and Christmas Traditions, 1990
3.3 Weber Homesite Opening, 1991 (1 of 2)
3.4 Weber Homesite Opening, 1991 (2 of 2)
3.5 Unsorted Notes and Documents, 1883-1994
Subseries: City of Stockton and San Joaquin County, 1991-2004
Scope and Content Note
3.6 Central Stockton Revitalization Committee, 1991-1992
3.7 CSUS Stockton Midtown Revitalization Strategy Advisory Group, 1999-2000
3.8 CSUS Stockton Midtown Revitalization Strategy Advisory Group, 2000 (1 of 2)
3.9 CSUS Stockton Midtown Revitalization Strategy Advisory Group, 2000 (2 of 2)
3.10 CSUS Stockton Midtown Revitalization Strategy Advisory Group, 2000-2003
3.11 CSUS Stockton Midtown Revitalization Strategy Advisory Group, 2001
3.12 CSUS Stockton Midtown Revitalization Strategy Advisory Group, 2001-2002
3.13 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1997 (1 of 2)
3.14 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1997 (2 of 2)
3.15 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1997-2002 (1 of 3)
3.16 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1997-2002 (2 of 3)
3.17 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1997-2002 (3 of 3)
Box 4
Subseries: City of Stockton and San Joaquin County, 1991-2004 (cont.)
4.1 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1998-1999
4.2 Downtown Stockton Alliance, 1998-2002
4.3 Downtown Stockton Alliance, undated
4.4 Friends of the Fox, 1998-1999
4.5 Magnolia Advisory Committee, 1991-2002
4.6 Safe Neighborhood Action Group, 1996-1999
4.7 San Joaquin County Office of Education, 1999
4.8 Stockton Beautiful, 1993-1997
(See Oversize, Box 25) Stockton Beautiful Publicity
(Transferred to MSS210, Stockton Cultural Heritage Board Papers) Stockton Cultural Heritage Board
4.9 Stockton Firefighters Relief Association, 1997
4.10 Stockton Public Art Inventory, 2000
4.11 Stockton Sesquicentennial Committee, 1997-1999 (1 of 2)
4.12 Stockton Sesquicentennial Committee, 1997-1999 (2 of 2)
4.13 Time Capsule Committee, 2000 (1 of 2)
4.14 Time Capsule Committee, 2000 (2 of 2)
4.15 Time Capsule Images
4.16 Waterfront Committee, 1998
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Waterfront Task Force
4.17 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1995 (1 of 5)
4.18 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1995 (2 of 5)
4.19 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1995 (3 of 5)
4.20 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1995 (4 of 5
4.21 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1995 (5 of 5)
4.22 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1996 (1 of 2)
4.23 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1996 (2 of 2)
4.24 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1997
4.25 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1998
4.26 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1999 (1 of 2)
4.27 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 1999 (2 of 2)
Box 5
Subseries: City of Stockton and San Joaquin County, 1991-2004 (cont.)
5.1 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 2000-2001
5.2 Waterfront Revival Task Force, 2002-2004
(See Oversize, Box 25) Waterfront Revival Task Force, Fundraising Lists, 1999
(See Oversize, Box 25) Waterfront Revival Task Force, Maps, 1850-2000
5.3 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (1 of 7)
5.4 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (2 of 7)
5.5 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (3 of 7)
5.6 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (4 of 7)
5.7 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (5 of 7)
(See Oversize, Box 25) Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (6 of 7)
5.8 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (7 of 7)
5.9 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (1 of 8
5.10 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (2 of 8)
5.11 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (3 of 8)
5.12 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (4 of 8)
5.13 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (5 of 8)
5.14 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (6 of 8)
5.15 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (7 of 8)
5.16 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1996 (8 of 8)
5.17 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1997
5.18 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, Undated
5.19 Women’s Veteran Memorial Task Force, 1992-1993
Series III: Research Files, 1850-2006
Scope and Content Note
Box 6
Subseries: Alameda County, 1938-2002
Scope and Content Note
6.1 Altamont
6.2 Livermore
Subseries: Alpine County, 1951-1981
Scope and Content Note
6.3 Alpine County
Subseries: Amador County, 1881-2005
Scope and Content Note
6.4 Amador County
6.5 Amador County Hospital-Historical Finding
6.6 Amador County Hospital-Jackson
6.7 Gold Rush Ranch and Golf Course
6.8 Preston School of Industry, Ione
6.9 Silver Lake History
6.10 Sutter Creek
6.11 Sutter Creek-Data Sheets Completed
6.12 Vintage Estates
6.13 Vintage Estates-Cultural Resources Survey
Subseries: Calaveras County, 1871-2005
Scope and Content Note
6.14 Angel’s Camp
6.15 Calaveras County
6.16 Calaveras County Archives
6.17 Calaveras County Historical Society
6.18 Calaveras Indigent Cemetery
6.19 Calaveras Indigent Cemetery-Cultural Resource Investigation
