One letter (ALS) to A. Gross re a billing issue for a book subscription. New Orleans, 18 Nov. 1887. Merged with SC 388.
Five letters (ALS) from the former Civil War Confederate general to Charles Scribner's Sons and their salesman, A. Gross, re a subscription for an eight-volume set of books. New Orleans, 1887-1888.
Contains correspondence written by Kruger to his wife, while he was traveling to Calif. from Illinois and working at Lawrence Labs in Berkeley, and his wife was visiting family in Berlin, Germany. Describes his work on the cyclotron, his colleges...
One letter (ALS). Knoxville, TN, Sept. 24, 1847. Found in unsorted Wyles SC. Alpha list.
Contains 25 certified deeds recording the sale of land in Tuolumne County, Calif., in Townships 4, 5 and 6, to P.A. Ducey and Peter McArthur, from landowners who mostly resided in the San Francisco Bay Area. Also includes two ms....
Day-by-day summary of war news as reported in the Hague newspaper De Residentiebode.
Memoirs, thesis, other writings, and printed matter, relating to the career and murder of Hans Paasche, social conditions in Germany during the Weimar and Nazi periods, German émigré life in Japan and the United States, and positions of the Communist...
Two leters. His views on Emiliano Zapata with related notes.
Letters in Tarascan written to Velásquez by Jacobo García Luis (Federal Preparatory School, Coyoacán, Nov. 12, 1941) and Máximo Lathrop (Paracho, Michoacán, Feb. 6, 1942), dealing with politico-educational matters and transmittal of religious works; with translations into Spanish provided by...
Mainly official letters from F.M. Calleja, Viceroy of Mexico, to Sola, Governor of Alta California. In Spanish.
Notes, news dispatches, reports, clippings, other printed matter, and a video tape, relating to guerrilla warfare and civil rights in El Salvador.
Irene Greene Dwen Andrews Pace (1892- ) was an author. Her publications include (1936), (1940), and (with Edmund Andrews, 1944). The collection consists of two scrapbooks, a diary, a commonplace book, correspondence, three literary productions, and typescripts of an article...
The Nello Pace Himalayan Documents contain writings relating primarily to the 1954 California Himalaya Expedition to Makalu, the world's fifth highest peak, located in Nepal. Dr. Nello Pace served as the assistant leader and chief scientist for the expedition, studying...
Relates to President Warren G. Harding of the U.S. Delivered at a memorial service in Rio de Janeiro after the death of Harding.
The scrapbook includes newspaper clippings, pamphlets of school activities and songbooks used by the Pacheco Schools Parent-Teacher Association.
Jerry Pacht, born on January 24, 1922, was a Municipal and Superior Court judge in Los Angeles, CA. He was known for being an activist and particularly for his ruling in favor of Angela Davis against the UC Regents. The...
Articles, correspondence, photographs, drawings, programs, newspaper clippings, and musical scores and compositions related to the pianist and conductor Mario Paci (1878-1946), who founded the Shanghai Symphony orchestra.
Includes images of China, Korea, Japan, Philippines, and Hawaii.
The Pacific Air Industries (PAI) photograph collection (4 x 5 inch negatives and prints) came to the UCSB Library in 1986 as part of a gift from the Teledyne Foundation. The majority of this collection consists of ground shots taken...
Organized in 1972 as the Asian American Center for Theology and Strategies and incorporated in 1974, the name was changed to Pacific and Asian American Center for Theology and Strategies in 1977 to reflect inclusiveness of constituencies. PACTS was...
This collection contains records from the Women's Martial Arts Training Camps organized by Pacific Association of Women Martial Artists (PAWMA) in the summers of 1980 to 1982. The camps were held in Nevada City, California and were attended primarily by...
The records of the Pacific Car Demurrage Bureau contains only records associated with business transactions including: receipted vouchers, payrolls, register of vouchers, cashbooks, time books, journals, and ledgers. Most of these are pasted into ledger books, which are old (dates...
Station record (Form 30) for Southern Pacific station at Florence, California.
This collections contains materials pertaining to the production of The Pacific Century, a ten-part documentary series produced by Jigsaw Productions and The Pacific Basin Institute in 1992. Contents include correspondence, production and research files, licensing and rights documents, photographs, and...
The Pacific Clinics records consists of annual reports, financial statements, correspondence, program and grant proposals, administrative and organizational records, 1942-1997 (bulk 1960s-1990s), documenting the growth of the clinic's services.
Includes letters addressed to Peter Gulbrandsen and Howard Brinton; completed questionnaires regarding proposed organization and summary of replies; lists of potential members. Also also includes meeting minutes and manuscripts on Quakerism.
Proceedings of the 10th-13th annual meetings.
Typescript correspondence from the Secretary of the Pacific Borax Company (signature is illegible) to J. Henry Strachan, the superintendant of the Teel's Marsh borax mine in Nevada. Nine of the letters are written on letterhead stationery of the Pacific Coast...
The Pacific Coast Committee on American Principles and Fair Play Records date from 1940 to 1951, and relate to the evacuation, internment, and relocation of Japanese-Americans during World War II. The collection consists of a variety of materials, including correspondence,...
The Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies Collection (1984-2010; undated) contains five boxes and 1.88 linear ft. of material donated by Dr. Erika Verba, Dr. Irene Vasquez, and belonging to the Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies. The...
Contains examples of daily diaries distributed by various booksellers and stationers on the West coast, including A.L. Bancroft & Company.
The Pacific Coast League was formed in 1903 and consisted of baseball teams in California, Oregon, and Washington. After major league baseball came to California in 1958 (and after major league games began to be televised), the Pacific Coast League...
The Pacific Coast League was formed in 1903 and consisted of baseball teams in California, Oregon, and Washington. After major league baseball came to California in 1958 (and after major league games began to be televised), the Pacific Coast League...
Carman history in the Los Gatos area, founding Carman's Nursery in 1937; Peninsula nursery history, businesses, impact of World War II; Ed and Jean Carman's nursery since 1946, the role of the family; successful introduction of the kiwi vine from...
Album of 1870's photographs was apparently used as Merritt Hosmer's sketchbook in 1915. Photos show mining and Indians in British Columbia, views along the Columbia River (including Mt. Hood), Portland, the Oregon coast, Yosemite, and San Francisco (including Rincon Hill...
Pacific Coast Ports report (SAFR 17381, HDC 268) was written by Ted Miholovich for a college assignment circa 1936. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Pacific Coast Railway cash book receipts.
v. 1: By-laws, May 1907; v. 2: Minute Book, including copy of articles of incorporation, 1903-1929; v. 3: Journal, 1906-1929; v. 4: Stock ledger and journal, 1907-1929; v. 5: Ledger, 1906-1929; v. 6: Miscellaneous loose material removed from preceding volumes.
Chiefly photographs of ships and shipyards as well as machinery and facilities from the late 1880s to about 1920. Some views are related to the Union Iron Works (machinery manufactured, and two crowd scenes at the 1904 sale of the...
The Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company records (SAFR 15794, HDC 127) is comprised of correspondence, legal records, notebooks, printed material, shipbuilding costs and specifications, pamphlets, notebooks, documents from the American Society of Naval Architects and marine Engineers, and oversize ship plans...
When the Pacific Steamship Company went out of business in 1936, the surviving records of the company were offered to The Claremont Colleges if someone would go to Seattle to sort the papers and select what was to be kept....
Receipts for cargo shipped out of San Francisco for Portland from various individuals or firms including the following: P.C. Dart, John S. Kinkel, Giant Powder Co., Souther & Co., R. Patrick & Co., C.K. Hawkes, Pacific Rolling Mill Co., L.H....
The collection consists of business documents and other printed materials of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, a San Francisco-based passenger and freight company founded in 1882, as well as items pertaining to S. T. Johnson, the company’s San Diego agent.
Photographs of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange in Los Angeles, Calif., depicting the introduciton of new International Rectifier ticker machines and that company's stock certificate. Also depicts facilities of the curb trading room.
This album documents 1909 train trip from the Midwest to California.
The photo album contains 89 photographs detailing construction progress of the Shasta Dam by Pacific Constructors, Inc.
The advertising archive offers essential visual and primary documentation of the Pacific Cooperative Poultry Producers (PCPP) and Pacific Egg Producers (PEP) cooperative which drew upon at least 50,000 family poultry farmers and egg producers across the Pacific Northwest and California.
Consists of office files from two collaborating organizations serving U.S. military service personnel primarily in the Bay Area and Asia during and after the Vietnam War. Includes organizational history, correspondence and reports from projects and offices in Asia and West...
Photographs depict trains, trainyards and stations of various railroad companies, especially Pacific Electric Railway and Central Pacific Railroad. Other companies include Atlanta and West Point Railroad (in view of roundhouse in Atlanta, Ga. showing evidence of city's devastation during U.S....
Collection of 875 unmounted photographs (including duplicates) of motor coaches and railroad passenger cars in operation between 1927 and 1950 on routes of the Pacific Electric Railway Company and related bus and train systems of Los Angeles, California, and environs.
The collection consists of 3396 black and white photographs (many with corresponding original and copy negatives), 116 unprinted glass plate negatives, memos, correspondence, press releases, and notes related to the Pacific Electric Railway, ca. 1870s-1950s. The collection provides a comprehensive...
The Pacific Electric Railway Company, established by Henry Huntington, connected cities across the Los Angeles metropolitan area. The records in this collection consist of information about rules and regulations governing employees, timetables and vehicle information, financial, operation, and service reports,...
Includes operating agreements, executive committee resolutions, and accounting records for Pacific Electric Railway of 1901 and Pacific Electric Railway of 1911.
This album contains images of Pacific Electric interurban cars in operation on various lines and in various yards awaiting assignment.
Pacific Far East Line, Inc. records (SAFR 18803, HDC 462) contains correspondence, records and plans relating to the building of C-8 container ships for Pacific Far East Line for the years 1967 to 1976. This collection has been processed and...
Invoice for shipment of one case of merchandise from New York to San Francisco via the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, 1871; receipt, 1872.
The Pacific Film Archive was conceived as an American version of the Cinematheque Francaise in Paris—a center committed not only to exhibiting films under the best possible conditions, but also to increasing the understanding, appreciation, and preservation of cinema through...
This collection includes 7,396 Pacific Fruit Express Company structural and component ice plant and car shop drawings.
A preliminary finding aid has been prepared. The finding aid will be expanded to include unprocessed material. This material has been arranged in the following series:...
Sound recordings and motion picture film of a series of political education programs, featuring campaign presentations by candidates for election to major state political offices in California.
Correspondence and motion pictures concerning the appearances of Edmund G. Brown, Thomas H. Kuchel, Thomas Coakley, Stanley Mosk, Richard M. Nixon, and Richard Richards on the Politics 1962 series sponsored jointly by the P.G. and E. and Pacific Service Employees...
Pacific Gas and Electric Utility Street maps of San Francisco (SAFR 17213, HDC 305) consist of nine items: five are dated 1925 and are street maps on drafting linen and four are dated 1977 and are street wiring diagrams on...
Materials in the collection date from 1927-1940, the bulk falling between the years 1933-1939. Included are correspondence, minutes, drafts, reports, statistics, bills, receipts, contracts, clippings, press releases, various lists, organizational papers, announcements, memos, printed brochures, legal papers, itineraries, notes, photos,...
This collection contains records from the Pacific Grove Church of Christ, which met from 1943-2021 in Pacific Grove, California. The records date from 1951-2017 and primarily include administrative records, sermon notes, event records, weekly bulletins, and several books.
The collection consists of by-laws and a constitution, annual reports, and copy of a history of the organization. It also includes a bound volume of the "Fair Journal" (1876), which the organization published in conjunction with their fund raising activities...
Contains W. George Walters correspondence, editorial correspondence, letters from subscribers, board of directors minutes, financial records, reports, promotional material.
This is a single item collection constituted by the Pacific Improvement Co. payroll book for 1883. The book does not duplicate any information in the related Pacific Improvement Co. Collections (JL001 and JL017). The ledger shows the actual rates of...
Views of the Monterey Peninsula, including the 17 Mile Drive, Pacific Grove, and the Pebble Beach Lodge, including the interior of the lodge. Many views with automobiles, and people dressed for excursion. Two fishing scenes.
Contains business records of the Pacific Improvement Company and its subsidiaries. Includes business and legal documents, correspondence, reports, minutes, deeds, annual reports, maps, and blueprints. Contains materials related to the Monterey Peninsula and its development. Business areas covered include land...
The collection is made up of approximately fifty percent loose material and fifty percent bound volumes (percentage estimated in shelf space). The loose material consists of documents, both routine business and legal, correspondence, reports, minutes, various types of financial business,...
Hoisting works for deep mines -- wire rope tramway dumping rig -- roasting and lixiviating mill -- copper smelting plant.
The Pacific Island Communities Collection consists of pamphlets and booklets that were published for the Pacific Islander Festival in Los Angeles, as well as some other events amongst the Pacific Islander community. The City of Los Angeles, Cultural Affairs Department...
Relates to the condition of American prisoners of war held in Japanese prison camps during World War II. Includes issues of the Pacific Island Employees Foundation Bulletin, 1942-1945, and a few issues of the Pac-POW Bulletin, 1945-1947.
130 black and white and sepia-toned photographs taken during a tour of New Zealand, Polynesia, New Hebrides (Vanuatu), New Caledonia, and Australia, with captions in French. Includes native villagers in natural costume (fishing, weaving, tattooing), volcanic regions, missions and villages,...
A Pacific Legacy slide show, December 11, 1991, (SAFR 23341, P92-105) is comprised of slides of photographs in the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park collection, created by the Park's Photo Lab for an exhibit coinciding with the publication of...
Materials consist of publications, notes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, minute meetings, photographs, slides and related ephemera....
Fragmentary records documenting operations of the company in Nevada Co. and later in Humboldt Co.
Title supplied by cataloger.
This collection is the statement of all tickets issued via the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for the San Francisco Overland route, dating from December 1905-December 1913.
Broadside, 1874, re the side-wheel steamship Senator, traveling to Santa Barbara, San Pedro, and San Diego. Reprinted by the Los Angeles Corral of "The Westerners," ca. 1948. [Oversize boxed].
The collection consists of the business records of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, dating from 1851-1929. The collection also contains some records of the Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company.
Journal (Jan. 14-Feb. 4, 1883) kept by an agent of the Company, covering part of a trip to collect data concerning business possibilities along the Gulf of Mexico; written aboard the Colima and the Sonora in the Bay of Mazatlan...
From William H. Aspinwall and Samuel W. Comstock; relating to Robinson's service as agent for the company on the California coast.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company record (SAFR 14301, HDC 93) contains a six page letter dated September 29,1874 and envelope. Letter is addressed to Robert Kelly Palache from the agents of Taylor & Cox regarding Palache's application for the position of...
Contents: Ledger, 1878-1880, of accounts of personnel on various ships; bills for the steamship Constitution, and miscellaneous papers.
The collection consists of fifteen (15) spiral notebooks documenting references to the Pacific Mail Steamship company in newspapers from 1848 to 1916.
from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;
Receipts, payrolls, accounts, and other records for various mills operated by the company, including Bacon, Brunswick, California Mill, Eagle Salt Works, Hoosier State Mill Co., Kelsey, Mariposa, Morgan, Nevada Mill, North End, Occidental, Omega, Ophir, Trench and Woodworth mills.
Pacific Mill and Mining Company, Omega mill, voucher for payment ($326.79) to Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company for transport of various items between San Francisco and Virginia, Nevada.
Leases, sales agreements, notices of assignment, etc.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company was founded in 1868 Initially the company offered life and endowment policies and began investing in community improvements. In 1885, the company began offering accident insurance, and in March 1906 it consolidated with Los...
The collection consists of maps, photographs, and descriptive text on various buildings in Orange County, California, primarily public institutions. The Pacific National Fire Insurance Company in Santa Ana, California produced these records between 1942 and 1951 for insurance purposes. The...
Records and photographs of San Jose's Pacific Neighbors Sister City Program, primarily related to activities with sister cities Okayama, Japan, and San Jose, Costa Rica.
Organizational and legal records of the Pacific Palisades Property Owners Association (PPPOA), including maps, drawings, plans, photographs, and audio recordings that were created and/or collected by its directors. The documents collected by PPPOA are from various sources, including Los Angeles...
The records consist primarily of black-and-white photographs created by members of the Pacific Photo Club, an organization of amateur photographers active during the first three decades of the 20th century. The collection was accumulated by George R. Bunn, a member,...
This collection consists primarily of scripts for radio and television shows and for television commercials (approximately 90 volumes) including "Dealer in Dreams" (radio, 1940-1941), "Murder is My Hobby" (radio, 1945), and "Queen for a Day" (television, 1952-1953). There are also...
Records documenting the activities of the Pacific Pride Foundation of Santa Barbara, California, the bulk of these dating from 1991-2015. Materials include office files and correspondence, loose photographs and photograph albums, clippings, publications, posters, ephemera, and moving image materials.
The Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m) copy negatives, 1935-1941, (SAFR 24651, P15-024) are comprised of photographs of PACIFIC QUEEN in San Francisco and San Diego, California. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for...
The Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m) document collection (SAFR 17646, HDC 385) contains a reproduced scrapbook which contains mostly newspaper clippings and some correspondence. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m) logbooks and Star of Alaska (built 1886; ship, 3m) documents includes several donations from Rose Kissinger, former owner of the PACIFIC QUEEN. The PACIFIC QUEEN items are three logbooks including one visitors logbook. The...
The Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m) photograph, 1933-1954, (SAFR 24663, P16-005) is comprised of a photograph of PACIFIC QUEEN under sail. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for use.
Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m) records (SAFR 17383, HDC 271) contains copies of items originally housed in two folders: Pacific Queen - General and Pacific Queen - Status Reports. These items include letters, news articles and reports dating from...
The Pacific Queen scrapbooks (SAFR 21354, HDC1295) were compiled by Rose Kissinger. They document more than 20 years of history of one of the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park's premier exhibits, the BALCLUTHA. The BALCLUTHA is one of the...
Financial records of the Pacific Railway and Navigation Company records.
The Pacific Regional Humanities Center (PRHC) was an initiative funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) in 2002 and overseen by the UC Davis Humanities Institute. The PRHC emphasized the study of "place." This small collection contains DVDs...
Invoices to the Central Pacific Railroad, including one dated July 26, 1869 to the Central Pacific Railroad for back and forward locomotive driving axles and rocker shafts.
The Pacific Rural Press Company was the San Francisco, California-based publisher of the . The collection contains one volume of stock certificates for the Pacific Rural Press Company.
The Pacific Ship Model Society records (SAFR 17241, HDC 324) includes correspondence, membership lists, meeting minutes (1925-1949), receipts, brochures, clippings, contracts, a copybook of H.M. Kebby, a yachting scrapbook of newspaper clippings and scrapbooks of freighter charter contracts (1900-1921). The...
Pacific Ship Repair Company Berthing logbook and Berth application for Vessel George Handley (SAFR 17189, HDC 296) are connected by vessel and date. The GEORGE HANDLEY is listed in the logbook on page 29. Dates for this entry correspond to...
Letters, reminiscences, interviews, and term papers on Western American history written for and collected by Mary Sheldon Barnes along with her students and fellow faculty, 1892-1896. Includes manuscripts of William B. Ide and others on the Bear Flag Revolt; a...
Manuscripts, documents, transcriptions, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other ephemera related to the history of the American West.
The first series of scrapbooks was created by mayor (and future governor) Washington Bartlett, containing articles pertaining to political and civic issues in San Francisco and California from 1855 to 1886, as well as some notes and memoranda chronicling his...
Photographs document a train trip through many western locations, including: the Rocky Mountains, Utah, California, Oregon, Yellowstone National Park, Alaska, Canada, Minnesota, and Ohio. Alaska views include Indians.
The collection begins with records from 1929 when Emory Bogardus, Ph.D. of the University of Southern California founded the Pacific Sociological Association (PSA) and ends in 2008 upon the retirement of PSA Chief Executive Officer, Dean S. Dorn, Ph.D., of...
The collection contains 57 cubic feet of material and spans the airline’s entire operating history. The collection includes historical and biographical records, corporate papers, operations and training material, photos, brochures, magazines, newspaper clippings, advertisements, and various pieces of ephemera relating...
A photograph album compiled by a flight attendant working for Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) in the 1970s. The photographs are uncaptioned but some feature the year and month in the negative: October through December of 1973. The woman, who is...
The collection principally comprises recordings produced from 2008 through 2012 as part of the project. Project participants, including the Getty itself, conducted an extensive series of oral histories with many of Los Angeles' key artists, filmmakers, curators, collectors, and critics,...
Originals in: the Company's possession in Liverpool.
Contains family photos (babies, toys, pets, etc.); and family scenes in San Francisco including picnics, interior scenes, and other snapshots. Also scenes of whaling ships in the Arctic Sea, some nature scenes and outdoor activities. Includes photographs of Artic Oil...
Pacific Steam Whaling Company scrapbook (SAFR 286, HDC 494) contains examples of company tickets, stationary, labels, notices, and shipping order forms from 1900. The last section of the scrapbook is a list of the cost of the company stationary. The...
Pacific Steam Whaling invoice book (SAFR 17564, HDC 375) consists of a paste-up book of invoices from the Nushagak Cannery in 1901. The invoices are mostly for operating supplies. "Volume 19 " is written on the spine of the volume....
Account book, removed from W.A. Carter Papers, "of all Expences on Repairs of Line west of Laramie. D.T.," October, 1865-April, 1866.
Copies of letters, orders and related material, kept chiefly by I.C. Cassasa, division accountant.
121 8x10 inch photographs formerly bound in two binders, depicting facilities, equipment, staff, and operations of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, chiefly in San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley. Offices, staff lounges, switchboards and operators, machine shops, cable and cable-laying...
This film profiles several scholars as they debate in seminars, get together at social events, and travel on field trips.
Relates to the theme of "The German Search for Role and Identity," including consideration of political, social and economic aspects of both East and West Germany.
Documents on Pacifica Foundation, with emphasis on KPFA-FM in Berkeley, California. Primarily printed articles about KPFA, programming schedules, information fliers and other publicity materials. Some of the material is in the form of photocopies, and most have been annotated by...
This collection is comprised of folios from Pacifica Radio stations KPFA, KPFK, WBAI, KPFT, and WPFW, ranging in date from 1949 to 1987, as well as a small number of Pacifica administrative files and promotional pamphlets.
Volume contains photocopies of papers selected from KPFA, Berkeley, files, by Vera S. Hopkins, retired staff member, to document the founding, development and problems of listener sponsored radio, 1946-1984. Emphasis on early history and on KPFA. Table of contents included....
A collection of 100 issues of , a four-page newsletter published at Conscientious Objector (CO) Camp Number 76 in Glendora, California. A group of men, referring to themselves as "Pacifica Associates of Glendora" started the "independent weekly pacifist publication" during...
The Pacific-Inter Club Yacht Association member photographs, circa 1958 and in 1969, (SAFR 24816, P16-010) are comprised of photographs of Pacific-Inter Club Yacht Association officers, directors, and other members. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is...
The Pacifico (freighter) records (SAFR 14281, HDC 73) consist of correspondence, an agreement, a bond payment received by John Leale, and court papers dating 1921 to 1922 and 1924. The records include claims for service performed by D. Dorward, Jr....
Collection consists of mimeographed and printed newsletters, journal issues, brochures, programs, announcements, correspondence, meeting minutes, and ephemera....
Paciolan Systems, Inc. began as a small computer software development company specializing in ticketing for college athletics. In its past four decades of history, the company grew, developed, and merged with other companies-- and now is once again known as...
The collection consists of Dr. Frank Pack's daily planners, grade books, correspondence, notes, and sermons from 1933 to 1990. The lifelong preacher spent the majority of his career at David Lipscomb College, Pepperdine College, and Abilene Christian College. He also...
In the late 1940s and early 50s, physicist Martin Packard made significant contributions to the emerging field of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology at Stanford University. Packard was later employed by Varian Associates, where he became head of the analytical...
Collection of family pictures includes family portraits, school pictures of Packard grandchildren, etc. One portrait, which includes Emma Lou Packard, is captioned "four generations of Packards."
The collection is organized into nine series: Correspondence; Projects; Projects, post-retirement; Writings, manuscripts; Writings, printed; Newspaper clippings and press; Personalia; Emma Lou (Leonard) Packard papers; and Other family papers. The correspondence includes both outgoing and incoming letters. Outgoing correspondence is...
Letters exchanged between members of the Packard family and members of the Markar Gouzigian family, and letters from others received by both families, relating to the immigration of Armenian refugees to the United States. Includes letters from an Armenian serving...
Writings, correspondence, notes, interview transcripts and sound recordings, and printed matter, relating to economic development and dependency theory, American foreign aid, and political and economic development in Brazil.
The papers primarily contain correspondence, but also include articles, drafts, conference materials, financial records, and administrative files. Subjects include Packer's academic career at Yale and Stanford; his research and writing on the Alger Hiss trial; the government witness project undertaken...
The Packer Motor Company Records represent the activities of one of the first automobile dealerships in Glendale, California. Selling Studebaker cars and trucks, the dealership’s main location was on Brand Boulevard in Glendale, expanding to other locations in Eagle Rock...
The Nancy Packer Collection consists of two sets of recordings: an interview with Herbert Packer, and lectures by Leon Lipson. Both were taped at Stanford University in 1969.
Collection contains notes from interviews with various Stanford professors and administrators pertaining largely to the academic history of Stanford post World War II and her unpublished typescript article on Stanford’s history.
The John Packes Newsletters to Thomas Wood are a collection of letters written by John Packes, who was the business partner and London agent to Thomas Wood, concerning the East India Company and other business matters, dated from 1642 to...
From L. Lubinsky Manuscripts;
Five printed color packing labels for lemons packed by the Limoneira Co. of Santa Paula, California. Gift of Sally Weimer, 6 July 1989. Alpha list.
Five printed color packing labels for lemons packed by companies in Santa Barbara County, California. Purchase, Gaylord's Mercantile, Old Sacramento shop, ca. 2005. Alpha list.
Three field workers pack stacks of pineapples into crates as a supervisor looks on. An elevated plank walk or irrigation flume cuts across the field. The view of San Francisco's Palace Hotel court is taken from the corner of the...
Ana Bégué de Packman (1882-1973) served as Secretary of the Historical Society of Southern California from the 1930s through the 1950s. The collection consists of Packman's photographs, newspaper articles, manuscripts, genealogies, maps, ephemera, and correspondence pertaining to the history of...
In 1978, a social service agency, Pacoima Revitalization, Inc. (PRI) was created by Los Angeles City Councilman Bob Ronka as a non-profit public corporation to help revitalize the City of Pacoima, California. The Pacoima Revitalization, Inc. Collection documents the organization's...
The Pactolus (bark) logbook (SAFR 16500, HDC 222) records 1908 weather, climate, course and remarks on incidents and activities for a number of voyages between San Francisco and Port Townsend while involved in the lumber trade. The volume also includes...
The Paden papers consist of notes, research materials, and portions of the drafts of her three books. They are contained in seven manuscript boxes (3 linear ft.), the first four of which contain 18 ringbinders of notes, quotations, and transcripts...
Relates to activities of Ignace Paderewski from 1910 to 1920, Poland during World War I, and the Paris Peace Conference and establishment of Polish independence.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, clippings, printed matter, and photographs relating primarily to the establishment of an independent Polish state, the Paris Peace Conference, Polish politics in the interwar period, the occupation of Poland during World War II, and the musical...
Reports, correspondence, press releases, financial records, printed matter, and photographs, relating to relief activities carried on by the Fund and by the Paderewski Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Ron Padgett (1942- ) was a poetry workshop instructor at St. Mark's-in-the-Bowery, New York City (1968-69), poet in various New York City Poets in the Schools programs (1969-76), writer in the community, South Carolina Arts Commission (1976-78), director of St....
Amado Padilla is a professor of psychology who studies Hispanic American bilingualism and mental health. The collection contains correspondence, personal and professional papers, and material from Padilla's work with the Spanish Speaking Mental Health Research Center, National Center for Bilingual...
Views include many of the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906; Lake Tahoe and vicinity; industry, oil terminals, and rail yards in Richmond, Calif. Also included are: the Emanuel Sisterhood, California Missions, Yosemite, redwoods, sequoias and "McEwan's Tract", San...
Materials consist of photographs, correspondence, meeting minutees, and personal notes from Padilla's tenure as a civil rights activist in the Monterey Bay Area. Includes Padilla's records and founding documentation as the founder of the local LULAC chapter, as well as...
Pedro “Pete” Padilla was known as the dean of photography in his hometown of Calexico. At the end of World War Two her served under Douglas MacArthur in Japan, working in counterintelligence.
Glenn Padnick was one of the founders of Castle Rock Entertainment. During his career Padnick oversaw the activities of many television shows, but may be best known for his work on the television program, The collection consists of script files,...
Census tables and reports for Valle de la Ciénega de los Olivos, 1786; for the Corps of Dragoons in the jurisdiction of Chihuahua, 1787; for the parish of San Francisco Javier de Satebó and the mission of Santiago de Bobonoyaba,...
Materials cataloging the land development and construction of the Padua Hills enclave in Claremont, California.
Martha Padve was involved in the Southern California art community as a trustee of the Pasadena Art Museum (1967-74), co-chairman for the building fund for the Norton Simon Museum of Art (1968-70), chairman of the Pasadena Planning Commission (1973-81), developer...
This collection comprises the personal papers of Martha Padve, a former resident of Crystal Cove, California and member of the Crystal Cove Residents' Association Executive Committee. The collection includes correspondence, reports and proposals, leases, financial records, newsletters, memoranda, clippings, photographs,...
This collection consists of two binders and thirteen film reels of material related to the Planetary Atmosphere Experiments Test (PAET) Project. The first binder, which was compiled by PAET Project Manager David E. Reese, primarily contains logistical documents for the...
Chiefly carbon copies of letters sent. A few letters received, reports and organizational papers included.
The collection includes manuscripts and correspondence documenting the publication of the book "Against Sadomasochism" and materials relating to the conflicts among collective members of A Woman's Place Bookstore which ultimately led to the lock-out of four members in 1982.
This collection contains portrait and group photographs of faculty from the University of California, Riverside and Citrus Experiment Station collected by Albert L. Page, an emeritus professor of environmental science and alumnus from the University of California, Riverside.
The collection consists of materials related to the career and research of Albert L. Page, an emeritus professor of environmental science at the University of California, Riverside. The bulk of materials consist of reprints and reports collected by Page related...
The Arthur R. Page collection includes photographs, baseball programs, and newspaper clippings documenting the baseball and military career of Arthur R. Page, one of the first African American baseball players to play on integrated baseball clubs in the United States...
Includes notices of protest for non-payment of notes, signed by H.H. Haight, E.V. Joice and Frank Turk, 1851-1855; draft and renewal of partnership, 1854-1855; power of attorney from Charles Dana; power of attorney to David Hoadley; judgment in case Stanford...
Includes early checks, bills of exchange and deposit receipts, mainly from their San Francisco office.
Typescript report on mineral, water, and oil resources on Stanford land by Benjamin M. Page, Stanley N. Davis, Frank W. Atchley, L. Trowbridge Grose, John W. Harbaugh, and Charles F. Park, Jr.; with related correspondence of Park and university president...
Papers include correspondence, minutes, budgets, class notes, course files, student papers, reports, maps, and research files and pertain to his activities as professor, department administrator, and scientist. Some papers relate to his work with the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards...
This collection contains one greeting card signed by several servicemen to Carol Page during the Afghanistan War.
Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, and miscellanea, relating to the work of the U.S. Shipping Board in regulating shipping rates and practices, allocation of ships, recruitment of seamen, and claims for insurance. Includes correspondence with Edward N. Hurley and Joseph...
Donald William Page, born in on October 12, 1884, spent much of his career in Mexico, Ecuador, Spain, Portugal, and other countries. During World War I, he served as a captain in the United States Army Corps of Engineers and...
The papers relating to Albert Abrams, M.D. include correspondence, photographs, pamphlets, manuscript drafts, original envelopes of Albert Abrams' diagnoses, photocopies of draft manuscript House of Miracles, fictionalized biography of Albert Abrams, M.D. by Dr. Page. Gift of Dr. Page, received...
Relates to the death of Lord Horatio Herbert Kitchener, British general and secretary of state for war. Clippings from British newspapers and periodicals.
Collection documenting the history of the Early Republic (United States), Civil War, and early California politics (Henry Harrison Markham, former governor and senator, California, 1885-1895). Materials include diaries, documents, newspaper clippings, publications, manuscripts, and Civil War medals....
This collection gathers the papers of James O. Page, the "father of modern EMS" which span nearly a half century of active service in the fire and Emergency Medical Services fields. The material is separated into two main bodies: Page’s...
Two holograph letters written to his wife regarding camp life and requesting that she write about how the crops are doing.
Writings, printed matter, correspondence, clippings, and photocopies of United States Department of State documents released under the Freedom of Information Act, relating to Juan Perón, the Peronist political movement in Argentina, and relations between the United States and Argentina.
Correspondence, committee meeting minutes, news clippings, flyers, photographs, blue prints, and publications....
Video and sound recordings of the Page Mothers Conference, a meeting on innovative writing by American women organized by Fanny Howe and Rae Armantrout in 1999 at UC San Diego.
Nineteen panoramic photographs, taken by Nina A. Page in 1902, using a Kodak Panoram No. 4 camera. Six photographs depict Bonnie Brae Street, Los Angeles; the rest depict Mount Lowe Observatory, Los Angeles; Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles; Santa Monica; the...
A collection of approximately 425 incoming and outgoing letters and invoices documents the business activities of the Page Seed Company, founded in 1896 by Erford Lydell Page and Cornelia Page in Greene, Chenango County, New York. Letterheads on outgoing letters...
Interview transcript, personnel records, and photographs, relating to the Israeli naval and air attack on the American naval intelligence ship Liberty on 8 June 1967.
Copies of orders and court martial records, written at various headquarters points, principally Mexico and the mouth of the Rio Grande in Texas. Signed by 2nd Lieut. Daniel M. Beltzhoover.
Records of payments signed by various individuals.
The Paget-Fredericks Dance Collection contains roughly 2,000 original drawings, paintings, photographs and pieces of memorabilia that date from approximately 1913-1945.
Chiefly pen and ink illustrations for children's stories by Paget-Fredericks, along with ephemera, annotations, and typed notes with biographical information and quotations from reviews of the artist's work. Also includes a printed promotional poster for the San Francisco Players' Guild's...
The Joseph Rous Paget-Fredericks Papers consist primarily of materials relating to his extensive involvement in the art and dance world of the 1920s and 1930s. Although the collection extends from 1893-1963, the bulk of materials date from 1924 to 1962,...
The Pai Ch'ung-hsi 白崇禧 papers include diaries, writings, correspondence, notes, DVDs, photographs, and a videotape relating to the Sino-Japanese War and the Chinese Civil War.
The collection encompasses an extensive assortment of printed works, literary manuscripts and other material relating to the novels, plays, short stories, and films adapted from the work of UCSB Professor Emeritus Hsien-yung Pai (Kenneth Pai).
Edward Paik was a Korean American food service equipment sales supervisor, Kitchen Specialist, and U.S. Air Force Surplus Property Disposal Specialist. This collection comprises primarily photographs and printed materials created and collected by Edward Paik. It also contains ephemera in...
The Irvin Paik papers include correspondence, article typescripts, subject files, scripts, photographs, news clippings, slides, and audiotapes created by television and film editor Irvin Paik during a period (early 1970s) when he was actively involved in several organizations (East-West Players,...
Writings, correspondence, interview sound recordings and transcripts, notes, photocopies of government and other documents, and printed matter relating to political, social and economic conditions in France in the inter-war period, during World War II, and in the post-war period, and...
The collection contains the following: [Low back pain (LBP) guideline], ca. 1996; [Pain patient examination and consultation forms], ca. 1996; Fourth annual comprehensive review of pain management: 1997 syllabus (New Orleans, 20-23 November 1997) / presented by the American Society...
This collection consists almost entirely of letters addressed to American editor and author Albert Bigelow Paine (1861-1937). The correspondence, with the bulk dating from 1891-1934, provides a picture of the literary and newspaper field of Paine's time. In addition to...
Consists of incoming correspondence from Miriam Patchen, painted books, signed and unsigned books, and miscellany printed ephemera produced by poet-novelist Kenneth Patchen.
The collection contains pamphlets on paint and varnish materials and procedures.
This collection contains four India ink drawings from tracings made of the original pictographs found on the formation known as the Painted Rock (La Piedra Pintada; also called the Carisa Rock), located on the Carrizo Plain in eastern San Luis...
A collection of documents related to the Painter family and the Pasadena Land and Water Company.
Unknown artitist and title, shows boy at door kissing hand of woman, with angry man holding rope, approaching the boy. In-hand as of 8/3/11.
Painting of the sun, painted on wood by an anonymous member of Peoples Temple in Jonestown, Guyana, between 1974 and 1978.
Some photographs show paintings and pastel portraits done by H. Salz. Other views include Salz' home on Clay Street, San Francisco; friends of Salz, family photographs, and photographs of Ralph Stackpole.
Primarily California landscapes and a few portraits. Includes 2 photographs of oil paintings by Pond.
Includes portraits (5 of Joaquin Miller), landscapes, and nature scenes.
Paintings are very colorful, in most cases fully populated, with one or more inhuman, mythical, or imaginary creatures.
Title supplied by cataloger.
The collection consists of newsletters, photographs, scrapbook contents, newspaper clippings, a ceremonial banner, and a banquet cloth. Materials are from both the Birdie Stodel Chapter and the Bay City Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women....
This collection consists of the papers of author Jean Paiva, including manuscript drafts, notes, research, and short stories. Materials in the collection also include literary contracts, earnings statements, and correspondence between Paiva and other authors, editors and literary figures.
Views of the homesteaders, buildings, investors and guests, grounds and surrounding region of the Pajarito Club. Many Native Americans of the region are depicted, as are their cliff dwellings, kivas, adobe buildings and other structures. Depicted in many images is...
Business papers and clippings from the Pajaro Valley Oil Company, 1901-1902.
Correspondence relating to order for locomotive, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Dimond and Company.
Manuscript notes of 80 lectures on obstetrics delivered in Paris by Charles Pajot, beginning in September 1859. Written in black ink in a small, difficult hand, on recto of each leaf; the same hand added several tables and notes, in...
Nasser Pakdaman was an Iranian political exile, writer, human rights activist, intellectual, and founding member of the Iranian Writers' Association. The collection includes Pakdaman's papers, biographical essays and other writing, correspondence, minutes and proclamations from the Iranian Writers' Association, documents...
Photograph album contains 71 black and white photos, captioned in English, by a British serviceman at a hill station in British India, now Pakistan. Images include churches and other buildings, local peoples, a religious festival, livestock, river and scenic views,...
Relates to education in Pakistan.
Alan J. Pakula papers span the years 1950-1998 and encompass approximately 90 linear feet. The collection consists largely of scripts and production material for films produced and directed by Pakula, as well as photographs. The photograph series consists of prints,...
This collection contains 35mm color slides taken by George John Palé from about 1944 to 1965 and document his World War II service in Europe and the Philippines, as well as his postwar family life in Arizona.
Collection consists of material related to career of animator producer director George Pal. Includes correspondence, script materials, photographs, audio recordings, publicity material, clippings, and research and development materials. Contains material representing Pal's produced films, animated shorts, and unproduced projects. Includes...
Photographs of scenes of Pala and other areas of San Diego County, including four panorama photos, possibly taken by a member of a surveying crew around 1914.
Palace Hotel card contains a mounted photoprint of a drawing of the hotel exterior, with letterpress advertising text. The diminutive scale of pedestrians and steet traffic emphasizes the building's size. The carte de visite portrait on verso is of Taliesin...
:1 Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. -- :2 Palace Hotel, San Francisco Cal. (variant with several figures on corner) -- :3 Nob Hill from Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, Cal. (No. 117).
Contains daily schedules and reservations, and employee time sheets. The daily schedules and reservations detail banquets, meetings, weddings, parties and also the first meetings of the United Nations in 1945. Details include menus and seating charts. There are also daily...
This collection contains invoices documenting expenses involved in operating the Palace Stables between 1911 and 1919, a stable operated by George Philip Furhman in San Diego, California.
Views of a trip to Hetch Hetchy, Yosemite, Mono Lake, Mariposa Big Trees and other areas in the Sierra Nevada. Photos depict roadside scenery, men in camps, horses, hiking, etc.
The papers of Mario Palanti (1885-1979) primarily document the planning and construction of the Palacio Salvo in Montevideo, Uruguay, as well as Palanti's dry masonry technique known as
The Marta Palau prints, correspondence, and ephemera consist of a set of screen prints by Marta Palau (1934-2022), correspondence from Palau to Evelyn Vedro, ephemera relating to Palau's works and exhibitions, and a small amount of photographs. The set of...
Relates to the Russian Revolution and Civil War. Memoirs published.
118 large black and white photos of European staff; indigenous personnel; buildings and barracks, including interiors; tankers (loading petroleum, etc.); drilling derricks; cracking installations; pipelines; boats on the Musi River. Several group photos of staff, and children from a local...
Correspondence, reports, and memoranda, relating to Russian refugees in Yugoslavia after the Russian Revolution and Civil War and the Board of the Government Plenipotentiary for the Settlement of Russian Refugees in Yugoslavia
Album contains 244 color postcards, mainly of Palestine, with some additional postcards of Lebanon, Syria, and Egypt. Most descriptive information on the postcards is in German; some also include French and English. Images include sights, scenes and local peoples in...
Relates to the organization and activities of Palestine liberation and resistance movements in the Middle East, 1947-1970. Photocopy.
Collection consists of materials generated from local, national, and international arts organizations collected by Aaron Paley. Materials date from 1980 through 1998 and include information from a variety of organizations. Contains brochures, catalogs, information packets, news clippings, program guides, newsletters,...
Relates to Russian prisoners in German prison camps during World War II, and to the Russkaia Osvoboditel'naia Armiia.
The collection illustrates the history of Pacific Palisades with historical photographs, postcards and other visual records.
Memoirs, entitled Perezhitoe, 1916-1918 (1918), and Zapiski Generala F. Palitsyna (1921), relating to Russian military activities during World War I, and to White Russian military activities during the Russian Civil War.
The collection contains produced and unproduced projects by the screenwriter Rospo Pallenberg.
The Palm Center is a think tank which promotes the study of LGBTQ people in the armed forces. This collection focuses on the Palm Center's role in repealing the Clinton-era "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) policy on LGBTQ servicepeople, allowing...
This collection contains documents, correspondence, publications, press clippings, and other material pertaining to the establishment and growth of the Palm Desert Campus.
This collection contains magazines, newspaper clippings, poems, articles, lanyards, fliers, newsletters, and other material concerning the University of California, Riverside Palm Desert Graduate Center, which was established as a teaching and research center. Mostly contains information on events and studies...
Records of the Palm Haven Tract Association, an organization of early residents in the historic subdivision of Palm Haven on the southern edge of San Jose.
The Architecture and Design Council (ADC) was formed in 2003 and focuses on contemporary issues and innovations in architecture and design. It sponsors an Annual Symposium and Lecture Series which has been videorecorded for historical research purposes. Not all of...
Palm Springs Art Museum was founded in 1938 as the Palm Springs Desert Museum, specializing in Native American artifacts, the natural sciences, and the environment of the surrounding Coachella Valley. The museum moved several times within the downtown Palm Springs...
Collection of materials related to the modern banks and buildings in the core financial district of Palm Springs, California.
This collection contains research material pertaining to German composer and music director Heinrich Marschner, compiled by Allen Dean Palmer during his studies at UCLA. Material includes photographs, printed sheet music, clippings, postcards, and Palmer's completed Masters thesis and PhD dissertation.
Correspondence, contracts, bills and estimates relating to Palmer and McBryde's construction of the Stanford Stadium (1921) and reconstruction of the stadium stands (1925, 1927).
The Bonita Ann Palmer papers includes newsletters, clippings, personnel records, correspondence, reports, ephemera, pamphlets, and pastoral letters from Episcopal churches, in particular the Parsonage in the Castro, which was the first GLBT ministry supported as an Episcopal Diocesan institution.
The Palmer Canyon Deeds Collection includes original documents, agreements, correspondence, receipts, and other administrative materials related to the sale of Palmer Canyon properties between land investor C.S. Phillips and new parcel owners. The land once owned by the Palmer Family...
The Charles Palmer papers span the years 1941-1952 and encompass 1.8 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of script materials for Palmer's feature films and radio programs. There is a small amount of correspondence....
32 letters written to Alice F. (Mrs. John) Daggett of northern California between 1871 and 1924. Includes other correspondence, clippings, pen and ink art originals on paper, "Address to the Citizens of East Quogue, Long Island, New York," and "The...
Edward Palmer (1829-1911) was born in Norfolkshire, England, but became known for his field work in the United States as a field naturalist, ethnobotony, and archaeology of the Southwest and Mexico. This collection of papers includes handwritten manuscripts, research notes,...
The collection contains correspondence and memorabilia of the Palmer Family. The correspondence, written during the mid to late nineteenth century, discusses the Civil War and family matters in Ohio and South Carolina. Transcriptions of most of the letters are also...
Henry Austin Palmer came to California in 1862 and was employed in a banking and assay office in Folsom until 1864, and then spent a year in assaying in Michigan Bluff. He became the first cashier of the Union National...
The Gary Palmer Papers contain paper and video documentation of Men Dancing as well as Gary Palmer Dance Company (GPDC)/San Jose Dance Theatre (SJDT). Gary Palmer (born 1951) is a dancer/choreographer who was active in the San Francisco Bay from...
Jeff Palmer's "Bodyscapes - Studies of the Human Figure in Light & Shadow" exhibit photographs in an As We Are (AWA) sponsored event at the Mondrian Hotel on December 5, 1993. Photographs date from 1989-1993.
William Hogarth was a famous English painter, printmaker, satirist and editorial cartoonist who lived during the early 18 century. The collection consists of 19 prints of engravings by or in the style of Hogarth, including the full series,
Relates to conditions in civilian internment camps in the Japanese-occupied Philippines during World War II. Includes computer disk version.
Relates to conditions in civilian internment camps in the Japanese-occupied Philippines during World War II. Includes computer disk version.
The Maria Palmer papers span the years 1922-1975 and encompass 6 linear feet. The collection relates primarily to Palmer's stage and television career, including biographical material, clippings, contracts, and correspondence. There are also writings by Palmer, including a number of...
In 1935, Palmer was hired as the general sales agent for Griffith Company, which owned much of Lido Isle. Palmer and his associates eventually founded Newport Balboa Savings & Loan Association in 1936 as a means of helping home buyers...
The Palmer Photoplay Corp. synopses span the years 1921-1922 and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection contains synopses generated by the Palmer Story Service....
Correspondence, billheads, invoices, bids, estimates, reports, contracts, receipts, financial accounts, and receipts of Palmer, relating to his construction jobs throughout Calif., both in partnership, primarily as part of Palmer & McBryde and of S.H. Palmer & J.P. Holland, Inc., and...
A collection of material related to naturalist Theodore Sherman Palmer, with special emphais on Death Valley, California, and the Jayhawker Party.
This collection contains 87 card photographs and 3 lantern slides taken between January and September 1891 during a United States Department of Agriculture scientific expedition led by T.S. Palmer from Death Valley, California, to Mt. Whitney to collect flora and...
This collection comprises live sound recordings collected, mastered, or compiled by Walter Palmer, a freelance recording engineer based in San Francisco from 1971 to 1993. The recordings showcase performances by groups such as the Aurora String Quartet, the San Francisco...
This collection consists of documents for the United Verde Copper Company, Clarkdale, Arizona, the Columbia Graphophone Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut, and the Tioga Mining Company, Mono County, California.
Charles Palmerlee was a high school teacher at the Tule Lake War Relocation Authority center in Newell, California, during World War II. This collection contains correspondence, booklets, news clippings, ephemera, and typescript. It also contains images, moving images, a color...
The Peter E. Palmquist Working Photograph Collection contains approximately 5,000 images from Northwest California, especially Humboldt County. 3,700 of these images can be viewed in the Library's Humboldt Room and searched through the Humboldt Room Photograph Collections database. There is...
Peter Palmquist's wide ranging research interests included the Thompson Family, starting with Burtha Thompson's (spelled Bertha in many sources) work as a model for photographer Emma Freeman. Palmquist granted permission to the HSU Library's Special Collections to photocopy items from...
Through an agreement between Yale's Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library and Humboldt State University's Library, 740 images from the Peter Palmquist Collection at the Beinecke were digitized there and then cataloged at the HSU Library. Some highlights of this...
Over 300 glass plate negatives with views of Palo Alto, Stanford University, and various locations in California and the West Coast.
The Palo Alto Church of Christ met in Palo Alto, California from 1961-2017. This collection contains financial and various church records, materials from the church's 25th and 50th anniversary celebrations, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and photos.
Time record notebook for employees on Palo Alto Ranch, maintained by J. C. Conway. Includes records for named employees and the hours spent on specific Quad construction jobs during March 1892.
Images in this collection include Stock Farm horses Electioneer and Lady Russel; Leland Stanford, Jr., with the horse Cheatano, 1882; trainers and grooms at the Stock Farm, 1881 and 1884; two trotters racing; and the Wooster home on campus. Other...
Records of Leland Stanford's Santa Clara county property, the Palo Alto Stock Farm (devoted to the breeding and training of trotting horses) and Tehama County property, the Vina Ranch (primarily a vineyard and winery with some horse breeding facilities.) Includes...
The orginal collection consists of two parts. The first pertains to Stanford's acquisition of Palo Alto's share of the hospital and includes correspondence, legal documents, financial reports, and floor plans, 1951-1966. The second part consists of scrapbooks and clippings, 1938-1960,...
The collection consists of one 16mm reel of microfilm containing meeting minutes, correspondence, press releases, and clippings....
A collection of films showing the construction and operation of the 200-inch Hale Telescope at Palomar Observatory, Palomar Mountain, California. This instrument was the world's largest effective telescope for 45 years (1948-1993). The collection includes footage of the transportation, grinding...
Interior and exterior views of Palomar Observatory and telescope, including an aerial view of the region.
Sent with copy of his book, Los Cristeros del Volcán de Colima. Refers to the visit of the Kennedys to Mexico, and discusses the problems of the church in Mexico, and U.S. policies in regard to these problems. With this:...
The contents of the Ernesto R. Palomino Papers reflect the development of a Chicano artist from his 1950s era beginnings as a Mexican American youth through his active participation in the Chicano cultural movement of the 1970s and 1980s. The...
Collection includes newsletters, clippings, printed material and ephemera.
Collection includes issues of a newsletter providing information on the early development of the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Collection of scrapbooks, photographs and administrative records of the Palos Verdes College.
Collection includes exhibition catalogs, meeting minutes and agendas.
Collection of newsletters, yearbooks, plans and redesigns for the golf course and hole #4, correspondence, and sales reports.
Collection of correspondence, reports, legal contracts, photographs, pamphlets, brochures, newsletters, reading lists, and programming files of the Palos Verdes Library District from its founding in 1926 through the 1990s.
Palos Verdes Library District's photograph collection includes images of historical interest to the Palos Verdes Peninsula and surrounding Los Angeles County area. Images document schools, churches, lighthouses, residential, and public buildings. Famous locations include Wayfarer's Chapel, La Venta Inn, Marine...
Collection of clippings from area papers and magazines documenting the Peninsula Center Library expansion in the 1990s, tenure of District Director Linda Elliott and the effects of a state-wide budget crisis on PVLD operations, staff and Board of Trustees.
Includes multiple listing services books and reports for properties on the Palos Verdes Peninsula and select areas of the South Bay area.
The Palos Verdes Peninsula Coordinating Council collection documents the activities of the Palos Verdes Coordinating Committee, later renamed the Palos Verdes Peninsula Coordinating Council. The organization is made up of representatives from area organizations, agencies and interested citizens. The materials...
Collection includes once yearly tabloid supplements and special editions published by the Palos Verdes Peninsula News.
Collection includes subject files and publications of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Oceanographic Society.
The collection includes administrative records, scrapbooks and photographs of the Palos Verdes Woman's Club and documents the philanthropic and social activities of the Club.
The papers of photographer and art historian Blair Paltridge contain negatives, study slides, audio interviews, and exhibit catalogs pertaining to his research on Mexican and Latin American art.
Reports, studies, statistics, minutes, agenda, charts, correspondence, and memoranda, relating to law enforcement and administration of criminal justice in California during the gubernatorial administration of Ronald Reagan (1967-1974).
The collection consists mostly of examples of Pam Levinson's graphic design work. There are also some materials related to her graphic design business, photographs and slides, sympathy letters, invitations, and awards.
Includes field notes, course notes, unpublished papers, index cards, and audio tapes, as well as annotated articles on ethnicity, social change, social theory, phonology, and linguistics in South and Central America, and Israel's master's thesis on Uspantán, Guatemala, and her...
Personal letters from Gregory and Platt family members providing numerous details on family members and friends. Arranged chronologically. Handwritten letters (24), essays (2), with typewritten transcripts [some original letters missing] includes a photocopy photograph of Pamela Platt Gregory with handwritten...
Contains information on publicity for the disabled including guidelines, publicity packets and clippings. Subjects include education on understanding handicaps and the disabled in the Arts.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Pamphlets and brochures on selected Monterey Peninsula organizations and topics.
Collection consists of hundreds of pamphlet maps of various places around the world.
Desaive. De l'organisation de l'agriculture en Belgique.--Kickx, J. Description d'une nouvelle espèce fluviatile du genre mytilus.--Fournier de Saint-Martin. Du tableau historique ... des Pays-Bas.--Substances.--Mareska, J. Travail et condition physique ... des ouvriers ... à Gand.--Cendre fertilisante.--Barton, John. Géographie des plantes.--Muller,...
Desaive. De l'organisation de l'agriculture en Belgique.--Kickx, J. Description d'une nouvelle espèce fluviatile du genre mytilus.--Fournier de Saint-Martin. Du tableau historique ... des Pays-Bas.--Substances.--Mareska, J. Travail et condition physique ... des ouvriers ... à Gand.--Cendre fertilisante.--Barton, John. Géographie des plantes.--Muller,...
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Pan American Airways, one of the largest international airlines in the US, operated from 1927-1991, and pioneered several features of modern air travel. Founded in 1927, when the US post office requested bids on a contract to deliver mail from...
Scrapbooks contain photogravure and/or rotogravure pictures, some ticket stubs and programs from the Exposition.
This collection contains materials related to the Pan American League of San Diego and its administrative processes from founding in 1936 through 1981.
The papers of the Pan American Society (1928-1965) consist of correspondence, financial and membership records, publicity, photographs, educational materials and memorabilia....
Minutes of meetings, memoranda, declarations, and press releases relating to interruption of South American commerce by belligerents during World War I.
The Hyleigh Pan collection of digital photos of Lao ephemera is a collection of 107 digital photos taken by Hyleigh Pan of Lao ephemera, most of which was encountered in Kansas. Photos are of news clippings about Laotioan diaspora, postcards...
1 scrapbooks of newspaper articles about ice skating (including USC ice hockey), ice follies, and roller skating events held at the Pan Pacific Auditorium, circa 1938-1940.
Reports, declarations, resolutions, speeches, and leaflets, relating to the Pan-African movement, colonialism, and worldwide diaspora of Africans. Includes printed matter about the congress, collected by Alma Robinson and Charles Ogletree.
31 b/w images, including snapshots of Canal Zone, 1909; unidentified mounted albumen prints of apparently a Southwest town and inhabitants (signs are in English); and two of a boy on horseback.
Photograph album, apparently of a family's 1926 travels, containing 250+ black/white snapshots of various locations - Panama Canal, Texas, New Mexico, Grand Canyon, and Europe. Includes shots of ships and locks (Panama Canal); Elliott family and oil wells (Brady, Texas);...
One black/white panoramic photograph: Cucaracha Slide - Culebra Cut. .01 linear feet (1 folder). Photo deframed 11/25/03. Oversize, map case.
One black/white panoramic photograph of Panama Canal under construction, showing equipment used in excavation. .1 linear feet (1 oversize framed item). Vault.
Eleven black and white photographs, including picture postcards and one stereoview, of Panama Canal construction, hotels, Hospital Ancon, Santa Anna Church, and Cathedral Plaza.
The collection contains 77 picture postcards, most in color with printed captions, ca. 1908-1910. Included are images of Gatun Locks, Culebra Cut, Miraflores Locks, Pedro Miguel Locks, Cristobal, Ancon Hospital, Empire Bridge, Panama City, Naos Island, and the Pacific Coast...
Stereo viewer and 48 accompanying black and white stereo glass slides, with views of the Panama Canal and its environs.
Views of the Panama Canal, various ships in the canal, and nearby Canal Zone locations including Cristóbal, Cartí Island and Colón.
Descript. /Summary (520): Bound photo album dated circa 1912 (per dealer estimate). Note: The Panama Canal Zone was acquired via purchase by the U.S. in 1904 and reverted to the government of Panama in 1999. The Panama Canal construction project...
Title devised by cataloger.
Panama Mail Steamship Company operations receipts, 1933 (SAFR 23142, HDC 1644) is comprised of bills of sale and receipts from suppliers to Grace Line (W. R. Grace & Co.) and its subsidiary, Panama Mail Steamship Company. Most of the reciepts...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Panama newspaper collection (1944-1966) comprises six different Spanish and English-language titles of publication. All of the titles within this...
The Norman Panama papers span the years 1929-1998 (bulk 1945-1986) and encompass 9.9 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of Panama's scripts for many of his productions from the late 1940s through the late 1960s....
Title supplied by cataloger.
Snapshots of the P.P.I.E. grounds, and views of scenery and camp life in Yosemite. Includes photos of a group of young men and women on hikes, in camp, taking photographs, riding a motorcycle, etc.
The Photographs of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition collection contains photographic glass negatives of the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition taken by the Cardinell-Vincent Company, the official photographers of the Exposition.
Chiefly panoramic or birdseye views of the expostion grounds and of crowds or organized groups attending special events or dedicated days of the exposition. Many such days are focused upon organized professional or trade groups or upon visiting individuals....
The Panama Pacific International Exposition Records consist of the official records from the offices of the world's fair held in San Francisco, California in 1915. The bulk of the records range in date from 1911, when San Francisco was officially...
San Francisco hosted the Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915. Officials from the Exposition printed postcards for the tourists who visited the Exposition. Because San Francisco suffered a major earthquake in 1906; and the earthquake destroyed many buildings, the postcards...
Correspondence, includes letter of recommendation from C.E. Stewart, Master Mechanic of the Locomotive Department of the Panama Railroad, dated August 2, 1872, with envelope.
The Panama Stereocard collection consists of thirty-six cards published by Underwood and Underwood featuring scenes in the Republic of Panama from the first decade of the 20th century. Stereograph views were a very popular entertainment medium predating television and film....
The collection contains guidebooks, maps, canal zone publications, and postcard albums relating to Panama from the early 20th century.
This collection contains materials related to the planning and execution of the Panama-California Exposition held in San Diego in 1915-1916.
Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, election campaign literature, bulletins, reports, and studies, relating primarily to political conditions and elections in Panama, the Panama Canal, relations between Panama and the United States, and the American invasion of Panama in 1989.
Photos from the 1915 Pan-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
The Photographs of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition collection contains 31 photographic prints of the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition taken by the Cardinell-Vincent Company, the official photographers of the Exposition.
The Views of the Panama Pacific International Exposition albums contain 462 photographic prints taken by William Hood of the Cardinell-Vincent Company, the official photographers of the Exposition. The albums document in great detail the structures and grounds of the Panama-Pacific...
Small format views, most probably professionally produced.
Drawings principally for the utility systems of the following structures: California Building (Thomas H. Burditt and George W. Kelham); Court of the Four Seasons (Henry Bacon); Festival Hall (Robert D. Farquhar); Fine Arts Building (Bernard R. Maybeck); Horticulture Building (Bakewell...
Negatives depict events, exhibits, buildings and grounds of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco in 1915. Especially noteworthy subjects include automobiles and the airplane shows of stunt pilot Art Smith. Other subjects include guns, deep-sea diving equipment, bicycles,...
Photographs chiefly comprising Panama-Pacific International Exposition preparation and construction views taken in 1913-1914, exposition site views at various stages, exposition officials and dignitaries, photographs of artists’ design drawings for buildings, and crowds attending the 1915 opening and other events.
Subjects include exhibits of Pacific Tank & Pipe Co., Horlick's malted milk, and the Feaster film feed machine; attractions in the Joy Zone; the California Building; a group portrait taken on the grounds of the Japanese Pavilion; and a view...
Views show construction of various buildings used for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, Calif., including the Palace of Machinery, Palace of Horticulture and Palace of Education. Panoramic views show Exposition site during construction with hills of city of...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Revised printed color plan for exposition to be held in Buffalo, May 1 - Nov. 1 , 1901. Found item, provenance unknown. Alpha list. ++ Oversize boxed.
Contains 36 photographs of the Pan-American Exposition, including candid snapshots of the Midway and various concessionaires, street views of the Exposition, and prominent buildings, including the Electric Tower. The photographer is unknown. Also included are two souvenir books: and ,...
Video tributes to UC Davis Professor and Sensory Scientist Rose Marie Pangborn and recordings of Pangborn's lectures for Food Science and Technology 107, Principles of Sensory Evaluation.
Contains publishing contracts, correspondence, manuscripts, reviews, business records, poems, etc.
The Papers of William E. Pannell, 1929-2015 contain personal records related to his time with Thomas Skinner Associates, Inc., Fuller Theological Seminary, and the Obsidian Society. His collection includes articles, sermons, and papers related to race issues and the African...
A photo album created by Private York Panniell (ca. 1925-1987) while serving in Japan during the U.S. Occupation between 1946 and 1947.
Relates to the assassination of the Nazi official R. Heydrich in Prague in 1942, and to the subsequent German investigation. Original memoir written in 1959. Photocopy.
The W. K. H. Panofsky Papers consist of extensive administrative and professional correspondence and memoranda, subject files, minutes and reports, and other materials relating to Dr. Panofsky's responsibilities as Director of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) and as an...
The Panorama City Woman's Club Collection contains financial records, correspondence, and ephemera documenting the philanthropic and social activities of the club in the second half of the 20th century. Panorama City Woman's Club operated in the Sierra-Cahuenga District of the...
A single black-and-white postcard captioned "Panorama (north from Call Building), San Francisco, Cal."
Title supplied by cataloger.
Gift of Mary Keith Pond.
Detailed 360 degree panoramic view in mammoth plate format, taken from the roof of the Mark Hopkins residence on Nob Hill.
Title from printed captions.
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360 degree panorama, from a rooftop, of neighborhood near harbor with colonial architecture. Young planted trees line the streets. Rickshaws and occasional human figures are visible in largely empty streets. Tile workers are on some rooftops. A British flag flies...
Collection consists of panoramic postcards, primarily from California. Also includes cards from the United States, Italy, Canada, Hong Kong and Panama....
Two panoramas of Manzanillo, Mexico, both showing harbor, boats and sailing ships on the bay, and early housing on beach and among hills in the background. The presumed earlier panorama was taken from slightly elevated vantage point; the later one...
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Group portraits: 1. Islam, Sixty-Fourth Annual Session of the Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Los Angeles, 1938 (2 copies); 2. Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co., Fairmont Hotel, Jan. 16, 1923; 3. Unidentified group, Oakland?
Contains by-laws, meeting minutes, correspondence, clippings, plot maps, newsletter (Panoramic Hill News) and other materials relating to planning & zoning regulations and other aspects of community life in the Panoramic Hill area. Much of the material documents their interaction with...
A. C. Heidrick, born in Austria, enlisted in the U. S. Army in 1902, and was stationed in the Philippines. He then worked as a field photographer in Texas. In 1908 he was stationed at the Presidio of Monterey. Leaving...
Collection consists of black and white panoramic photographs; subject matter is mostly California and the Western United States.
The Huntington Library's Collection of Panoramic Photographs, 1851-1995, depicts a wide variety of subjects and provides an important resource for the visual history of the United States, with a particular emphasis on California and the American West. Subjects include landscapes,...
Panoramic views of Camp Cody depicting stations of the 1st South Dakota Cavalry and the 4th Nebraska and 3rd Minnesota Infantries.
Various panoramic scenes from early 20th century Orange County, including :1-:2--G) Huntington Beach oil fields; :3--G) orange groves, with oil field in distance; :4--G) harvest scene; :5--G) United Walnut Growers of California truck loaded with bags of walnuts; :6--H) Laguna...
:1 No. 51 Business District of San Francisco [prior to the earthquake, probably taken from the roof of Shreve & Co., at Grant and Post Streets] :2 The Burning city - San Francisco. 10 a.m. April 18,1906 [taken from the...
Views of the towns or vicinities of Miami (Arizona?), Oatman (Arizona), Kelvin, Metcalf, Morenci (Arizona?) and unidentified locales. All appear to be Southwestern arid landscapes, and they were photographed by Los Angeles-based photographers. 23 views are in panoramic formats, and...
Panoramic images of Denali (Mount McKinley) and adjacent mountain range.
Collection includes several rotogravure panoramic views of San Francisco taken after the 1906 earthquake and fire. Most of the photomechanically reproduced views were published in weekly installments in the San Francisco Examiner. The collection features a multi-part panoramic view from...
This collection contains 37 flyers and 1 sticker regarding the gay rock band, "Pansy Divison". Flyers are mostly related to benefit concerts and shows that the band played in venues across North America; as well as flyers promoting album releases....
Clippings, flyers, and photographs, relating to the Russian Art Grand Opera Company.
Correspondence, writings, reports, military documents, personnel lists, maps, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Russian participation in World War I, the Russian Revolution, and activities of His Majesty's 1st Rifle Household Troops Regiment during this period and subsequently in emigration.
The collection consists mainly of a scrapbook separated into various topics, including national and civic affairs. The collection also contains photographs, marriage certificates, and other materials related to the Pantoskey family and business.
Correspondence, financial papers, and legal documents regarding patent rights to pantothenic acid and beta-alanine invented jointly by Thomas Jukes, Sidney H. Babcock, Jr., and Bernard R. Baker under the auspices of the University of California.
A set of 23 Buenos Aires cityscapes and images of gaucho and ranch life in Argentina by Benito Panunzi, issued in periodic fascicles.
The collection consists of UCLA Professor Constantine Panunzio's collection of printed materials such as articles, clippings, newsletters, pamphlets and reports relating to the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
The Constantine Maria Panunzio papers contain significant materials relating to the Mussolini dictatorship in Italy and the aftermath of fascist rule in the country at the end of World War II. As a sociologist whose primary research focus was on...
Collection documents the Italian businessman's activities in collecting works by some of the seminal American artists involved with abstract expressionist, pop, minimal, conceptual, environmental, and light and space art. The archive contains material dating from 1956, when Panza began collecting....
The document Panzram's experience in America's prison system as well as his reflections on and assessment of his own violent behavior. The collection includes Panzram's handwritten autobiographical manuscript, photocopies of annotated typescript of the manuscript, correspondence between Lesser and Panzram, reviews...
Letters and invoices (1929-1931) written or directed to Alwyn J. Scheuer. The letters concern orders for illustrations, prices, and shipping. The collection also includes 194 drawings by Papé, illustrations for seven works published between 1921 and 1930....
Lou Papan was a man of many names. Born Elias Papandricoupolos to Greek immigrant parents; called "The Enforcer" for his tendency to punish recalcitrant members with smaller staffs and offices; called "Leadfoot Lou" for the speeding tickets he received...
The Jerry Papazian collection on USC contains papers and records documenting USC organizational activities in which Papazian participated. Papazian has served on the Board of Governors of the USC Alumni Association; the Board of Counselors of the USC Dornsife College...
Collection of archival materials from Theano Papazoglou-Margare's life as a Greek American writer. Included are published and unpublished writings, correspondence with religious leaders and family, and personal and biographical documents. Materials are in Greek and English.
Photographs and postcards depicting Japanese military forces on maneuvers.
A bound collection of eighteen original proclamations, letters, and other official papers of the Spanish and Mexican Governors of California between 1804 and 1846. The documents are mounted with typewritten English translations mounted on opposite pages; with a title page...
Letter to the Ayuntamiento of San Buenaventura, August 29, 1820, and proclamation, September 9, 1820, of a royal decree dated April 22, 1820, concerning rights and privileges of the Indians.
Copies of letters, reports, decrees, and miscellaneous papers relating principally to ecclesiastical affairs, compiled by González del Campillo, including material composed by him either as Bishop of Puebla or in an earlier subordinate capacity. Written for the most part in...
A poetical miscellany, all authors anonymous; assembled and transcribed by Vara.
Numerical listing by original volume, of contents of series of works, chiefly pamphlets, 1653-1873, so designated in H.H. Bancroft Collection.
Correspondence, speech transcripts, and photographs, relating to German politics, requests of office-seekers, and the last will of President Paul von Hindenburg. Includes letters to Major General Paul X. Kelley, United States Marine Corps.
United States currency: early colonial and continental; pre-Civil War state-issued; Civil War-era and Confederate States of America; postage and fractional currency; and some 20th century bills. U.S. Military Payment Certificates from 20th century. Foreign currency: from a variety of countries;...
Examples of handmade and other fine papers from around the world, along with materials on papermaking. Related cataloged items (including works by Dard Hunter) can be searched on Pegasus.
Originals and contemporary copies. Include letters and documents from William Walker, Bruno Von Natzmer, Francisco de Castellón, Trinidad Cabañas, and Máximo Jerez; petition from citizens of Granada in 1855 requesting that General Ponciano Corral's death sentence be commuted; certification of...
Two stock certificates issued to Mrs. C.A. Bramlett; letters concerning the company from the California Dept. of State, July-Nov., 1907. One signed by John Hoesch for C.F. Curry, Secretary of State; the other by Lew A. Norton, License Superintendent.
Letters from Ora Oak to Joseph C. Rowell, Henry Morse Stephens and others; receipt for the volume from the Bancroft Library; letter from Everett L. Perry; printed propectus and table of contents included.
The papers documenting the Richfield Building span 8 linear feet and date from 1928 to 1967. This collection documents the Richfield Building on the corner of 6th and Flower Street in downtown Los Angeles primarily through photographs, correspondence concerning the...
Chiefly records of Edward S. Van Dyck, Albert S. and Edward C. Watson, agents and promoters, concerning the Jumbo Extension, Vernal, Florence Goldfield and Manhattan Mining companies, the Topak-Keystone Mining and Milling Co., and other mining ventures.
Includes papers on the following: William C. Bryant, James F. Cooper, Richard H. Dana, Jr.; Ralph W. Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Sophia P. Hawthorne, Oliver W. Holmes, Henry W. Longfellow, Herman Melville, William H. Prescott, Harriet B. Stowe and Walt Whitman....
Materials relating to the American Red Cross of Berkeley, Americanization projects in Alameda County, welfare and entertainment programs, shipbuilding, Serbian relief, and other relief activities. All materials relate to the homefront in Alameda County during World War I. Collection contains...
Prepared by students in UC School of Librarianship courses in the history of the book and history of printing.
Papers obtained by H.H. Bancroft for his History of California, documenting the capture and occupation of Sonoma in 1846, M.G. Vallejo's imprisonment, and events leading to his release.
They relate mainly to the Donner Party, McKinstry's work as sheriff for the Sacramento District, estimates of the whites and Indians in the Sacramento Valley, and early steamboats on the Sacramento River. Included also is a pay roll of the...
Includes papers on Jack London, Gelett Burgess, Mary Austin, Upton Sinclair, Bret Harte, Ambrose Bierce, Robinson Jeffers, Gertrude Atherton.
An appeal from Superior Court, San Francisco, involving title to a number of 50-vara lots levied upon and sold by the sheriff under judgement in suit, Jesse D. Carr vs. the City (cf. 15 Calif. Reports 530)
Contents: Draft of brief for the United States in U.S. Land Commission Case no. 110, and typed transcript of deposition of James Alexander Forbes in the same (the later copied form records in the U.S. District Court, San Francisco)
Photocopy of original California Land Grant documents now in the National Archives.
Include photocopy of original California land grant documents now in the National Archives; transcripts of documents from U.S. Land Commission and District Court cases; abstract of title, 1887; and documents pertaining to later litigation, with related material.
Include copies of true bills and transcripts of testimony before the grand jury.
Include letters from bookdealers Constance Spencer and Ben Abramson (Argus Books Inc.). Enclosure to letter (6 June 1951) from Constance Spencer: letter to her from F.B. Adams, Jr. re Alexander's Bridge, 28 May 1951.
Files from the California Indian Project at the Lowie Museum of Anthropology. Lee Davis, Director of the project, organized and planned the conference.
Signed originals, copies, and drafts relating to Baja California in 1847 and primarily to the war between Mexico and the United States. Deal with military needs and maneuvers, war-time legislation, the meritorious conduct of various officers, the treachery of Francisco...
A few autobiographical sketches collected by Mrs. Wolfe; research notes; transcripts of letters, diaries, and articles; occassional correspondence with families of pioneers, etc. Include material relating to the following people - John Marsh, Kimball family, John Muir, George C. Yount,...
Diplomas, military commissions, clippings (including obituaries), memorial tributes, and other papers.
Tracings from the following original documents: petition, 1846, by Pico, with map, certified by John C. Hays, Surveyor General of the U.S. for California, and copy of grant by Pio Pico, July 11, 1846.
Contains testimony, reports, transcripts, findings, exhibits, notes, correspondence, and legal documents used by the Navajo Tribe's attorney, Norman Littell. There are also documents pertaining to Pueblo and other Native American tribal land claim cases.
Includes letters written to Buckham, mainly after the publication of the book, and a few anecdotes by Buckham concerning Howison.
Agreements (2) Oct. 17, 1853, between Juan B. A. Alvires and Isaac Saffarrans, and agreement, 1854, between James Eldredge and attorneys, E.W.F. Sloan and N.H. Davis, pertaining to suits for recovery of land granted to Juan Alvires.
Papers concerning land purchased with Chippewa Half Breed Scrip by various individuals residing in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Includes powers of attorney to lawyer William S. Chapman, and deeds to Frank P. Hooper and John A. Hooper of California.
Photostats of letters and documents, 1880-1894, of James G. Fair; detectives' reports on Nettie R. Craven and others; statements of various persons; copy of Marc Levingston's formal withdrawal; list of jurors; C.L. Fair's cipher book, 1890; various papers in the...
Include affidavits and claims by Thomas Burdick, 1853; John G. Downey, 1854; José Joaquín Jimeno and Francisco de Jesús Sánchez for a portion of San Gabriel Mission, recorded by B.D. Wilson, 1857; and John Goller, 1858.
Include abstracts of title compiled by the Oakland Title Insurance and Guaranty Company and the Leckie-Abraham Title Company, with abstracted documents dating from 1818 to 1912; information on the Oakland inner harbor by Edward C. Sessions; report by Otto Von...
English translations of Spanish documents. Include Francisco Pico's request to J.A. Sutter for the land, endorsements by Sutter and Francisco Guerrero, recommendation by Manuel Castro, and approval and official grant by Pío Pico.
Invitations to Mr. and Mrs. Newsom to the New County Ball, May 19, 1854, and to a Fourth of July cotillion; draft of resolutions concerning use of school house and duties of trustees (in the handwriting of Charles Hutchings, father...
Tracings from original documents re claim for ranch.
Transcripts of articles from the Jacksonville, Oregon, Democratic Times, December, 1887; photocopy of letter, "Chas. to Sister," Ashland, December 18, 1887; and letters from J.N. Bowman, 1958. Primarily concerns the spike driven by Charles Crocker at the ceremony.
Includes order for execution, signed by E. Burke, judge, 13th judicial district; stays of execution signed by Governors John B. Weller and John G. Downey; and report of execution, March 9, 1860, by J.D. Griffen, sheriff, Mariposa County.
Letters and reports (mostly signed originals) dealing primarily with the work of Padre Eusebio Francisco Kino and his fellow Jesuit missionaries in Baja California, Sonora, Sinaloa, and other parts of New Spain. Include histories of missions, accounts of explorations and...
Receipt 1896 signed by P.O. Trinidad, Juez de Paz de Macati; papers of San Pedro Macati, Manila (certificates and letterhead); YMCA card and stationary for U.S. troops in the Philippines; Gobierno General circular, July 13, 1886 (in Arabic?); Fred Baker...
Include statements presented by citizens before the Committee; two letters relating to Judge David S. Terry; letter of resignation from a member, L. Joseph; letter from two citizens requesting release of a prisoner, Jacob Ritchie; letter from John Maguire requesting...
33 documents surveying what occurred when the ship Electric Spark arrived in San Francisco with damaged goods includes the San Francisco Port Warden's survey of the ship's condition and contents, and letters to the ship's owners Magoun and Son of...