(See Oversize, Box 24) Copperopolis Maps
6.20 Copperopolis Proposal
6.21 Copperopolis, Reed’s Turnpike, O’Byrnes Ferry Road-Historic Context
6.22 Maps
6.23 Mark Twain District Hospital
6.24 Mokelumne Hill
6.25 Mokelumne Hills Site: ASI
6.26 Murphys
6.27 Oak Canyon Historical Context
6.28 San Andreas
6.29 Southwest Corner
6.30 Wallace-Nakashima Residence
6.31 Wallace Residence: ASI
6.32 Valley Springs
Box 7
Subseries: Calaveras River Watershed / East Stockton Water District, 1852-2005
Scope and Content Note
7.1 Book Proposal
7.2 Cultural Resources Investigation, 2001
7.3 History of Calaveras River Watershed, Draft 1
7.4 History of Calaveras River Watershed, Draft 2
7.5 New Hogan Dam
7.6 Research (1 of 2)
7.7 Research (2 of 2)
7.8 Stockton East Water Districtl
7.9 Stockton East Water District-Press Coverage
Subseries: California Youth Authority, 1889-1980
Scope and Content Note
7.10 Bibliography
7.11 Correspondence and Instructions
7.12 Notes (1 of 3)
7.13 Notes (2 of 3)
7.14 Notes (3 of 3)
7.15 Oral History-R. G. Harvey
7.16 Oral History-Paul J. McKusick
7.17 Oral History-W. L. Tregoning
7.18 Oral History-Iris Walden
7.19 Pacific Historian Article
7.20 Reports on Research
7.21 Resource Material (1 of 4)
7.22 Resource Material (2 of 4)
7.23 Resource Material (3 of 4)
7.24 Resource Material (4 of 4)
Subseries: Central Sierra Planning Council, 1879-1982
Scope and Content Note
7.25 Administrative Material
7.26 Correspondence
7.27 Reports
7.28 Resource Material
7.29 Training Manual Resources
7.30 Volunteer Workbook
Box 8
Subseries: Lockeford, 1862-2005
Scope and Content Note
8.1 Consulting Proposal
8.2 Grant Contract-LCSD and SHPO
8.3 Lockeford Community Services Districtl
8.4 Lockeford-Harmony Grove
8.5 Lockeford-Press Coverage
8.6 Lockeford-Research
8.7 Lockeford School: Bid Docs. Phase I
8.8 Lockeford School Foundation Project
8.9 Lockeford School-Foundation Project Status
8.10 Lockeford School Grants
8.11 Lockeford Schoolhouse-LDA
8.12 Lockeford School-Phase II
8.13 Lockeford School: Phase II (Roof)
(See Oversize, Box 24) Lockeford School Plans
8.14 Lockeford School Registration
8.15 Lockeford School Registration Nomination
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Lockeford School, Renovation Plans, 2003
8.16 Lockeford School RFP
8.17 Lockeford School RFP Architectural (1 of 2)
8.18 Lockeford School RFP Architectural (2 of 2)
8.19 Lockeford School RFP: Toxics Survey
8.20 Lockeford School: West Coast Environmental
8.21 Lockeford School: Photographs and Slides
8.22 Unsorted Notes and Research
Subseries: Lodi American Viticultural Area (LAVA), 1861-2003
Scope and Content Note
8.23 Alta Mesa
8.24 Borden Ranch
8.25 Clements Hills
8.26 Deer Creek Hills
8.27 Historical Findings
8.28 LAVA Group
8.29 Petition to BATF
8.30 Petition Responses
8.31 Photographs
8.32 Publications
8.33 Research
Box 9
Subseries: Ripon, 1846-2004
Scope and Content Note
9.1 Chronology Notes
9.2 Consulting Contract and Correspondence
9.3 Consulting Proposal
9.4 City Directory Listings
9.5 Douma, Andrew
9.6 General Plan, 1959-1960
9.7 Graham, Avan “Tobe”
9.8 Historic Correspondence
9.9 I.O.O.F. Mount Horeb Lodge, Number 58
9.10 Markham Hotel
9.11 Markham Hotel-Nomination
9.12 Museum Proposal
9.13 News Coverage
9.14 Newspaper Articles
9.15 Orange Avenue
9.16 Reynolds, Sydney W.
9.17 Ripon Consolidated Fire District
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) “Ripon Enters the Movies,” 1928
9.18 Ripon Historic Survey-Main Street
9.19 Ripon Historic Survey-Main Street, Research
9.20 Ripon Historic Survey-Master List
9.21 Ripon Historic Survey-Old Jail
9.22 Ripon Historic Survey-Orange Avenue
9.23 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, First Street
9.24 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Second Street
9.25 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Third Street
9.26 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Fourth Street
9.27 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Acacia Avenue
9.28 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Elm Avenue
9.29 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Locust Avenue
9.30 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, McKee Court
9.31 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Palm Avenue
9.32 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Stockton Avenue
9.33 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Walnut Avenue
9.34 Ripon Historic Survey-Residential Neighborhoods, Photographs
9.35 Ripon Historical Society
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Ripon Map, 1920
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans) Ripon Map, 1927
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans) Ripon Maps, 1920
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans) Ripon Maps, 1907, 1920, 1925, 1951
(See Oversize, Box 25) Ripon Maps
9.36 Ripon Record
(See Oversize, Box 25) Ripon Research
9.37 Ripon Research, 1846-1874
9.38 Ripon Research, 1880-1900
9.39 Ripon Research, 1901-1920
9.40 Ripon Research, 1921-1930
9.41 Ripon Research, 1966-2001
9.42 Ripon Research, Tragedy 1884
9.43 Ripon Research, Unsorted (1 of 2)
9.44 Ripon Research, Unsorted (2 of 2)
9.45 Ripon, Wisconsin
9.46 Ripona
9.47 Sanborn Maps
9.48 Unsorted Notes and Research
Box 10
Subseries: Ripon, 1846-2004 (cont.)
10.1 Photographs (1 of 3)
10.2 Photographs (2 of 3)
10.3 Photographs (3 of 3)
(See Oversize, Box 25) Ripon Historic School Photographs
10.4 Slides—35 mm
Subseries: Sacramento, 1891-2006
Scope and Content Note
10.5 Boulevard Park
10.6 Boulevard Park-Historic Context
10.7 Boulevard Park-Maps
10.8 Boulevard Park-Photograph Negatives, 2004
10.9 Boulevard Park-Tour
10.10 Boulevard Park-Wright and Kimbrough Advertisements
10.11 Camellia Cottage / Boiler Plant and Laundry
10.12 Chemical Station Number Four
10.13 City of Sacramento-Central City Preservation Update, 1996
10.14 City of Sacramento-Historic Districts, 2005
10.15 City of Sacramento-Historic Preservation Ordinance, 2001
10.16 City of Sacramento-Historic Resources Inventory, 2000
10.17 City of Sacramento-Incentives for Historic Preservation, 2000
10.18 City of Sacramento-Listing of Historic Structures, 1998
10.19 City of Sacramento-Preservation Element, 2000
10.20 City of Sacramento-Report of Select Committee, 1997
10.21 City of Sacramento-Request for Proposals, 2002
10.22 Coloma School
10.23 Colonial Theater
10.24 Colonial Theater-Photographs, 2004
10.25 Consulting Contract, 2002-2005
10.26 Consulting Contract Proposals
10.27 Ebner’s Hotel
10.28 Federal Courthouse
10.29 Firehouse Number Four
10.30 Firehouse Number Four-Historical Finding
10.31 Guide to Historic Homes
10.32 Heilbron Mansion
10.33 Heilbron Mansion-Historical Finding
10.34 Oak Park (1 of 2)
10.35 Oak Park (2 of 2)
10.36 Old Sacramento Historical Inventory, 1962
10.37 Research Institutions in Sacramento
10.38 Restoration Resources
10.39 Sacramento Archives
10.40 Sacramento Guides
10.41 Sutter, John
10.42 Thomas Jefferson Elementary School
10.43 Tower Bridge
10.44 Trinity Cathedral
10.45 Trinity Cathedral Photographs, 2004
Box 11
Subseries: Sacramento, 1891-2006 (cont.)
11.1 Union Race Track
11.2 Weinstock Lubin Catalog, 1891
11.3 Westminster Presbyterian
11.4 Westminster Presbyterian-Photographs, 2003
11.5 Various Residences-915 Eleventh Street
11.6 Various Residences-2025 P Street
11.7 Various Residences-2025 P Street, Photographs
11.8 Various Residences-324 U Street
11.9 Various Notes, Articles, and Photographs
Subseries: San Francisco County and City, 1906-1936
Scope and Content Note
11.10 San Francisco—1906 Earthquake
Subseries: San Joaquin County, 1851-2005
Scope and Content Note
11.11 Agriculture-San Joaquin County
11.12 Clements I.O.O.F. Hall
11.13 Cosumnes River
11.14 Escalon
11.15 French Camp
11.16 Grain Article
11.17 Grapes / Vineyards / Wine
11.18 Italians in San Joaquin County
11.19 Lathrop
(See Oversize, Box 24) Linden Irrigation District
11.20 Lathrop Italian POW Recognition Project
11.21 Lodi, California
11.22 Lodi Jail
11.23 Mokelumne City
11.24 San Joaquin County-1886, Ellis, W. R.
11.25 San Joaquin County-General
11.26 San Joaquin County Rail Commission
11.27 Sedgwick, Thomas (Lathrop)
11.28 SJRTD-Lindsay Street, 2004
11.29 South San Joaquin Irrigation District
11.30 South San Joaquin Irrigation District Line-CEQA Project
11.31 Summer Home
11.32 Tracy
11.33 Women Pioneers in S.J. County
11.34 Woodbridge, California
11.35 Woodbridge Masonic Lodge (1 of 2)
11.36 Woodbridge Masonic Lodge (2 of 2)
(See Oversize, Box 25) Woodbridge Masonic Lodge History
Subseries: Solano County, 1973-2004
Scope and Content Note
11.37 Benicia
11.38 Benicia-Consulting
11.39 Benicia-Historic Preservation
11.40 Dixon and Elmira
11.41 Rio Vista
11.42 Vacaville-528 Main Street
11.43 Vacaville-City Planning
11.44 Vacaville-Graphics
11.45 Vacaville-Historic Preservation
11.46 Vacaville-Historic Resources Inventories
11.47 Vacaville-Publicity (1 of 2)
11.48 Vacaville-Publicity (2 of 2)
11.49 Vallejo
Box 12
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006
Scope and Content Note
12.1 Aaron, Henry, Residence
12.2 Adams, Harriet Chalmers / Adams, Franklin Pierce
12.3 Adelaide (brig) / Arcade Saloon
12.4 African Americans
12.5 Agricultural Hall
12.6 “All the King’s Men”