Papers re the trial, imprisonment, and damage suit of Dryden, a U.S. citizen charged by the Mexican government with complicity in the 1841 attempt of Texas to annex New Mexico through the armed Santa Fe expedition organized by President Lamar...
Includes letters from Charles F. Aked, William F. Badè, John G. Brooks, California Equal Suffrage Association, May L. Cheney, Albert H. Elliot, Thomas E. Hayden, William S. Morgan, Thomas H. Reed, Anna Scott, J. Stitt Wilson, August Vollmer, Helen M....
This collection includes publication and business records of Papier Mache Press, including editorial, production, sales, and marketing files, as well as manuscripts....
One World War II photograph album containing more than 180 b/w photos, with captions. Apparently the album of a wry U.S. soldier and member of a finance group (some images indicating 3rd and 4th Platoons, Co. D), self-described as the...
This collection contains Demotic, Coptic, Arabic, and Greek papyri fragments.
Paquette discusses his life and times
Writings, translations, notes, and questionnaire responses relating to a comparative study of underground movements in China, France, Italy, Kurdistan, and Poland, 1939-1947. Project sponsored by the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace and the Johns Hopkins University Operations Research...
7 bound batches of newspaper clippings relating to incorporation and first year of operation of the Town of Paradise, Nov. 1978-Dec. 1980. Clippings are mounted on 8 1/2 x 14" sheets of paper and are bound along 8 1/2" edge....
Writings, correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to Commission for Relief in Belgium relief activities and to conditions in Belgium during the German occupation in World War I.
This collection contains the minutes of the general and executive board meetings, financial records, club histories, and clipping files of the disbanded club.
This collection consists of an album of photographs depicting various scenery, people, agriculture, and ruins in Paraguay in the early 1900s. Photographs in the album include views of a fleet from the 1912 Revolution, the Encarnación cyclone disaster of 1926,...
130 black-and-white photos/photo postcards (some mounted, some loose) depicting various scenes and locales in Paraguay.
These records include course materials, reports, and goals for the certificate Paralegal Program with the University of San Diego School of Law. These records document planning that occurred for the program as well as perceptions for how the program...
The Paramount contract summaries span the years 1932-1961 and encompass approximately 7.0 linear feet. The collection contains contract summaries in the form of brief sheets for actors and actresses, composers, cinematographers, directors, executives, producers, writers, and others....
The motion picture Ten Commandments (1956) was a Paramount Pictures Corporation, Cecil B.DeMille production. The collection consists of black and white stills and a typescript revised script dated 6 July 1956.
Materials used in preparation of motion pictures released in 1944, the first titled , depicting the Nazi rise to power in Germany, scenes of party rallies, parades, SS troops, and Adolf Hitler and other Nazi leaders at various stages of...
Collection consists of scripts and production material related to the Paramount Picture Corporation primarily from the Television division. The bulk of the material dates from the 1950s through the mid-1970s. Includes material for various television series such as The ABC...
The Paramount Pictures photographs span the years 1914-1970 and encompass 322 linear feet. Some 1,900 film titles are represented by approximately 200,000 photographic prints. They include scenes as well as publicity portraits and off-camera photographs showing various aspects of productions...
The Paramount Pictures press sheets span the years 1920-1965 and encompass 5.5 linear feet. The collection contains 42 bound volumes of printed press sheets prepared and issued by the Publicity Department of the studio for use by exhibitors in advertising...
The Paramount Pictures production records span the years circa 1924-1970 and encompass approximately 290 linear feet. The collection contains documentation on most Paramount sound films released between the 1930s and 1970s. The files originated from several studio divisions, including the...
The Paramount Pictures scripts span the years 1912-1983 and encompass 425 linear feet. More than 2,500 films are represented. The collection consists of a wide range of Story Department documents, such as original source material, treatments, script drafts, continuities, synopses,...
This collection consists of the Paramount Pictures Research Library of photographs and postcards.
This collection consists of the photographs and stills used by Paramount Pictures for research for their films.
Collection consists of employee logs and payroll for Paramount Studios.
Photographs chiefly document the 1970s restoration of the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, Calif., and the damage and repair following the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Also includes construction photographs, publicity photographs, and photographs depicting general interiors, exteriors, events and staff.
Provides a complete history of the venue from 1929-1999, with regular additions expected. The management, construction and restoration of the building are fully documented. The bulk of the collection includes detailed performance schedules and a large poster collection.
Album with 103 original photographs of the Upper Parana River and Iguazu Falls.
Relates to conditions on the western front during World War I. Includes postcards and photographs.
The collection consists of the documents of father and son, William C. and Frank M. Parcher from 1911 to 1931. William's portion includes documents from his time with the Bishop Chamber of Commerce circa 1918-1921. Frank's portion includes professional documents...
Photographs related to the following water projects: Truckee-Carson Project, Nevada (many views); Uncompaghre Project, Colorado; Klamath Project, Oregon; Yuma Project, Arizona; and Minidoka Project, Idaho. Views depict construction of dams, spillways, and canals.
Photograph album containing 51 sepia, gelatin silver prints showing the construction of the Pardee Dam, near Valley Springs, California, as part of the Mokelumne River Project by Atkinson Construction Company in 1927-1929.
This collection consists of a photograph album of the construction of the Pardee Dam in northern California, compiled by the Atkinson Construction Company, builders of the dam.
The George Cooper Pardee Papers, 1871-1968, contain materials documenting Pardee's political career as governor of California, his role as governor in overseeing relief efforts following the Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906, and his interests in conservation, forestry,...
In her work, Dr. Mary S. Pardo focuses on East Los Angeles, emphasizing the important role played by females, and the powerful influence of cultural symbols like motherhood and the Church. She suggests how such activism has innervated cultural identity...
Consists of correspondence of the Pardon Bowen Smith family including Lucinda Huntinton, Ebenezer Handy Smith, James V. Smith, Joanna Jewell Smith, Mary Victoria Smith, Pardon Bowen Smith, and John N. Hartford. Letters include information on voyages from Me. to Calif....
Some promotional materials from the 1915 Pan Pacific Exhibition and a scrapbook of news article. These materials belonged to the donor’s mother.
Childhood and family in Queens, New York, 1945-63; early experiences with people with disabilities; black-Jewish relations during the Civil Rights era; enrollment at UC Berkeley, 1963-66; involvement in the Free Speech Movement; premature birth of triplets, 1972; daughter's diagnosis of...
A signed lithographic print by Edward Parente (1941-1992), an artist who moved to San Francisco in 1975. The print is titled “The Gift of Speed” and depicts a nude angel alongside a horse against a night sky. This print is...
The collection documents the activities of the Orange County (OC) chapter of the Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) national organization. Records of PFLAG OC include scrapbooks, clippings, and newsletters dating from 1978-2008 (bulk, 1989-2003).
Letter from the Parents Committee for Decent School Administration regarding copy of letter regarding Dr. Clish, Superintendent of Schools for San Francisco.
The mission of Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) “is to build on a foundation of loving families united with LGBTQ people and allies who support one another, and to educate ourselves and our communities to speak...
This collection consists of organizational records of the Monterey County chapter of Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG), including founding documentation, board meeting minutes, and newsletters.
Correspondence, notes, memoranda, and diary, relating to political conditions in Western Siberia during the Russian Civil War.
Writings, together with correspondence, report, list, copies of judicial proceedings and printed matter used as research material, relating to executions following the attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler on 20 July 1944, and to the life of the German Nazi artist...
This collection consists of sound recordings and personal papers.
Published works, reports from plant exploration missions, reports on the establishment of new germplasm repositories, and grey literature from agricultural experiment stations in India and Turkmenistan collected by pomologist Dan E. Parfitt.
Thomas A. Parham was Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs at UC Irvine from 2011-2018 and also served as an adjunct faculty member from 1985-2018. This collection contains writings and speeches, photographs, research files relating to African-American psychology, an autographed basketball, newspaper...
Five scenes of various places in Paris during the Commune, some showing barricades and soldiers. Scenes include: 1. Ruins of Palais des Tuileries, destroyed by fire spring 1871, looking northeast from Jardin des Tuileries; 2. L'Église de la Madeleine in...
Relates to conditions in France during World War II and to American relief work in France.
Relates to aspects of the World War I peace settlement regarding the Baltic States. Includes some notes on proceedings of the commission.
Memoranda, notes, and reports relating to political and economic conditions in the Ottoman Empire and Latin America, proposals for new boundaries in Asia Minor, creation of an independent Armenia, and boundary disputes in South America.
Transcripts of proceedings, summaries, speeches, and agenda, relating to the peace settlement at the end of World War II.
Appeal for the continuation of a free trade policy in Great Britain after World War I. Written by a private group of British subjects.
This collection comprises materials documenting the protests and general strike that took place in France in 1968 when Parisian students and workers protested against American involvement in Vietnam, as well as for a better educational system and working class rights....
Cite as: [Identification of item], Paris Universal Exposition 1867 collection, Mss 223. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Positive microfilm of selected documents relating to baptisms, marriages, burials and ecclesiastical matters, ca. 1764-1858. Byron Ivancovich-Kieran McCarty microfilm project, 1964-1965. See also BANC MSS 72/195 and 72/220.
Positive microfilm of selected documents relating to baptisms, marriages, burials and ecclesiastical matters, ca. 1684-1913. Byron Ivancovich-Kieran McCarty microfilm project, 1964-1965.
Positive microfilm of selected documents relating to baptisms, marriages, burials and ecclesiastical and civil affairs during the late 18th and early 19 centuries. Selection made by Kieran McCarty, O.F.M. Filmed under the auspices of the University of Arizona Library, Sonora-Sinaloa...
This collection consists of American author and biographer James Robert Parish's files of celebrity press clippings. The collection includes newspaper and magazine clippings.
A collection of material related to the life and work of Jasper Parish, interpreter for the U. S. government and Iroquois Native Americans.
John Carl Parish (1881-1939) was a history professor who taught at Colorado College, the State University of Iowa, and UCLA. He edited the State Historical Society of Iowa's monthly journal, (1920-22), the , and the . His published books include...
1. Ocho Diligencias Matrimoniales q[u]e se practicaron en este de Juzg[a]do Ecc[lesiásti]co de la Villa de N[ues]tra S[eñor]a de Guadalupe de Reynosa siendo Ministro el Reverendo Padre Predicador General Fray Francisco Antonio Rochel ... Nuevo León, January 5-November 19, 1781....
A collection of photographs taken approximately 1942 of Southern California structures built in the late 19th century. Huntington Library curator William A. Parish took the photographs to accompany a proposed book on regional architecture, and his typescript draft is also...
This collection contains one correspondence and one photocopied obituary for William F. Parish, USA during the First World War.
Album of 98 etched and partially hand-colored plates with whitework embroidery patterns on each page representing women's fashion. Each etching bears the imprint "Costume Parisien" along with a description of the costume depicted. No information exists as to when plates...
Collection contains a street scene in Laguna, and a portrait of a woman with pottery.
The collection chiefly contains correspondence and papers related to the reform interests of California feminist and pacifistic Alice Park (1861-1961), particularly women's rights, as well as some materials concerning Park family matters.
Diaries, correspondence, pamphlets, clippings, leaflets, and peace buttons relating to pacifism and the peace movement, the Ford Peace Ship Expedition, feminism, socialism, the labor movement, prison reform, child labor legislation, civil liberties, and a variety of other reform movements in...
Building survey forms and photographs compiled by the City of San Jose Building Inspector between March 20 - April 13, 1961, believed to be part of a neighborhood survey completed for the Park Center Plaza Redevelopment Project in downtown San...
Collection largely consists of correspondence with professional colleagues and correspondence which covers Park's activities in national and international geological organizations (especially the Society of Economic Geologists and the International Association of the Genesis of Ore Deposits), mineral explorations, work as...
Papers of Darragh Park, an American painter and literary executor of the estate of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet James Schuyler. Park studied painting under Long Island painter Robert Dash.
The friendship of Howard and Dorothy Baker, Mildred and Bertrand Bronson and Lydia and David Park was intimate, stimulating and youthful. Baker was Yvor Winter's protégé, and a genius. Dorothy was writing or had just published YOUNG MAN WITH A...
Photographs. Local recreation spots including Westlake Park and the Ostrich Farm at South Pasadena.
Photographs and other material. Park originated from Baltimore, but later settled in Los Angeles, thus many of the photos show early Los Angeles and fellow bicycle enthusiasts. Noteworthy are the items reflecting Park having earned his flying license from instructor...
Board ledgers, account and minute books spanning the entire period of the Park Hotel’s operation in Chico, 1888-1947, make up the collection. Also included is a deed, from John Bidwell to the Park Hotel, dated March 15, 1887....
Clippings, correspondence, research notes, and articles relating to the history of agriculture and a wide variety of agricultural equipment and technologies.
A collection of 79 pamphlets, leaflets, event programs, fliers, and other ephemera relating to Korean science fiction. The material in this collection was assembled by Sang Joon Park, the founding president of the Korea SF Association. Since its emergence in...
Deeds, indentures and other legal documents pertaining to personal property on the Park Villa Tract in the city of Los Angeles. Also some documents relating to personal property in the Ellis Tract, in the city of Los Angeles, and the...
The archive consists of two rare book collections featuring works by Kenneth Patchen and James Joyce collected by Alan and Beatrice Parker. In addition to the published works, The Kenneth Patchen collection includes incoming correspondence from Kenneth and Miriam Patchen...
The Captain Franklin O. Parker navigation workbook for the Archer (built 1876; barkentine) (SAFR 16484, HDC 204) consists of entries for the years of 1901 to 1904. The collection is open and available for use without restriction.
The Cecile R. Parker letter and liberated woman die-cut consists of two items relating to women's history during the American Victorian and Edwardian eras. The first item is an 1874 letter from Cecile R. Parker to Mrs. Evaline Price regarding...
Forms part of: Henry J. Kaiser pictorial collection.
Writings, correspondence, reports, orders, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to American military engineering operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II, the atomic bombing of Japan, and General Douglas MacArthur.
A small collection of material related to American writer and satirist, Dorothy Parker.
A collection of material related to the life and work of Ely Samuel Parker, Native American representative and lawyer.
Contains a biography and clippings about Jean Parker and school named for her, Civil War remembrances of W.L. McEwen, Parker family genealogy, and photographs of Parker family.
Relates to Christianity in Liberia and elsewhere in Africa. Includes one essay by Evalyn Parker.
Personal items collected by a San Francisco pioneer school teacher
This collection includes the planning files, correspondence, and committee records for the development of the Edmondson Faculty Center at the USC School of Medicine.
The Kit Parker collection spans the years 1925-2007 (bulk 1940s-1950s) and encompasses 14.8 linear feet. The collection consists of original source material gathered by Kit Parker for Kit Parker Films, including scripts, contracts, music cue sheets, and photographs for films...
One handwritten letter (ALS) from Parker to [B. Henrey?], soliciting political help in Illinois. Charleston, IL, May 11, 1854. Removed from Montgomery Collection (Wyles Mss 9). Alpha list.
A collection of material of Lovel Newton Parker related to the American Civil War.
Maynard L. Parker negatives, photographs, and other material consists of 58,093 black-and-white negatives, color transparencies, black-and-white prints, and color prints; 39 presentation albums; and 17 boxes of office records, 1930-1974. Created primarily by Maynard Parker, the archive documents the residential...
This collection contains the papers of American assayer and mining engineer Morris B. Parker (1871-1957), who wrote about his experiences working for mining companies chiefly in Mexico and White Oaks, New Mexico. This collection consists of typescripts of Parker's autobiographical...
There are three poems by Pat Parker. The first lines and/or titles are: "mold yourself..." (2 leaves), "To Lynda" (1 leaf), and "from my bedroom window..." (1 leaf).
The Parker Collection of Californiana contains official documents (many in Spanish), legal and financial papers, manuscripts of narratives and memoirs, printed material and clippings relative to California history. The major bulk of the papers are dated prior to 1900 and...
Correspondence, mainly about his writing; mss., with related materials, of his biographies; articles and book reviews by him relating to art and the theater; mss. of film scenarios and plays; unfinished ms. on the theater in America; unpublished novel based...
Materials related to the Parker Twins (Jane and June Cheney, born 1914), who performed with Fanchon & Marco, a theatrical production company.
William J. Parker is a retired United States Marine who was formerly stationed in China. He is an active member of the China Marine Association, and in 2008 began serving as Editor of their newsletter, The collection consists mainly of...
Henry S. Parkin was a trader and married to a Sioux woman. The Parkin Store, later called the Cannonball Mercantile Company, operated in Standing Rock Agency, North Dakota from 1879 to 1930. A majority of their clientele were Sioux Indians....
The Parking Collection is made up of archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. This Collection contains newspaper clippings, memorandums, letters and reports relating for automobile parking issues...
The Parkinson and Parkinson drawings span 1.5 linear feet and date from circa 1930s. The collection is composed of two prints of unidentified buildings....
Collection of 21 letters includes letters from members of the Parkinson and Harrison families and friends to May Parkinson (Mrs. A.A. Parkinson) as well as a few letters from May. Many are letters of condolence on family deaths, particularly that...
This collection contains materials from Ralph Parkman's career in the Engineering Department at San José State University. Included are historical narratives about engineering programs and curricula, teaching materials, and related newspaper clippings.
The Samuel Paul Pablo Parkman family papers includes correspondence, mining documents, diaries, personal legal documents and genealogies.
The , collection contains 34 photographic prints probably taken during the 1930's. Included are views of parks, schools and other buildings. Parks include Fremont, McKinley Marshall, South Side, and Winn parks. Schools include Oak Park, Watson Grammar, and the high...
The Dept. of Parks and Recreation was originally named the Dept. of Natural Resources when first created in 1927. The records of the Dept. of Parks and Recreation consist of fifty-two cubic feet and include thirty maps covering the years...
Comments on his father Wells Drury and his journalistic career in Nevada and San Francisco; his brother, Aubrey Drury; college days at University of California, 1908-1912; teaching and working as assistant to the President of the University; organization and work...
Views of the Parks Bar Bridge (Yuba River Bridge), California State Highway 20 spanning the river, Smartville vicinity, Yuba County, Calif.
This collection consists of over 4,000 audio tapes (contact the archives for a full list) dating from 1949 to 2004 and 5 linear feet of papers related to the conferences he taped from 1972 to 1998, as well as papers...
This collection contains stories, articles, newspaper clippings, scholarly journals, booklets, and other material collected by D. Russell Parks on U.S. Native Americans and Quanah Parker, the last chief of the Comanche tribe. Parks was part of the same Comanche tribe...
The Views of Parks in Oakland, California collection contains 30 photographic prints taken circa 1905.
This collection consists chiefly of correspondence and papers from the late 1930s relating to the Los Angeles Civic Center Union Station Committee, of which Marion Parks was secretary. Also included are personal correspondence to Harry Chandler of the , M.R....
The Marion Parks Papers relate to the history of Southern California and include local history files, vintage pamphlets and brochures, correspondence files, and a collection of photographs taken by Parks of parades, historical pageants, and other events in and around...
This collection contains approximately 170 letters from Cpl. Paul J. Parks, USAAC to his wife Sylvia during the Second World War. Also included are several pieces of memorabilia and some photographs sent home by Cpl. Parks.
Scrapbook of clippings and photographs relating to Parkside Tennis Club's activities.
Printed writings, relating to education, especially in international aspects.
This is a small collection donated by Lorena Parlee's mother to the Center in 2007. It consists of LP records, color slides and papers related to her films, Mexico and Break of Dawn.
The bulk of these papers consists of correspondence, memos, proposals, reports, and financial records, 1973-1983, pertaining to his research projects funded by or submitted to the Center for Materials Research at Stanford University. Other papers include correspondence, memos, notes, papers,...
One thin bound volume, with holographic notes on the Presidents and advisors/counciollors of the Inquests at the time of their exile by Louis XV in 1732. Stamped "Collection de Dumont Villeneuve." Alpha list.
The Par-Links Golf Club was founded by fifteen African-American women golfers of the East Bay on September 12, 1958. The collection consists of one scrapbook documenting the first six years of the club’s existence from 1958-1963. It encompasses the bylaws...
Includes diaries, notes, correspondence, reports, clippings, printed matter, photographs, and awards relating to the life and work of Dr. Ruth A. Parmelee. Parmelee was born and brought up in Turkey by her missionary parents. After her education in the United...
Published as Chapter 1 of the book entitled The Estonian S.S.R. : A Case Study of a Soviet Republic (Boulder, 1977), edited by T. Parming and Elmar Järvesoo.
The Parnassus Press records including administrative files, correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, sketches, drawings and artifacts.
The collection consists of ozalid masters and copies of music manuscripts by Eric Zeisl, Werner R. Heymann, Jarold Green and Jacob Weinberg.
Contains approximately 2000 printed announcements from a wide variety of art museum and gallery venues located mostly in the San Francisco Bay area and other areas in California, Washington, and Oregon. Also includes a lesser amount of announcements from various...
Cox discusses his family background; industrialist Fred D. Parr; Parr-McCormick Steamship Line, and Port of Oakland, 1915; beginning Parr Terminal, Richmond, 1926; Richmond waterfront industries, 1930s-1950s: Ford Motor Co., Filice & Perrelli Canning Co.; Terminals No. 1-4; Pt. San Pablo:...
Nicole Parra, a Democrat, served as a State Assembly Member from 2003 to 2008. The Nicole Parra papers consist of eleven record series: Assembly Bill Files, 2003-2008, Subject Files, 2001-2008, Hearing Files, 2005-2007, Correspondence, 2003-2008, Weekly Reports, 2006-2008, Resolutions, 2004-2006,...
Includes letters from Admiral Nimitz; Nancy, Lady Astor; Irving and Ellin Berlin.
The collection contains materials from the Virginia Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1977-1980, and the Virginia Gay Alliance, 1983. The documents include fliers, meeting information, and minutes of the Virginia Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights. The collection also...
Letters of a Navy lieutenant to his sister and mother during the Mexican War.
A manuscript letter written by John Parrott, a pioneer gold prospector of Sacramento, to his father.
The papers of Chris Parry, Tony Award-winning theatre lighting designer and University of California, San Diego, faculty. The materials illustrate his extensive production career for both stage and film lighting design from 1975-2006 and as a lighting design instructor.
The Harvey Parry papers span the years 1918-1987 and encompass 3 linear feet. The collection consists of scripts, mostly unproduced; clippings; and material relating to the Stuntmen's Association, including directories, rosters, and correspondence....
Memoirs, co-authored with her son Leonid Parshin, and sound recordings of interviews conducted by Tatiana Zhilkina, relating to Soviet intelligence operations in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, clandestine sabotage and intelligence operations in the German-occupied Soviet Union during World...
This collection contains the correspondence of Albert Parsons to his family member Laura Stanley. Parsons served in the American Expeditionary Force in during the First World War.
Twelve papers from the collection of Edward L. Parsons, 1868-1960, who served as pastor at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Berkeley, California, 1904-1919. He was Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of San Francisco, 1919-1924, and Bishop of California, 1924-1941.
Small collection of letters to Miss Callie Parsons of San Jose, California, from soldiers serving in World War I.
Relates to the allegations of Tyler Kent, a code clerk at the United States Embassy in London, that President Franklin D. Roosevelt had conspired to bring about the entry of the United States into World War II.
"A fascinating archive of letters from Rev. Charles Wesley Parsons (1851-1907) to his close friend Henry M. Quackenbush (1847-1933), gun manufacturer and inventor of the extension ladder and the nutcracker. Once a highly respected Methodist Episcopal minister, by his late...
The Edward Lambe Parsons Papers, 1865-1968, consist of correspondence, writings, and office files relating to his career as one of the leading figures of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, plus personal, biographical, and family papers. The collection spans Parsons'...
Materials documenting the family relations and business interests of Hosmer B. (Buckingham) Parsons, Clelia Howson Parsons, and their family.
Snapshots and portraits documenting multiple generations of the African American Parsons family of Santa Fe, New Mexico; Denver, Colorado; Hollywood and perhaps other Southern California locations. Identified individuals include Velma Ruth Parsons (1902-1982), her sisters Marcella Parsons and Roselle Parsons,...
Seed Certification material.
The collection primarily consists of Geoffrey Parsons' correspondence regarding his work on a biography of William McKinley.
George W. Parsons (1850-1933) was a charter member of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce serving as director and chairman on the Committee on Mines and Mining as well as on the Transportation Committee. He was active in promoting Southern...
This small collection contains an account book 1883-1890, with cash income and expenses for Parsons and son, William B. Parsons, as well as loose letters, receipts and ballots for the Democratic Primary Election.
Collection consists of personal, professional and academic incoming correspondence for James Jerome Parsons. Also included are reviews by and of Parsons’ work.
This collection consists of radio scripts, writing drafts, and records of American movie gossip columnist Louella Parsons (1881-1972). Parsons was an influential figure in Hollywood with her columns being read by 20 million people. She hosted a weekly radio program...
The Louella Parsons scrapbooks and photographs span the years 1915-1961 and encompass 20.9 linear feet. The 61 scrapbook volumes contain thousands of columns she wrote over six decades. There are also biographical clippings on Parsons and coverage of her various...
Summary: An edited version of the journal kept by Parsons during her trip overland from Wisconsin to California in 1850, edited with an introduction by Elene and Elizabeth Wilbur. The journal is the chronology of a trip undertaken by a...
Depicts scenes in France during World War I.
Photographs of people and events taken or collected by SIO Director's office executive secretary Patti Parsons, from the late 1970s through 1991.
This collection contains three correspondence and a photograph from PFC Robert "Bob" Parsons to his girlfriend Olive M. Violante during the Second World War.
Reports, memos, agendas, clippings, and correspondence created while Julie Partanksy was a Davis City Council Member and Mayor.
Reports, memos, agendas, clippings, and correspondence created while Partanksy was a Davis City Council Member and Mayor.
The Harry Partch Music Scores consist of facsimiles of musical and theatrical compositions by Harry Partch, written between 1922 and 1972. Compositions include seminal works such as , , and .
Virgil Partch, also known as Vip, was the creator of the popular syndicated cartoon and also had a successful career as a freelance cartoonist and book illustrator in the United States from the 1950s to the 1980s. In addition to...
Texts of the plays, annual reports on the preparation and completion of the year's activities, and original music composed for the pageant.
Songs performed at the fourth congress of the party.
Bulletins, membership records, questionnaires of members, and miscellany, relating to right-wing political activity in France prior to and during World War II.
Phonotape sound recordings of interviews of Colombian government officials and others, relating to to drug trafficking in Colombia.
List of Americans in the Japanese civilian internment camp at Santo Tom�s University, Manila. Compiled by Mr. Tsurumi, Japanese consul in Manila, and delivered to Mr. Spiker, American consul in Shanghai.
Partial holograph millitary order signed by Edward Robinson, by order of Brigadier General Julius Stahel, states that Aquia Creek Station will furnish all details for fatigue and guard duty; all the fatigue parties from the Third Division which are now...
Protest songs of the peoples of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde Islands.
Proceedings of the Mexican Partido Comunista Mexicano, Congreso Nacional in 1939
A collection of political material representing the Venezuelan third-way political party, the Partido Social Cristiano de Venezuela. The collection documents circulated political materials leading up to the election of its party founder and head, Rafael Caldero, to the Venezuelan presidential...
Bound ledger containing 189 pages of handwritten minutes and actions recorded by the Unionist Party of Guatemala concerning their activities and the government of Manuel Estrada Cabrera. Dated entries from January 3, 1919 to October 7, 1921 contain enumerated actions...
Reports and minutes, relating to the activities and views of the party, and to the Russian Revolution.
The correspondence and papers of the John Herbert Evelyn Partington, his wife Sarah, and their children: Blanche Partington, Gertrude Partington Albright, Phyllis Partington, and, to a lesser extent, Jack (John) Partington, Sr., Richard Langtry Partington, Edward Partington, Kate Partington, and...
v.1: Album of snapshots given to Gertrude Partington by Carrie Sterling, Christmas, 1904. -- v.2: Views of Point Pedro, 1905 and unidentified California locales; fire and aftermath of 1906 earthquake; ruins of Cliff House; views near Monterrey. -- v.3: Cartes...
Includes many photographs of Phyllis Partington, theater and opera personalities, family portraits and residences, etc. Also includes photographs of an outing aboard Jack London's yacht The Snark.
Collection of Partington family portraits and snapshots, including John Herbert Evelyn Partington, Sarah Ann Partington, Blanche Partington, Richard Langtry, Gertrude Partington Albright, Phyllis Partington, John Allan (Jack) Partington, Kate Partington and Edward and Mary Partington. Also includes pictures of Partington...
This collection contains the papers of English author, editor, bibliographer, and journalist Wilfred Partington (1888-1955), who was editor of the Bookman’s Journal and Print Collector from 1919 to 1931. Includes manuscripts by Partington and other authors, as well as correspondence...
Letters, telegrams, and photographs, sent by local organizations of the party to Adolf Hitler to congratulate him upon his attainment of power in Germany.
Family, childhood in North Carolina and New Jersey; meeting Jack Peltason at University of Missouri, marriage and family; faculty wife at Smith College and University of Illinois, 1947-1959; UC Irvine, founding years, 1964-1967; wife of chancellor, University of Illinois, 1967-1977;...
Family, childhood in North Carolina and New Jersey; meeting Jack Peltason at University of Missouri, marriage and family; faculty wife at Smith College and University of Illinois, 1947-1959; UC Irvine, founding years, 1964-1967; wife of chancellor, University of Illinois, 1967-1977;...
Life in Berkeley, Calif.; association with University of California, as student in Berkeley and as fund-raiser; voluntary work with various organizations, including YWCA, United Service Organization, Travelers Aid Association of America, World Affairs Council, United Way, International Conference of Social...
The Jane Bourne Parton Papers are remarkable for the thorough documentation they provide of the life of an American woman in the mid-twentieth century, from childhood to death. Jane Bourne was born in 1917, and grew up in the Pacific...
Four photograph collages documenting BEAR events in California and Florida circa 1995-2002 created by Jim Parton. Parton served as Mr. Southern California Bear 1997 (Per BEARS LA 1997) and Mr. International Bear 1997 (per Bears of San Francisco BEARS, IBR...
This collection of Mills College photographs consists of 55 items (53 photographic prints) mounted on boards, taken by Roi Partridge, circa 1940. The other two items are a map of Mills based on a drawing, and a postscript describing the...
Primarily correspondence between Partridge and Berkeley city officials. Also, one folder of material on undergrounding Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) tracks.
Photographs, postcards, and letters, relating to conditions in Siberia, China, and Japan, 1918-1920; and American military facilities in New Guinea and the Philippines, 1943-1945.
Snapshots, taken outdoors at San Simeon. Photographs picture, among others, William R. Hearst, Marion Davies, Fremont Older, Constance Talmadge, Adolphe Menjou, Clarence R. Linder and wife.
Correspondence, journals, notebooks, photographs, slides, negatives, drawings, scrapbooks, film (home movies), sound recordings, video recordings, uniform accoutrements, and other material, 1961-2000, from Eugene Partyka and Philip Stuart. Materials in the collection document the relationship between Partyka and Stuart, as well...
Capt. Aram Y. (Dick) Parunak, USN (1910–2007) was a U.S. Navy pilot during World War II, who became the first pilot to land and takeoff on Greenland’s ice cap during the rescue of the crew of a crashed B-17. In...
Includes a general view of Pasadena; a view of a live oak on Orange Grove Blvd. near Columbia Street, Pasadena; and a photo of orange picking and packing.
This collection contains photographs and panoramic photographs of the Pasadena Buddhist Temple and members of the church's congregation. Also included are photographs at different Buddhist churches, conferences, and anniversary events around California. All of the items in this collection have...
Photographs show the San Gabriel Mission interior and exterior, Marengo Ave. (Pasadena), Lucy Baldwin's home near Pasadena, the Raymond Hotel, the beach and hotel at Santa Monica, and the home of Ramona (Camulos Ranch).
A collection of digital objects representing the diverse social and cultural history of Pasadena.
A collection of the business records of the Pasadena Orange Growers Association, California.
This collection contains the records of the Pasadena Playhouse, a community theater established in Pasadena, California, in 1917. Materials consist primarily of theater programs, scrapbooks, business records, correspondence, clippings, scripts, school catalogues, brochures and ephemera, indexes, photographs, original drawings of...
Two scrapbooks of news clippings, broadsides, and correspondence about Pasadena, California and its citizens, dated between 1900 and 1945.
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses slides consist of two sets of color photographic slides documenting the Tournament of Roses Parade (also known as the Rose Parade) for the years 1959 and 1961. Each set contains approximately seventy 35mm mounted slides....
This collection consists of the scripts of Ernest Pascal (1986-1966), as well as his book collection. Pascal was an American screenwriter, author, and playwright.
The Juan Pascoe Collection, 1971-2014, contains almost all of the imprints and published monographs created by Juan Pascoe. It begins with his first efforts in West Branch, Iowa (1971-1972), traces his developments through his initial press, Imprenta Rascuache, in Mexico...
This collection contains correspondence from Sergeant Neil C. Pascoe during the Second World War and Michael L. Watson during the Vietnam War. Also includes newspaper clippings from 1943 to 1944 and Pascoe's veteran information card.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, orders, writings, photographs, motion picture film, and printed matter relating to the naval forces of General Nikolay Yudenich during the Russian Civil War; the Russian refugee camp in Wünsdorf, Germany, in 1922; American military intelligence service activities,...
Relates to the feminist movement in Taiwan during the decade of the 1980s. Produced in Taiwan by the Awakening Foundation.
The collection consists of materials related to the research and publication of Martin J. Pasqualetti's book, published in 1997 and focusing on the work of former UC Riverside Geography professor and founding faculty member Homer Aschmann. Items in the collection...
The Roy Pasqualetti photograph album of Hercules (built 1907; tugboat), 1971-1972, (SAFR 24643, P15-016) is comprised of photographs documenting the condition of the museum vessel HERCULES at Hyde Street Pier, San Francisco Maritime State Historic Park, San Francisco, California, as...
Nelson discusses the Miller-Bradley and Seymour bills in Congress; lobbying efforts of environmental and agricultural communities in the formation of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act; Metropolitan Water District and water marketing transfers; the Endangered Species Act, Share the Water,...
Representing Central Valley Project Water Assn. (CVPWA); drafting and revising John Seymour's bill S. 2016, and efforts to pass Seymour bill and oppose bills of Congressman George Miller, Senator Bill Bradley (Miller-Bradley bills); relationships with Miller, Bradley, Central Valley congressmen...
Joint interview discusses the background of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District's (MWD) interest in water marketing and transfers, and water banking; Imperial Irrigation District, Palo Irrigation District; Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, Areias Dairy Farm Transaction; the three-way process, formation...
Daniel P. Beard dicusses his interests in natural resources policy issues, in particular his association with Cogressman George Miller and the congressman's position on Central Valley Project reform; and concludes the interview with his views of his time as Commissioner...
The legislative assistant to Senator John Seymour, Richard K. Golb discusses the writing and revision of the Seymour bills on the water resources of the Central Valley, Calif., his work with the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, and with...
Joint interview discusses the Environmental Defense Fund, research relatd to California water issues, and the drafting, moving through the Senate, and final passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act.
Album of photographs, many by Australian official photographer Frank Hurley, documenting one of the major battles of World War I, the Battle of Passchendaele, also known as the Third Battle of Ypres, between July and November 1917.
Material collected by Ermete Passera including work-related items from Italian newspapers, and San Francisco Athletic Club documents.
The collection contains Passet's interviews and correspondence about the life and work of lesbian author and publisher Barbara Grier. Grier was one of the editors of and one of the founders of Naiad Press. interviewees and correspondents include: Grier's life...
Interviews with 24 individuals involved in the Civil Rights Movement in the United States and the San Francisco Bay Area. Interviewees include activists, a Black Panther member, and others.
Correspondence, diaries, memoirs, other writings, biographical data, printed matter, drawings, photographs, and other audiovisual material relating to Russian art and literature, culture in the Soviet Union, and Russian émigré life. Includes papers of Leonid and Rosalia Pasternak; their sons, the...
Joe Pasternak (1901-1991) was a Hungarian born American film producer who worked with Universal Pictures, MGM, and Twentieth Century Fox. This collection includes scripts, photographs, film reels, production files, awards, and vinyl records.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, printed material, research notes and drawings, and photographs related to French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur (1822-1895).
The collection contains one ledger pertaining to the activities of the Pastime Gun Club from March 9, 1893 to January 11, 1915.
Sound recordings of interviews, relating to the Nicaraguan revolution of 1979, Nicaraguan-Cuban relations, and the Nicaraguan contra guerrilla war. Includes typed notes made from the interviews. Interviews conducted by William E. Ratliff.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, interviews, maps, photographs, and printed matter, relating to the investigation of the Japanese incursion into Manchuria in 1931.
Correspondence, press releases, and miscellany, relating to Republican Party activities among ethnic groups in the United States. Photocopy.
The Pat Bond Memorial Old Dyke Awards was organized by a special committee sponsored by the National Center for Lesbian Rights. Pat Bond was a Bay Area comedian, writer, and performer. The awards were founded to “ensure that the talents...
Interviews with individuals associated with him in his administration or in his campaigns. Copies of photographs and of documentary material inserted. Interviewees, and titles of interviews, as follows: Nancy Sloss. Political Appointments and Personalities; Meredith Burch. Political Notes; Charles Guggenheim....
[Governor of California]. Mimeograph script for KEYT [Santa Barbara television station] for program "Campaign Special #1," showcasing local developments during his tenure, Sept. 25 , 1962. Alpha list.
Fruit crate labels from the personal collection of Pat Jacobsen, an authority on such labels, chiefly related to the apple and pear industries of Washington State.
This collection features Pat Rocco's gay erotic shorts, features, documentaries, and home movies including footage of the June 1971 Christopher Street West parade in Hollywood, gay demonstrations, events and festivals, backstage footage of his tour with Marge and Gower Champion,...
17 b/w photographs.
Photographs of Patch, Roving D.J., broadcasting in a radio studio, broadcasting on location including at the Hustler Club and on Broadway in San Diego, interviewing musicians, and being promoted on a marquee at Gazzaris on the Sunset Boulevard, 1967-1971, undated....
This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, manuscripts, bound first editions, rare silkscreen and painted book editions, painted poems, works of art including illustrations, paintings, papier-mâché sculptures and decorated furniture, scrapbooks, photographs, slides, recordings, musical scores, and clippings documenting the creative...
This collection contains correspondence from Miriam Patchen, books, printed material and family photographs on Kenneth Patchen as collected by his sisters Magel and Ruth Patchen.