12.7 Allen, Glenn
12.8 American Red Cross, San Joaquin Chapter-One Hundred Years
12.9 Ancient Egyptian Order of Sciots
12.10 Anthony, Susan B.
12.11 Anti-Chinese Reports
12.12 Arcade Clothing Store
12.13 Archaeology
12.14 Architecture
12.15 Architects-Biographical Sketches
12.16 Architects-King, Walter
12.17 Architects-Rushforth, George
12.18 Architects-Warner, Franklyn E
12.19 Armory-California and Harding Way
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Armory Plans, 1916
12.20 Armory-Weber Point
12.21 Arndt Building
12.22 Arndt, M. S.
12.23 Atherton, Warren / G.I. Bill
12.24 Austin Brothers
12.25 Automobiles
12.26 Aviation History
12.27 Avon Theater
12.28 “Babe” Bean
12.29 Bank of Stockton Corporation
12.30 Bank of Stockton Archives
12.31 Banks, Albertis Leon
12.32 Banner Island
12.33 Baptists
12.34 Baseball-Stockton Nine
12.35 Beasley, Charles
12.36 Beaver
12.37 Beck Development
12.38 Belding Building
12.39 Belding Building-Proposal
12.40 Belding, Charles
12.41 Belli, Melvin
12.42 Belt, George G.
12.43 Bennet Apartments
12.44 Berachah Home
12.45 Bernhardt, Sarah
12.46 Besotes
12.47 Big Tree Exhibit
12.48 Biography
12.49 Bishop Cut / Turner Cut Proposal
12.50 Branch Building
12.51 Bours Park Residences
12.52 Bours Tract
12.53 Boxing
12.54 Brick Making-Local
12.55 Bronx Hotel
12.56 Brown, Edgar B.
12.57 Budd, Inez Merrill
12.58 Budd, John
12.59 Buddhist Temple
12.60 Buffalo Bill
12.61 Builders Building
12.62 Buildings
12.63 Busses
12.64 Caine, John
12.65 California Building
12.66 Canneries
12.67 Cannery Strike, 1937-“Bloody Friday”
12.68 Carson, James, H.-“Early Recollections of the Mines”
12.69 Carson, William, and Mary Isabella Carson
12.70 Castelli and Weber’s Saloon
12.71 Catholic Cemetery
12.72 Cat Stories
12.73 Cemeteries
12.74 Centennial Celebration, 1876
12.75 Central Methodist Church
12.76 Central Valley Project-Bradford S. Crittenden
12.77 Chamber of Commerce
12.78 Chang and Eng in Stockton
12.79 Charles E. Pike Building
12.80 Children’s Games
12.81 Children’s Home of Stockton
12.82 Chinese Heritage
12.83 Christmas in Stockton
12.84 Cineplex Project
12.85 Circus
12.86 City of Stockton, 1850-1860
12.87 City of Stockton, 1874
12.88 Civil War in Stockton
12.89 Clark Building
12.90 Clark and Henery
12.91 Clowes Family
12.92 Clowes Residence / Charlotte’s Oaks (1 of 2)
12.93 Clowes Residence / Charlotte’s Oaks (2 of 2)
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Clowes Residence Alteration Plans, 1939
12.94 Cohn Family
12.95 Colberg Shipyards
12.96 Collegeville
12.97 Commercial and Savings Bank
12.98 Congregational Church
12.99 Confucius Church
12.100 Connor, Patrick Edward
12.101 Cool Corner
12.102 Corral Hollow
12.103 CSUS Stockton-Feasibility Study, 2000
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Cunningham Hotel Issue, City Council, 1998
Box 13
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
13.1 Cunningham, Thomas, and Family
13.2 Dagohoy Lodge, No. 528, L.D.T.
13.3 Dalmatian Benevolent Society
13.4 Darrah, Joan
13.5 Davis-Hiller-Pearce Company
13.6 Dawson Storage
13.7 De Carli, Millio
13.8 De Carli Plaza
13.9 Delta Hotel
13.10 Delta Story
13.11 DeVinny, R. Harold
13.12 Dickinson / Peck Wedding
13.13 Dog Stories
13.14 Downtown Hotels-Legal
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) “Downtown Stockton: Past, Present, and Future,” 2001
13.15 Dr. Hunt’s Seminary
13.16 Dunne, Edward
13.17 Earle Hotel
13.18 Earthquakes
13.19 East Side Firehouse
13.20 East Side Presbyterian Church
13.21 Eberhardt, R. L.
13.22 Eberhardt, R. M.
13.23 Eden Square Apartments
13.24 Eight Mile Road
13.25 El Dorado Brewery
13.26 El Dorado Bridge
13.27 Elks Building
13.28 Emergency Hospital
13.29 Enterprise Planing Mill Fire
13.30 Essential Services Building
13.31 Explosion, 1879
13.32 Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank
13.33 Ferries
13.34 Filipino-Americans in Stockton
13.35 First Christian Church
13.36 First Church of Christ, Scientist
13.37 First Presbyterian Church
13.38 Fitzgerald, Michael
13.39 Flaco, Juan
13.40 Fog
13.41 Fox California Theatre-Business Plan, 1996
(See Oversize, Box 24) Fox California Theatre-Publicity
13.42 Fox California Theatre-Stockton (1 of 2)
13.43 Fox California Theatre-Stockton (2 of 2)
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) “Fox Theater in Stockton,” 1996
13.44 Fremont, John C.
13.45 Friedberger Building
13.46 Frogs
13.47 Funk, J. E.
13.48 Galgiani, Oscar
13.49 Gardens
13.50 Gerlach, Louis
13.51 Gerlach, Wagner, and Company, Meat Market
13.52 Gillis, James
13.53 Gleason, Edna and Thomas
13.54 Gleason Park
13.55 Gnekow Building / Gnekow Hotel
13.56 Gnekow, Rudolph
13.57 Goddess of Justice
13.58 Gold Rush-Stockton
13.59 Goldsworthy Arson Case (1899)
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) “The Good Old Days Remembered”