This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, photographs, musical scores, audio recordings, a film and an artifact, documenting Miriam Patchen's promotion of her late husband's work.
Philip Patchin was a journalist for the China Press in Peking from 1911 to 1912. He accompanied Secretary of State Robert Lansing to Versailles for the 1919 treaty negotiations. The collection includes letters, photographs, and documents related to the negotiations...
Record Series 635 contains records of courses in home economics, film and radio offered by UCLA. These materials were collected and used by UCLA student Pat Lynn Patco (19--).
Collection consists of three photograph albums and loose photographs taken by Charles Pate (1874-1961), depicting early residents, locations, and landmarks in the local area. He was an early pioneer who came to the La Cañada Valley in California in 1893....
Collection contains course notes, with one diagram, completed in pen and pencil on 36 p. at beginning and end of notebook. The notes concern the fundamentals of chiropody and the practices involved. The notebook also contains tipped-in typescript letters and...
Carole Pateman (1940- ) is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the UCLA Department of Political Science. She was the first woman President of the International Political Science Association (1991-1994) and was President of the American Political Science Association (2009-2011). Her...
Speeches and writings, correspondence, printed matter, photographs, videorecordings, and sound recordings relating mainly to political conditions in Eritrea and the history of Eritrea.
United States Patent Office specifications, correspondence.
Patent for Improved Gun Harpoon (SAFR 14285, HDC0047) is U.S. Patent No. 5949 dated 1848. Two page parchment with description of gun on second page. First page signed by Secretary of State James Buchanan. Also a drawing of specification of...
Patent document issued by Patent Office with seal and ribbon to Alfred Ropp of Selby, California (who probably worked for Selby Smelters) in 1899 for "roasting and oxidizing furnaces". Accompanied by document discussing the Canadian patent and miscellaneous documents relating...
Patent document issued by Patent Office with seal and ribbon to Alfred Ropp of Selby, California (who probably worked for Selby Smelters) in 1899 for "roasting and oxidizing furnaces". Accompanied by document discussing the Canadian patent and miscellaneous documents relating...
Approx. 270 mostly color lithograph cards.... From Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,Wisconsin... advertising products such as Merchant's Worm Tablets, [think about org. by company name, like Romaine and others].
The trade cards are small, colorfully illustrated advertising cards touting a particular medicine and its many cures. The illustrations often have little to do with any of the ailments purported to be cured. They were pure advertising and very collectible.
Models for late 19th Century patents.
Petition to the [United States] Commissioner of Patents filed by Edward P. Coffin of Nantucket, Massachusetts for a "new and useful improvement in gold washing machines." A 3 -page description of the mechanism is attached to the petition along with...
Petition to the [United States] Commissioner of Patents filed by Edward P. Coffin of Nantucket, Massachusetts for a "new and useful improvement in gold washing machines." A 3 -page description of the mechanism is attached to the petition along with...
Patents consist of 15 disbound volumes of certificates that signify the transfer of ownership rights of publicly held land to private individuals in San Diego County between 1883-1931.
This collection consists of books and loose leaf papers of patents filed in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany from the 1890s to the 1930s. These patents generally have to do with photograph, film, and other formats...
Patents, drawings and other documents pertaining to cable car design, BANC MSS 92/899 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
This collection consist of a bibliography on index cards created by Dr. Josephine Paterek for her book , which was published in 1994. Each section was titled and organized by Paterek according to how they appear in the final publication...
This small collection contains papers of British Naval officer Charles William Paterson (1756-1841), who became Admiral of the White in 1837. The twin cores of this collection are six letters from Paterson in 1793-1794 to family during his naval service...
Journal, map, photographs, and spears, relating to exploration in the Lake Nyasa region of Africa.
The Pathé Exchange records span the years 1925-1931 and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection is composed chiefly of business and financial records for Pathé Exchange and the Pathé Studio, including audits; balance sheets; budgets; payroll records; reports; weekly cost...
Two Path of History brochures, each includes numbered tour sites with descriptions and map.
Exhibit traces the historic discovery of the "Lost Cities of the Maya" by American diplomat John Lloyd Stephens and English artist Frederick Catherwood, and Payne Johnson's 20th century visit to the same locations. Collection includes photographs (color snapshots) of the...
Slides, video tapes, and keyed photographic representation of mural depicting international revolutionary leaders on Pathfinder Building in New York City, with biographical information on those depicted and on mural artists, with press releases and press coverage relating to the mural.
Collected by Pathfinder Press for use in illustrating its publications, the collection includes photographs, drawings, and printed reproductions of illustrations, depicting Leon Trotsky, leading figures of the Russian Revolution, leaders of the Fourth International, leaders of the Socialist Workers Party...
Record copies of books, pamphlets, and bulletins, relating to Marxist theory and socialist political analysis and commentary, and including works of Leon Trotsky, Fidel Castro, Malcolm X and others. Includes publications of Pioneer Publishers, Merit Publishers, and Monad Press, predecessors...
Club records and photographs documenting the women's group Pathfinders Club of San Jose, especially outdoor recreational outings around the San Francisco Bay Area.
Collection consists of a manuscript on blue paper in unidentified hand, apparently that of an unnamed student of Philippe Pinel. Notes in longhand of Pinel's two-year course on internal pathology at the École de Médecine in Paris. The organization of...
A series of lecture notes dealing with anatomical and clinical pathology, consisting of more than 400 pages of manuscript text with approximately 30 lines per page, and with 400 pages of finely hand-drawn and hand-colored drawings facing the text. The...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Writings, notes, correspondence, printed matter, and photographs relating to political conditions in Russia, elections in 1989, privatization of state property, and administration of Saint Petersburg.
Relates to conditions in Petrograd and Moscow during World War I and the Russian Revolution, 1916 October-1918 August.
The collection consists of materials by or pertaining to artist and illustrator Giacomo Patri. Includes biographical materials about the artist as well as labor union pamphlets and handbooks for the Marine Cooks and Stewards Association, the International Longshore and Warehouse...
The Tito Patri Collection spans the years 1955-2015. The collection is organized into four series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Office Records, and Project Records. The collection includes a published sketchbook of his travel drawings, regional studies and reports, and documents...
The Patriarch (built 1969; ship, 3m) and Tongass (built 1915; steam schooner) photographs, circa 1900-1912 and 1938-1948, (SAFR 24646, P15-019) are comprised of photographs of cargo aboard PATRIARCH and of TONGASS while docked. The collection has been processed to the...
Correspondence, notes and drafts, receipts....
Contains correspondence, articles, speeches, research and teaching materials from Patricia Buffler's career in at the University of Texas, Austin and the University of California, Berkeley.
Research materials used in editing the book, "An American Odyssey: the autobiography of a 19th c. Scotsman Robert Brownlee at the request of his children, Napa County, California, October, 1892," based on the life of a 19th century Scottish immigrant...
The collection documents Etter's research about 19th century Chinese opium pipes and smoking at two sites: Donner Summit, California and Virginia City, Nevada.
Contains family papers, correspondence, receipts, certificates, licenses, invoices, accounts, legal documents, land purchase receipts, clippings, etc., of a Mormon pioneer family in California. Includes similar materials for Stivers's uncle, Earl Marshall. Also includes other related materials about extended family members...
Manuscripts and Leaflets
The Patricia Faure Gallery in Los Angeles, which began as Asher/Faure, exhibited internationally recognized artists such as Richard Artschwager, Philip Guston and Morris Louis along with less-known local artists such as Gwynn Murrill, Craig Kauffman and Jack Goldstein. The archive...
Conference materials gathered by Patricia Freeman from NAACP West Coast Regional Conferences (1977-1987), NAACP Region 1 Leadership Conferences (1972-1988), and NAACP Northern Area Conferences (1974-1987); NAACP Region 1 annual reports (1974-1982); Freeman's subject files, including files on ACT-SO, the development...
Contains manuscript and typescripts of various drafts of Norman Clyde's narratives, in his own hand, about his climbing activities in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, as well as mountains in Arizona, the Canadian Rockies, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Southern California, Washington,...
Posters and handbills for popular culture or counter-cultural events, chiefly in San Francisco and Berkeley. Includes rock concerts from the hippie to the punk eras.
No. 75 of 110 of "Light in the Woods." Deframed 5/3/06. Found in workroom, provenance unknown. Alpha list. Oversize.
Typescript copy of "Writers and the Faith. Katherine Mansfield," ca. 1945. Alpha list.
22 documents. .05 linear feet (1folder).
Contains correspondence, brochures, awards, etc.
Includes studio portraits, press photographs and snapshots pertaining to the career and personal life of U.S. Representative and Republican Party insider Patrick J. Hillings (PIC boxes 1-2). Also depicted are various politicians and public figures, including Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard...
Photographs, clippings, and several ephemeral items pertaining to Patrick’s athletic career at Stanford and on the American Olympic rugby teams in 1920 and 1924.
This collection includes photographs taken by James Patrick of the Folsom Street Fair and Castro Halloween celebrations, circa 1990-2005.
Memoirs, entitled Transformations, and letters, relating to the history of Constantinople Woman's College during World War I, conditions in Turkey during the war, Turkish society, and the Turkish educational system.
The collection consists of manuals, dating from 1982 to 1985, related to the Homestake Mining Company's project at McLaughlin Mines, located in Napa and Lake counties, California.
V. 1: Clippings concerning politics in California, 1884-1888.
Two views of automobiles decorated for the parade, and one view of the parade progressing down the street, with flags flying from buildings. Parade could be for the ending of the first world war, or for July 4th.
Minutes of meetings, reports, appeals, correspondence, and lists, relating to political conditions in Siedlce province following the imposition of martial law in Poland in 1981. Includes miscellaneous records of district and local branches within Siedlce province.
The VP-13 was a Tactical Training Squadron featuring aircraft such as the Consolidated PB2Y (various models). Of particular importance in this collection is the XPB2Y-1 Coronado known as “Blue Goose.” Originally designed as a patrol bomber, PB2Ys were eventually used...
The collection consists of financial records, meeting minutes, clippings, a scrapbook, and other miscellaneous records....
Names of charter members and of candidates, 1873; secretary's report, 1873-1874; minutes of meetings, May 1873-Oct. 1907. Some clippings pertaining to activities of the Grange pasted in.
Photocopies of letters by K. Päts, relating to his imprisonment in the Soviet Union, and appealing to the United Nations to bring about civil rights and independence in the Baltic States; translations and a press release from the Consulate General...
Photograph album contains chiefly snapshots documenting early life of Patsy Jane Keating. Album also depicts Patsy's father, Thomas Keating, who was assistant manager of the Hotel St. Francis in San Francisco, as well as the hotel's famous chef Victor Hirtzler...
Papers include business and personal correspondence, committee correspondence, meeting minutes and reports, photographs and slides, and appointment books....
Letters, agreements and papers concerning quicksilver mines in Napa and Sonoma Counties; deeds for property in Napa County; letters and receipts.
This collection contains materials created and collected by Fred Patten, best known for his involvement in the Science Fiction fan community and work as an historian in the Anime, Manga, and Furry fandoms. The primary focus of this collection is...
This collection contains correspondence, email, fliers, articles, stories, business cards, and other material on Fred Patten, who was an historian in science fiction, manga, anime, and furry fandom. Mostly contains correspondence and exchanges which he had with others.
Bradley H. Patterson, Jr., served as an Executive Assistant, Special Consultant to the President in the office of Leonard Garment. The file group reflects Patterson’s responsibilities in civil rights, plans for the American Revolution Bicentennial celebration, oversight of both the...
Stereographs. Views of Europe and the United States collected by Patterson.
This collection documents Clair Patterson (1922-1995), a geochemist at the University of Chicago and California Institute of Technology. Patterson was best known for determining the age of the earth and the solar system, and for his pioneering work on global...
Relates to foreign policy views of Herbert Hoover. Photocopy.
Collection consists of many newspaper clippings, records and certificates of his awards and accomplishments, important memberships, his correspondence recommending persons for important positions as judges, as well as very laudatory letters regarding the quality of his work from the Governors...
Collection includes a portrait of Patterson in her cap and gown, 1909; two images of Stanford women students in their dorm, one labeled “A Kimona Party” and one, “Mock Wedding”; and six other photos, including people in canoes and in...
These 7 folders contain correspondence to George W Patterson from family and business associates in the time period from 1849 to 1859. The subject matter of the letters is either family,local news or business matters. George Patterson received these letters...
This collection comprises news clippings, photographs, printed publicity materials and reports, datebooks, correspondence, and other papers related to the political career of Jerry M. Patterson, who served as councilman and mayor of Santa Ana from 1969 to 1974, then as...
The Patterson, Langford and Stewart drawings for the Santa Barbara Central City Redevelopment project span 3 linear feet and date from circa 1974. The collection consists of 25 architectural drawings documenting the firm’s alternative land use suggestions. Drawings include: a...
This scrapbook was created by Miss Louise Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Louise Hillard Patterson and student at Coronado High School. Originally from Baltimore, this mother and daughter resided at Coronado Beach and were both prominent local socialites. Miss Patterson's scrapbook...
The Marion Patterson interviews contains recorded interviews of photographers, such as Edna Bullock, Pirkle Jones, Ruth-Marion Baruch, Charis Wilson, and Julius Shulman, conducted by Patterson. Patterson is a photographer whose worked with Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, and Minor White. She's...
Mark Patterson photographs of an unidentified gay pride event in Santa Cruz, California.
: The collection, spanning 1848-1936, consists of manuscript mine maps including; surveys, claims, assays, with annotated manuscript annotations. The collection is housed in 1 box containing 153 m.s. maps. The bulk of the collection covers the period after the California...
This collection contains correspondence, appraisals and maps of real estate in Santa Cruz County as well as some personal papers of Noel Patterson.
The Patterson Ranch Company was a livestock, dairy, and agricultural farm originally located on the Oxnard plains. The ranch was owned by New York farmer John D. Patterson, who hired managers to run the farm for him. Peter Hartveld, a...
The collection consists of the papers of Thomas C. Patterson, a Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the UC Riverside Department of Anthropology. Materials in the collection include field notebooks and other materials related to Patterson's archaeological and ethnohistorical research on Peru.
This collection contains postcards, photographs, correspondence, and other material regarding California that was collected by Tom Patterson, a columnist for the newspaper and a local historian. Materials in this collection primarily relate to Riverside, California and the greater inland region...
The collection consists of typescript volumes by author Vernon Patterson (1896-1978), founding faculty member and professor of English at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, California. Patterson documented the early lives of his youngest son, Christopher (born 1949), and Christopher's...
Collection contains correspondence and other documents pertaining to the Pattie Party, Pattie Party descendants and the plaque commemorating Sylvester Pattie and party on Presidio Hill in San Diego.
Holograph letter written at Head Quarters on the Rapidan River requesting that General Thomas help return an absent private to his regiment.
The Patton Family Collection consists of 156 glass plate negatives, 218 film negatives, 875 photographs, and a negative book, 1885-1945 (bulk 1895-1907), created and/or collected by members of the Patton family and friends. Also included are photographs of Lake Vineyard...
The collection consists of personal and business papers related to the Patton family, and is particularly focused on the activities of George Smith Patton (1856-1927), an attorney, businessman, and the first mayor of San Marino, California. Topics covered include railroads,...
This collection contains papers having to do with land plots in the Wilmington area of Los Angeles, California owned by sisters Maria Jesus De Shorb, Annie Wilson, and Ruth Patton. Included in the collection are declaration of trust papers,...
Speech to the United States Third Army during World War II.
The James L. Patton papers currently consist of 35mm slides from the years 1966-1999 as well as thumbnail albums and digital copies accompanying the slides. These slides contain the photographs from field work done in North America, Mexico, Venezuela, Vietnam,...
Jameson “Lizzard” Patton (October 25, 1942-February 3, 1992) and Steve Walton (February 23, 1947-September 16, 1992) were a gay couple and longtime residents of 3841 18th Street, the site of the “Hunga Dunga” commune in the 1970s San Francisco. Patton,...
The collection contains the personal and business papers of George S. Patton, Sr., and his family.
This archive contains the political papers of Gary Patton, the Third District Supervisor of Santa Cruz County from 1975-1994.
Studies, reports, memoranda, notes, correspondence, trial transcripts, bulletins, press summaries, clippings, and printed matter, relating to political, social, and economic conditions in Indonesia; Indonesian foreign relations, especially with the United States; communism in Indonesia; the coup of 1965 in Indonesia,...
Almarin B. Paul's memoir is 36 typed pages in a daily journal from 1898, recalling events from 1849-1851. It details his investment in hardware merchandise to be shipped to California, and his departure with his future business partner Dr. Thomas...
Papers include field notes from research trips to Guatemala, 1941-2000; other research files and notes, including some of his wife Lois Paul; correspondence; class files and departmental records; and reprints.
Photographs by William (Bil) Paul taken between 1977-1978. Subjects includes: Harvey Milk, Castro Street Fair, George Moscone, Gay Freedom Day Parade - Gay Teachers and School Workers contingent, Anne Kronenberg, and Carol Ruth Silver.
Chiefly letters, typescripts and finished broadsides for two printing projects Bissinger did for Kathleen and Charles Norris: "Thirtieth anniversary : to CeeGee from Katy" and "To Charles G. Norris on an anniversary, April 23, 1931"
23 reproduction proofs, various subjects including Vietnam, elections, and prison conditions, by Los Angeles Times political cartoonist, Paul Conrad. Accompanied by a letter from Conrad and an essay on cartooning. Gift of Herb Simpkins
The Paul Courtright papers contain photograph albums, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, maps, reports, books, correspondence, journals, and other material collected and/or created by Paul Courtright, a former Peace Corps volunteer who was stationed in the Jeonnam Province of South Korea from...
This collection consists of published material and personal papers. The published materials include magazine and newspaper articles about De Longre's 50th birthday celebration, which includes a poem dedicated to the artist by Theo M. Carpenter; biographical note on De Longre;...
The Paul Ecke Ranch, Inc. Business Records and Family Papers at California State University San Marcos Library include approximately 600 cubic ft. of paper records, prints and photographs, digital and analog media, and artifacts documenting daily operations of the business...
Carbon-copy typescript of Ellerbe's The Winds Are My Shelter: The Autobiography of a Comparatively Free Man.
Elliot Paul (1891-1958) was a journalist for European editions of American newspapers, co-founded the literary review, (1927) in Paris, and a screenwriter. The collection consists of screenplays and proof sheets of books by Paul including , , , , ,...
The Paul G. Chace Ephemera Collection is an assortment of memorabilia collected by anthroplogist and arheologist, Paul G. Chace. This collection is a part of a larger donation from Chace to CHSSC that, as a whole, were split into five...
Campaign materials for State Proposition 13, a property tax reduction initiative; Proposition 8, The Victims Bill of Rights; Propositions 24, 36, and 4, and the 1980 campaign for the United States Senate.
Doctor of Library Science dissertation, University of California, Berkeley. Photocopy.
Contains files of course materials, lecture notes, correspondence, syllabi of seminars, class readers, research materials, small architectural drawings, etc. related to Paul Groth's career as a professor of architecture and geography at UC Berkeley, with a particular emphasis on cultural...
Contains papers relating to the Center for Independent Living (CIL); Boston Center for Independent Living (BCIL); Robert Wood Johnson Foundation National Advisory Committee (RWJ NAC); independent living; personal care assistants. Also includes research papers and publications relating to disabilities and...
The Paul J. Lundbeck collection contains correspondence and other materials regarding the life of Paul Lundbeck and his family. Included is correspondence between Paul and his wife Elizabeth written while he served in the Navy during World War II. Also...
Includes Jacobs' writings and background material on police and criminal justice, especially in California.
Contains files on Personal Interests, Labor, Police and Criminal Justice, and Informers' Files.
Manuscripts and notes on Jacobs' activity and interests in writing about race relations with Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, and Native Americans, among other ethnic groups. Contains copies of research materials from as early as 1830.
Letters and memoranda from Frank A. Pinner and Philip Selznick, who, with Jacobs, wrote the report, "Old Age and Political Behavior: A Case Study," for the Institute of Industrial Relations, University of California, Berkeley; research notes, drafts of sections of...
Documents relating to Paul Gothesen's life as a San Francisco Bay ferryman, including company memoranda and United States Department of Commerce certificates.
The Paul Kohner Agency records span the years 1935-1988 and encompass approximately 75 linear feet. The collection consists largely of scripts for produced and unproduced films. There are also some agency agreements and contracts, correspondence, and clippings....
Letters and documents related to his bibliography of the works of Leopold Delisle. Include letters from Edouard J. Champion, Honoré Champion, Léopold V. Delisle, Xavier Delisle, Anatole Claudin, François E. M. Dolbet, Gustave Macon, Henri A. Omont, Edouard Pelay, Georges...
One letter (TLS) from businessman and book collector Lemperly to E. H. Sauer, re collecting prints and proofs. New York, May 7, 1908. Alpha list.
Collection contains papers relating to Morton's career at the University of California, Berkeley in Electrical Engineering. Materials includes articles by Morton, bibliographies of his published works, and biographical information (including work history, professional activities, etc.) Also includes professional correspondence and...
Consists primarily of writings by Professor Naghdi. A small amount of correspondence and photographs are also included.
Relates to Romanian and German military operations at Stalingrad and in Yugoslavia during World War II, and to conditions in British prison camps. Photocopy.
Contains records, correspondence, policy guidelines, etc. of Nicaraguan Perspectives, a magazine published by the Nicaragua Information Center. Also contains numerous other miscellaneous publications and materials concerning various Nicaraguan and Latin American issues such as voting campaigns, foreign policy, and the...
Snapshots and portraits of families related to Ogden or relevant to the history of Berkeley, Calif., and snapshots of Berkeley near the turn of the 20th century. Some may be photographs Ogden collected out of historical interest, but most seem...
Boxes 1-4 contain correspondence begun by Paul Padgette (then known as Paul McDonald), following his visit to Carl Van Vechten in New York, and continuing until Van Vechten's death. Their passionate, detailed correspondence was based on Padgette's great interest in...
Photographs of sculptures by Rosenshine and portraits of her, including several by Ansel Adams and a few by Arnold Genthe.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Original installment: portrait photographs by Carl Van Vechten of Gertrude Stein and Alice Toklas in the 1930s. Includes photographs taken at Bilignin Villa, Chambery, Stein's home at 27 Rue de Fleurus, in New York, and at University of Virginia and...
Contains clippings, a calendar, and other ephemera relating to Henry Evans, collected by Paul Padgette.
Correspondence with booksellers; travel ephemera and travel notebooks; materials for Padgette's unpublished memoir.
Two printed playbills, Sam S. Shubert Theatre (New York City) and Auditorim Theatre (Rochester, NY). Purchase, HCA
Paul was a historian of the American West. His special interest was in mining. The small collection of Rodman Paul papers was given to the Archives by the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences in 2001. It contains a sampling...
Music scores for film and television by Paul Sawtell, and other documents and photographs relating to his life and career.
Collection includes family pictures (including Paul S. Taylor as a baby), Paul S. Taylor in WWI uniform, and European views from 1971 (PIC box 1). Many views which relate to the Report on community development programs in India, Pakistan, and...
Letters written to him, notes, clippings and related materials, including certificates of award and appreciation, mainly concerning his interest in the history of early sawmills in California, lumbering operations, and redwood trees, and his services as a park ranger. Oversize...
Papers relating to Paul Swatek's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Notes from various sources and copies of original papers.
During the 1700’s the Spanish government looked to assert Spain’s presence in Alta California permanently by establishing protected ports for Spanish ships along the Alta California coast. One expedition in particular was monumental in helping Spain to reach this goal....
Notes and article about the Santa Barbara News-Press and Paul VeblenÆs involvement in the John Birch Society æskirmishÆ; letters and copies of letters to Veblen from Pearl Chase, along with her copy of Seven Hundred Chinese Proverbs, inscribed to Veblen.
The William L. Paul papers contain correspondence, photographs, clippings, and other material regarding William L. Paul, a pioneer date grower in Coachella Valley, California from 1909-1935. Topics include the Coachella Valley Date Growers Association, Paul's personal date business, and the...
This collection contains approximately 150 photographs, 3 letters, 2 newspaper clippings, 2 packs of negatives, and 1 photograph album that describe Paul William Nishimuta's service as a member of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, 100th Infantry Battalion (Separate) during World...
The collection consists of copies of "Open Cell," a periodical that was associated with the Free University of Berkeley. The collection also contains Paula Friedman's recollections on the history of "Open Cell."
The collection consists of gallery records regarding the representation and promotion of artist Bruce Conner. Organized chronologically, the collection includes gallery records, including correspondence, announcements, inventories and invoices. Also included are articles, reviews, interviews, resumes, bibliographies and reproductions of Conner's...
Contains research files, writing drafts, course notes, professional activities, and university service files.
Edwin Wendell Pauley was born in 1903. In 1940 Pauley served as a member of the University of California, Board of Regents, a position he kept for 30 years. The bulk of the collection consists of photographs, photo albums, and...
The Pauley family is known for its ties to the oil business and the University of California, Los Angeles. The family also has a decades-long involvement with plans to redevelop the site of the historic winery in Guasti, California and...
The collection contains Paulina June Pollak's personal and professional records, documents, photographs, family geneaology, personal book collection, and awards.
Contains mainly newspaper clippings collected by Pauline Cushman documenting her speaking engagements about her life as a Union Army spy during the American Civil War. Included are announcements, reviews, and biographical pieces. Clippings are from various state newspapers and date...
Papers relating to Pauline Dietz's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Sound recording of interview with Jean Pauline conducted by Harvey Schwartz. Discusses youth in Brooklyn, 1920s-1930s, early interest in cooperatives and anarchism, coming to California, 1944; helping establish Peace and Freedom Party in San Diego, 1967; and Modern Times Bookstore...
This collection houses a variety of government documents, papers, photographs, business records, scrapbooks, ephemera, and other pertinent information regarding a variety of topics related to the political career of Pauline Larwood.
Primarily typescripts of short works, together with some related correspondence....
Paulist Productions was founded in Los Angeles in 1960 by Ellwood "Bud" Kieser (b. March 27, 1929-d. September 16, 2000), a Catholic priest and member of the Paulist Fathers. Its initial television series, , originally consisted of little more than...
This collection consists of published sheet music, manuscripts, concert programs, press clippings, photographs, and correspondence collected by or addressed to Los Angeles area vocalist Mary Green Pauloo, who worked closely with composer and educator Mary Carr Moore and was involved...
This collection consists of the administrative papers of the Federation of Retired Union Members (FORUM). Materials include the organization's by-laws, minutes, correspondence, bank and dues statements, and health care files and programs.
Contains materials related to the Bay Area chapters of the Labor Party Advocates, including correspondence, membership lists, bank statements, labor newsletters, media lists and press releases, and the rules for the founding convention of the Labor Party.
Ira Pauly was an American psychiatrist known for his research and writing on transsexualism. This collection includes a number of Pauly’s published writings on the topic of transsexualism. It also includes an original video recording of Pauly’s interview with Louis...
Tom Pavatea was a Hopi Indian who was a trader on the Hopi reservation beginning in the late 1890s and running through the 1940s. This collection includes official correspondence and papers of Tom Pavatea from 1933 to 1947.
Robert F. Pavey was born in 1928 in Vernal, Utah. He joined the Navy and served in the Navy Photographic Section.
Relates to the economics of grain production in Canada and prospects for the future.
Relates to the Trotskyist opposition in Russia.
The collection of photographs, taken around the turn of the 20th century, shows Pavlov's laboratories, coworkers, and some laboratory procedures used in his experiments. The photographs were presented by one of Pavlov's pupils, Professor Petr Stepanovich Kupalov, to Dr. Mary...
Correspondence, minutes, protocols, reports, circulated material, and financial records relating to activities of the independent trade union Nezavisimost' in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.
The collection comprises dance programs, photographs, postcards, clippings, and tributes assembled by the University of California, Irvine, Special Collections and Archives to document the career of Anna Pavlova, a ballerina who was renowned for her inspiring performances and for generating...
Letters to E. F. Pavlovskaia from her sisters Ekaterina Fedorovna Estifeeva and Elizaveta Fedorovna Estifeeva, both residents of Voronezh, Russia, relating to family matters and social conditions in the Soviet Union.
Tribute to P. N. Miliukov from the Finnish colony of St. Petersburg, 1910. Two pages of origianl signatures, prececeded by leaf containing text of tribute, in manuscript, and decorated with an original drawing, hand-colored. Includes translation of tribute text.
The Cindy Pawlcyn Papers documents the career of James Beard Award-winning chef and cookbook author Cindy Pawlcyn. Her first restaurant, Mustards Grill, has been in operation for over 40 years and has earned the Robert Mondavi Award for Culinary Excellence....
The John Paxton papers span the years 1941-1980 (bulk 1942-1970) and encompass 13 linear feet. The collection contains production material, scripts, correspondence, and clippings. In addition to the film scripts, there are also scripts for unproduced films and television programs,...
John Paxton (1911- ) worked as a press agent (1937-38), associate editor for magazine (1937-38) and a publicist for New York Theatre Guild (1941) before coming to Hollywood to work as a scriptwriter with RKO. The collection consists of Paxton's...
James Payn (1830-1898) was a English author and magazine editor. The collection consists of original holograph manuscripts of Payn's novels , , and .
Ledger of orchard accounts from the Payne ranch (1870-1892) located near Campbell, California, and Local Secretary-Treasurer's Minute Books from Moreland Local No. 92, Farmers' Educational and Co-operative Union of America, California Division (1927-1936).
The George S. Payne 1835-1840 journals onboard NIANTIC (built 1835; ship, 3m), (SAFR 23812, HDC 1656) consists of four handwritten journals containing the observations and musings of able seaman and second mate George S. Payne while sailing on four year-long...
Include letters to him from California State Prison at San Quentin and from Robert Dollar re his supplying them with wood, and from the California State Board of Agriculture re reward for his gelding Viking; accounts.
John Payne was a television and motion picture actor. In the 1950s Payne was featured in his own television series (1957-59). The collection consists of seventy-plus scripts for the series.
The Kenneth W. Payne Research Archive (DOC1989.1) contains research Payne conducted from 1972 to 1985 on the traditional medical practices of the Bagobo people of Mindanao, Philippines, including diseases, symptoms, treatments and cures; healer and patient relationships; and nutrition. Based...
Issues of Payne's little magazine The Light Year, and his The Lovable Cable Car: Free Poems Among Friends.
The collection of glass and nitrate negatives contains almost 1,000 views of Shanghai and surrounding areas taken by Oscar Birkett Payne, especially documenting sites and scenes along the waterways going as far north as Ningbo (Ningpo) and Hangzhou (Hangchow). The...
Essays by Payne, primarily concerning WWII.
Pierre Stephen Robert Payne (1911-1983) was a professor of English poetry and lecturer in naval architecture (1943-46), head of the English deptartment at Alabama College, Montevallo (1949-54), war correspondent in Spain (1938), correspondent for the in Changsha, China (1942), the...
The collection contains Theodore Payne nursery catalogs; pricelists; plant and seed lists; articles and pamphlets authored by Payne for magazines and newsletters; and correspondence with Susanna Bixby Bryant and staff of California Botanic Garden.
Theodore Payne was a horticulturalist, nurseryman, and expert on California native plants. Materials in the Theodore Payne papers include personal and business records, records pertaining to his professional interests and activities, photographic material, publications on horticulture and gardening, landscaping records,...
Professional views taken in Costa Rica in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Subjects include various views of San José, the volcanoes Turrialba and Poás, the Northern Railway, and the Teatro Nacional. Also includes views of the Río Grande,...
The collection comprises 354 letters from 116 correspondents sent to the Argentine art critic Julio Payró between 1937 and 1971.
Legendary Bay Area emcee Jay Payton (1925-2016) was born William J Payton on Oct. 29, 1925 in Asheville, North Carolina. Beginning in 1972 Payton hosted the KEMO-TV music show “Soul Is” (later “The Jay Payton Show”), a weekly entertainment show...
Correspondence, writings, clippings, and photographs, relating to American-Argentine relations, the presidency of Juan Perón of Argentina, activities of Perón after his deposition in 1955, and activities of the Peronist political movement. Includes letters by Perón and Milton Eisenhower (brother of...
Brochures and flyers
Binder of materials on fire engine trucks the company produced for various towns, government agencies, and universities throughout California. Binder contains black and white lithographic prints of fire trucks with specifications on the back of each one. The binder was...
The collection consists of correspondence, documents, and news clippings related to the life and professional activities of George Tompkins Peabody.
The Peabody Collection consists of 672 glass plate negatives in various sizes, 1054 film negatives in various sizes, 24 photograph albums, 887 loose photographs in a variety of formats, published works, and manuscript material, created and collected by Henry G....
The (1800-2006) contains forty-two magic lanterns, approximately five thousand glass slides, as well as material related to the Peabody's membership in the Magic Lantern societies of the United States, Canada, and Great Britain, and their collecting activities and interests. The...
Correspondence, orders, citations, and commendations, relating to American military intelligence operations, military liaison with Great Britain and Mexico, and occupation of Japan after World War II.
A collection of over 800 pamphlets, papers, and articles devoted to the control of armed conflict.
The Peace and Freedom Party was founded on June 23, 1967 during the 1960's civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements. By 1968 the group gained national recognition and dedicated their efforts towards achieving their platforms of a socialist, democratic, feminist,...
Collection consists of ephemeral materials, internal papers, and campaign literature relating to the Peace and Freedom Party....
This collection consists of the photographs, papers, art, and other items related to members of the Peace Corps in Korea.
The records of the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission consist of seven cubic feet of textual and audiovisual records spanning the period from 1970-1992, which reflect the activities of the Commission as it worked to raise the level of...
Report at the 17th annual convention of the Peace Officers' Association, Oakland, 1937.
Newsletters, flyers, correspondence, photos, and subject files of the Santa Barbara center.
John Stephen (Steve) Peace, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member, 1982-1993, and a Senator, 1993-2002. The Steve Peace Papers consist of 42 cubic feet of textual records covering 1983-2002. The collection is organized into five series: Bill Files, Worker's Compensation...
Pamphlets, clippings, leaflets, letters, memoranda, circulars, reports, and bulletins, relating to pacifism, disarmament, international law, the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, the League of Nations and other actual or proposed international organizations, and various proposed plans to ensure peace.
Photographs taken on a trip to Mexico; includes some professional photographs. Shows local people, street scenes, scenery, a bull fight, etc.
Business records of The Peacekeeper Rail Garrison Project, a collaborative project between first class class railroads through the Association of American Railroads, defense contractors and the United States Air Force, which sought to identify locations along railroad right of way...
28 lantern slides of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. 6 lantern slides of miscellaneous California scenes. ca. 1893
Kenneth Peach, Sr. was a special effects artists and set photographer. The collection consists primarily of television scripts related to the Peach's career.
The log records voyages in the Pacific, returning via California and Cape Horn to Norfolk, Va.
Drafts of three bills introduced by Assemblyman Howard A. Peairs in the 40th State Legislature, 1913-1914....
Materials consist of photographs, campaign flyers and broadsides, campaign correspondence and other documents that provide background information for Padilla's campaign. One such document is a fifty page photostatic document regarding foreign communists and leftists in Mexico from government officials. The...
Comedian Al Pearce became an established name in radio and was best known for playing Elmer Blurt, a self-conscious door-to-door salesman. The collection consists of script files, sound recordings, and photographs related to Pearce's radio career as well as a...
Collection includes the scripts, photographs, clippings, correspondence, awards, and personal materials of American actress Alice Pearce (1917-1966). Also present are music recordings from the personal collection of Pearce's first husband, composer John Rox (1907-1957).
The collection contains correspondence, teaching materials, and copies of articles by the late Donald Pearce, professor of English at UCSB from the 1970s through the 1990s.
19 audiocassettes containing discussions by the late Donald Pearce, professor of English at UCSB from the 1970s through the 1990s, on American-Canadian crime-fiction writer Ken Millar (1915-1983) (pseudonym Ross MacDonald), lectures on W.H. Auden, and a discussion with Tom Nolan...
The Dr. William M. Pearce Collection documents the professional life of a practicing physician in Wilmington, California between 1924 and 1955. The collection primarily consists of appointment books detailing Pearce’s daily professional activities, and a small amount of material related...
The (1924-1963) primarily document the advertising activities and real estate listings of Pearce's real estate company, H. Pearce "Ranches Only." Of particular interest is the first issue of the (1928), a rare newspaper about the area's agricultural activities, and scrapbook...
The collection consists of 5 postcards are primarily of scenes in San Francisco Bay (Calif.) with one postcard of the U.S. Torpedo Boat Destroyer WORDEN.
Papers of scholar, critic, and founder of the UCSD literature department and the Archive for New Poetry. Included is correspondence regarding a wide variety of topics, for example, Jack Spicer research and the creation of the poetry archive. Correspondents include...
Susan Due Pearcy is an internationally known artist and printmaker working in the tradition of the transcendentalists. This collection consists of sixteen of her linoleum and woodcut block prints depicting scenes of the migrant field work from her time volunteering...
Collection of ten letters and documents removed from the Community Development and Conservation Collection [also known as the Pearl Chase Collection, SBHC Mss 1]. Includes items from [?] Bryce, Theodore E. Burton, R. Choute, Hamilton Fish, John Hay, Augustus Post,...
Carbon copy of a letter (TLS) from Pearl Chase to John A. Hussey, Historian, National Park Service, San Francisco, re birth of Isabel Larkin, believed to be first child born in California of American parents. Santa Barbara, September 1962. Found...
Interviews with Pearl Chase about her life, Santa Barbara history in the early 20th century, her longstanding involvement in community development efforts. Also, tapes of events involving and honoring her. Interviewer: Gibbs Smith, ca. 1972-1973. Other tapes, 1968, 1974, and...
Diary made by Pearl Church of her 8800 mile rail trip west with her friend Flora Thane, from August 4 to September 3, 1928. They visited Colorado Springs, the Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and...
This collection contains material belonging to Ed Pearl, founder of the Ash Grove venue. The majority of material related to the Ash Grove includes documents regarding efforts to create a new Ash Grove in the 1980s, as well as in...
On the morning of December 7, 1941, there was a surprise Japanese military strike against the US naval base, Pearl Harbor, in Oahu, Hawaii. This Collection contains dispatches reporting on the attack.
Daily logs of the lifeboats of the SS "Lahaina" and the SS "Manini." Both ships were torpedoed or shot at by Japanese vessels. L.B. #2 of the Lahaina was at sea from Dec. 11-21, 1941; L.B. #2 of the Manini...