13.60 Gordon, Laura DeForce
13.61 Grace Methodist Church
13.62 Graham Brothers Trucks (1 of 2)
13.63 Graham Brothers Trucks (2 of 2)
13.64 Grand Central Hotel
13.65 Gratton, Christopher, M.D.
13.66 Greyhound Depot
13.67 Gridley, Ruel Colt
13.68 Griffit’s Block (Yale Apartments)
13.69 Gummer Department Store
13.70 Haas, Charles-Jeweler
13.71 Haggin Museum
13.72 Hahn, Adolph
13.73 Hammer Ranch
13.74 Hammond, John
13.75 Hammond, Moses
13.76 Hammond, R. P.
13.77 Hansel and Ortman
13.78 Hart and Thrift
13.79 Hazelton Library
13.80 Heald Building
13.81 Henery Apartments
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Henery Apartments Plans
13.82 Henery Apartments Proposal, 2003
13.83 Hickinbotham Brothers-One Hundred Years
13.84 Holden Drug Company
13.85 Holt, Benjamin
13.86 Holt Manufacturing Company
13.87 Horan, W. J., Building
13.88 Hotel Clark
13.89 Hotel Cunningham
13.90 Hotel Philson Fire
13.91 Hotel St. Leo
13.92 Hotel Stockton (1 of 2)
13.93 Hotel Stockton (2 of 2)
(Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Hotel Stockton, Rehabilitation Plans, 2002