Robert C. Pearl (1925-2012) served as Cooperative Extension Specialist with the UC Davis Department of Food Science and Technology. The collection contains biographical information, correspondence, and Pearl's publications as well as materials related to UC Cooperative Extension and the UC...
Papers of Bill Pearlman (1943-2016), poet, actor, playwright, Jungian psychotherapist and founding director of the Institute for Archetypal Drama.
The collection comprises audio interviews by Judith Pearlman, accompanied by some transcrips, translations, notes and printed matter. Also included are two videotapes of Bauhaus films; and the original unenhanced cassette tapes and reel-to-reel master copies.
Leo Pearlstein is an American public relations executive known as the "Culinary King of Public Relations" and one of the pioneers of food consulting. The collection is comprised of recipes, photographs, press releases, magazine clippings, letters, memoranda, emails, menus, leaflets,...
Photojournalist Reginald A. Pearman worked as a staff photographer for the , , and the Associated Press and over his career was a regular contributor to Magazine, , and the . The Reginald Pearman photograph collection includes 614 photographic prints...
Consists of diaries, correspondence, and newspaper clippings. Diaries are by Samuel Pearson and his wife Margaret Pearson; they include Samuel Pearson's service Spanish-American War in Cuba, and time stationed in Calif. and Japan. Also includes menus, military documents, a scrapbook,...
Correspondence, 1961-1982, research notebooks on optical properties of solids and other subjects, technical reports prepared during his tenure at Bell Telephone Laboratories, reprints, photographs and slides, legal papers relating to patents, transcript of an oral history interview, memorabilia, and other...
Correspondence, pamphlets, reports, newspaper articles, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to the evacuation and resettlement of Japanese Americans on the West Coast during World War II.
The collection consists primarily of diaries, and letters between the members of Gustavus Pearson's immediate family -- his wife Hattie and three children, John A., Francis, and Norman. Included in the correspondence are also a few letters from Gustavus and...
Transmits to Dixon a carbon typescript of Pearson's review of F.O. Matthiessen's American Renaissance (Oxford University Press) submitted to decision, and makes comment about Dixon's next visit the following summer when the war is hoped to be "well on the...
This collection includes various articles and interviews written by American film critic Dannis (Danny) Peary.
This small collection pertains to the early career of microscopist Daniel C. Pease, Ph.D. (1914-2001) at the University of Southern California (USC) and University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Pease developed thin-slice histological techniques for electron microscopy at USC; two...
This collection consists of materials from three generations of the family of Massachusetts doctor and Marshall/Caroline Islands medical missionary Edmund Morris Pease (1828-1906) and his wife Harriet A. Sturtevant Pease (born 1877), dating from 1816 to 1974 (bulk 1870-1930), and...
This collection includes correspondence, manuscripts, printed material, and ephemera all related to Mount Wilson Solar Observatory astronomer Francis Gladheim Pease (1881-1938), his astronomy work, and the telescopes he designed (bulk dating from 1908-1937).
This collection consists of the research papers of American astronomer Francis Pease (1881-1938), one of the original staff members of the Mount Wilson Solar Observatory.
The bulk of this collection consists of long letters "Hattie" Pease wrote to "Friends at home" while she was in Micronesia. One letter is from Honolulu (May-June, 1877) and there are two folders containing pages from her journal.
Included in the Howard Pease Papers are drafts of some of his published novels, short stories and newspaper articles as well as correspondence from family, friends, fans and business associates. The collection also contains memorabilia, including awards, reviews, photographs and...
Mining and settlement in 1860s Nevada, prospecting and settlement in the Yukon Territory and Alaska 1897-1901, West Coast literary magazines in the early twentieth century, Pease family history....
Autograph album belonging to May R. Pease contains quotations and poetry by family and friends, primarily in Sutter County.
This collection contains material by and about Henry Miller, collected by Philip D. and Sylvia Peatman. ...
The bulk of the collection relates to the writings of Donald Culross Peattie, but there also is substantial material regarding Louise Redfield Peattie's writings. In addition, there is some personal/family material.
Noel Peattie (1932-2005), a poet and author of and served as Acquisitions Librarian at the University of California, Davis from 1966-1992. His Papers contain correspondence with Gary Snyder and A.D. Winans, among others, and manuscripts of some of Peattie's works.
The collection comprises eighteen artists' books created by Mexican artist Yani Pecanins. Most of the books are unique (i.e., the artist only made one copy) and incorporate found objects, such as washing boards, spools of thread, newspaper, needles, combs, plates,...
The collection of forty-two maps of the city of Rome dates from the mid-16th century to the late 19th century, and originally formed part of the library of collector, philanthropist, gallerist and patron of the arts, Countess Anna Laetitia Pecci-Blunt...
The collection consists of 97 prints of views of the city of Rome, dating 1589 to circa 1860, from the library of collector, gallerist, philanthropist and patron of the arts, Countess Anna Laetitia Pecci-Blunt.
Col. George Peck served with the 107th Observation Squadron and the 67th Tactical Recon Group during WWII. He was Commanding Officers of both.
Contains correspondence concerning both the private and public interests of the Peck family, most notably Janet Peck, including the Golden Gate International Exposition, the Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church and correspondence with Phoebe Apperson Hearst.
The Gregory Peck papers span from the 1920s to 1993 and encompass approximately 132 linear feet. The collection contains production files for film and television, subject files, correspondence, scrapbooks, and photographs. The photograph series consists of more than 6,000 items....
Correspondence, pamphlets.
The Papers of M. Scott Peck features copies of his books in 25 translations, published reviews of his books, several published magazine and newspaper articles as well as interviews including accounts of Scott Peck’s life and work, and many of...
The collection consists of 298 photographs, 1878-1951 (bulk 1890-1915), collected by American portraitist and landscape painter Orrin Peck and his sister Janet M. Peck. Primarily portraits, the photographs depict friends and acquaintances (both identified and unidentified) of Orrin and Janet...
This collection consists of the personal correspondence of American portraitist and landscape painter Orrin Peck (1860-1921) and his sister, Janet Peck. The collection contains references to various artists, musicians, authors, and public figures chiefly from the 1890s-1910s.
Memoirs, 1988, and radio broadcast transcripts, memoranda, and reports, 1944-1945, relating to activities of the Office of War Information during World War II, and especially to its radio broadcasts of news and commentary in various languages to Europe from its...
Papers from the estate of Willys I. Peck related to his work for the San Jose Mercury News and the American Newspaper Guild.
Diary and other writings, correspondence, memoranda, biography, and clippings, relating to Chinese foreign relations, domestic politics in China, and the Japanese occupation in Bangkok, Thailand, during World War II.
These papers consist of a journal (1865-1866) kept by Peckham (with some entries by his wife, Mary Chace Peckham, active in the suffrage movement) during their stay in San Buenaventura, California; correspondence between Peckham and geologists then working in California...
The Sam Peckinpah papers span the years 1936-1985 (bulk 1970s-1980s) and encompass 99.5 linear feet. The collection contains production material, scripts, story files, correspondence, legal and financial records, books and magazines, audiotapes and disc recordings, scrapbooks, and photographs. Personal material...
Business papers and family correspondence from four related families: Peck, Chater, Earle, and Jardine.
Joseph B. Pecora, as the de facto historian of the Alamo Square neighborhood, conducted research on historical neighborhood homes and buildings as part of his involvement in the Alamo Square Neighborhood Association, which he later compiled and published as a...
This album consists of 71 photographs of the construction and early days of the bridge.
The Edouard Pecourt Tango and Latin American music collection consists of correspondence, photographs, albums, clippings playbills, programs, ephemera, manuscript scores, sheet music, lyrics sheets, and research materials related to tango and Latin American music from the beginning of the 20th...
This collection is comprised of select event programs at Stanford ranging from 1938 to 1948....
Whimsical figures combining animals or traditional subjects of Mexico (Nahuals, Quetzalcoatl, nopal cactus, roosters, etc.) with contemporary elements (skateboards, cellular phones, etc.) or skulls.
Two handwritten personal letters addressed to Peder Sather's brother in Norway; on printed letterhead stationery of the Banking House of Sather and Church.
Pedersen family collection (SAFR 18578, HDC0552) consists entirely of reprographic copies from Adolph Cornelius Pedersen and his son, Captain Leonard Pedersen including a sail plan and survey of the bark CHALLENGER and a day book kept by Captain Pedersen aboard...
This collection contains the business records of Pedersen's Furniture Company, which was known as Santa Rosa's oldest family-owned store until its closure in 2019. The collection includes family photographs, advertisements, ledgers and ephemera documenting the history of the company....
The Donald E. Pederson drawings of the Carrillo Street Hotel/Conference Center span 3 linear feet and date from 1984. The collection consists of 19 architectural drawings. Drawings include: elevations (interior and exterior), area maps, specifications, floor plans, site plan, and...
Duane Pederson (1938-), a key figure in the Jesus Movement, was raised in Minnesota and moved to California to pursue a career as an entertainer. He started the Hollywood Free Paper (HPF) in 1969 as a Christian response to the...
The Pediatric Pain Interviews Collection was created 2003-2007 by a UCLA interdisciplinary team led by Professor Margaret C. Jacob and Dr. Marcia Meldrum of the UCLA Department of History and Dr. Lonnie K. Zeltzer of the Department of Pediatrics in...
This is a pedigree chart created by Marie Northrop, documenting the family tree of Joseph Murillo Northrop on a layout copyrighted 1949 by Wendell O. Rich. The Northrop family is documented in California and Mexico from 1700 to 1944.
Orders of the governor of Sonora, concerning the Mission of San Carlos of Sonora and improving conditions for the inhabitants of the province, with special measures regarding cattle.
Military communications to Macario Castro, Comisionado, Pueblo de San Jose.
Six letters of Alvarado: two to the King of Spain, Puerto de la Posesión, Nicaragua, January 18, 1534, and Guatemala City, May 12, 1535; one to Governor Barrionuevo of Tierra Firme, Puerto Viejo, Peru, March 10, 1534; one to the...
Collection consists of a bound booklet titled “Pedro de Lemos Early Twentieth Century Artist & Craftsman,” containing photocopied documents, articles, photographs, and drawings compiled by Phyllis Lyon Munsey, circa 1990; and other assorted photocopied photographs and news clippings, 1924-41.
Mainly letters to Eduardo Espejo (1876-1878) from family in San Francisco; and a few written by him (1877) from San Bartolo, Sonora, Mexico; some letters to General Pedro Espejo (1865-1867) from the Mexican Ministry of War concerning appointment to military...
Drafts of a book or paper on the Spanish explorer and military governor Pedro Fages, by Desdemona Heinrich, Berkeley, Calif. Contains: preliminary draft; Fages & Serra; Pedro Fages to 1782; Pedro Fages in Baja California, 1783.
Includes letter to Father Junípero Serra, with reply by Serra; list of captives from settlements on the Colorado River, and those killed there, Dec. 20, 1781; copy, in hand of Hermenegildo Sal, of diary kept during expedition from Pitic to...
A telegraph operator for Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution; a radio personality and popular recording artist in Los Angeles; an immigration activist framed for political purposes and sent to San Quentin prison; and finally, a man fighting for the...
Correspondence (copies and signed duplicate) of Vera, Matías Bazo, and José María Cos, dealing principally with a remittance payable to Vera's attorney, Miguel de Náxera; referring also to ecclesiastical and political matters connected with the Council of the Indies.
Photostat copy (negative).
Include the following: request, l772 to be admitted as a cadet in the cavalry regiment in Seville, with approval signed by Alexander O'Reilly; orders by Pedro Gorostiza, Feb. l3, l79l, for Vargas and others to accompany officials on a census...
Request for property in Monterey, Calif. written for him by George Allen, Dec. 13, 1844. Also included: confirmation of grant by Marcelino Escobar, Dec. 14, 1844; notation of recording by Ambrosio Gómez; assignation of land to Ricardo Juan by María...
Contains two modern heraldic documents, a family tree and a coat of arms, prepared by the Knights of Malta, Western Association, on behalf of Antonio R. Sanchez-Corea, a descendant of Pedro Sanchez de Perales of Spain. The family tree (39...
This is a photostat, created circa 1932, of a letter from Miguel de Pedrorena to Captain Stephen Smith. Original letter written October 10, 1845....
Instantaneous (lacquer) disc recordings of Mexican-American opera singers Alma and Alfonse Pedroza.
Curtis Peebles was an aerospace historian for the Smithsonian Institute and is known as the nation’s leading researcher and skeptic on UFO sightings. In addition to his UFO research, he has written numerous books and magazine articles dealing with declassified...
Record Series 644 contains the student and alumna memorabilia and scrapbooks of Dorothy Mason Peel (1935). Files regard UCLA sports (including football, basketball, volleyball, and tennis), Phi Omega Pi, and UCLA clubs & organizations. Materials include clippings, photographs, programs, tickets,...
This collection is comprised of 43 original costume illustrations used for the San Jose State College production of Henrik Ibsen’s , which was presented during the college’s Diamond Jubilee on May 21st, 1937. These costume designs were produced by students...
Collection consists of correspondence and legal and business papers of Peer, including bills and receipts, concerning his activities as an inventor of devices for improved smelting and refining of gold ore....
The Ralph S. Peer correspondence archive consists of letters and printed matter to and from Peer concerning multiple events and personages related to the local, national, and international expansion and growth of camellia-related activities through the many efforts of Peer.
[Colfax and other places in California: 1910-1926]. 615 photographs, varying sizes from 2.25 x 3.25 to 5 x 7 inches, with a few larger format images, in two oblong, string-tied albums.
Includes receipt for lot in Yuba City, Calif., 1893; 2 letters from Hiram W. Johnson to Mrs. T.P. Peery concerning a foreign service appointment for her son; and obituary notices for Trusten P. Peery, 1936.
Include letters from Edward Warren Peet, mainly to his wife, relating to his experiences mining in California, Nevada and Arizona, and correspondence and accounts primarily concerning his flour mill business in Neenah, Wisconsin, in the early 1860's.
This collection contains various soldier correspondence to Lola Cannon Pefley, and ephemera during the Second World War.
Samuel Pegge (1704-1796)was a Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge (1726), vicar of Godmersham, Kent (1731), rector of Whittington, Staffordshire (1751), and a antiquarian. His son, the younger Samuel Pegge (d. 1800), became a barrister, a groom of his majesty's...
Collection consists of material related to the Peggy Christian Bookseller. Includes correspondence, catalogs, business records (1947-83), and ledgers (1954-82). Also includes working papers for an article regarding the Newberry and Caldecott awards and correspondence of James Sanborn....
Contains promotional materials, advertisements, and other ephemera for California City, Calif. used by an agent to promote real estate sales. Also includes a buyer copy of a real estate agreement (signed by Green) to purchase land in California City from...
Contains article on the Eyes West conference including short biographies and statements from photographer Ansel Adams, advertiser Howard Gossage, producer and actor John Houseman, architect Louis I. Kahn, author Lewis Mumford, music composer Gunther Schuller, and art director Henry Wolf....
The papers consist primarily of manuscript drafts. Also included are correspondence, reports, book proposals, and reviews, diaries, and field notes.
Chiefly slides of wilderness areas in Alaska and California. Also views in Hawaii and other parts of the United States. Also present are photographs from Wayburn's travels abroad, including the Galapagos Islands and Africa. Some family photographs present, with many...
Papers relating to Peggy Wayburn's involvement in the Sierra Club.
The photograph album, kept during his four years at Stanford, includes images of faculty (James Perrin Smith, Cyrus Fisher Tolman, David Starr Jordan, John Casper Branner, Austin Flint Rogers, and Hayes Wilson Young); Geology and Mining Society group portraits; dorm...
Primarily letters between various members of the Peirce family as well as their friends and associates, the bulk dating from approximately 1850 to 1920. Collection also contains business records and many photographs.
Letters from friends in Great Britain relating to conditions in Great Britain during World War II, January-February 1941.
Peirce's papers are primarily incoming and outgoing correspondence pertaining to his professional interests (research, publications, teaching positions) and his administrative duties at Stanford. Correspondents include Daniel T. MacDougal, William Austin Cannon, Charles R. Barnes, John M. Coulter, William F. Ganong,...
The Herbert H.D. Peirce papers (1910-1916) consists almost exclusively of documents relating to Pierce's studies of conditions in the camps and among German and Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war in 1915.
Papers of artist and writer Ernest Peixotto and his wife Mary Hutchinson Peixotto. Includes correspondence; subject files; diaries, sketchbooks, and notebooks; personalia; ephemera; and some scrapbooks.
Albums contain snapshots of summer camps, long distance walking trips throughout California, acrobatics, marching bands, baseball teams, swimming, and other club activities.
Typescript memoirs of participation in the Czechoslovak Legion in Russia during the Russian Civil War.
photocopy of a typescript oral history interview with artist/journalist/political activist Pele deLappe conducted by Robert G. Larsen in 1993 for the Berkeley Historical Society. Corrections and additions in manuscript. Volume 2 includes copies of letters by Robert E. Treuhaft and...
Correspondence, memoranda, speeches, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the history of Hungary, Hungarian-American relations, and Hungarian diplomacy during World War II.
Collection primarily contains media from the production of Pelican Media films in a variety of formats. Series 6 contains paper records related to the company, project and production notes, and material related to Irving's film studies at Stanford and pre-Pelican...
Correspondence, contractual agreements, and clippings, relating to engineering operations and economic conditions in the Soviet Union, and to exit difficulties of J. M. Pelikan and his wife, a Soviet citizen. Photocopy.
Mainly accounts for business association of E. Ward Pell and R.C. Kirby, presumably in San Francisco.
This collection documents the creation of , a bronze sculpture of a human figure created by University of California, Irvine, graduate Brian Pellar. The sculpture was installed in the Laurel Wilkening Rose garden on the UC Irvine campus on April...
The Pellerano Family Papers, 1879-1945 (bulk 1879-1894) document the business and professional lives of the Pellerano family. The records consist of business ledgers that belonged to Clorinda, Pedrina, and Nicholas Pellerano as well as school essays written by Nicholas Pellerano...
This collection contains papers and scrapbooks from Jack Peltason, founding Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs at UC Irvine, UC Irvine Chancellor from 1984 to 1992, and President of the University of California from 1992-1995.
Correspondence, maps and legal papers dealing mostly with mining and re-working ancient silver deposits in Hildalgo, Mexico, at Pachuca and Real del Monte, ca. 1920's-1940's.
This collection contains papers of investor George Pelton concerning Pelton's agreement and disputes in the early 1900s with novelist Jack London concerning the film rights of London's novel The Sea Wolf (1904), and with director Cecil B. DeMille concerning various...
This collection contains programs, rosters, ballots, progress reports, fliers, and other material regarding Science Fiction and Fantasy fandom. Includes material related to Science Fiction and Fantasy based organizations and conventions.
Scrapbook and photograph album. Scrapbook of John Roy Pemberton ( -1968) of his college days at Stanford University. There are also cyanotypes of earthquake damage at Stanford resulting from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
The collection consists of 24 brochures produced by the Pemex Travel Club in 1959, offering information, pictures, itineraries, and maps of various locations in Mexico.
Terri de la Peña (1947- ) is the author of (1992), the first Chicano lesbian novel, and (c. 1994). The collection consists of one limited edition publicity poster for Terri de la Peña's novel, .
Papers of Captain Harry Langley Pence, U.S. Naval Academy graduate (1906), career United States Navy officer (1902-1945), and Red Cross administrator (1945-1946). The papers contain correspondence, diaries, memorabilia, memoranda, orders, photographs, reports and Pence's scrapbooks.
This collection consists of twenty-two detailed pencil drawings on a newsprint sketchpad, dated 1864-1868. Identified drawings include Fort Yuma in 1864, General Jillers [sp.?] mansion at the head of the Bayous Burrow, Niagara Falls and Mount Baker from Cedar Hill...
Include recollections of Chappell Heath Bonner recorded by his granddaughter, Mrs. John W. Pendleton; biographical information re Rev. John W. Pendleton, pioneer Methodist clergyman in Nevada and California; genealogy of Pendleton family.
Hazel Almuth Pendleton was born in Nicholaus, Sutter County, California on September 11, 1890. She was the second child and only daughter of Samuel Alvah and Carrie Lucia (Arens) Pendleton. Her parents were married on June 27, 1 883. Her...
Materials consist of 124 letters, mainly from Pendleton to his fiancée Mary E. Willis (later Mrs. Mary E. Pendleton), 17 telegrams, 1 used postcard and 1 used envelope. Also includes two letters written to Mary E. Willis by "Sister Louise"...
Collection consists of three reprograhic copies of a parking layout with proposed decorative wall details for the El Presidio Properties company. The parking lot was located on the corner of Canon Perdido and Anacapa streets in downtown Santa Barbara....
Speeches and writings, correspondence, theses, and resolutions relating to the early communist movement in China, and to Trotskyist activities in China and elsewhere. Includes memoirs, other writings, and correspondence of Chen Bilan, the companion of Peng Shu-tse, relating to the...
The Peninsula Gay and Lesbian Youth Group records document some of the activities of this Palo Alto-centered support group, from its formation in 1984 to 1988. The group offered discussion sessions, peer counseling, referrals to services, and information about organizations,...
Includes list of original stockholders, 1908; petition by property owners and residents objecting to location of the hospital in block 54, 1908; deeds and other legal documents relating to property in lot 26, 1909-1913; and an agreement with the Students...
Peninsula Musical Association performance programs and note from Lou Henry Hoover....
This collection documents the activities of the Peninsula Professional Network (PPN), a Monterey Bay area LGBTQ professional, social, and educational organization founded in 1983. The bulk of the collection consists of monthly newsletters containing meeting information and member announcements from...
Photographs taken for the former Peninsula-Times Tribune newspaper.
These photographs pertaining to Stanford University were selected from the morgue of the Peninsula Times-Tribune after its closing. They consist of photographs by the newspaper staff as well as photographs obtained from the Stanford News Service and other sources.
Copies of her work on the Penitentes in New Mexico, with related notes; and typed transcriptions and translations of selected Penitente songs, in collaboration with Laurence Lee.
This collection consists of pages of unbound printed forms on which daily assay samples are recorded, giving the percentages of copper, iron, etc. in each sample. Since the period covered by these records includes the World War I years, the...
Donald R. Penn received his bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering and electrophysics from the University of Southern California (1963, 1968). He spent most of his career with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, but also...
The Roy A. Penn Etchings and Photoengravings Collection includes etchings and engraved prints collected by Penn. Both American and British engravers are represented in the collection, along with a smaller number of French and German works. The collection includes the...
William Penn (1644-1718) was an early Quaker and founder of the Province of Pennsylvania. This collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, typescripts, pamphlets, clippings, and books concerning the life of William Penn (1644-1718) and genealogy research about his descendants.
Letter from George Pennell, 1849, describing his journey across Panama; two letters, one on a lettersheet, from John T. Pennell, 1853, containing description of Sacramento and his life there; and genealogical information on the Pennell family.
Family letters of William Doyle Pennell and his wife, Delila Ann....
Papers of Stanford Solomon Penner, professor of engineering physics and director of the Center for Energy and Combustion Research at the University of California, San Diego.
The majority of this collection concerns the blacklisting of doctors and other medical professionals during the Cold War/McCarthy Era, particularly the dismissal of three doctors by the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles in December 1951.
Correspondence, diaries, memoirs, financial records, reports, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to Young Men's Christian Association aid to Allied prisoners of war in Austria, especially juvenile Russian prisoners; aid to repatriated Russian prisoners at the end of World...
consist of correspondence to Louis and Jane Pennington in San Diego from Louis' mother in Oroville, California, and Jane's mother and sister in Charleston, South Carolina. The materials include letters, Christmas cards, a birthday card, and one photograph. There...
Greg Pennington was a cofounder of the GLBT Historical Society and an active member of the leather and motorcycle club community in San Francisco. This collection includes leather community friendship, bike club, and bar anniversary pins, collected by Pennington; mailers,...
Correspondence, speeches, reports, memoranda, serial issues, clippings, and other printed matter relating to communism and other political issues in the United States, subversive activities in the United States, and investigative activities of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and private...
Relates to Pacific College, disarmament, the National Committee on Food for the Small Democracies, and the Boys' Clubs of America. Photocopy.
Concerning land transactions, and two letters from William Clark, 1816, relating to the proposed building of an arsenal in Meadville.
Two Civil War documents (AD): Clothing Accounts for John Ruggles (deceased), George H. Shippey, Elliot Bayer, and James Smith (all deserters), 1862.
Two Civil War documents (AD): Clothing Accounts for Henry Dengler, Robert A. Donaldson, William English, and James English, 1863.
One Civil War document (AD): Clothing Accounts for John W. Swartz and William Stininger, 1864-1865.
The collection contains one undated 27-page handwritten manuscript, "Record of the 90th Regiment," recounting the participation of the Pennsylvania Infantry, 90th Regiment (Vols.) in the Civil War, 1861-1864, including the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863....
Receipts, freight way form, and bill of lading.
Collection consists of 5 born-digital items, 23 35mm Kodak film slides, correspondence between Penny Andersen (donor) and George Bergstrom, 1 newspaper clipping relating to Lloyd Mitchell and Dorothy Mitchell. Lloyd McIntyre (Lefty) Mitchell (January 10, 1907-August 20, 1987) served as...
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The collection includes files collected from James I. Penrod's office between 1970 and 1985 during his time as Vice President for Systems and Planning at Pepperdine University. Materials include correspondence; organization charts; a systems and planning orientation manual; Pepperdine management...
James Wilford Penrod (1934-2019) was a dancer, choreographer, and Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Irvine's Claire Trevor School of the Arts. Collection materials include teaching materials, manuscripts, programs, clippings, correspondence, photographs, audiovisual materials, and posters.
Consists primarily of letters received from Herbert Hoover, relating to international mining, World War I Belgian relief, and American politics.
Business papers and correspondence in connection with operation of the Amador Dispatch newspaper and the Amador Telegraph Company, both in Jackson, California....
The material primarily relates to his days with the AVG-Flying Tigers from early 1941 through July 4, 1942, as well as later correspondence and documents relating to AVG-Flying Tigers publications. Included are aircraft records and service logs, maps and blueprints,...
Ephemera and other materials collected by former archivists during their time at Fuller Theological Seminary Archives and Special Collections. Materials pertain to the Pentecostal, Charismatic and Evangelical movements. Material related to the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada is also included. Bulk...
Pamphlets, serial issues, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to political, social, economic and cultural conditions in East Germany, and to German studies in the United States and the teaching of German as a foreign language. Mainly East German government...
The collection contains mostly mounted photographs of architectural and archaeological sites in the Middle East and Europe, with extensive notes and accompanying maps, pamphlets, booklets, etc.
The bulk of the collection is print material, primarily pamphlets and newsletters relating to the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). The earliest item is the pamphlet, "The Pullman Strike," by Rev. William H. Carwardine, 1894. The most contemporary is...
This collection is comprised of ephemera assembled by the People For the American Way and pertaining to right-wing movements in the United States. The collection documents the ideological orientations, policy positions, talking points, and organizational structures and strategies of hundreds...
Relates to educational policy in the United States.
Vols. 2-3 of the reporter's transcript of Bertha Berger's murder trial, held Feb. 1933 in San Francisco, Calif. Berger was accused of murdering her husband Dec. 1, 1932 in San Francisco. George T. Davis was the defense attorney.
Reporter's transcripts (11 v.) of Kenneth Long's murder trial held Nov. 3-19, 1948 in Martinez, Calif. Long was accused of murdering his wife, Barbara Jean Long on June 26, 1948, in Richmond, Calif. George T. Davis was his defense attorney.
Reporter's transcripts (4 v.) of Lillian Barendt's attempted murder trial, held Oct.-Nov. 1934 in San Francisco, Calif. The defense entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. George T. Davis was the defense attorney.
The People v. Elizabeth Duncan trial was heard at the Superior Court of California in Ventura County regarding the murder of Olga Duncan by Augustine Baldonado and Luis Estrada Moya at the behest of Olga Duncan's mother-in-law, Elizabeth Ann Duncan....
Court documents and other records related to the case People of the State of California, ex rel. George Agnost, et al. vs. Ima Jean Owen, et al. (Superior Court No. 830-321), aka People vs. Owen, filed October 10, 1984, by...
Press releases, correspondence, proposal, flyers, notes, clippings, pamphlets, resolutions, admission packet, and other items documenting activity of the People's College of Law of the National Lawyers Guild (PCL), 1973-1980. The PCL was an unaccredited law school intended to train legal...
This sparse collection is comprised of approved and denied applications for assistance, thank-you notes, bank records, minutes, and scattered correspondence. There is little that documents the relationship between the Pride Foundation and its community center at 330 Grove, Bob Ross...
The People's Lumber Company was a lumber and construction supply company established in Ventura in 1890. The company was the main supplier of lumber and construction supplies until it reoriented its business to focus on real estate investments in the...
A joint University of California, Berkeley/City of Berkeley effort to address the status of People's Park.
Demonstrators in the streets of Berkeley during the 1969 People's Park riots. Some views include police in riot gear or tear gas in the streets near the park. Images from 1972 chiefly depict the crowd and police gathered around a...
Photographs documenting events of July 14, 1969 during a conflict between police and demonstrators over the fencing of newly-formed People's Park, in Berkeley, Calif., taken by photographer when she was an aspiring photojournalist at age 22. Images depict various activities...
This collection contains audiotape transcripts and summaries, audiotapes, photocopies of original unclassified documents from the federal government (on paper and also on other formats, including microfilm, microfiche, and compact disk), and newspaper and magazine articles related to the Peoples Temple...
The bulk of the collection consists of printed materials generated by Peoples Temple pertaining to their activities in the United States and in Jonestown, the agricultural project started by Jim Jones in Guyana. Includes promotional materials such as periodicals, flyers,...
Peoples Temple miscellany consists of miscellaneous materials about Peoples Temple arranged by California Historical Society staff into a single, ongoing collection. Acquired at different times from a variety of donors, materials in the collection include correspondence, notes, scrapbooks, journals, clippings,...
Photographic prints, chiefly from the oversize print files, related to the Peoples Temple and Jonestown, Guyana. Includes photographs of the air strip and the bodies of victims, Jim Jones and Leo Ryan, as well as several original notebook pages from...
Records mainly consist of photographs created or collected by Peoples Temple members in order to support the Temple's public relations efforts, including the publication of the newspaper. The collection includes approximately 53,500 black-and-white 35mm negative images; 3,500 color slides; 30,000...
Consists of materials collected by court receiver Robert H. Fabian in his efforts to identify and locate Peoples Temple assets and settle the more than 750 claims that arose from the events of November 18, 1978, when Congressman Leo Ryan,...
The People's World Photograph Collection consists of approximately 6,000 photographs used in , a grassroots publication affiliated with the Communist Party of the United States of America (CPUSA). The photographs, along with a small selection of cartoons and artwork, highlight...
Consists of text subject files of the People's World.
The Angelo Pepe Photograph Collection documents Angelo Pepe's military service as a Navy corpsman attached to a United States Marine unit stationed in Tientsin, China in the post World War II period.
Collection consists of peace officer training curriculum, bicycle safety program, speeches, awards, publications, and research files.
Video recordings (1979-2005) from filmmaker and attorney, Karen Peper, documenting a variety of LGBT-related events from the 1980s to the early 2000s, particularly LGBT community activities in Michigan. The collection includes footage from the Marches on Washington for LGBT rights,...
The George Peppard papers span the years circa 1953-1990 and encompass 21.3 linear feet. The collection contains film and television scripts, production material, awards, and seventeen scrapbooks. The photograph series consists of prints, transparencies, slides, and negatives of motion picture...
Sierra Club scenes, primarily on an outing to Yellowstone National Park in 1926. Photos depict camp life and scenery. Ansel Adams appears in one of the photographs.
This collection contains various ephemera collected by Dr. Robert D. Pepper spanning 1735-1869. Materials include: a reproduction of the Sixth Congress of the United States, two British indenture contracts on parchment, and a 1869 map of San Francisco's Bernal Heights.
The Pepperdine Ambassadors Council (PAC) is a group of undergraduate students at Pepperdine University who serve as a link between the student body of Seaver College and the greater Pepperdine community. The group is comprised of students who feel passionately...
The Pepperdine Associates is a Pepperdine University support group comprised of donors, alumni, and community friends, started in 1977. The collection contains printed material, photographs, and audiovisual material created by and collected about the Pepperdine Associates. The items are primarily...
The Pepperdine University Bible Lectures collection includes paper materials (including programs, correspondence, and other items) and audio recordings taken during Pepperdine Bible Lectures held in Los Angeles (beginning in 1943) and Malibu (beginning in 1973).
The Pepperdine College Freedom Forum was a three day seminar on promoting and defending American values co-sponsored by Pepperdine College and the National Education Program held annually on campus from 1959 to 1971. The collection consists of brochures, programs, press...
The George Pepperdine family papers are comprised of paper materials (such as correspondence, writings, and newspaper clippings), photographs, films, and memorabilia, dating from 1907 to 2002. Individuals represented in the collection include George Pepperdine, Lena Rose Pepperdine, Helen Louise Pepperdine,...
The collection contains files related to accreditation of Pepperdine College and Pepperdine University from 1938 to 2005. Most items are reports submitted to the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) or the previous accreditation body, the Western College Association...
The collection contains materials created by and for the Office of Admissions at Pepperdine University between 1962 and the mid-2000s. Printed materials include application packets, brochures, flyers, advertising material for Pepperdine, enrollment and admissions statistics and reports, and other items....
The materials in this collection are items created by and collected from the Pepperdine University Alumni Association between 1958 and 2016, including printed material, memorabilia, alumni directories, and photographs. The Alumni Association is comprised of graduates from Pepperdine University's five...
The collection contains annual financial reports (generally called "Annual Reports," but occasionally called "President's Reports") for George Pepperdine College, Pepperdine University, the Graziadio School of Business and Management, the Graduate School of Education and Psychology, and the School of Public...
Before Pepperdine University existed, the Chumash Native Americans inhabited what is modern day Malibu. Their invention and use of the plank canoe (tomol), their beautifully crafted baskets, tools and bead making, and their customs/beliefs are what make the Chumash unique.The...
The collection is a catchall for audiovisual materials not already separated into specific collections. The most common types of recordings include VHS, betacam and betamax tapes, audio and video reels, and audiocassettes. Recordings may relate to individuals, workshops, conferences, events,...
The collection was created by Special Collections and University Archives staff and consists of papers, photographs, slides, and negatives about and of former faculty, staff, donors, distinguished guests, and other individuals associated with Pepperdine University. Materials are filed alphabetically by...
The collection was created by Special Collections and University Archives staff and consists of oral histories with former faculty, staff, donors, distinguished guests, students, and other individuals associated with Pepperdine University. The collection is arranged alphabetically by interviewee's last name.
The collection contains photographs, negatives, and slides taken of people, places, and events related to George Pepperdine College and Pepperdine University, in California and abroad. Items range in date from 1937 to 2008. The bulk of the collection is comprised...
The collection contains photographs, negatives, and slides taken of people, places, and events related to George Pepperdine College and Pepperdine University, in California and abroad. Items range in date from 1937 to 2008. The bulk of the collection is comprised...
The collection is a catchall for printed materials and photographs related to Pepperdine University. Topics include campus departments, campus planning, construction, churches, financial aid, events, lectures and conferences, Malibu, educational organizations, off-campus education programs, personnel, and other topics. Files range...
The collection contains materials related to and produced by Pepperdine University Athletics and its predecessor at George Pepperdine College. Items range in date from approximately 1939 to 2013, and primarily include game programs, sports schedules, brochures, newspaper clippings about athletes...
The collection contains materials from the Pepperdine University Board of Regents between 1976 and 2005, including meeting minutes and agendas, member lists and biographical material, memorandums and correspondence, photographs, and VHS tapes.
The Pepperdine University Board Records contain past meeting reports about policy matters. The collection contains the notes from each meeting, which include the topics discussed, attendance, and any change or agreement that was made.
The Pepperdine University Budget and Finance collection consists of materials related to the fiscal management of the university. Materials in the collection include budget reports, audit reports, policy and procedure manuals, accounting reports, meeting agendas and minutes, and documents related...
The Pepperdine University catalogs, bulletins and schedule of classes consists of publications produced by Pepperdine College and Pepperdine University for current and prospective students, ranging from 1937 to 2013. Materials in the collection include a variety of brochures advertising the...
The collection contains materials related to fundraising efforts run by Pepperdine University, primarily the major fundraising campaigns "Wave of Excellence" and "Challenged to Lead." Paper items include correspondence, handbooks, brochures, gift letters, photographs, interview transcripts, and other items. Audiovisual items...
The Pepperdine University Campus Dedications collection consists of materials related to ceremonies celebrating the groundbreaking, dedication and opening of new buildings and other areas on Pepperdine campuses. Materials in the collection range from 1937 to 2013, and include programs, invitations,...
The collection consists of files regarding the planning and construction of the Pepperdine University campus in Malibu, between 1968 and 1999. Materials consist of master plan files, maps, correspondence, architectural plans, drawings, and photographs associated with the construction of campus...
The collection consists of materials related to commencement ceremonies held at Pepperdine University, including video recordings, photographs, printed material, memorabilia, and programs. Materials in the collection span from 1938 to 2014, and document commencement ceremonies held at all five schools...
Computers were first introduced at Pepperdine University in the late 1970s and early 1980s under Howard White's presidency. The collection contains records from multiple offices on campus related to computers and computing, including meeting minutes from the Data Administration Group...
The collection documents convocation programs at Pepperdine, annual Founder's Day ceremonies, and the inaugurations of Pepperdine presidents. Materials include programs, invitations, speech transcripts, general information, photographs, and audio and video recordings of particular events. Items in the collection range from...
The collection contains materials produced by and related to the Credits Committee. Items in the collection include printed materials such as memoranda; weekly committee minutes; student correspondence; minutes from the Orange County campus; fieldwork minutes; credit committee guidelines; and other...
The Due Process Committee (DPC) held deliberations from April to July of 1977, regarding the handling of project supervision when faculty members are terminated or take leaves of absence. Materials in the collection include transcripts of committee proceedings.
The collection contains materials from 1930 to 2013 related to faculty at George Pepperdine College and George Pepperdine University. Items include subject files on topics such as appreciation dinners and conferences, announcements, committees, individual faculty members, and others; citation lists...
The collection contains materials related to the Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP) and its predecessors. Most items were collected from Dean Olaf H. Tegner's office, and range in date from 1964 to 2005. Materials include advertisements, class schedules,...
The collection contains printed materials, photographs, negatives, and audiocassettes from the Great Issues Series at Pepperdine from 1970 through 1987. Themes addressed in speaker presentations focused on pressing issues of the time, primarily in the areas of policy and economics....
The Pepperdine University International Programs collection consists of materials from Pepperdine's various international study programs, most notably the Year-In-Europe program. Items in the collection range from 1955 to 2011, and include printed materials such as correspondence and brochures as well...
The collection contains materials produced by or about Pepperdine libraries between 1937 and 2013. The libraries represented are the George Pepperdine College Library (Los Angeles campus); Payson Library and the School of Law library (Malibu campus); and the Orange County...
The University Management Committee serves as Pepperdine's key policy making body. The collection includes meeting minutes, agendas, correspondence, blueprints, financial records, memoranda, and reports from committee meetings. The documents span from 1992 to 2008.
Materials in the collection come from various offices and departments on campus responsible for handling public relations and school publications at Pepperdine. Materials in the collection include subject and name files covering events, faculty and alumni; correspondence and interoffice memos;...
The collection consists of inter-office memoranda and correspondence sent by or to former Pepperdine University Interim Provost Nancy Fagan Magnusson from January 1993 to June 1993.
The collection consists of interoffice memoranda and correspondence that document the administrative activities of Pepperdine Provosts from 1965 to 2006.
The collection consists of inter-office memoranda and correspondence sent by or to former Pepperdine University Provost Steven S. Lemley from 1993 to 1998.
The collection consists of inter-office memoranda and correspondence sent by or to former Pepperdine University Provost William B. Adrian from 1985 to 1993.
The collection includes agendas, articles, correspondence, financial records, memoranda, meeting minutes, policy lists, schedules, maps and blueprints of the campus, and summaries of action taken by the committee. Materials range from 1974 to 1987.
The Pepperdine University Performing and Fine Arts collection contains materials related to music, theater, and art events and activities held on Pepperdine campuses. Items in the collection include brochures, programs, event invitations, photographs, and audiovisual recordings ranging from 1937 to...
The collection includes memoranda, correspondence, agendas, minutes, and other documents pertaining to the University Planning Committee (UPC) at Pepperdine University from 1993-2006.
The collection includes fourteen plaques that were at one time displayed around George Pepperdine College or Pepperdine University.
The collection includes documents pertaining to the University Policy Committee at Pepperdine from 1983 to 1992. Topics include student recruitment, university finances, student employment, tuition and other student charges, admissions, graduation, faculty housing, voice mail, and WASC accreditation.
The collection was created by Pepperdine University librarians and consists of 95 publications produced or published by Pepperdine University from 1945 to present.
The collection contains files on real estate properties around the United States (but mainly in Los Angeles and California) sold by Pepperdine University primarily in the 1970s and 1980s. The files contain paperwork, correspondence, copies of property deeds (including exact...
The collection contains materials produced by and related to the Pepperdine University School of Continuing Education. Items in the collection include a press release, brochures and course offering flyers, teacher evaluations, photographs, and other printed materials. Materials in the collection...
The Pepperdine University School of Law records consist of items produced by and related to the law school at Pepperdine University. Materials in the collection include brochures, invitations, symposium and conference proceedings, photographs, alumni directories, audiovisual materials and bulletins specific...
The collection contains materials produced by and about Pepperdine University's School of Professional Studies (SPS) on the Los Angeles campus. The bulk of the material dates from 1972 to 1981. Materials include general files about the School of Professional Studies,...
The collection contains mainly printed material and photographs produced by and related to the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University. Items in the collection include recruitment materials such as programs, flyers and brochures; project and event programs; publications; news...
The collection contains mostly printed material related to or created by Pepperdine University's undergraduate college, Seaver College, dating from approximately 1970 to 2010. Items include brochures and information about admissions, conferences, lectures, departments, and international programs; articles; handbooks; exam schedules;...
The collection contains printed transcripts of various speeches and addresses given at Pepperdine University, as well as some draft materials and recordings of speeches. The types of speeches include commencement addresses, presidential inaugural speeches, talks given for Pepperdine's Great Issues...
The collection includes correspondence, financial reports, memoranda, and other materials related to the universities' strategic planning from 1977 to 1997.
The collection documents aspects of students' experiences at Pepperdine. Materials in the collection include publications prepared for and by students; materials related to student organizations, activities and events; and photographs, scrapbooks and memorabilia from different eras. Materials range from 1937...
The collection contains materials created by women's organizations of George Pepperdine College and Pepperdine University. Items include member directories and handbooks, financial records, meeting minutes, invitations, correspondence, memos, a scrapbook, and a gavel. Materials range in date from 1937 to...
The Pepperdine Volunteer Center was established in 1988. The collection contains photographs, printed materials, and audiovisual materials documenting and describing key events and programming led by the organization from its creation in 1988 to 2009.
As a part of Pepperdine University's 50th Anniversary celebrations in 1987, the university entered a float into the 98th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. The theme of the float was "The Quest for Atlantis," a Classical theme reflecting...
Letters, some in Spanish, and legal documents, such as deeds, survey notes, blueprints, and tax receipts, record the land holdings and later subdivisions of the Peralta-Galindo families. For each document written in Spanish, a brief definition and summary written in...
Don Louis Perceval grew up in California and studied at Chouinard Art Institute, London's Royal College of Art and the Heatherley Art School. In addition to his work as a commercial artist, he also served on the faculty of Chouinard...
Photos of Native Americans in Arizona, New Mexico and California. Includes three photos by J. K. Hillers and eight by James Stevenson. There are also 27 of Zunis by Mrs. M. C. Stevenson.
This collection contains the papers of Olive Percival (1869-1945), a Southern California author, gardener, book and art collector, photographer, and activist, dating chiefly from 1899 to 1946 and consisting of manuscripts, diaries, correspondence, and ephemera. Some of the subjects represented...
The Olive Percival Collection of Photographs contains approximately 875 photographs of California and Mexico, chiefly of locations in Los Angeles and environs and in Mexico City, taken chiefly by Olive Percival (1869-1945) from approximately 1880-1941. The photographs, mostly cyanotype snapshots...
Olive May Graves Percival (1869-1945) was an avid collector of books, hats, dolls, daguerreotypes, silver, textiles, quilts, fans, bookplates, Lalique, and Oriental art. The collection consists of correspondence, photographs, negatives, scrapbooks, guest books, typescripts of articles and poems, bookmarks, bookplates,...
Correspondence, speeches, minutes and scrapbooks concerning the California State War Council, Earl Warrens 1942 election as state governor, and other projects in which Heckendorf was involved.
This small collection consists of materials by and about Dr. James Fulton Percy, of Los Angeles, California.
One letter (ALS) to Miss Mary E. Hand, re his book Sanctuary: A Bird Masque, along with publisher's advertisements for Sanctuary, ca. 1914 , 1916. Alpha list.
Photographs pertaining to the Panama Railroad Co. and other scenes of Panama. Includes a view of Front Street and the general office building of Panama Railroad Co.; company staff, including Percy W. McClellan, in a residence and an office; railroad...
Major Oscar Perdomo flew a P-47 Thunderbolt with the 464th fighter squadron, 507th fighter Group USAAF in the Pacific Theater, where he became the last “Ace in a Day” of WWII.
Computer disks, lists, reports, roster, telephone directory, code book, judicial decision, and printed matter, relating to the organizational structure and operations of the East German secret service, and to post-unification investigations of it. Includes lists of East German secret service...
Correspondence, writings, designs, photographs, prints, artwork and ephemera produced by Henry H. Evans and the Peregrine Press.
The Hal Pereira Film Sketches Collection consists chiefly of the film sketches that art director and designer Hal Periera created for Hollywood films in the 1950s and 1960s.
This collection comprises five project workbooks documenting the preliminary planning of the University of California, Irvine campus by the architectural firm William L. Pereira and Associates. Pereira and Associates presented the workbooks to the University of California Regents in 1962...
Speeches and writings, correspondence, personal documents, and printed matter, relating to displaced persons camps after World War II, and to Russian émigré affairs.
Papers of American poet Bob Perelman, documenting his career as a poet, professor, literary critic, and one of the founders of the Language poetry movement on the West Coast.
This is the life story of Adela Perez as told to her daughter, Isabel Perez
Summaries of meetings and conversations, notes, letters, statements, and memoranda relating to United Nations involvement in international negotiations regarding the Middle East.
This collection contains the unpublished manuscript, written by former UTLA President John Perez, along with supporting photographs and research materials.
The Phyllis Perez Collection consists of photographs and ephemera. The photographs document Board of County Supervisors meeting from 1997 to 2000 and include agendas that describe the photographs. The ephemera consist of items used by Clerk of the Board of...
The Rudy Perez archive consists of the papers, clippings, programs, books, videos, costumes and photographs from the work of modern dance choreographer Rudy Perez (1929- ), currently based in Los Angeles.
Clippings, pamphlets, and other biographical information about musical performers....
Collection of photographs, cartes-de-visite, and souvenir circus programs relating to little people performers in late 19th and early 20th century circus and vaudeville, including issues of the Midget City News newspaper.
Programs, flyers, press kits, photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings including reviews, and periodicals primarily documenting gay and lesbian actors and theater 1980-2000. The core of this artificial collection was formed from performing arts materials from the collection of Ken Dickmann, supplemented...
Artificial collection of programs for live theater performances primarily in the Los Angeles vicinity including the Philharmonic Orchestra, the Hollywood Bowl magazine, and the Performing Arts magazine. Collection arranged by venue, publication, geography, production title, touring company, opera, and foreign...
This collection, assembled by the Special Collections Department, contains images of nineteenth to twentieth century vocalists and stage actors and actresses.
The consists of photographs and other images of several hundred individuals and groups. The majority of photos are of theater and other arts personalities of the 20th century. Examples are Maude Adams, Beaux Arts Quartet, Harry Belafonte, Johnny Cash, Judy Clayton, Greta...
The Performing Arts Program Collection documents theater productions from venues in New York, San Francisco, and San Jose between the years 1894-1941. The programs consist of orchestra, theater, symphony, opera, and recital programs. Each one is compiled with event details,...
Accounting of Costa's survey in widely scattered Portuguese libraries of fragments of medieval Portuguese manuscripts (in Latin, Portuguese, French, Spanish), and of music, that had been used in various manners of the binding of later manuscript and printed volumes.
Clippings compiled by electronics collector Douglas M. Perham on the history of wireless telegraphy and radio, particularly in the Pacific Region.
Biographical materials, correspondence, photographs, certificates and other ephemera relating to Douglas McDonald Perham (1885-1967) and Constance Broner Kambish Perham (1908-2001).
Minimally processed administrative files of the Perham Foundation, received as part of the Perham Collection of Early Electronics in 2003. The Perham Foundation operated the Foothill College Electronics Museum in Los Altos Hills, California, between 1973 and 1991.
The Perham History Files were first created by Douglas M. Perham and continued by the Perham Foundation and Foothills Electronics Museum. The collection served as a quick reference file regarding people, companies, apparatus, and events relating to the history of...
This collection contains several 8 mm films on gay and non-gay subjects in San Francisco during the late 1970s and early 1980s. One of Perica's films “Lou and Dan” is a self-study of the long term relationship between Perica and...
The collection consists of newspaper clippings regarding the proposed California Peripheral Canal.
One letterpress advertisement of books in print and terms of purchase, 19 June 1974. Laid in Jerome Rothenberg, A Poem to Celebrate the Spring & Diane Rothenberg's Birthday (Perishable Press
The Eloise Perkins Collection holds approximately 2,000 photos, with 200 currently digitized. Perkins (1921-1989) was a staff writer for the Times-Advocate from 1949 until 1981. She wrote local interest stories centering on Escondido, CA and the surrounding environs. The photos...
Invitations and programs for cotillions and balls in Todd Valley, Michigan Bluff, Forest Hill and nearby communities in Placer County, California, including: Dedication Ball, Long Island House, Todd's Valley, May 3, 1855; Social Ball, Long Island House, Todd's Valley, March...
Nazarene missionary Floyd Jerry Perkins (1924 - Nov 14, 2008) was born in Bertha, Minnesota to a family of Christian and Missionary Alliance members. The Floyd Perkins Collection documents the life and ministry of Nazarene missionary Floyd Perkins and his...
Collection consists of about 400 pieces of correspondence to and from Harry Perkins, general manager of the National Orange Show, relating to the 1913 show....
Five volumes of typescript diary entitled Here and There: The Diary of Hayes Perkins. Perkins worked for publisher William Randolph Hearst at both his San Simeon and Wyntoon estates; biographical ephemera and correspondence on Perkins.
Letters from Isaac Perkins to his brother Daniel in Salem, Mass....
Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, minutes, reports, and printed matter, relating to education in the United States and other countries, especially developing countries, education in internationalism, and foreign language studies in the United States.
The John Loring Perkins papers span 5 linear feet and date from 1914 to circa 1978. The collection consists primarily of office records that take the form of manuals (construction and production), production data that spans two time periods 1947-1978...
Collection includes: manuscript drafts of novels, stories, radio and television scripts, plays, and screenplays; plot outlines, summaries, and synopses; published versions of stories (most in the form of tear sheets extracted from magazines, many of them pulps); research notes; a...
Summary: Journal chronicling three years residence in California. Typescript. Several letters in Spanish....
Stuart Z. Perkoff (1930-1973) was a Beat era poet living in Venice, California. The collection consists of his manuscripts and 46 handwritten journals.
The Paul Perkovic papers range in date from 1967 to 1988 and consist of technical reports, memos, notes, and published manuals. About a third of the collection consists of documentation related to the Harvard University Center for Research in Computing...
Memoirs, correspondence, identification documents, printed matter, and photographs, relating to social conditions in the zone of Germany under Soviet occupation in the years immediately after World War II.
Collection includes manuscript and published scores of Perlet's songs, light operas and theatrical works, and orchestral and chamber music, as well as librettos, 4 scrapbooks, news articles, programs, brochures, and photographs. Also included is a small collection of photographs of...
The collection predominantly consists of Martin Perlich's radio and video interviews with musicians, actors and comedians. Also included in the collection are papers pertaining to Perlich's life and career as a writer, producer and broadcaster.
Writings, studies, reports, notes, and printed matter relating to urban poverty in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, internal migration in Brazil, and urban poverty elsewhere in the developing world. In part, used as research material for Perlman's books (Berkeley, 1976) and...
This collection contains letters and photographs from Machinist's Mate Fireman Marty J. Perlmutter, United States Navy during the Vietnam War.
Harvey S. Perloff taught architecture and urban planning at the University of Chicago (1947-55), was dean of the UCLA Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning (1968-1983), director of the Resources for the Future, Incorporated, appointed by President Kennedy to...
Literary manuscripts, correspondence with writers, artists, fellow critics, and publishers, published essays and reviews, editorial and university administration files, and electronic discs.
The collection contains photographs, negatives, documents, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, maps, patches, postcards, and stickers. Binder titles and description notes were created by the owner. While serving as a Helicopter Rescue Swimmer and Designated Naval Air Crewman in April 1981, Gordon...
The Permanente Metals Corporation photograph album, 1941-1945, (SAFR 24426, P14-006) is comprised of an album containing photographs of World War II shipbuilding activities at the Kaiser Shipyards, operated by the Permanente Metals Corporation, in Richmond, California. The collection has been...
The Sacramento Permanente Wives' Group formed in 1970 as a social and service organization in support of Permanente Medical Group and the Kaiser Foundation Hospitals. This collection is comprised of the Permanente Wives' Group constitution and by-laws, a calendar of...
The Juan Domingo Perón papers consist primarily of correspondence between Perón and his followers, conducted largely during the period of his exile in Madrid, Spain. Among the correspondents are many of the major figures of the Peronist movement, including trade...
Sample book containing ca. 256 mounted items (and ca. 36 loose items) by the Pernau Publishing Co. (later the Pernau-Walsh Printing Co.), including menus, envelopes, business cards, folders, programs, advertisements, ledgers, dance cards, catalogs, receipt forms, product labels, pamphlets, and...
Correspondence, memoranda, writings, and printed matter, relating to postwar conditions in Czechoslovakia, the internal administration of Radio Free Europe, and Czechoslovak émigré politics.
Accuses M. Perovic of crimes against the state of Yugoslavia. Issued by the district public prosecutor of Belgrade. Photocopy.
The Jack Perrin papers span the years 1919-1960 (bulk 1920s-1930s) and encompass 1.3 linear feet. The collection is composed exclusively of scenarios and scripts for around thirty films in which Perrin appeared, including nine Universal shorts and one serial....
Three handwritten letters (7 p.) by Perrin V. Fox (signed either "Peren" or "P.V. Fox"), while working as a miner during the Gold Rush of California, to his wife, Ida [i.e. Louisa]. Details include: expressions of affection and longing, his...
This collection contains two scrapbooks compiled by MSgt. Laurence D. Perrine, USA relating to his service during the Second World War. Included are correspondence, photographs and collected ephemera.
This collection contains business correspondence, documents, and ephemera relating to the operation of the Perris District Defense Association in Riverside County, California, and a single document and multiple pieces of ephemera relating to the operation of the Val Verde Water...
The collection consists of four leather-bound field books used by Frederick Thomas Perris in the course of surveying lands in San Bernardino County, California, in 1856 and 1857.
Includes papers about the Centenary of the Treaty of Ghent, 1814-1914, publications by Harry Shaw Perris and George Herbert Perris, manuscripts by H.S. Perris, and papers and speeches by other writers.
The Perris Valley Museum Historical Archives Historically Significant Books, Booklets and Magazines Collection, 1833-1957 consists of books collected since 1983 by the Perris Valley Historical and Museum Association by a number of both known and unknown donors. The topics of...
The Perris Valley Museum Historical Archives Reference Books, Booklets and Magazines Collection, 1868-2004, consists of books collected since 1983 by the Perris Valley Historical and Museum Association by a number of both known and unknown donors. The topics of the...
Mr. Perrotta worked at Apple Computer from 1982-1993.
Southern Pacific Certificate of Apprenticeship issued to Anthony Thomas Perry, Jr., August 1, 1960, upon completion of apprenticeship as carman helper at the Sacramento General Shops.
Audio recordings about the Arizona Farm Workers Union in the 1970s & 80s.
Relates to World War I. Clippings from American and foreign newspapers.
The Eleanor Perry papers span the years 1931-1981 (bulk 1962-1979) and encompass 6.3 linear feet. The collection contains scripts, along with some clippings, correspondence, and legal material for 10 films. Perry's stage, film, and television work are all represented to...
The Collection of Perry G. Davis contains postcards of the early 20th century in Japan and China; it also contains one book and a leather-bound portfolio used by Perry in his journeys on Navy ships. The postcards in his collection...
This collection consists of various funding proposals and related correspondence, technical reports, conference presentations, book chapters, journal articles, news articles, professional correspondence, and awards. Also includes documentation related to projects involving the Western Region Hazardous Substances Research Center (WRHSRC), Edwards...
Photographs of Newel Perry's room in Munich showing lavish Victorian furniture and other interior details. One photo of Newel Perry at the New York Association for the Blind in a room of people working.
Reverend Troy Deroy Perry is an American religious leader, gay rights and human rights activist, and founder of the Metropolitan Community Churches (MCC), the first church specifically aimed at ministering to the LGBTQ community. His collection (1906-2015) includes documents, correspondence,...
Pamphlets, leaflets, handbooks, and miscellanea issued as guides to American soldiers in North Africa and Italy during World War II.
Perry James Henry Watkins was the only openly gay person discharged from the U.S. Army with full honors after serving for nearly two decades. Watkins fought for this distinction, suing the Army after being forced out in 1979 because of...
The collection includes documents related to daily activities, speech drafts, office files, and scrapbooks of photographs taken from 1994-1997....
Printed matter, maps, photographs, glass slides, and battalion flags relating to American military activities in France during World War I.
Correspondence, diaries, writings, notes, and clippings relating to White Russian and Soviet activities in Mongolia during the Russian Revolution, and the Russian émigré population during the Russian Civil War and subsequent years. Includes a memoir entitled relating to counter-revolutionary events...
34 photographs taken in Persia (Iran) in the 1920s.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes....
Collection consists of Persian loose sheets illustrating calligraphy....
During World War II, the U.S. Army's Persian Gulf Command maintained a supply line through Iran for the benefit of our Soviet allies. The first American troops of the PGC arrived in Iran in December 1942 and quickly took control...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Persian newspaper collection (1949-1999) comprises sixty different titles of publication, in English, Fārsī, and French. All of the titles...
Sound recordings and transcripts of interviews, correspondence, reports, drafts of writings, notes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to American secret service activities in Germany during World War II. Used as research material for the book by J. E. Persico, Piercing...
Motion picture film, videotapes, sound recordings, and transcripts, relating to civil war in Nicaragua. Assembled in preparation for a projected documentary film to be produced by Ronald F. Maxwell that was not completed.
Portraits of figures prominent in the history of Morelos, Mexico.
Depictions of historic and recent figures of Tlayacapan, Morelos, Mexico, the birthplace of the artist. Portrait subjects include Chucho Jesús Meza (El Muerto), compositor de los sones del chinelo; Los Alarcones, músicos; Victor Sánchez, teniente Zapatista; Cristobal Sánchez, soldado etstado...
This collection consists of a handwritten manuscript of a "few personal recollections of Los Angeles, 50 years ago," written by Mrs. M.E. Williams from Santa Rosa, California. The "recollections," written in 1907 February, tell of Mrs. Williams' experiences in Los...
Day book with annotations for appointments, quantities of fruits and vegetables and their prices, and income and expenses.
An account by a member of Stevenson's Regiment, describing his arrival in San Francisco in 1847, the capture of Santa Barbara, the siege of La Paz, the battle of Todos Santos, and the declaration of peace.
Articles of incorporation, by-laws, reports, proposals, minutes, meeting notices, photographs, event flyers and tickets, membership flyers, correspondence, and organizational documentation related to Personal Rights in Defense and Education (PRIDE), 1966-1970, a Los Angeles gay activist organization.
The Personalities and Activities of the Self-Help Cooperatives of California collection contains 80 mounted silver gelatin prints taken from 1933-34. The prints were originally included in the "Exhibition of Photographs and Etchings of Personalities and Activities in the Self-Help Cooperatives...
This collection consists of newspapers, clippings, and biographies of television and film personalities, actors, producers, directors, VPs, and hosts.
Discussion among Edwin Meese III, counselor to the president of the United States, Bernard Siegan, law professor, and Herbert Klein, newspaper editor. Broadcast over KPBS-TV, San Diego, California.
This collection consists of photographs and production stills of motion picture and television actors, hosts, and other such known personalities.
Listings of faculty and staff employed by UC Davis.
The collection includes non-current copies of the University of California, Davis Academic Personnel Manual and the University of California, Davis Policy and Procedure Manual.
Set of prints which, viewed together, form a three dimensional scene of operations in a printer's shop, presumably in mid-18th century Germany.
Interviews with five department directors in the Knight-Brown administrations. Copies of photographs and of documentary material inserted. Interviewees and titles of interviews, as follows: John M. Peirce. California State Department of Finance, 1953-1958. Also discusses the 1958 gubernatorial campaign. Bert...
Interviews with friends and associates of Earl Warren relating to his professional and political career in the District Attorney's Office in Alameda County.
Relates to the evacuation of White Russian military personnel from Kurgan in western Siberia, to Spassk, near Vladivostok, 1919 July-August.
Relates to the question of Allied responsibility for the downfall of Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak during the Russian Civil War. Photocopy.
Eight black and white photographs (cartes de visité size), of Peruvian Indian men and women, several by photographer Ricardo Villaalba, some studio, others outdoors.
Relates to the seizure of a German ship during World War I for alleged violation of Peruvian neutrality.
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Peru newspaper collection (1912-1989) comprises seven different Spanish-language titles of publication. All of the titles within this collection have...
Photographs of Rev. M. J. Pusey's travels in Peru. See also Gen. Col. 1262 for articles written by Pusey while in Peru.
About 270 images, including original prints, captions in German, and picture postcards, many in color.
Collection consists of eighteenth and nineteenth century correspondence and documents from Peru. Correspondence includes letters from important figures in Peruvian history, including presidents Ramón Castilla, Juan Antonio Pezet, and Manuel Pardo. Also includes a letter from Bolivian president Jose Balivian,...
Contains Peruvian colonial documents presumably collected by Victor Wolfgang von Hagen in the course of his research. Arranged chronologically.
Collection consists of seven manuscript account books from Peru, 1734-1806. Includes account books for the Abbey of Santa Clara, the hospital of Santa Ana, the hospital of San Andrés, and the guardianship of Feliciano Torrejón by Dr. Sebastián de Ygarriza....
This seven volume collection of manuscripts and printed materials on colonial and independent Peru focuses on the late eighteenth century, although its contents span from the seventeenth to the early nineteenth century. Three volumes of Royal Decrees feature important institutional...
Collection of 20th century Peruvian newspapers, periodicals and ephemera, with emphasis on early issues of short-lived political publications.
Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, bulletins, and studies relating primarily to political conditions and elections in Peru, and to communist and guerrilla movements in Peru.
The Peruvian Textiles are products mostly of the Chancay, Chimú, and Tiohuanaquence or Tiahuanaco, with one folder dating back Pre-Colombina. Most of the collection is that of the Chancay an indigenous group that produced a variety of textiles such as...
This collection contains 347 letters chiefly addressed to Irish politician Edmund Sexton Pery, Viscount Pery (1719-1806) that deal with Irish politics and parliamentary affairs, particularly during Pery's tenure as Speaker of the Irish House of Commons (1771-1785).
The collection documents the landscape work of landscape designer William A. Peschelt during the early part of the 20th century, with a focus on his work for Arthur Letts' Holmby Park residence in Los Angeles, California.
A collection of material related to the life and work of American dipolomat John Henry Hobart Peshine.
The David Pesonen Papers include materials produced and acquired by Pesonen relating to his professional activities as an environmental activist, lawyer, and judge in the San Francisco Bay Area.
This collection contains minutes, memorandums, course descriptions, pamphlets, correspondence, degree lists, and other material regarding the Pest Management Program at the University of California, Riverside. Mostly contains information on the M.S. degree, courses, graduates, and other topics.
The records of the Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) consist of 14 cubic feet of textual records reflecting the agency's administration of California's many and varied pesticide regulatory programs. The records are dated from 1950 to 2004, are separated into...
This collection contains records and materials related to pesticide waste pits operated at the University of California, Riverside during the twentieth century.
Relates to conditions among Polish deportees to the Soviet Union at the end of World War II, 1944-1947.
This collection primarily consists of scripts for courtroom television series Youth Court and Municipal Court.
Contains records of the Petaluma & Santa Rosa Railway.
The Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park Photographic Collection contains 779 cataloged images that date from 1860 through 2015. Images depict the property as a ranch, a historic landmark, and as a state park.
A young man's album, possibly that of Elwin Swetmann of Petaluma, Calif. Includes snapshots of Petaluma, army activity in California, and views related to mining, apparently in Alaska.
Includes town views, ranch and farming scenes (some annotated "Castania ranch owned by D.G. Heald ... ") landscapes after a rare snowfall, and parade views. The one stereograph pictures students in front of Petaluma High School, ca. 1875.
This collection contains official records of the Petaluma Cinema Club (also known as the Petaluma Cine Club) of Petaluma, California from establishment in 1942 to dissolution in 1971.
Official records of the Petaluma Cooperative Creamery from 1914 through 1974.
This collection contains records that provide details on the operations of the Petaluma Justice Court, including lists of jurors, offences etc. Collection includes the justice docket (i.e., criminal justice docket) for the Petaluma Justice Court in Sonoma County, California...
This collection contains records pertaining to the operations of the Petaluma Police Court, including lists of jurors
This collection contains ledgers listing misdemeanor cases handled through the Recorder's Court, by the Petaluma City Recorder. Recorder's court docket records spanning the early twentieth century. These are primarily handwritten volumes, although some were typewritten.
This collection contains newspaper clippings concerning Petaluma (Calif.) schools, primarily from the Argus-Courier newspaper.
This collection contains a large number of volumes that derive from the operations of the Petaluma Small Claims Court in Petaluma, Sonoma County, California
This collection contains tax assessment rolls for the City of Petaluma, Calif.
This collection documents Petar Todorovic's research and teaching work in the field of Mathematics and Statitstics.
This collection contains correspondence from LCpl. John J. Petchel, USMC to Anne Bau while aboard a ship in the Caribbean before and during the Cuban Missile Crisis and during the Vietnam War.
Correspondence, reports, and personal documents, relating primarily to the Chinese Eastern Railway.
This collection consists of correspondence, research and teaching files, grant proposals, and reports....
Primarily MSS of short stories and novels.
This collection contains unpublished manuscripts, posters, scraps, drawings, art and writing specific to Peter Carr's political engagement and commitment to the Southern California ecosystem. Carr (1925-1981) was an activist, poet, artist, and teacher. He helped establish the Comparative Literature department...
Chiefly portraits documenting the refugees of the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. Includes richly-detailed individual, family and large group portraits of subjects posing at their tents and other shelters within the refugee camps of the city. Also includes...
Diary of overland journey (via Sublette Cut Off) to California, Apr. 4-Nov. 5, 1849.
Contains case files relating to equal employement opportunities, meeting minutes and other files while Haas was serving on the San Francisco Commission on Equal Employment Opportuinty.
Peter F. Drucker was a writer, professor, management consultant and self-described “social ecologist,” who explored the way human beings organize themselves and interact much the way an ecologist would observe and analyze the biological world. Hailed by BusinessWeek as “the...
Correspondence and ephemera relating to Peter F. McDermott, Girard Manufacturing Company, and the Appeal to Reason weekly.
Letters and documents concerning a literary controversy in the 1960s over the late Czech editor Gustav Janouch and his study on Franz Kafka, entitled Gesprache mit Kafka, and its English edition, Conversations with Kafka. Also present are letters concerning the...
Tearsheets of Die Westküste, a biweekly section of Aufbau for California, Oregon, and Washington. Aufbau was a German language emigré newspaper published in New York. Max Knight and Joseph Fabry collaborated in writing a column about West Coast cultural life...
Includes correspondence which consists mostly of letters addressed to Finch, poetry, drawings, and printed material.
(1790-1868). One note (ANS) to P. R. [Fendall?], re corrections he is to make [for a publication?], 6 Mar. 1839.
[New York Dragoons, 1st Regiment, Company I]. One Civil War era document (ADS): Receipt for property of deceased soldier Gerin. Washington, D.C., 12 Jan. 1866.
Archive of materials pertaining to Field guide to California agriculture, written by Starrs and Goin. Contains photographs (ffALB, PIC box 1, F, I and FR) documenting various aspects of California agriculture, including produce, irrigation, industry, labor, livestock, and scenic views....
Included in: History of Science and Technology Collection.
Manuscripts, clippings, reports, speeches, subject files, and notes concerning his activity as professor of Political Science at U.C. Berkeley.
Correspondence, manuscripts, subject files, photographs, and notes on his interest and activity in political science and The University of California, Berkeley.
Copy of genealogy of the family.
Consists of biographical material covering Barber's journey to San Francisco and his life in Santa Barbara, correspondence, political memorabilia including ribbon campaign badges, and newspaper clippings.
Portraits and snapshots of the family of Peter J. Dunne and Josephine Masten Dunne of San Jose, Calif., with some views of their California homes. Locations depicted include San Jose, Calif., and Peter J. Dunne's ranch (San Nicolas y La...
(1731-1773). Msg/oversize?
The academic papers of Professor Peter McLaren (b. 1948) with a concentration on his publications.
Wine industry, 1914-1946: shipping grapes to home winemakers, practices prior to cold fermentation; Charles Krug Winery: purchase by Cesare Mondavi, renovation, processing, production, marketing; advances in filtration and clarification; vineyards; diseases, mechanical harvesting, purchasing grapes; new facilities and technical advances...
Contains a mixed collection of loose journal pages with handwritten and typescript entries, submissions of articles to magazines including the Atlantic Monthly, rejection slips, poems, loose dream journal pages, numerous Yi Ching readings, an astrology chart, and a small amount...
The collection is divided into four series: Correspondence; Journals; Writings; and Teaching Materials. Each series is arranged chronologically, and original folder titles were retained. Correspondence and email is incoming and outgoing, personal and professional, and includes memoirs and journal entries....
v. 1: Inventories, 1862-1867; v. 2: Day book, 1891-1896; v. 3: Ledger, 1891-1902.
Notebooks ...partner of Allen Ginsberg.
Typescript manuscript of "Training in Plantsmanship." Santa Barbara, California , 1941. Alpha list.
Among others, portraits include: Arnold Genthe, Herbert Hoover, Robinson Jeffers, Thomas J. Mooney, Angelo J. Rossi, Bertrand Russell, Lincoln Steffens, and Ralph Stackpole.
Lithographic reproductions of pencil drawings depicting various well-known figures from United States history, many of them associated with California: John Burroughs, Kit Carson, Ralph Waldo Emerson, William Keith, James King, John LeConte, John Marsh (pioneer), Joaquin Miller, John Muir, Boardman...
Photograph of original drawing by Van Valkenburgh depicting profile of historian Louis John Paetow.
Manuscript and typescript drafts of Santa Barbara author, scholar, and translator Peter Whigam's verse translation of Dante [Alighieri's] Cantos [Divine Comedy], photograph, three letters (ALS), resumé, memorial booklet by Ralph Sipper, and bibliography. Gift of Ralph Sipper
Relates to Marxian philosophy, and to the international and German socialist and communist movements.
Orders, letters, photographs, and miscellany, relating to American military aerial activities in the Middle East during World War II.
Correspondence, memoranda, serial issues, newsletters, printed matter, statistical data, campaign literature, videotapes, sound recordings, and photographs, relating to libertarian thought in the United States, activities of the Libertarian Party, Students for a Libertarian Society, and the presidential and other campaigns...
Diary transcripts, letters, reports, maps, photographs, motion picture film, and memorabilia, relating to Chinese communist forces and the Japanese occupation of China during World War II. Includes weapons, clothing and equipment used by Chinese communists during World War II.
This collection documents the architectural work of the firms Peters & Clayberg and Peters, Clayberg, & Caufield, with the bulk of the collection regarding Peters, Clayberg, & Caufield. Organized into two series: Series I. Office Records and Series II. Project...
This collection consists of the photographs of theater manager Eleanor Peters (1909-2005).
Actor House Peters, Jr., was the son of actors House Peters and Mae King Peters. The collection consists of two scrapbooks and an autobiographical book about Peters, Jr.
166 Tiffs focusing on the early days of Lockheed Aircraft. There are also photos from J.L. Peters later career. The collection also has material from Richard Peters.
This collection contains correspondence between Robert Peters, one of the most widely published gay poets in the U.S., and Stephen Vincent, editor of _Shocks_, an avant-garde San Francisco literary magazine of the 1970s, and founder of Momo's Press, also in...
Papers of Robert Peters (1924-2014), American poet, critic, scholar, and teacher. A professor of literature (1968-1992) at the University of California, Irvine, Peters reviewed contemporary poetry for small press magazines beginning in the 1970s, published over thirty poetry collections, and...
The Shannon L. Peters Correspondence includes two hundred letters between Manteca, California, resident Shannon L. Peters, his wife, Velma L. Peters, and their eight children in 1968 and 1969, while Peters served in the Vietname War. The letters afford insights...
This collection includes six imperial court coronation campaign buttons, collected by Shawn Peters.
Photographs, negatives related to the history of film making. Some show Peters at work; some silent film stills. ca. 1904-1920, undated
Thomas Kimmwood Peters (1879-1973) was a pioneer newsreel cameraman who filmed the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, the construction of the Panama Canal, and other events. He was also a motion picture producer, cameraman, and inventor. The collection consists...
The digital portion of this collection consists of photographs, journals and letters which are collected when Dr. Peters engaged in mission work from 1928 to 1941 in Korea. The physical portion of this collection consists of photograph postcards from Japan...
Captain Peter H. Petersen records and personal papers (SAFR17645, HDC 225) includes logbooks, ship's account ledgers, track charts, news clippings, receipts, sea journals belonging to the Captain of the STAR OF GREENLAND of the Alaska Packers Association. The collection is...
This collection, Emil Petersen notebook (SAFR 14309, HDC 101) consists of a notebook of 105 pages of typed research notes on Alaska Packers Association and other vessels. Also records some songs and poetry. There is no date associated with the...
Herman Petersen (1893-1973) was an author of mystery and detective fiction. He sold his first story, “The seven gilded balls,” to in June 1922, and sold 17 more while the magazine was under the direction of editor George W. Sutton,...
This collection consists of poetry, prose, and lyrics written by Robert M. "Bobby" Petersen, along with some supporting material: notes, correspondence, photographs, and ephemera.
Inez Lauer, the creator of this album, lived in Los Angeles and Oxnard, and spent time at their family cabin at Malibou Lake. This photo album depicts her life during the 1940s and 1950s and contains images of her family...
The Arvid T. Peterson papers collection (SAFR 17245, HDC 328) consists of correspondence, proceedings, newspaper clippings, technical publications, memoranda, posters, artwork, and other ephemera documenting Captain Peterson's activities in California politics, trade unions, and the West Coast fishing industry from...
Captain Peter H. Peterson papers (SAFR 17105, HDC 230) include a ship's logbook, personal letters, news clippings and a variety of documents. The collection is available for research use without restriction.
The CarolAnn Peterson papers, circa 1998-2000, consist of correspondence, publications, and reports documenting Ms. Peterson's work to establish medical protocols, policies and services for victims of domestic violence. The papers document, in the form of conference agendas, speaker information, and...
The Cecil Peterson collection on the Tuskegee Airmen is contained within the Tuskegee Airmen Archive. This archive consists of material related to those individuals who served at Tuskegee Army Air Field, and its predecessors, as well as material pertaining to...
During the US Civil War, Charles H. Peterson participated in the Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, and Petersburg campaigns. He kept these diaries from 1863 to 1865. He tucked notes, correspondence, currency, and newspaper clippings between the pages.
One volume contains images of student life at Stanford, 1909-1910, including track meets, interiors of rooms in Encina Hall, crew team, student excursions off campus, the summer geology trip of 1909, and a photograph of Domenico Grosso, the "hermit" of...
This collection consists of 4 sepia-tinted images depicting sailing vessels.
The collection contains correspondence, notes, memorabilia, typescripts. Included is material pertaining to Stanford University and Sutters Fort.
Includes administrative and personal correspondence, 1888-1936; reports, statistics, acquisition records, exhibit captions, and publications of the Stanford Museum, 1894-1917; and research materials compiled by Peterson on the Gold Spike (ceremonial spike used to connect the Union Pacific and Central Pacific...