13.94 Hotels-Stockton
13.95 Hotel Terry
13.96 Hubbard, Maria S.
13.97 Humbarger, Elizabeth
13.98 Hunter Plaza
13.99 Indexes
13.100 Inglis, William
Box 14
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
14.1 Internment, World War II
14.2 Internment, World War II—Japanese
14.3 I.O.O.F. History
14.4 I.O.O.F. Library Foundation, 1857-1867
14.5 Italians in Stockton
14.6 Jewish Cemetery (1 of 2)
14.7 Jewish Cemetery (2 of 2)
14.8 Jewish Community-Chronology and Notes
14.9 Jewish Community-Research
14.10 Jory, John
14.11 Joss House
14.12 Julia-Riverboat
14.13 Kelsey, John Milton
14.14 Kelsey, Nancy
14.15 Kennedy, Glenn
14.16 Keys, T. J., Residence
14.17 King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium in Stockton
14.18 King, Walter E.
14.19 Klamath-Duraflame
14.20 Knights of Columbus
14.21 Ladbrooke Casino Project
14.22 KVIE: “Stockton: The Good Old Days”
14.23 Le Doux, Emma
14.24 Lemurian Treasure
14.25 Lester, Andrew
14.26 Levy Brothers Building
14.27 Lewis, Tillie Weisberg
14.28 Lincoln, Abraham, Stockton Celebrations
14.29 Lincoln Village
14.30 Lindley, Albert
14.31 Littlehale, James
14.32 Little Manila
14.33 Little Manila Historic District
14.34 Little Manila Historic District, National Register Nomination
14.35 Little Manila Site Survey
14.36 Locke, Dean Jewett
14.37 Locke Family Genealogy
14.38 Lomax, Dr. L. M.
14.39 London, Jack
14.40 Losekann, Joseph
14.41 Louttit, James Alexander
14.42 Luther Locke Meat Market
14.43 McGurk, Raymond T.
14.44 McKee Building
14.45 McKinley in Stockton, 1901
14.46 McLeod Lake
14.47 McMullin Building
14.48 McNoble, George F., History
14.49 Magnolia District
14.50 Magnolia District / Midtown
14.51 Magnolia District, Walk Tour Notes
14.52 Magnolia House Hotel
14.53 Mail Building
14.54 Main Street
(See Oversize, Box 24) Maps of Stockton, 1850-1923
14.55 Mariposa Hotel
14.56 Marsh, John / Marsh Creek Road
14.57 Masonic Lodge No. 19, Stockton
14.58 Masonic Temple
14.59 Masons in Stockton
14.60 Mather, Stephen
14.61 Matteson and Williamson’s Plow Works
14.62 Mayo, Frank V.
14.63 Meader, C. T.
14.64 Meader Family History
14.65 Medico-Dental Building
14.66 Methodist Church-Agricultural Hall
14.67 Miller Dishwasher Company
14.68 Miller, William P., Carriage Works
14.69 Mineral Baths
14.70 “Miracle Mile”-Pacific Avenue
14.71 Monarch Foundry
14.72 Morada Ranch
14.73 Moreing, Arthur, Nellie, and Henry
14.74 Motion Pictures
14.75 Murietta, Joaquin
14.76 Music / Musicians
14.77 Naglee, Henry Morris
14.78 Nast, Thomas-in Stockton
14.79 Nation, Carrie
14.80 Native Peoples
14.81 Neumiller, Charles
14.82 Newell, Sidney
14.83 Newell, Sidney, Residence
14.84 New Jerusalem
14.85 Newspaper Art, 1850-1892
14.86 Newspaper Editors
14.87 Newspaper History
Box 15
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
15.1 Newspaper Notes, 1912-1913
15.2 Newspaper Notes, 1915-1916
15.3 Newspaper Notes, 1921
15.4 Newspaper Notes, 1924
15.5 Newspaper Notes, 1925
15.6 Newspaper Notes, 1927
15.7 Newspaper Notes, 1928-1930
15.8 Newspaper Notes, 1931-1945
15.9 Newspaper Notes, 1932-1933
15.10 Nippon Hospital
15.11 Northcrest
15.12 Nutter, W. B.
15.13 Oard, Paul
15.14 Oard, Paul, Photos
15.15 Oates, W. W.
15.16 O’Connor, W. B.
15.17 Owen, Charles
15.18 Oxford Manor
15.19 Pacific Baths
15.20 Pacific Gas and Electric Company
15.21 Pacific Tannery
15.22 Pacific Tannery Manuscript
15.23 Paige and Webster
15.24 Paper Mill
15.25 Parker, R. B.
15.26 Parker’s Building
15.27 Parks-Stockton
15.28 Perino, Carmen
15.29 Peters, J. D.
15.30 Peyton, Valentine Mason
15.31 Phillips, Lee A. / Reclamation
15.32 Philomathean Club
15.33 Philomathean Club Landmark Finding
15.34 Philomathean Club Landmark Nomination
15.35 Photograph Lists
15.36 Photographer Lists
15.37 Photographer Presentations
15.38 Photographers
15.39 Photographers-1850-1876
15.40 Photographers-1876-1945
15.41 Photographers-Batchelder, B. P.
15.42 Photographers-Covello Collection
15.43 Photographers-Covello, Leonard
15.44 Photographers-Lea, Ralph
15.45 Photographers-Martin, Van Covert
15.46 Photographers-Stuart, W. M.
15.47 Photographers-Wells / Rulofson
15.48 Photographers-Wells, Thomas W.
15.49 Photography- Stockton in Focus
15.50 Place Names
15.51 Port of Stockton
15.52 Port of Stockton-in Western City, 1930
15.53 Post Cards
15.54 Post Office-Stockton
15.55 Potato Day
15.56 Prisoners of War in Stockton (World War II)
15.57 Presbyterian Church
15.58 Prostitution
15.59 Purdy, Samuel
15.60 Quinn Building
Box 16
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
16.1 Radio-Stockton
16.2 Railroads
16.3 Rainbow Rebekah Lodge-I.O.O.F.
16.4 Red Men Hall-Shamrock
16.5 Rendon, Cecil P.
16.6 Renney Building
16.7 Riis, Jacob
16.8 Riverboats
16.9 Rizal Social Club
16.10 Roberts Island
16.11 Rough and Ready Island
16.12 Rough and Ready-Navy Transfer
16.13 Rough and Ready, Quarters A
16.14 Ruggles, Charles Lincoln
16.15 Ruhl Building
16.16 Ruhl, F. A.
16.17 Rulofson, William Herman
16.18 “Rush of ‘49”-1909
16.19 Ruth, “Babe
16.20 Sala, Peter L.
16.21 Salvation Army Building
16.22 San Joaquin Building
16.23 San Joaquin County Courthouse and Jail
16.24 San Joaquin County Jail
16.25 San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department
16.26 San Joaquin Courthouse Image Debate
16.27 San Joaquin Water Company Ditch
16.28 Schools
16.29 Schools-“After Dark” Publication
16.30 Schools-Buildings
16.31 Schools-Don Riggio School
16.32 Schools- Educating Stockton
16.33 Schools-El Dorado School
16.34 Schools-Lafayette School
16.35 Schools-Lincoln High School
16.36 Schools-Luther Burbank School
16.37 Schools-Profiles
16.38 Schools-St. Gertrude’s School
16.39 Schools-St. Mary’s High School
16.40 Schools-Stockton Female Institute
16.41 Schools-Stockton High School
16.42 Schools-SUSD History Book Project
16.43 Schools-SUSD 150th Anniversary (1 of 2)
(See Oversize, Box 25) Schools-SUSD 150th Anniversary (2 of 2)
16.44 Schools-Weber Primary School
16.45 September 11 Anniversary, 2002
16.46 Sewage Plan, 1888
16.47 Shaw, H. C., Building
16.48 Sherman, William T.
16.49 Shima, George
16.50 Shippee Home Ranch
16.51 Shippee, L. U.
16.52 Shippee, L. U., Residence, National Registration Nomination
Box 17
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
17.1 Shipyards
17.2 Sikh Parade, 2004
17.3 Sikhs in Stockton
17.4 Sikh Temple
17.5 Sikh Temple-City Landmark
17.6 Sikh Temple-National Registration
17.7 Sikh Temple-Photographs and Slides
17.8 Simpson, Andrew, Residence
17.9 Six, C. L.
17.10 Skinner, J. Carroll, “Kerosene Kate”
17.11 Smith, Frank Thornton
17.12 Smith, George Falkenborough, House
17.13 Social Life-Stockton, Nineteenth Century
17.14 S.P. Depot
17.15 Sperry Flour Company
17.16 Sperry Office Building
17.17 Spooner, John Pitcher
17.18 Stagg, Amos Alonzo
17.19 St. Agnes Academy
17.20 St. John’s Episcopal
17.21 St. Joseph’s Hospital
17.22 St. Mary’s Catholic Church-Stockton
17.23 St. Mary’s Parochial Residence
17.24 Staples, Mary
17.25 Starkweather Family
17.26 Stephens Brothers Shipyard
17.27 Stevenson’s Regiment
(See Oversize, Box 25) Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad Right of Way
17.28 Stockton Art, Pottery
17.29 Stockton at Forty: 1890
17.30 Stockton Athletic Association
17.31 Stockton Churches
17.32 Stockton City Bank Building
17.33 Stockton City Directory, 1870
17.34 Stockton City Hall (1 of 2)
17.35 Stockton City Hall (2 of 2)
17.36 Stockton City Hall-Contract
17.37 Stockton City Hall-History
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Stockton City Hall-Plans, 1923
17.38 Stockton City Hall-Rehabilitation Project
17.39 Stockton City Hall-Report
17.40 Stockton City Hall-Research
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Stockton City Hall-Roof Replacement Plans, 2004
17.41 Stockton City Seal
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Stockton City Seal, 1997
17.42 Stockton Civic Center
17.43 Stockton Civic Center-Master’s Thesis
(See Oversize, Box 25) Stockton Civic Memorial Auditorium-Construction
Box 18
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
18.1 Stockton Civic Memorial Auditorium
18.2 Stockton Civic Memorial Auditorium-Inscription Debate
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Stockton Concealed Weapon Issue, 1994
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) “Stockton Development Center, Story of,” 1997
18.3 Stockton Diverting Canal
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Stockton Downtown Development, [1995]
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Stockton Downtown Promotion, 1996
18.4 Stockton Early History
18.5 Stockton Fire Department History Project
18.6 Stockton Fire Department Research (1 of 2)
18.7 Stockton Fire Department Research (2 of 2)
18.8 Stockton Fire Department Station 13 Dedication
18.9 Stockton Fire Department Training Tower Dedication
18.10 Stockton Firefighter’s Memorial
18.11 Stockton Golf and Country Club
18.12 Stockton House / St. Charles Hotel
18.13 Stockton Iron Works
18.14 Stockton Library
18.15 Stockton Mercado Project
18.16 Stockton Neighborhoods Findings Proposal
18.17 Stockton Ordinances
18.18 Stockton Police Department
18.19 Stockton Record Building
18.20 Stockton Reprographic Survey
18.21 Stockton Rural Cemetery
18.22 Stockton Savings Bank
18.23 Stockton Savings and Loan Building
18.24 Stockton Savings and Loan Society
18.25 Stockton Savings and Loan Society Founders
18.26 Stockton Savings and Loan Society-Note on Site Selection
18.27 Stockton Scams
18.28 Stockton Sesquicentennial, 2000
18.29 Stockton Special Neighborhoods Architectural Survey
18.30 Stockton State Hospital
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Stockton State Hospital-Doctor’s Residence Plans, 1940, 1976
18.31 Stockton State Hospital-Superintendent’s Residence, Correspondence
18.32 Stockton State Hospital-Superintendent’s Residence, Feasibility Study
18.33 Stockton State Hospital-Superintendent’s Residence, History
18.34 Stockton State Hospital-Superintendent’s Residence, Illustrations
18.35 Stockton State Hospital-Superintendent’s Residence, Proposal
18.36 Stockton State Hospital-Superintendent’s Residence, Research
18.37 Stockton Street Names
18.38 Stockton Street Railroads
18.39 Stockton Surveys-Mapping
18.40 Stockton Waterfront International Market
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Stockton Waterfront Redevelopment, 1997
18.41 Stockton Waterfront Revival (1 of 3)
18.42 Stockton Waterfront Revival (2 of 3)
18.43 Stockton Waterfront Revival (3 of 3)
Box 19
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
19.1 Stockton Waterways-History
19.2 Stockton Waterways-Illustrations
19.3 Stockton Waterways-Research (1 of 2)
19.4 Stockton Waterways-Research (2 of 2)
19.5 Streetcar Barn
19.6 Studebaker Garage / Gaia-Delucchi
19.7 Sunset Telephone Company Building
19.8 Swinton, Ernest, in Stockton
19.9 T and D Theatre
19.10 Telephone
19.11 Temple Israel (1 of 3)
19.12 Temple Israel (2 of 3)
19.13 Temple Israel (3 of 3)
19.14 Temple Israel Proposal
19.15 Terry, Sarah Althea
19.16 Theater History, Stockton
19.17 Thornton
19.18 Thrift, E. E.
19.19 Tidewater Southern Railway
19.20 Tinkham, George H., History
19.21 Transit Center Block
19.22 Tretheway Building
19.23 Trinity Lutheran Church
19.24 Turn Verein Hall
19.25 Tuxedo Park
19.26 Union Flour Mill
19.27 Union Planing Mill
19.28 Union Safe Deposit Bank
19.29 United Brethren Church
19.30 University of the Pacific-Architecture
19.31 University of the Pacific-Fifty Years
19.32 University of the Pacific-Seventieth Founder’s Day Campus Rededication, 1995
19.33 University Park
19.34 Vail, Frederic
19.35 Venetian Court Apartments
19.36 Viet Nam Memorial
19.37 Virginia S.
19.38 Walking Tour Brochure Notes
19.39 Walking Tour Information
19.40 Wallace, B. C.
19.41 Walters, Benjamin
19.42 Washington Monument
19.43 Weber Avenue-History
19.44 Weber Avenue / Mormon Slough-Consulting
19.45 Weber Avenue / Mormon Slough-Report
19.46 Weber Avenue / Mormon Slough-Research
19.47 Weber Avenue-Railroad Rights-of-Way
19.48 Weber Block
19.49 Weber, Charles M.
19.50 Weber Family Photos
19.51 Weber, Helen Murphy
19.52 Weber Homesite Monument
19.53 Weber House Archaeology Report, 2000
Box 20
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
20.1 Weber, Julia
20.2 Weber, Julia, Homesite
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Weber Point, 1997-2000
20.3 Weber Point Events Center
(See Oversize, Box 25) Weber Point Events Center Publicity
20.4 Weber Point Images (1 of 3)
20.5 Weber Point Images (2 of 3
20.6 Weber Point Images (3 of 2)
(See VHS Cassettes, Box 23) Weber Point Tent, 1999; Gold Fever! [1999]