Collection consists of materials from USC Sociology professor and former head of the Emeriti Center James A. Peterson (1913-1992).
The collection primarily contains correspondence, interviews, newspapers and other printed material relating to John D. Peterson's UCLA dissertation research in Brazilian history, ca. 1960s.
Papers of Laurence E. Peterson, professor of physics, leader of the High Energy Astronomy Group, and director (1988-1997) of the UCSD Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences (CASS). Peterson was involved in the planning and design of experiments and instruments...
Material about crop improvement and seed certification.
The records were created to document the activities of Peter G. Peterson in his role as Assistant to the President for International Economic Affairs and Executive Director of the Council for International Economic Policy.
Resolution honoring the late Peter Olai Peterson, General Chairman of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, San Francisco.
Correspondence and professional papers of oceanographer Ray G. Peterson, including research files on ocean currents.
Relates to psychological readjustment of American prisoners of war in Germany during World War II. Ph.D. dissertation, University for Humanistic Studies. Includes research materials assembled for the dissertation, among them memoirs of R. W. Peterson, memoirs of other American prisoners,...
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, drafts and annotated typescripts of poet, Robert Peterson.
The collection primarily comprises publications of the Elections Committee of the County of Orange (ECCO) collected by board member, Thomas J. Peterson. Founded in 1982, ECCO is a nonpartisan, political action committee that monitors legislative issues affecting the Southern California...
Title supplied by cataloger.
This collection consists of correspondence and German Studies materials. Letters of recommendation in Box 2 are restricted for 75 years from date of creation....
Contains of a petition and six supporting documents (20 p.) by the Alcalde and Fiscal of San Salvador Tesmelucan (also called El Verde) requesting separation from Huexocingo [sic]. On behalf of the people of San Salvador Tesmelucan, as well as...
A complex legal petition involving the disputed ownership of a slave named Domingo of Asian origin: "un esclavo mis de nacion chino llama Domingo." If we follow the case correctly, Domingo's owner was deep in debt, and falsified the sale...
One holograph petition to Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, for Mr. Moses F. Webb of the City of New Brunswick to be considered as a candidate for the United States Marshalship for the State of New Jersey. Mr....
List of signatures, mostly from San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding locations, of persons in favor of promoting peace and forming a branch of the Association for residents on the Pacific coast. With this is another petition, 1886, listing adherents...
Castro states his intention to renounce conciliation in the matter of litigation over property in the Santa Cruz area, Rancho Punto de Año Nuevo.
This collection contains manuscripts, photographs, and other material regarding Edward C. Petko, J.D., M.D., an American dermatologist, professor of dermatology, and collector of rare books, manuscripts and antique printing presses.
Dispatches, radio broadcast transcripts, memoranda, and reports, relating to resistance movements in Yugoslavia during World War II, and to activities of the Yugoslav Government-in-Exile.
Letters, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to the Russian statesman Petr Stolypin.
This collection comprises stickers created by an anonymous student, known as "Petr the Anteatr" or "Original Petr", as well as stickers created using his original template and distributed by another anonymous student known as "Petr the Planteatr" or "Community Petr"....
Correspondence, depositions, judicial sentence, and clippings, relating to the imprisonment of C. Petrasievici for treason in Romania, and to efforts to secure his release and permission for him to immigrate to the United States. Photocopy.
The first half of this volume is a chronometer book and the second half is a cash book for a vessel departing from Hong Kong on 30 May 1849 and arriving in San Francisco on 21 August 1849. The auther...
Depicts American military activities in Vietnam, including visits to hamlets by General William C. Westmoreland and Congressman Cornelius E. Gallagher.
Correspondence, writings, reports, diplomatic dispatches, clippings, and serial issues, relating to Romanian foreign relations, especially with Germany, Switzerland, and the Vatican; the League of Nations; World War II refugees and relief work; and postwar Romanian émigré life.
Comments on his grandfather, Raffaello Petri, his father, Angelo Petri and other members of the family; the beginnings of the winery and the growth of the Petri Wine Co.; effect of prohibition on the wine industry; formation of Allied Grape...
Relates to German military operations during World War I.
Relates to World War I relief in Hungary.
Sound recording of interview with Faith Craig Petric conducted by Estelle Freedman. Describes her social work with poor and migrant farm workers, 1930s and 1940s; her time as a ship fitter during World War II; her longtime affiliations with the...
Daniel Petrie, born in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia in 1920, was a Canadian film, television and stage director. This collection comprises a wide variety of documents and objects related to his prolific career. The majority of these items relate to...
Nicholas (Nick) C. Petris, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member, 1959-1966, and a State Senator, 1967-1996. The Nicholas C. Petris Papers consist of 51 cubic feet of records covering 1959-1996. The collection is organized into four series: Bill Files, Subject...
Photographs and ephemera relating to the political career of California State Senator and Assemblyman Nicholas Petris. Includes publicity portraits of Petris and other political figures, event photographs, luncheons or banquets, and images related to specific campaigns. Some Petris family snapshots...
Includes scenes of oil derricks, oil wells, equipment and crew. Identified locations include California and Oklahoma.
This collection was donated in 1996 by Dr. Gerard S. Petrone, a San Diego dermatologist and dedicated baseball fan. He authored the book When Baseball Was Young, which is included in the collection as well as several other baseball history...
Small archive of Arthur Petronio, composer of verbophonic works, or works at the intersection of poetry and music.
Correspondence, reports, financial records, and printed matter, relating to relations of the Russian Provisional and White Russian governments with the United States during the Russian Revolution and Civil War.
This collection of 34 DVDs is comprised of a biography, an interview, and 32 individual video lessons taught by Rabi Petros on the Assyrian language. The Assyrian language is spoken in parts of Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, the United States,...
Relates to the appointment of A. Petrov to official positions under the White Russian Omsk government in Siberia.
Relates to Russian culture.
Memoirs, other writings, correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Russian Civil War in Siberia, White Russian transfers of gold to Japan at the conclusion of the war, and Russian émigré affairs. Includes writings by Serge P. Petroff,...
Correspondence, dispatches, orders, and reports, relating to political, military, and diplomatic affairs in Bulgaria, Bulgarian participation in World War I, and the suppression of an attempted military coup in Bulgaria in 1886.
Viktor Porfirievich Petrov (1907-2000) was a geographer, historian, and author specializing in the history of Russians in China and Alaska. Petrov's papers reflect various aspects of his life and career. The collection of Petrov's papers encompasses various facets of his...
Speeches and writings, letters, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to various aspects of Yugoslav politics, and to King Peter II of Yugoslavia.
Dr. Ann Petru is a UCSF-educated physician, researcher, and leader in the pediatric HIV/AIDS field who currently serves as Co-Director of Infectious Diseases at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland. The collection contains newsletters, research papers, journal articles, educational and teaching...
Diaries, correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, and clippings, relating to Ukraine during the Russian Revolution, Ukrainian territorial questions, the cooperative movements in Ukraine, and Ukrainians in Canada and the United States.
Consists of 51 cabinet photographs of Pasadena, California and other Southern California cities, including Long Beach and Los Angeles. The photographs document many of the houses, churches, hotels, schools, and businesses in Pasadena between the years 1881-1888. Some photographs show...
Ten page history of the Salisbury, CT Pettee family and Santa Barbara descendant Frank Pettee. Found with Frank Pettee's Retracing My Steps: An Autobiography (Santa Barbara: Schauer Pringtin Studio , 1959). Alpha list.
This collection contains the papers of American geologist and professor of mining engineering William Henry Pettee (1838-1904) consisting primarily of letters dating from 1865 to 1878. The main subjects are the California State Geological Survey; geologist Josiah Dwight Whitney (1819-1896);...
This collection contains the papers of astronomer Edison Pettit (1889-1962), who was on the staff of the Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatories. The correspondence is chiefly with other astronomers in the United States and deals with astronomy in general...
Collection contains mimeographed syllabi from Pettit's classes on amplifier circuit theory, 1954, and advanced electronic circuits, 1956, both of which contain notes by Manabu Nakamura.
Material includes employment, faculty relations, personnel, ROTC and NROTC, Regents, tenure, and University President Robert Gordon Sproul.
The collection contains letters from the Argentine artist Emilio Pettoruti to the art historian and critic, Julio Payró (1943-1957). One of the 52 letters is to Pettoruti, 3 letters are from Pettoruti's wife. A one page inventory lists Pettoruti's paintings...
Relates to the Sino-Japanese War and to political conditions in China and Japan. Includes reports by W. B. Pettus, John Leighton Stuart, and others.
A biograph of Petzold
Correspondence, writings, notes, reports, studies, and printed matter, relating to nuclear weapons development and nuclear stockpile management in the United States.
This collection of papers relates primarily to the work of German-born art and architecture historian Nikolaus Pevsner during the 1960s and 1970s, including publications and speaking engagements, pedagogical research, and his membership on boards and committees, such as the Council...
Papers and manuscripts of the German-born art and architecture historian (1902-1983). Papers date primarily from the years following Pevsner's immigration to England in 1933, and include written and visual materials used for lectures or as research for his many books...
Sylvia Ruby Pezoldt (1895-1963) was a journalist, poet, and author of short stories, and non-fiction. She also conducted writing courses and was a member of the National League of American Pen Women. The collection consists of Pezoldt's manuscripts, correspondence, photographs,...
This collection relates to the life of Mouney Pfefferkorn including his service in the Navy and his retirement from the First Naitonal Bank, San Diego.
A double-spaced typed report of 135 pages titled: "Pfefferkorn Study. [Los Angeles County General Hospital]". National League of Nursing Education, New York. Blanche Pfefferkorn, at the time Director, Department of Studies, National League of Nursing Education, conducted a study of...
The Don Pfeifer collection on Korean military, politics, and culture contains Korean military albums, planners, newsletters, memorabilia, art, and other material collected by Donald M. Pfeifer (1949-). The majority of the material in the collection relates to Korean military and...
Relates to Allied economic policy in occupied Germany. Written by B. Pfister and Elisabeth Liefmann-Keil for the Deutscher Caritasverband.
Donald H. Pflueger was a history professor at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona for nearly forty years and wrote several books on the Pomona Valley. The collection includes manuscripts, drafts, and research materials for his book .
This collection contains the papers of seamstress and unpublished novelist Helen Winifred Pflueger (1898-1979) of Sierra Madre, California. The collection contains Pflueger's writings, including two copies of her manuscript "New Paradise Lost," diaries (dating from 1911-1979), correspondence, and ephemera.
The Milton Pflueger drawings of the University of California, Berkeley Radiation Laboratory addition spans 3 linear feet and dates from 1961. The collection consists of two sets of six architectural drawings in the form of reprographic copies. Drawings include: plot...
The Timothy L. Pflueger Papers contain records related to the professional career of architect Timothy L. Pflueger (1892-1946) as a member of the firms Miller and Colmesnil, Miller and Pflueger, and Timothy L. Pflueger and Associates. These records include manuscript...
Scenes of construction of Modesto-Turlock water delivery system (dam, tunnel, pipe, etc.). Captions, including dates, written in negative of prints.
Contains 3 letters home to his mother regarding travels and impressions of San Francisco and Los Angeles.
This collection consists of six sheets displaying more than 50 different labels for health and bath concotions available at the Gobley-Vigier pharmacy, located in the 6th arrondissement on Rue du Bac, in Paris, France....
Collection contains holograph ledger of New England pharmacist, with transactions dated from 1851-1862. Completed in one hand, on ruled blue paper, bound in half tan sheep and marbled paper over boards. Contains entries for opium, morphine, coca, canary seeds, bitters,...
Collection contains Holograph ledger of New England pharmacy and general store, with transactions dated from 1840-1852. Completed in two or more hands, on ruled paper, bound in quarter tan sheep and blue-grey paper over boards. Contains entries for opium, morphine,...
Pharmacy prescriptions pasted into register books.
This collection includes papers collected by Kathleen F. Phelan Arnoldeson during her career as a telegrapher for Union Pacific Railroad and a train dispatcher for Western Pacific Railroad, the papers of her father Patrick J. Phelan, a telegrapher-station agent for...
The James D. Phelan Papers, 1855-1941 (bulk 1906-1930), contain materials documenting Phelan's political career as San Francisco's Mayor and a U. S. Senator, his involvement in relief efforts following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, his business and financial activities, and...
Personal photograph albums of James D. Phelan, San Francisco mayor and U.S. senator for California.
Miscellaneous collection of correspondence, ephemera, poetry, with small amounts of clippings, personal and business documents, speech notes, and a photographic montage of Villa Montalvo. Most of the collection spans Phelan's terms as Mayor and Senator, including the years in between.
Miscellany includes 27 captioned copy photographs of sculpture in European museums (taken by unknown photographers, made by Keystone Photo Service), and 9 proofs (with stamp of "Gabriel Moulin Photo") showing Senator James D. Phelan lying in state, 1930. These proofs...
Organization periodicals, Phelan's correspondence regarding Nazi activities, and ephemera relating to the Nazi movement and other political activities. Includes C.W. Bristol's THE WHITE PRIMER and considerable material from the National Socialist White Worker's Party (NSWWP).
Two holograph letters written at the 93d U.S. Colored Infantry camp requesting his friend write to him more often and with more information.
The Barton Phelps collection is a growing collection. It consists of 7 rolls of drawings for the Clark Library at UCLA, containing copies of the original Robert Farquhar drawings, unbuilt gatehouse restoration, master plan and site plans, and schemes and...
The Edna W. Phelps Collection contains photographs, correspondence, diaries, and family documents representing the history of at least four generations of the Phelps, Gulick, Davidson, Humiston, Gooch, Huntley, Schultz, Willson, and Turner families from 1847-1978. The bulk of the collection...
Three accordion-fold albums, each demonstrating one of the "gifts" (educational forms of play) devised by kindergarten originator Friedrich Wilhelm Frobel. Each album bears the name of Eugenia T. Phelps (b. 1894), a kindergarten teacher in the New York City public...
Early letters are from Andrew J. and Eugene A. Phelps to their parents, describing experiences farming, running a sawmill, gold mining at Richardsons Hill and Iowa Hill, California. Later letters relate to Eugene Phelps' work with George E. Gray as...
Holograph letter written at Camp Butler, Newport News, Va., regarding the appointment of surgeons in the army.
Correspondence, awards, certificates, articles and other material from Johnnie Phelps, World War II veteran and lesbian activist. The majority of the collection dates from 1975-1998, with most materials pertaining to Phelps' involvement with the National Organization for Women, Southern California...
This collection consists of files from the American Civil Liberties Union, Orange County, California collected by Nancy Phelps, who served as office manager for the organization from 1976-1990. Included are minutes, reports, finincial information, newsletters, newspaper clippings, brochures, membership lists,...
The collection contains five audiocassettes of interviews recorded with Waldo Phelps, by June Behrens, re his life history, beginnings of Santa Barbara Normal School, and retirement in Santa Barbara. UCSB Phelps Hall is named after his father, Clarence Phelps....
Waldo Phelps(1918-2004) was a professor of Rhetoric in the English Department at UCLA from 1949-1988. This collection includes cassettes of an oral history interview and recordings of public ceremonies at UCLA. Also included is a football signed by the 1985...
A collection of material related to the life and work of William Walter Phelps, American lawyer, politician, and diplomat.
Papers of Jon Phetteplace, composer and performer of contemporary music. The papers include drafts, transparencies, and Ozalid prints of his own scores, as well as materials for the performance of works by others; correspondence with composers and friends in English...
This collection contains evidence of the Phi Alpha Theta, USC Xi Chapter's activities from its founding in 1932 through 2000.
Official records of the Stanford Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, 1930-1970. Contents consist primarily of lists of eligible candidates, official initiation programs, financial statements and some correspondence.
Filed chronologically, the collection includes membership lists, event invitations and programs, alumni membership nominations, newsletters, correspondence with other chapters, chapter minutes, manuals and handbooks....
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity (founded 1911, merged with Phi Alpha Delta in 1972) was a national legal fraternity for women that promoted a higher standard of professional ethics and culture among women in law schools and in the legal...
Collection consists of an incomplete run of issues of the , the national publication of the Phi Delta Delta women's legal fraternity....
These records include memberships lists, constitution and bylaws, correspondence, minutes, account books, newsletters, publications, and materials from several biennial meetings of the national council. In addition to correspondence between Stanford chapter leaders and their membership, there is correspondence with national...
This collection consists of the records, photographs, and realia of the Phi Kappa Phi chapter at the University of Southern California.
Phi Kappa Phi is an academic honor society that recognizes and promotes academic excellence in all fields of higher education and engages the community of scholars in service to others. This small group of records consists of bylaws, correspondence, rosters,...
The documents the activities, events, and people associated with the sorority on San Diego State's campus, primarily through scrapbooks. The collection dates from 1925-1976, with most of the materials dating to 1941....
Archive of original drawings for the Travels with Farley (1975-1984) and Farley (1985-2007) comic strips.
One document (ADS), 4 August 1717. [where and about what?]. [not found as of 7/16/09]
U.C. Berkeley Maps Librarian Phil Hoehn in stacks of Bancroft Library, posing with (Sanborn Fire Insurance Co.?) vol. showing San Francisco city quadrants. Other negatives are variants of same subject.
was created by Nat Hiken and starred Phil Silvers as Master Sergeant Ernie Bilko. Collection consists of scripts from the television series.
The Phil Wilkes Fixico Collection (1966-2021, undated) contains documents relating to the life and career of Phil Wilkes Fixico, a Black-Seminole American activist and founder of the Semiroon Historical Society. Documents include photocopies of Fixico's awards, certificates, degrees, and photographs,...
Article typescripts, manuscripts, notes, correspondence and advertising packet from the , 1977-1988. The was a weekly newspaper established in 1976 to serve the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community in the Philadelphia and Delaware Valley areas.
Black and white photographic prints, circa 1957, of two gay male wedding ceremonies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Items in this collection date from 1861-1983 and include stamps, covers or envelopes, newspaper clippings, typed articles, and correspondence. Materials include an envelope collection of covers from 1861 that mostly deal with politics, race relations, and the Civil War; stamps,...
Postal covers, stamps and philatelic-related publications. Primarily postal covers from the United States; Southern California addresses are negligible; some foreign postal items. Covers date back to 1845 with the bulk 1880-1960.
The Philbrick Working Files include Norman Philbrick's correspondence with book dealers and scholarly colleagues, an appraisal of his library, accession ledgers, invoices from dealers, newspaper and magazine clippings, mailings from his numerous social and scholarly organizations, photographs, and other...
Relates to world politics, the Middle Eastern political situation, and Saudi Arabia. Includes an essay, entitled Israel and the Arabs (1956), relating to the Palestinian question.
Philena Bohlen was a California bowling pioneer and one of the best women bowlers in the world during the time of her career. The Philena Bohlen scrapbook consists of 28 photographic prints, 21 pieces of ephemera, four letters, one periodical,...
The Philip A. Embury collection contains an assortment of World War I memorabilia and features the diaries that Embury kept during 1917-1918. The collection is organized into two series: Personal papers and Military papers.
One letter (TLS), to Patricia Cronshaw, re her visit to the University of Hull, 14 Apr. 1981. Alpha list.
Includes Philip Brown's 1868 U.S. Certificate of Citizenship, an 1877 San Francisco land deed for Philip Brown, and his wife, Kate, Philip Brown's 1888 patent for "Pin Rail Attachments for Ships," Philip Brown's 1891 Fireman's Insurance Company of Baltimore policy,...
The papers of entomologist Cornelius Becker Philip, Research Associate and Fellow of the California Academy of Sciences, expert in disease bearing insects. Includes correspondence, personal items, negatives, photographs, and drawings.
Contains 2 letters written on the same day discussing giving guest sermons and about looking for a position in a self-supporting church so he can move family to California.
To his mother, Mercy (Maris) Doddridge, and to his sister, Mercy. Concerning his finances and activities.
Scrapbooks, notes, and ephemera relating to Philip's research concerning the nature of the universe and the Bacon-Shakespeare authorship controversy.
Include a typewritten report of an interview with Scofield, Sept. 25, l973, by Arthur L. Norberg; photocopy of an interview (typescript) with Scofield conducted by Cynthia Gunn, Sept. l973, containing information about his career as a radio engineer and about...
Six blueprint photos, with explanations on the versos, depict scenes of October, 1890, near Honolulu, on Hilo, and at the volcano of Kilauea. The 20 letters, written from Honolulu to relatives, 1894-1896, describe his quiet family life and that of...
Misc. papers (including memos, clippings, and Sinnott's ID card) retained from his work in the Public Relations Branch of the Western Defense Command's Wartime Civil Control Administration. Includes organizational chart of Western Defense Command (in oversize folder.).
Correspondence to Philip James from Bernard Herrmann and from CBS Radio regarding the American School of the Air and the 1940 School of the Air program.
Contains photocopies of Philip K. Dick's carbon copies of outgoing personal correspondence from 1938-1982, with the exception of the year 1974. The copies were given to Allan Kausch by the executor of Dick's estate to assist in the preparation of...
Letters, manuscripts, and documents relating to the life and works of Science Fiction author Philip K. Dick.
The contains all 30 issues of the publication....
Transcript copies of letters to Bosqui from recipients of his Memoirs, 1904.
The collection contains documents, photographs, newsletters, as well as photocopies of membership records that document the history of various branches of the Workmens Circle, inside and outside of California. The collection also includes bound volumes including The Friend, a national...
Collection includes snapshots and portraits of Philip Lamantia taken throughout the poet's lifetime. Also includes photographs of his parents Nunzio and Mary Lamantia and other family members; of his wife Nancy Peters; of poets Michael McClure and Lawrence Ferlinghetti; and...
The collection consists of two items: a booklet entitled A Contribution to Jewish Education: The Story of Six Years of Achievement of the Herzl Lecture Course, 1933-1938 (Seattle, Wash.: Herzl Lecture Course, 1938), and a program from The Beth Abraham...
Papers relating to Philip M. Hocker's involvement in the Sierra Club.
Lantern slide photographs documenting the California Midwinter International Exposition held in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park from January to July, 1894.
Correspondence, clippings, and articles concerning his interest and activities in the library field particularly his involvement in a lawsuit stemming from his dismissal as librarian from The University of Montana. Also includes papers of Mary Jane Keeney regarding the Keeney's...
Includes drafts of Fendal's letters; letters from his client and from the General Land Office (some signed by Thomas A. Hendricks, commissioner); and copies of his client's correspondence with the General Land Office and the Treasury Dept.
Philip R. Lee's research files concerning his U.S. Public Health Service medical ecology trip to the Soviet Union. Materials include correspondence, journal entries, notes, printed material, glass slides, photographs, and sound recordings (transcription discs)....
Correspondence, field notebooks, mining company records, photographs, and other professional papers; also include papers of Frederick Worthen Bradley, Philip Read Bradley, Sr., and other family members.
Correspondence, research proposals, and product notes and descriptions (including diagrams and photographs) pertaining to Rice's major innovations in the video/electronics field, 1953-1981. Specific topics and products include electrostatic printing/imaging systems, photographic discs, the electrophotographic process, the development of the first...
Papers relating to Philip S. Bernays's involvement in the Sierra Club,
Includes correspondence, writings, and research materials, including computer files.
Pocket notebook (17 cm) and genealogical chart (123 x 23 cm) concerning the Turpin and allied families, Henrico County, Virginia. Originally this was the account book, 1721-1759, of John Cocke. With notes in other handwritings.
Title devised by cataloger.
Contents: v. 1, docket as justice of the peace and as associate justice, Court of Sessions, Auburn, Calif., copies of notices of claims to dam the north fork of the American River, 1851, and lists of fees of constables, justices...
One letter (ALS) from Phil Walker, Professor of French at UC Berkeley, to Harry [?], mentioning campus riots. Berkeley, CA, July 15 , 1969. Alpha list.
One letter (ALS) from Phil [Whalen] to Tom [Clark ?] re a review being printed and Whalen's trip to Rome. Zen Center, San Francisco, Sept. 9
Contains nine handwritten letters and one note from Philip Whalen to book publishers, Zoe and Bill Brown, proprietors of Coyote Books, concerning the publication of his novel, "You Didn't Even Try." Also includes sketches of proposed book covers that were...
Contains letters to publisher/editor, discussing topics ranging from daily life in Santa Fe; health; efforts at publishing his works with Zephyr Press; participation in poetry readings and conferences with Anne Waldman, Gary Snyder, and others; and about Richard Brautigan's death.
Letters written to younger sister Velna Whalen discuss military service, the happenings of the Beat scene in San Francisco, writing, activities while living in Japan, becoming a Buddhist Monk, family and happenings in Oregon and descriptions of the places he...
Consists of letters and postcards sent to Diane di Prima and her husband Alan Marlowe between the years 1961 and 1967. The letters are filled with details about Whalen's pending travel to Japan and his experience upon arriving there, writing,...
Collection chiefly consists of photographs taken from ca. 1910 to 2001. Images depict poet and Buddhist monk Philip Whalen throughout his life, as well as various family members, friends and associates. Also pictured are various locations where Whalen lived and...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Letters and other material written by, addressed to, or concerning the Jesuit missionary Segesser. Includes many letters from Segesser to his mother, or his brother François Joseph, Councilor of State in Lucerne; several from the latter; correspondence of fellow Jesuits...
Relates to the Russian tradition of political theory. Original study, entitled "Historische Voraussetzungen des Politischen Denkens in Russland," published in (Bd. I, 1954). English translation from German.
Concerning arrangements for providing music for a proposed ball in Caen. Included also is a list of musicians needed for the orchestra (1 l.)
Four photograph albums of military activity and Filipino life during the Philippine American War, 1898-1902.
The Philippine Comics Collection contains comics that showcase the creative minds of Filipino artists in the Philippines. Through their creation of storylines, and original characters, the local komik scene is flooded by original creations. The material of the komiks can...
These records document changes in the regulations of the Manila Galleons from the Real Tribunal y Consulado de Manila to the formation of the Real Compania de Filipinas. Many deal specifically with trade between Mexico and the Philippine Islands and...
Letters, papers, and documents for the years 1894, 1898, and 1899. Primarily official communications and documents of provincial and local military and civil officers of the Philippine Republic. The provinces of Cavite and Manila and the district of Caloocan appear...
Views of native life of the Bontoc and Igorot groups, photographed on the island of Luzon in 1905.
Mostly unidentified views including street scenes, salt beds, cemetery & burial vaults, gardens, landscape views, local peoples, net mending, a hanging (perhaps staged?), etc. Identified places include: Escolta(?), waterfall at Pajsanjan(?) Gorge, Malabon, and the Imus River.
Road surveying scenes; views of Cebu buildings, harbor and streets; views of Ormoc and Baybay. Three photographs of Biscayan women as well as others of native peoples.
113 lantern slides on Philippine ethnology taken during the Spanish-American War, 1895-1902. Images are of natives, dwellings, landscapes, and cultural activities.
This collection contains issues of Philippine Magazine published by A.V.H. Hartendorp. Some volumes and issues are missing. Inventory includes: Vol. XXV, No.4; Vol. XXVII, No. 8; Vol. XXVIII, No. 10; Vol. XXX, No. 1, 5-7; Vol. XXXI, No. 1, 3,...
This collection contains materials regarding martial law in the Phillipines under President Ferdinand Marcos; as well as other pamphlets, reports, and flyers related to the Philippines and Filipinos.
Album contains 100 black and white commercial photographs with brief descriptive titles in English on each. Photos feature landmarks of Manila, including churches, parks, bridges; rice paddies in Ifugao and other agricultural scenes; boats and houses along the Pasig River;...
Mimeograph copies of two plays about the Philippines by Alvah Dale Riley, who spent a number of years there. Titles are: "Amok: A Philippine Tragedy - in Seven Scenes," and "The Barong: A Play of the Southern Philippines: In Three...
The Philippine zines reflects the feelings, aesthetics, and cultural and political ideologies of various individuals and artist collectives from the Philippines. The zine's content mostly includes creative works, such as comics, illustrations, poetry, and short stories to reflect topics, such...
34 black and white photographs, most snapshots, of Philippine-American family/families in Pasadena, California. Includes several images of pilots and plane, automobiles, individual men and women (some named - one with musical instrument), groups in front of the Church of the...
Album contains 227 black and white photographs and photo postcards of a family working and traveling in the Philippines, Japan, and another unnamed location presumably in the United States. Album begins with large format photos and several panoramas of the...
80 photographs, most black and white, a few hand-colored, about 70 of Phillipines, with remaining 10 of Japan, very few captions. Phillipine images include street scenes, houses and other buildings, agriculture, rivers, bamboo bridges, port, boats (incl. U.S. military vessel),...
44 black/white snapshots, 1923-1924, apparently taken by an American sailor, with descriptions in an index at the end of the album,. About half the images are of Philippine people and scenes on the island of Bohol, especially Tagbilaran, along with...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Philippines newspaper collection (1934-1957) comprises seven different titles of publication, in Spanish, English, and Tagalog. All of the titles...
Collection of six color and sixteen b/w Philippines photo postcards, ca. 1913-1921, of rural scenes, local residents, Manila, U.S. Army views, Bilibid Prison, rivers and boats....
Cite as: [Identification of item], Philippines photograph album, Bernath Mss 289. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Album contains 481 black and white photographs taken in the Philippines, primarily in Manila, Baguio, and San Juan. Images include churches, old Spanish forts, bridges, cemeteries, monuments; ships coming to and from the Philippines; indigenous peoples, village scenes, agriculture, and...
Two photo albums with approximately 100 black and white photographs recording the travel of Americans in the Philippines from 1922 to 1924. The travelers sailed on the S.S. Pompey from Jolo to Cebu and on to Zamboanga. Family names used...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Philippines photograph collection, Bernath Mss 301. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Five black/white numbered photographs, ca. 4" x 6", mainly of soldiers and storm-damaged buildings; one of local farmer and water buffalo plowing. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Eight sepia photographs, ca. 5" x 8", mainly local village, street, and river scenes, including Joung women and children from Albay, Luzon. .02 linear feet (1 folder).
Four black-and-white picture postcards.
21 lithographs, from etchings by Romeo Gilbert, including "Fort Malate after the bombardment,"Remains of the Castilla," "A modern gun and magazine on the walls of Manila,""Iron Bridge on the Pasig river," and other scenes of buildings, bridges, streets, fortifications,and coastline....
Collection contains three travel guides, relating primarily to the city of Baguio; a viewbook of the Philippines, Japan, and the Pacific; and an issue of The Bounding Billow, a publication for American "Men-o'-Warsmen," commemorating the Battle of Manila Bay.
Photocopies from the originals in the private collection of Philippine Ambassador Eduardo Quintero. Material pertains to World War II claims of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and Filipino veterans against the Government of the United States.
Lee Philips was a prolific television director. The bulk of the collection includes scripts for a variety of television shows produced during the late 1960s through the mid 1970s. Included are scripts for the , , and , among others.
Bound, typescript 'newsletters'
Portraits. [Oversize boxed].
Phillip S. Berry papers, BANC MSS 2009/136, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Approximately a third of this collection consists of the papers from these two groups: publicity, minutes, organizational records, correspondence, and more. A second significant segment of these papers concerns Shapiro's involvements in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly those in support...
One engraving, carte de visite size, of Sheridan in uniform, with stamp of Joseph Ward, Boston, on reverse.
Handwritten copy of a letter written from San Francisco, agreeing to recommend Breckenridge to the Khedive of Egypt or the Sultan of Turkey.
One indenture, on vellum, for brew house and three lots of land, from Jacob Phillippi and wife, to Christian Phillippi, Heidelberg, Dauphin County, [Pennsylvania]. Found in misc. mss. map drawer. Map cabinet 20/6. Alpha list.
This collection contains one v-mail correspondence and a photograph from SSgt. Davis Phillips, 509th Bomb Squadron, 351st Bomb Group, USAAF, to his friend Francis Rowan during the Second World War.
Collection primarily consists of articles and files related to the field of education, as well as course materials....
Papers of Dennis Phillips, Los Angeles poet, novelist and professor in the Humanities and Science Department at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.
Photographs of Ms. Phillips, her colleagues, buildings, equipment, and projects at Davis, Riverside, and Texas.
Clippings from American newspapers, relating to American foreign and domestic policy during the New Deal and reflecting conservative criticism of that policy. Includes pamphlets issued by the American Liberty League, 1935-1936, and texts of radio broadcasts on the Ford Sunday...
The collection of 40 volumes features 25 dated diaries, logs, and notebooks written by composer Burrill Phillips, documenting a large portion of the last 20 years of his life. Addressing day to day activities and concerns of life in western...
Ledger book for a business owned by the Phillips family of Lewiston, CA which also contains school assignments of Abbie Phillips Junior.
Contains correspondence to and from members of the Phillips family; American naturalization certificates (1947); Julius's financial records; four "reisepasses" (i.e. passports) from Nazi Germany; photographs; newspaper clippings; greeting cards; and other materials.
Correspondence and diary....
A collection of the personal papers of George Shane Phillips, American Methodist minister and Civil War chaplain.
The is a comprehensive collection of materials related to chimney sweepers. The collection dates from approximately 1932-1963, with the bulk of the documents undated. It consists of both paper records and artifacts. The collection has a broad interdisciplinary focus and includes literature,...
Correspondence, orders, memoranda, and photographs, relating to the military career of J. H. Phillips, and to activities of the III Corps in the European Theater during World War II. Photocopy.
Collection consists of the manuscript of Jane Phillips' book, , a copy of the published book (1985 expanded reprint), and 7 letters and one card to her from Henry Miller, with a photocopy of a January 2, 1967 letter....
The collection consists of materials relating to the political career of John Phillips, who served as a California state legislator from 1932-1942, then as a member of the House of Representatives from 1943-1947. Items in the collection include correspondence, reports,...
Correspondence, orders, and photographs related to American military activities in the United States and France during World War I.
Music composed by Madalyn Akers Phillips. Includes art songs, popular songs, choral works, and instrumental works.
The Mary Phillips Collection includes course material and audio recordings from Fuller Seminary classes and materials related to the Free Methodist Church. Specific academic courses include Paul Jewett’s “Systematic Theology” and Daniel P. Fuller’s “Unity of the Bible.” Dates range...
Collection of prints, drawings, photographs and papers of Matt Phillips.
Collection contains 141 sketchbooks produced by artist Matt Phillips between 1962 and 2009.
The Peter K. Phillips drawings of the Mr. and Mrs. Shirlyn G. Brien house span 3 linear feet and date from 1967. The collection is composed of 12 architectural drawings in the form of reprographic copies. Drawings include: elevations (interior...
The Ray Phillips collection spans the years 1989-1997 and encompasses approximately 4.0 linear feet. The collection contains correspondence, clippings, book excerpts, photographs, and research material related to the history and development of Edison's Kinetoscope and the films made for it....
The Stan Phillips Poetry Project Recordings Collection consists of spoken word poetry recordings and related correspondence between Stan Phillips and poets James Broughton, Jess Collins, Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, Charles Olson and Louis Zukofsky.
Walt Phillips, a former newspaper journalist, photographer, and columnist has created hundreds of poems and drawings since 1959. His work has appeared in many publications, including The Massachusetts Review; Prairie Schooner; Yellow Brick Road; Pearl; Wormwood Review; and Chiron Review....
The Walton D. Phillips Pamphlet Collection contains printed material such as pamphlets, booklets, and assorted newsletters published by labor organizers, leftist political groups, and unions in the first half of the 20th century in the United States. Topics include class...
Holograph letter written in Boston, regarding a letter and money sent by Mrs. Halsted for the freedmen.
Relates to the attitude of the State Department to British requirements that certain articles exported from Great Britain during World War I not be re-exported.
Eden Phillpotts (1862-1960) published over 250 works including some 150 novels plus poems, essays, plays, short stories, and mysteries. The collection consists of about 900 letters from Phillpotts to his literary agent, W. Morris Coles, various publishers, and to friends...
Collection consists of correspondence, typescripts, notes, and research materials for articles written for , , Douglas Aircraft Company, and other airplane and aerospace publications, as well as a photocopy of Philmus's manuscript and copy of the book (1966).
Contains newspaper clippings on Philo Jacoby and pistol and rifle shooting competitions.
The collection contains four principal elements: yearbooks, scrapbooks, minute books, and financial records.
Childhood and early musical achievements, Santa Cruz, CA; UC Berkeley, 1945-1949, student jobs in the main library, influence of Richard Teggart; School of Librarianship, 1952-1953, positions as map librarian, South Asia bibliographer for the Modern India Project; Ph. D. in...
The Philosophical Union was established by George Holmes Howison as a society for the discussion of philosophical questions. The society included not only faculty of the University of California, but also interested ministers and laymen. Many of the best known...
Record Series 410 contains the administrative files of UCLA's Philosophy Department. Files regard subjects such as the American Philosophical Association Executive Committee, Angela Davis, the Max Otto Controversy, and reading room. Files include grants, applications for teaching positions, distinguished TA...
Record Series 411 contains the correspondence of chairs of the Department of Philosophy at UCLA.
Record Series 412 contains the records of meetings held by UCLA's Philosophy Department.
Planning, history, and departmental review records for the UC Davis Department of Philosophy.
The University of San Diego Philosophy Department records include meeting minutes, transcripts of meetings, memoranda, correspondence, and news releases documenting the establishment, growth, and activities of the department. These records document discussions about curriculum, general education requirements, student outlook,...
Philosophy Talk is a weekly, one-hour radio series that challenges listeners to question their assumptions and to think about things in new ways. The hosts' down-to-earth and no-nonsense approach brings the richness of philosophic thought to everyday subjects. Topics are...
The Philothean Fellowship Collection, 1947-1961 consists of access and original copies of scrapbooks and notebooks kept by members of the Fuller Theological Seminary student wives’ group, the Philothean Fellowship. The scrapbooks include photographs, postcard invitations to Seminary social events and...
The William Russell Philp collection consists of intelligence reports, interrogation reports, maps, and photographs relating to Adolf Hitler, the German military structure, national socialism, various aspects of German society during and immediately after World War II, various military campaigns of...
[Captain, Massachusetts Volunteers, Provost Marshall]. One Civil War document (ADS): Guard Pass issued for William B. Newman, 6 Jan. 1862.
Contains, by-laws, minutes, and other related materials of a quicksilver [i.e. mercury] mining company, originally incorporated in Arizona, applying to the state of California for the right to sell shares of stock in the company in California. Includes their application...
This collection contains the marriage vows, marriage license and certificate and domestic partnership documents of Scott Phipps and Andrew Marsh, 2002-2004. There are domestic partnership documents from the State of California and the City of Oakland. Scott and Marsh were...
Correspondence...