20.7 Weber, Thomas Jefferson
20.8 Wells, James
20.9 Welsh Residence
20.10 West Family
20.11 Western Pacific Railroad Depot
20.12 Western Pacific Railroad Depot-Illustrations
20.13 Western Pacific Railroad Depot-Nomination
20.14 Whang Ho
20.15 Wilde, Oscar
20.16 Wilhoit, R. E.
20.17 Wong Mansion
20.18 Woodmen Hall—Lafayette Street
20.19 Woods, Rev. James
20.20 Woolen Mill
20.21 Women’s History-Local
20.22 Women’s Suffrage-Stockton
20.23 Wright, William James
20.24 Yacht Club
20.25 Yardley, Ralph
20.26 YMCA Building
20.27 Yore, Stanley / Gloria Ice Cream
20.28 Yosemite Club
20.29 Yosemite Hotel
20.30 Yosemite Terrace
20.31 Yosemite Theater
20.32 Yosemite Valley Attack
20.33 Young, Charles
20.34 Ziegler, August
20.35 Zinc House
20.36 Various Properties-905 / 919 N. California Street
20.37 Various Properties-850 E. Channel Street
20.38 Various Properties-1045 N. Commerce, Joseph Swain
20.39 Various Properties-347 N. El Dorado
20.40 Various Properties-600 N. El Dorado
20.41 Various Properties-705 N. El Dorado
20.42 Various Properties-710 N. Grant Street
20.43 Various Properties-Lafayette Street
20.44 Various Properties-144 E. Lafayette / 315 S. Hunter
20.45 Various Properties-230 E. Main Street
20.46 Various Properties-343 E. Main Street
20.47 Various Properties-500 E. Main Street
20.48 Various Properties-122 E. Poplar (1 of 2)
20.49 Various Properties-122 E. Poplar (2 of 2)
20.50 Various Properties-144 E. Poplar
20.51 Various Properties-428 E. Poplar
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Various Properties-428 E. Poplar, Remodel Plans, 2000
(See Rolled Oversize Maps and Plans, Box 26) Various Properties-640 N. San Joaquin Street, Fire Escape Plans, 2001
20.52 Various Properties-1280 N. San Joaquin Street
20.53 Various Properties-1633 N. San Joaquin Street
20.54 Various Properties-47-41-39-35-33 S. San Joaquin Street, Built 1914
20.55 Various Properties-921 S. San Joaquin Street
20.56 Unsorted Newspaper Clippings
20.57 Unsorted Notes
Box 21
Subseries: Stockton, 1850-2006 (cont.)
21.1 Unsorted Notepads (1 of 4)
21.2 Unsorted Notepads (2 of 4)
21.3 Unsorted Notepads (3 of 4)
21.4 Unsorted Notepads (4 of 4)
21.5 Unsorted Photocopies (1 of 3)
21.6 Unsorted Photocopies (2 of 3)
21.7 Unsorted Photocopies (3 of 3)
21.8 Photographs, Slides, and Images-Buildings (1 of 5)
21.9 Photographs, Slides, and Images-Buildings (2 of 5)
21.10 Photographs, Slides, and Images-Buildings (3 of 5)
21.11 Photographs, Slides, and Images-Buildings (4 of 5)
21.12 Photographs, Slides, and Images-Buildings (5 of 5)
21.13 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (1 of 9)
21.14 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (2 of 9)
21.15 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (3 of 9)
21.16 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (4 of 9)
21.17 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (5 of 9)
21.18 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (6 of 9)
(See Oversize, Box 24) Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (7 of 9)
(See Oversize, Box 24) Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (8 of 9)
21.19 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (9 of 9)
Box 22
Subseries: Trinity County, 1979
Scope and Content Note
22.1 Trinity County Survey
Subseries: Tuolumne County, 1981-2005
Scope and Content Note
22.2 Correspondence
22.3 Historic Resources Inventories
22.4 Jamestown Site-ASI
22.5 Tuolumne County
22.6 Yosemite Junction Hotel
Subseries: Yosemite National Park, 1984
Scope and Content Note
22.7 Yosemite History Center (1 of 2)
22.8 Yosemite History Center (2 of 2)
Series IV: VHS Cassettes, 1928-2001
Scope and Content Note
Box 23
Cunningham Hotel (1998)
Downtown Stockton: Past, Present, and Future (2001)
Fox Theatre (1996)
Gold Fever! [1999]
Good Old Days Remembered [n.d.]
Ripon Enters the Movies (1928)
Stockton City Seal (1997)
Stockton Concealed Weapon Issue (1994)
Stockton Development Center (1997)
Stockton Downtown Development (1995?)
Stockton Downtown Promotion (1996)
Stockton Waterfront Redevelopment (1997)
Stockton Waterfront Taskforce [n.d.]
Weber Point (1998-2000)
Weber Point Tent (1999); Gold Fever! [1999]
Series V: Oversize, 1950-2004
Scope and Content Note
Box 24
24.1 Copperopolis Maps
24.2 Fox California Theatre-Publicity
24.3 Linden Irrigation District
24.4 Lockeford School Plans
24.5 Maps of Stockton, 1850-1923
24.6 Photocopied Photographs from the Haggin Museum
24.7 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (7 of 9)
24.8 Photographs, Slides, and Images-People and Events (8 of 9)
Box 25
25.1 Ripon Historic School Photographs
25.2 Ripon Maps
25.3 Ripon Research
25.4 Schools-SUSD 150th Anniversary (2 of 2)
25.5 Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad Right of Way
25.6 Stockton Beautiful Publicity
25.7 Stockton Civic Memorial Auditorium-Construction
25.8 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Fundraising Lists, 1999
25.9 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Maps, 1850-2000
25.10 Waterfront Revival Task Force, Reports and Proposals, 1995 (7 of 7)
25.11 Weber Point Events Center Publicity
25.12 Woodbridge Masonic Lodge History
Series VI: Rolled Oversize Maps, Plans, and Drawing, 1907-2004
Scope and Content Note
Box 26
Armory Plans, 1916
Clowes Residence, Alteration Plans, 1939
Henery Apartments Plans
Hotel Stockton, Rehabilitation Plans, 2002
Lockeford School, Renovation Plans, 2003
Ripon Map, 1920
Ripon Maps, 1920
Ripon Maps, 1907, 1920, 1925, 1951
Ripon Map, 1927
Stockton City Hall, Plans, 1923
Stockton City Hall, Roof Replacement Plans, 2004
Stockton State Hospital, Doctor’s Residence Plans, 1940, 1976
Stockton State Hospital, Superintendent’s Residence, Dining Room Plans, 1915
428 E. Poplar, Remodel Plans, 2000
640 N. San Joaquin Street, Fire Escape Plans, 2001
Pencil Drawing of Leslie Crow, no date