Papers of Fred B. Phleger (1909-1993), an oceanographer at Scripps Institution of Oceanography who was known for his research in the ecology and paleoecology of marine foraminifera, and who helped establish the field of paleoceanography. The collection includes correspondence, writings,...
Includes: 3 letters to Mrs. [Hester] Holden (ALS Sept. 7, 1892; TLS Jan. 5, 1907; ALS Feb. 20;) and 1 letter to St. George Holden (ALS July 11, 1905.
Correspondence, documents, and blueprints relating to the Hearst (known as "Hacienda") Ranch in Pleasanton, CA. A number of these documents were issued some years after Phoebe Hearst's death.
Materials related to the history of Phoenix Bakery, its founder F.C. (Fung Chow) Chan, and head baker Lun F. Chan; including documents, photographs, and ephemera.
The collection is comprised of seventy-five phonograph cylinders produced by several Edison companies as well as the Columbia Phonograph Company.
38 phonograph record albums, all 78 RPM. Popular songs, Christmas carols, humorous monologues, dance numbers, etc. 8 additional records subsequently added.
Includes leisure and informal social activies, young women posing in men's clothing and with playing cards and drinks, etc.
Includes Catalina Island, Coronado, a parade, and the San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Family albums, some with mostly unidentified photos, empty pages, tintypes, cabinet cards, cartes de visite and cards. Subject matter include candid shots, children, military, pets, excursions and outings. Coverage includes California. ca. 1860-1938, undated.
Includes 1906 earthquake damage in Martinez, Calif., and many views of children at play, family members, etc.
Scenes of crowds at docks with ships leaving Seattle, Sitka, Muir Glacier, Fort Wrangell, Kasaan, and Metlakahtla, including the Metlakahtla Cornet Band, composed of Alaskan men holding their instruments.
Small black and white photographs apparently taken at an early version of a photo booth, most teen/early adult men and women, some identified, showing the fashions of the day, location unknown.
The Photo Data Systems Incorporated records are comprised of administrative papers and records, design drawings and promotional materials regarding the Slide-a-Mat machine invented in the 1960's. It was an early system demonstrating the concept of shopping from the comfort of...
Cite as: [Identification of item], "Photo Nadal Saigon" Vietnam Album, Bernath Mss 379. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Photocopies of photographs mounted in an album. Scenes from a span of decades of the history of Petaluma, Sebastopol and other locations in that region, with an emphasis on railroad depots, locomotives, streetcars, river boats, fruit trucks, street scenes and...
Photocopy of the Ordnance Survey map showing Scotstoun Shipbuilding Yard, Glasgow, Scotland, displays the Scotstoun Shipbuilding Yard where the BALCLUTHA was built by Charles Connell in 1886.
Comments on his career in the photoengraving business, beginning in Nebraska; move to San Francisco in 1919; establishment of the Walter J. Mann Co.; The Photoengravers Association of Northern California; the decline of the business due to offset lithography. Photographs...
Title from imprint on back.
Approximately 150 b/w photographs with handwritten captions, varying sizes, of areas such as Melbourne, Sydney, Tasmania, Wandiligong, Fernshaw, Dandenong, Yorkminster Cathedral, Malmsbury, Kolo Kemp (N.G.), Little River. Includes several images of camps, farms, ranches, and indigenous populations....
The Photograph Album and Scrapbook Collection is made up of seventeen scrapbooks and photograph albums of general La Jolla topics and includes archival material, photographs, documents, and ephemera. The topics pertain to the history and heritage of La Jolla, California,...
Photograph Album. Many of the photographs are of the training at Camp Kearny, California (World War I). There are also views of Southern California, including the ostrich and alligator farms and mountain scenery.
This collection, like , contains photographs etc. of both persons and places and is intended as a supplement to other collections in Library Special Collections. It contains both bound and boxed sets of photographs which are too bulky to be...
Views of reception areas; processing, packing and shipping rooms; staff and factory workers. First photo shows emperor, in military dress, entering the premises.
Photograph album documenting one California family's hunting, fishing, and camping trips between 1913 and 1921.
Photograph album depicting young men and women enjoying leisure activities in Southern California, and U.S. Army soldiers stationed at Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Washington, during the First World War. The young woman who compiled the album is depicted throughout. Adhered to...
Snapshot photograph album documenting damage to buildings, including many identified by signs as black-owned businesses, and other scenes taken in the immediate aftermath of the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles in 1992. Many images were taken from a car...
Photograph album, the first of a seven-volume series compiled by an unknown amateur photographer, with snapshots documenting tree plantings, other trees and wildlife of California and the Western U.S. and, more extensively, the Golden Gate International Exposition held on Treasure...
Title devised by cataloger.
Chiefly family snapshots depicting leisure activities of multiple generations of Hardy family, including travels, outings, domestic scenes. A elderly man likeley to be Lowell James Hardy, Jr. appears occasionally throughout album. Identified locations include Yosemite Valley and Stockton.
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Snapshot photograph album compiled by an unidentified Asian man (likely Japanese-American) documenting his tourism via automobile in various California locations in the early 20th century. The compiler is depicted with various persons, including several men with Japanese names (e.g. S....
Includes numerous photographs in Riverside and Santa Barbara, some views in San Francisco, etc. Last part of album shows return eastward, including views in Utah, Colorado, Santa Fe, and ending at Niagara Falls. Some Riverside area views show citrus industry...
Album of photographs mainly of buildings, people, cemetaries, and scenes in and around Mexico City. One photo identifies touring party as "Mr. Lewis, Mr. Campbell, Samuel Hunt, Thomas Hunt, Mr. Rhabs."
Photograph album and other photographs, possibly taken and/or collected by a missionary, documenting their life in the midst of various tribes and villages of the Tlingit and perhaps other indigenous peoples in Alaska. Groups and/or their villages identified in captions...
People vacationing at California Missions, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Pasadena's Raymond Hotel, Lake Tahoe, Redwoods, Sierra Nevada Mountains, Coachella and Imperial Valleys, and the San Gabriel and San Bernardino Mountains. A Cadillac and a Ford are featured.
Photograph Album of Broken Hill, Rhodesia, 1927
Snapshot views of various hills and towns fronting San Francisco Bay; the campus of the University of California, Berkeley; San Francisco during what appears to be a procession of soldiers (during the Spanish American War?); the apple press monument and...
The disbound album of 28 albumen photographs of Canton (Guangzhou), China and surrounding areas comprises a mix of Chinese scenes (temples, gardens, tea houses, rice fields) and images related specifically to the European community in Canton and its activities.
Leatherbound album containing identification photographs of Chinese men and women (some identified by name), probably criminals, in San Francisco, California, circa 1872. Includes some inscriptions in pencil indicating names, crimes, and sentences.
Album kept by John T. Mason containing identification photographs of Chinese men and women in Sierra County, California, dated between 1890 and 1930, with the bulk of the photographs taken in Downieville by D. D. Beatty in 1894. Most photographs...
Large photographs (23 x 29.5 cm) are mounted to rectos and versos of 33 leaves of heavy white cardboard, one to a page; smaller photographs (13 x 18 cm or smaller) are mounted two, three, or five to a page;...
Photograph album of views of Colorado and the Grand Canyon. Approximately one third of the views document activities on a cattle ranch, perhaps in Royal Gorge, Colo., especially roping, branding, and herding by cowboys. Another large portion of images depict...
A photograph album of early Colorado towns, buildings, scenery, and some carte-de-visite portraits, 1860s-1871.
Anonymous donation of a photograph album documenting the 50 year relationship of a gay male couple in Los Angeles and other Southern California locations.
Album of snapshots documenting fish canning communities of Hood Bay and Waterfall, Alaska. Photographs depict canneries, local citizens (including Native Americans), town views, scenes of hunting and fishing, and nearby wilderness areas. A small group of young men, seasonal employees...
This photograph album contains 24 black-and-white photographs of ceremonies held in Saigon, Vietnam for International Women's Day in 1959. The celebration honored the heroic, first-century Trung sisters. Created by the organizing committee of the event as a keepsake, the album...
Snapshot photograph album, likely compiled by a U.S. soldier during the era of the first World War, documenting mountain recreation outings and miscellaneous activities pertaining to the Young Mens Christian Association services at Fort Douglas, Utah. Many images depict young...
Photographs of buildings, a naval parade, and other New York City scenes during the 1889 centennial celebration of the inauguration of George Washington.
Views show a ranch including house, gardens, people, buggy, pets, etc.
A miniature photograph album of 48 tintype portraits, approximately 1880s, of early residents of Red Bluff, Tehama County, California. Many of the sitters are identified in handwriting on the mount.
Transferred from American Heritage Center, Univ. of Wyoming in 2004.
An album of scenes taken along several highways in the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
Views show ranch buildings and livestock, and scenic views of the adjoining Point Reyes and New Albion area. One view shows a busy street scene with pedestrians, buildings, and a train at Point Reyes Station.
Photograph album depicting views taken by an unidentified soldier during his military service in France during the First World War, and his subsequent life in California, mostly leisure outings.
Photographer unknown.
The collection comprises a photograph album of over 100 black-and-white photographic prints related to the Chinese Eastern Railway line of the Trans-Siberian Railway in the 1920s. The photographs depict railway lines, bridges, train stations, cargo loading, the manufacture of locomotive...
Snapshots of Hoffman and Emerson family members, relations named Norris, Ham, Mason, and Barker, and the Hoffman home at 1219 Bush St., San Francisco, and a Mill Valley home called Laurel Crag. Names noted are Joseph A. Hoffman, Amelia Hoffman,...
Views of track construction and railroad workers, bridges, wagon trains and other rolling stock, many train wrecks, some towns and Indians along right of way. One photo (dated 1886) captioned "Chinamen shovelling snow for track laying ..." Franklin D. Roosevelt...
A photograph album kept by an African American soldier stationed in Japan and later Korea with an artillery battery during the Korean War. Photographs from Japan and Korea featuring United States troops working and enjoying leisure time.
Snapshot photograph album depicting daily life among U.S. Army soldiers of A Troop (perhaps of the 1st Cavalry) stationed in Arizona near the United States-Mexico border as part of the "Punitive Expedition" (aka "Pancho Villa Expedition", or "Mexican Expedition") waged...
Includes portaits of various Savage family members posing at their homes as well as other views, interior and exterior, of their properties. Locations of homes include Chelsea (Mass.), Bath (Maine), Auburn (Ill.), Livermore (Calif.) and Santa Rosa (Calif.). Among the...
Album of photographs of undeveloped areas and back roads of the "Hidden Valley" area of Contra Costa County, just east of the Berkeley-Oakland Hills. Views were compiled to promote the proposed Belleshire community. Also includes photographs of two paintings of...
Travel photograph albums containing snapshot views documenting the early 1950s travels of an unidentified couple, likely a man of Anglo descent and a woman of Asian descent, each of whom appear in a few images. The bulk of the locations...
Vol. 1 contains rural scenes, including people on outings, etc.; v. 2 contains scenes of San Francisco, Sheppard house, etc.
Album .024 includes photos of fraternity scenes at the Harvard University, ca. 1893. Student activities, group portraits, and many dormitory interiors are featured. -- Albums .025 and .026 contain views from Alaska (some relating to the Harriman Expedition) including photos...
Two disbound photograph albums with photos of Berkeley schools and students.
Two photograph albums documenting urban and rural aspects of French Indochina, compiled by a French pilot.
Volume 1: includes interior views of a mill and a machine shop at Thane; and photos of industrial equipment. All images attributed to or marked as Winter and Pond photographs. -- Volume 2: (Perseverance Division) contains photos of miners' quarters,...
This collection comprises three albums of photographs taken and assembled by Jerry Minnucci and given to Robert Major documenting a group of gay volleyball players between 1973 and 1975 in Laguna Beach, California. The photographs are chiefly of men playing...
Photograph albums richly documenting social and leisure activities of a circle of young middle-class Chinese American friends, possibly based in San Francisco. Both albums include numerous snapshots taken during outings in San Francisco (including Chinatown, among many other locations) and...
Archive of photographs reproduced for Maximumrocknroll presents : The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A Punk Rock Photo Exhibit, held in 2003 at the Balazo Gallery, San Francisco. Collection depicts numerous punk rock performers and concert-goers, many taken at...
Many photographs show Kaiser Steel and other Kaiser industries. Some San Francisco Bay Area scenes also included.
One b/w 11x14 print of unidentified bearded man, copyright notice at bottom, looks like 1898. In hand; provenance unknown. [Oversize boxed?]
This collection features 200 photographs digitized as part of the California Local History Digital Resources Project (LHDRP). To view the American Jewish University's , which includes over a thousand digitized photographs and records, please see
Various photographers, including Patterson Pictures (postcards).
The photographic collection of the California State Archives constitutes a rich and varied source of information about the history of California state government and of the state as a whole. While portions of the collection have been used extensively, most...
Group portrait of African Americans in the Pullman Saloon in Tonopah, Nevada.
Photograph, otherewise unidentified. [Oversize boxed].
Photograph, 8x10 b/w, tribe, location, and photographer unknown, n.d.
Photograph, 8x10 b/w, of a mule train, loaded with lumber and building supplies, winding down snowcovered trail, location and photographer unknown, n.d.
The Photograph of the Saltzman house (Lafayette, Calif.) designed by Daniel Solomon spans 3 linear feet and dates from circa 1960. The collection is composed of a single black-and-white interior photograph....
Collection consists of original photographs and negatives of various 19th and 20th century photographers covering a broad range of subjects and includes portraits, landscapes, panoramic views, cityscapes and buildings from various geographic locations and photographs from various historical periods.
Prints and clippings of advertisements from printed sources and photographs of advertising posters and billboards on city buildings, fences, etc. Most are San Francisco advertisements, with some from Los Angeles. Many types of products are represented, inlcuding food, clothing, tobacco,...
Photographic album of Rangoon contains 47 cyanotype views of businesses in Rangoon, each paired with a full-page advertisement on the opposing page. Businesses depicted include general outfitters; provisioners; haberdashers; boot, shoe and saddle makers; purveyors of wine and spirits; chemists;...
Ms. index at back.
Photographs include snapshots of exposition grounds, buildings, attractions and miscellany. Viewbook features views of the Grand Court, Yerkes Telescope, the Transportation building, the Electrical building, boating scenes and other major attractions.
Images of Dixon's art work, with subjects including Indians on a Hopi Reservation, cowboys, and other western scenes.
Collection consists of catalogs of photographic exhibitions, many removed from the Will Connell Collection, arranged alphabetically by sponsoring agency. Includes exhibitions from the U.S., Europe, Toronto, Canada, Bombay, India, and Melbourne, Australia. Organizations include London Salon of Photography, Camera Pictorialists...
Title supplied by cataloger.
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Materials show pictures of Peano's work -- jewelry, buildings, fountains, architectural details, etc. One portrait of Peano is also included. Also includes images identified as "ornamentation research".
Snapshots of family outings (some in California), others probably in France. Also includes WWI postcards from France.
Photographs from various sources depicting 1: a street view in Plaza Alley, Santa Barbara, Calif. in 1923 with automobiles and several buildings visible, including the Harmer Adobe and the News Press Building -- 2: Lexington mine, Butte, Montana circa 1881...
Photographs are mainly of California locations. Other locations include Virginia City, Nevada (studio portrait of miner) and the Panama Canal under construction. California photographs include a daguerreotype of miners in the town of Volcano, the Cliff House in San Francisco,...
Many photographs from Los Angeles and San Francisco, among other California locations. Includes three photographs of Mills College in Oakland. Two items from series of Haynes Alaska views are also present.
Photographic miscellany includes photos of members of the Korean National Army (in China), photographs of a typographic convention and other related images (some of the Monotype Composition Company), humorous postcards from Coppa's Restaurant (San Francisco, Calif.), photographs of a French...
Chiefly unidentified rolls of film. Many, if not all, are believed to be from Schurmann's research travels in Afghanistan in the late 1950s. His work there focused on the Hazara people, and resulted in the 1962 book The Mongols of...
Includes film of the Matson Lines, the Golden Gate International Exposition, the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Fiesta, and numerous unidentified snapshots.
Many views of Southern Pacific Railroad Company offices, equipment, locomotives and shops in Berkeley, Oakland, and San Francisco. Scenes of Englebright engaged in railroad surveying. Numerous views of civic buildings in Fresno, Calif. Other views include: San Francisco earthquake and...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Two sets of black-and-white photographic prints of presumed gay men, bisexual men, and men who have sex with men, circa 1850-1937. Each of the sets is prefaced with itemized descriptions depicting the reason for the photograph's inclusion in the collection.
Photographic portraits of prominent San Franciscans and visitors, circa 1871-1876 taken by Carleton E. Watkins.
Photographic views of the exposition grounds, buildings, and statuary that appear to have been personal photographs printed on Solio postcard stock rather than commercially-produced postcards. Photographic quality is very good, but many prints show edges of negatives, suggesting amateur production....
Photographic postcards of Los Angeles New Chinatown and China City, 1938 to 1940, shortly after they were built.
Title supplied by cataloger.
A collection of 20th century photographic postcards, color souvenir postcards, and snapshots of the Philippines, featuring various people, locations, and activities.
Album contains reproductions of photographs documenting flood damage to various sections of Union Pacific Railroad lines from the Los Angeles area eastward to the Las Vegas area following winter storms of 1938. Images document damage to the Main Line as...
Title devised by cataloger.
Photographs show views of Mission San Buenaventura, views of San Diego, and a view of a ranch in Marin Co.
Photographs captioned: San Francisco, 1849 -- Sutter's Fort, 1849 -- Sutter's Mill, 1849 -- Hock Farm on Feather River, 1849 -- Post office [...], San Francisco, 1849.
Album includes photographs of Los Angeles-area commercial buildings, school buildings, residences (many owned by Hollywood celebrities) and automobiles painted with paint manufactured by the Old Colony Paint Company. Also includes photographs of the Old Colony paint factory and offices, as...
Photographic surveys of Oakland done by UC Berkeley students in City Planning 211. Photos of streets scenes include residential, commercial and industrial areas. Individual buildings are indentified by address. Many views of automobiles are also included.
This is an artificial collection, bringing together small photograph donations for views of Los Angeles, Southern California and other regions in California, ca.1860 - ca.1950s, undated
Chiefly Oakland views, with several views of Berkeley. Scenes are those that would promote the region and focus on economic growth, prosperity, and amenities. Prominent are views of downtown streets and commercial buildings, schools and public buildings, the Oakland harbor...
A portfolio of two related sets of riverbed mining views on the Feather River in Butte County, California. These views constitute C.E. Watkins' last known commercial commission and were taken in November, 1891. The mammoth-size albumen prints from wet plate...
Includes: fossil quarry in Vernal showing large fossils; general view of Duchesne; main street and the Wasatch Tabernacle in Heber City; Court House in Fillmore; the Carbon County Hall and City Hall in Eureka; and L.D. Church in Price.
Slides relating to the Alaska/Yukon gold rush at the end of the 19th century. Views include trails, town construction, mining, settlements, camps, dog sleds, etc. There are also photos of local Indian populations (Tarku, Malamute), their activities and homes. Several...
The Roseville Historical Society currently has over 2000 scanned photographs in a searchable database with 1000's more housed in scrapbooks and/or boxed in acid free folders.
Photos show military facilities, reviews, troops, etc. at Fort Amador in the Panama Canal Zone.
Four views in the mission garden "en route to Monterey", and one waterfront view, and views of R.C. Hall and others.
Photographs show views of bridges and the American River near Auburn, Calif.
Contains views of locomotives, trains, car interiors, railroads construction, celebration ceremonies of last spike, etc. Relevant documents are mainly reproductions of advertisements and time schedules. In addition, portraits of Samuel B. Reed and general view of Bear River City, Wyoming...
Photographs depict members of and events pertaining to the Filipino Federation of America (FFA) and the Equi Frili Brium (EFB), primarily in Hawaii. FFA founder Hilario Camino Moncado is depicted in many photographs. Oversize panoramic photographs depict ceremonial group portraits...
Photographs show Frank Mattison as a child, his house in Santa Cruz, his office, Frank with his daughter, and in a group with Grand Officers of the Native Sons of the Golden West (of which he was a member). Other...
Materials relating to two productions of "The Dybbuk" put on at the synagogue of San Francisco's Congregation Emanu-El. One production was put on by that congregation's Temple Players in 1928, and the other was put on by the New Habima...
This collection contains standard and oversized photographs and renderings of the buildings, layout, and surrounding area of University of California, Irvine. Included are a chalk drawing and a watercolor painting of the Centrum and an ink drawing of the Fine...
This collection contains photographs, negatives, and slides that document the history of the campus from its beginnings in 1960 as San Bernardino-Riverside State College to its present form as California State University, San Bernardino including the Palm Desert Campus.
The Photographs collected by Al Hirschfeld span the years 1924-1990 (bulk 1930s-1970s) and encompass 13.8 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of motion picture photographs employed as research to create key art such as posters for feature films....
Three photograph albums documenting the construction of a seawater intake canal by Southern California Edison Company for the Mandalay thermal power station on the coast of Oxnard in Ventura County, California. The photographs were compiled by an unidentified civil engineer...
Photos of a trip in Death Valley, Calif. show camp scenes and burro pack trains supplying the mines. George W. Ames is identified in some of the photos.
Photographs taken during the voyage of 1889 from Mare Island to Alaska and the Arctic, following the Alaska coastline from Fort Tongas to Demarkation Point. The voyage was taken on the U.S. steamer Thetis, captained by Charles H. Stockton. Includes...
Photographs include a portrait of Henry A. Hill, and W.V. Cruess and Emil Mrak looking at food packed experimentally for the U.S. Army in World War II.
Captioned: Grassy plains, Easter Island -- Cliff at boat landing, Cooks' Bay, Easter Island -- Native clubs, paddle and feather headpiece, Easter Island -- Wooden idol stone head, paddle, and feather neckpiece, Easter Island -- Entrance to Lava Cave, Easter...
Stereoviews from the Sutro Tunnel, Nevada series show the Sutro mansion and ranch, office buildings, machinery, interiors and exteriors of mine shafts, and the mouth of the tunnel. Other photos also show the Sutro Tunnel, freight wagons (Tonopah to Sodaville),...
Copy photograph of studio portrait of Ambrose Bierce sitting in chair, holding a folded newspaper; and a photograph of an original drawing of Bierce based on the same photographic portrait.
Collection includes portraits of Dennison family members in Dresden, Germany; stereographs of Woodward's Gardens (San Francisco, Calif); portraits of the family of Thomas Brown (Special Agent of U.S. Treasury 1863); celebrity cabinet card portraits; some items relating to Timothy Rearden...
Includes portraits of: Bernice Hubbard May (5), Samuel C. May (2), and a view of the California City Council, Berkeley, Calif.
Pictures taken in the United States focus on railroad scenes and views of towns. Pictures include a camp in the snow near the Rio Grande River (showing a Central Pacific Railroad kitchen car, and a house made of railroad ties...
Collection includes a number of photographic postcards of Bohemian Grove theatrical productions showing the audience and stage (taken by G. Moulin). Other Bohemian Grove photos date from 1906 and show men lounging around camp tables and chairs. Also includes a...
Snapshots, primarily of Southern California farm or ranch land (Santa Barbara vicinity?), and a few Cox and Storke family members.
Photographs of the Charles C. Hansen family show the town of Mount Vernon, Wash. and vicinity, houses, family members, a barn and workers, the hotel at Utsalady, bicycles, a dog, ladies in a car, a boat and net, Front Street...
Snapshots show Seville Dudley Chapman; and Sam Chapman, a University of California baseball player. Also includes a reproduction of an engraved portrait of Hernan Cortes.
Transferred from the Charles Wagner family papers (BANC MSS 2013/113).
Photographs show speakers lecturing at the City Commons club: John Tunney, Edmund G. Brown, Jerome R. Walde, and Dr. B. Davie Napier.
Original snapshots and portraits of Clark Ashton Smith; Smith with his parents; Timeus Smith; scenes of Auburn, Calif.; George Sterling.
Box 1: family portraits and some snapshots, including Ellen Craft Dammond, William Monroe Trotter, Maude Trotter Steward, Henry Kempton Craft, James Monroe Trotter, Virginia Isaacs Trotter, and others -- Box 2: halftone plates of family portraits -- Oversize folders: portraits...
Photographs of the Mt. Shasta (Calif.) region include the Union Church, Benjamin Shurtleff's birthplace, and other Shasta views. Family portraits picture Rose Cushing Blote, Annette F. Cushing, John Cushing, Philip Cook, James Bard, Barbara Cushing, and others. One view shows...
Collection contains some postcards of unidentified nature scenes, a view of a house with people (also unidentified), and a picture of Yaquina Head coast in Oregon. A cabinet card shows an allegorical scene with cows, fire and people (captioned "The...
Views from Southern California include a view of countryside near Ontario, yard at Ramona's house, a home in Ontario, an ostrich farm in Pasadena, swimmers at Long Beach, a ship at Laguna Harbor, and a view of Baldwin's Ranch. San...
Collection includes views of India, and photographs showing daily life and rituals of various ethnic groups in India. Ethnic groups include: Badaga, some firewalking; Jews of Cochin; Kota; Kurumba; Toda, including ceremonies; and others.
Interiors of a Victorian home (possibly the Denicke family home in Germany?), and portraits of: Ernst A. Denicke, Ida Luisa Schuenemann-Pott Denicke, Ida Louise Denicke Leuschner, Frederick August Denicke, and Friedrich Schuenemann-Pott.
Photographs show 1) Pumpkin patch, 2) Group portrait of Edwards' family: William A.Z. Edwards seated, far right, on whale bone chair (now in San Jose Historical Museum), to Edwards' right his daughter, Carolyn, and next to her his wife, Jennie...
approximately 100 photographs chiefly dating from 1963-1983, including employees at Los Alamos Labs (portraits), a consultation project in South Africa, an unidentified mining area (many), group portraits, some family related items, meetings, and many reproductions of paintings by Irwin D....
Framed quarter-plate dageuerreotype portrait of brothers Edwin P. and Joseph Drew, presumably taken in New Hampshire between 1842 and 1849. Stereographic views of the garden and home exterior of Edwin P. Drew, possibly in Umpqua, Oregon (circa 1865-1867) or, more...
Collection contains pictures of writer Ednah Aiken, her family, and friends. Many items relate to well known California writers and artists, including a portraits of William Keith (one inscribed to Aiken), and Mrs Keith. Album contains many photographs of children...
Photographs documenting multiple generations of the family of Edward Lambe Parsons and his wife Bertha Brush Parsons. Includes studio portraits and snapshots of Edward and Bertha, their children Harriet, Helen and Arthur, and various family antecedents and descendants. Also includes...
Collection includes portraits (some are photos of paintings) of family members and others including: Edwin A. Sherman, Rear Admiral Baird, Allan Banks Sherman (Sr. and Jr.), and various Union army commanders. Other photos show an observance of the anniversary of...
Collection includes portraits of a woman, a girl, a group portrait of citizens of Aurora, Nevada; people fishing by a lake; a woman writing; and children in costume on a decorated wagon (float). Ella Sterling Mighels may be pictured in...
Snapshots show Estelle Carpenter and Mrs. Seoville (a neighbor) sitting on Carpenter's front porch after the earthquake and fire of 1906. One photograph shows a huge gorup of children captioned: Portola Festival, Chorus of School Children (6000), Oct. 20, 1909,...
Photograph of Mayor Shelley presenting a proclamation of Negro History Week in San Francisco City Hall, Feb. 1966 includes James Abajian, Lucy Cupps Pickens, Mayor John Shelley, Frances Albrier, and Mr. Herndon. Two photographic contact prints relate to the campaign...
Portraits and other photographs of Frederick Schiller Faust; a few family photographs; views of Faust's residence in Florence, Italy; a few portraits of friends and associates; many motion picture and television publicity stills, especially for various versions of Dr. Kildare;...
Photographs documenting the aftermath of the Oakland-Berkeley Hills fire of 1991: an early rebuilding effort in the Hiller Highlands neighborhood of Oakland with some views of the broader burned region; early construction of Gateway Emergency Preparedness Exhibit Center; and construction...
Photographs mainly show the interior of a bookstore, presumably Isenberg's European Book Shop in San Francisco. Some photos of a woman skiing are also included.
Chiefly studio portraits of multiple generations of members of the prominent Ghirardelli family of the San Francisco Bay Area, and some of their in-laws (including Lawrence, Dinsmore and Magee families). Among the numerous family members depicted are Domenico "Domingo" Ghirardelli,...
Photographs show an interior of a store (including a "Japanese bazaar"), mansions, Point Lobos (Calif.), a mill and mining company, coastal scenes, a lake at Lakeside, and General M.G. Vallejo's home at Sonoma, Calif. Many locations are unidentified, but are...
Transferred from the Herbert and Palmer families papers (BANC MSS 2009/174).
Photographs show members of the Hollister family (Jack, Joe, Harry, W.W. Hollister Jr., J.J., and Stanly) in portraits and in various family activities. Also includes a portrait of Will and Walter Flint, sons of Ben Flint of Hollister. Includes a...
Includes views of Creede, Colorado; Quincy, California; a monument dedicated to pioneers of Plumas County in Elizabethtown, California; views of Shoofly Bridge and soda deposits in Soda Springs, Nevada; a an Indian sweat house in Genesee Valley, California; and a...
Photographs show conference attendees on a boat tour of Lake Como. Includes pictures of F. Aston, M. Born, H.A. Compton, P. Deleye, J. Franck, I. Langmuir, H.A. Lorentz, F. Paschen, Pauli, Fermi, Heischberg[?], M. Planck, O. Stern, and R. Wood.
Photographs show Jack Micheline and friends, some taken at poetry readings and events at San Francisco City Hall. Also includes photos from a 1967 production of Micheline's East Bleeker at Cafe La Mama.
Collection includes a few views related to Jack London (his grave, a bust, Wolf House, portraits of London, etc.), but mainly contains views of an unidentified family (snapshots, baby pictures, family groups, etc.), reproductions of paintings, and photographs of an...
Views include carte de visite portraits of Josephine Denver Jones and an unidentified woman; snapshots of cousins and other family members; the Grand Denver Hotel and the Rombach House, both in Wilmington, Ohio; and gravestones and monuments of James W....
Photographs include family vacation scenes from Flathead Lake, views relating to social work and politics, group portraits, passport photos, graduates of the University of California School of Public Health, views of India, and views of German cities.
Views show a parade in Escondido, Samuel Brannan's home in background; the San Francisco home of Brannan where first gold was exhibited; a San Francisco building at Montgomery and Sacramento; a reprint of a view of the home of Samuel...
Photographs show politicians and political or social events, including many publicity photos. Most photos are of John Tunney, but others show Robert and Edward Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and others. Few show political trips outside the U.S. to India, Vietnam, etc.
Chiefly portraits of Josephine Miles at various ages, portraits of Miles at events, and some pictures of family homes and surroundings, other pictures of relatives and, perhaps, some friends and associates.
Portraits from multiple generations of the family of Juan Bautista Alvarado.
Photographs and ephemera show various aspects of the life of Kate Bigelow Montague, especially from 1900 into the 1920's. Includes various localities she lived in California; University of California, Berkeley scenes and activities; postcard and greeting card albums; one album...
Knox family group portrait, a photograph of their home in San Francisco, a portrait of Mrs. Camille Caroline Knox (Mrs. George Knox), and a pair of men dressed up as Arabian princes.
Photographs show ornate buildings in a Spanish or Moorish style, (one captioned: Universidad. Antigua G[uatemala]), ruins, and a Latin American street scene (ms. note on verso: Iguala).
Photographs show early vacuum tube testing equipment, and other equipment such as a wave meter made by the Western Electric Co. of New York; group portraits from the National Television Standards Committee and the Radio Club of America; members of...
Tintype portrait of a man, presumably Lucas Willey, and a photograph of a building, possibly the schoolhouse and church where Willey taught at Diamond Springs, El Dorado County, Calif.
Wilderness and mountaineering outings, primarily in the Sierra Nevada mountains, some of which are identified as Sierra Club outings. Family portraits and snapshots (most unidentified) also present.
Chiefly studio portraits of Albert Beebe McNeil by photographers in San Jose and San Francisco, California. Also present is a home exterior with a family group that includes Mr. and Mrs. A.B. McNeil and son, with "Grandpa Holland, Grandma [Holland,...
Collection includes views of troops in action, dead on the battlefield, mass burials, soldaderas, Yaqui Indians, cannons, and a horse-drawn ambulance crossing a river. Also includes portraits of V. Carranza, L. Blanco, V. Huerta, F.I and G. Madero, P. Orozco,...
Photographs show buildings, mines, and other facilities of the Moutain Copper Company, Ltd. as well as company officials.
Photographs are mainly portraits of Bayley taken at various professional and social events.
Tintype portrait of an older man identified on verso, in unknown hand, as O.H. Hoag. If identification is correct, the age of O.H. Hoag suggests a portrait date of ca. 1900, however the tintype appears to be earlier. If identification...
Snapshots of groups and individuals, mainly Japanese American evacuees during World War II. Also includes views of housing facilities and trailers at Lomita air strip, Mariposa, and/or El Segundo, California. One group portrait of Canal Christian Church members at Rivers,...
Portraits show Sarah Randall in ca. 1890, and with her children in 1863. Photographs of Randall homes show the present Randall House (built in 1891), and the former William Edgar Randall house built ca. 1857.
Primarily photographs taken on trips and at labor conferences, many unidentified. Includes some business cards, one reading "Paul Scharrenberg, Delegate on behalf of the United States Seamen. International Labor Conference 21st and 22nd sessions" Some family and travel photos (Hawaii,...
Consists of photographic prints of various sizes pertaining to Peoples Temple, including individual and group portraits, publicity photographs, and snapshots. Includes images of church services, recreational outings, and Peoples Temple members working at various pursuits, including farming, cooking, and woodworking....
Predominantly cyanotype snapshots (on disbound album pages) of family, pets, homes, horses and racing, etc. Although unidentified, images are assumed to be of the Peralta and Galindo families in Alameda, Contra Costa and Monterey Counties, Calif. Negatives are mostly views...
The Garnetts and friends at a formal dinner party, 1927; a small group outside the Garnett house on Schoolhouse Lane, 1930; a portrait of young Porter Garnett in May, 1894, accompanied by a copy of a humorous cover letter to...
Primarily mountain scenery and the Echo Lake region. Many images document heavy snowfall of 1932 and the damage caused to cabins at Echo Lake. Numerous snapshots of skiers and hikers are also present. Includes photographic postcards of the region by...
Photographs show Roberta Fenlon at banquets, professional and social events, and other related functions. Other photos include pictures of her family or friends, portraits of Fenlon, an unidentified graduation, etc. Many show activities of the California Medical Association.
Portraits of Schevill, family members, and colleagues, and a view of the family home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Also, photographic copies of correspondence. Includes a signed portrait of Adolfo Bonillo y San Martín and one of Juan C. Cebrián.
Photographs show political events, politicians, and other unidentified people. Organized in envelopes according to the type of event pictured.
Mainly photographs of Samuel G. Vázquez and his compatriots during the Mexican Revolution, some posed with weapons or flags of Mexico. Includes a view of a stagecoach with travellers and an armed soldier on board. Portraits of Venustiano Carranza, Francisco...
Photographs taken at UC Berkeley and in Germany. Subjects include the "IRE San Francisco section & Professional Group on Engineering Management" meeting in 1961, laboratories, lecture halls, a telescope, satellite dishes, electronic equipment, etc.
Snapshots of canal, levies, and salt marshes of the South Shore Port Company, apparently taken for the Continental Salt & Chemical Co. as documentation in a dispute with neighboring landowner Clara M. King. Also, one unrelated (and badly damaged) pictorialist...
Collection includes a portrait of Frederick L. Esola (U.S. Marshall) inscribed to A.J. St. Sure, and snapshots of people at "Hatfield Picnic".
Photographs from ca. 1900 show views of Santa Barbara and the mission. Later photographs show President J.F. Kennedy, Michael J. Kirwan, a journalism award ceremony in Santa Barbara, and other unidentified group portraits.
Transferred from the Thomas More Storke papers (BANC MSS 73/72 c).
Collection contains portraits of the founders and later presidents of the Twentieth Centry Club, a few snapshots of the club's interior (including furnishings), etc. Also present are objects from the club, including embossing seals and stamps, 3 membership pins, and...
Album contains views of the University of California campus, Camp Califorest, and of the camp newspaper (Bull of the Woods).
Album contains views of the University of California campus, Camp Califorest, and of the camp newspaper (Bull of the Woods).
Photographs of family and associates, some professional portraits, mostly snapshots, from various U.S. locations and Poland. Also includes two small albums.
Collection includes family portraits, scenery, and unidentified people. Some photographs of the Weber Ranch in Santa Clara County are also included. Includes one carte de visite portrait of an unidentified man by Willam Shew.
Photographs show men with scientific equipment in a library, one possibly Wendell M. Stanley. Later additions from the Stanley papers consist of two banquet photographs (1940s), and two other photographs of Stanley.
Contains family portraits including Carrie H. Dulton.
Includes views from Kauai, Hawaii and Salt Lake City, Utah. California photos show Catalina Island, views from Mt. Lowe ("Great Cable Incline", circular bridge, general views), San Juan Capistrano mission, etc. A folder of views published by Campbell Art Co,...
Photograph albums, snapshot photographs and studio portraits depicting mulitple generations of the Woolsey family of Berkeley, Calif. The central figures depicted throughout collection are William Harold Woolsey and Mary Catherine Woolsey and their children William Harold "Bill" Woolsey, Jr. and...
Views include family pictures (birthday parties, baby pictures, etc.), pictures taken at Topaz Japanese Relocation Center in Utah, and pictures taken in Berkeley. One view shows Aki in uniform, others show the 442nd Combat Team in Europe during World War...
Eight original photographs and nine research notes on the Rivera, Moreno and Ybarra families of Los Angeles. Late 19th century, 1906, and undated
Includes portraits of Indians and views of pueblo dwellings. Primarily identified as Zuni, Moki (Hopi), and Navajo tribes.
Collection contains snapshots of street scenes taken in San Francisco showing earthquake and fire damage caused by the disaster of 1906. Among the subjects pictured are the Fairmont Hotel atop Nob Hill, California St., the Merchants' Exchange Building, and the...
A crowd looking at a beached whale, and the burning of the whale carcass.
"A batch of snapshot prints documenting the interior of a Los Angeles-area sealed lead acid (SLA) automotive battery manufacturing facility in about 1925. The specific company is not identified, though news reports have the Exide Corp, operating a similar plant...
Bust legth portraits of unidentified men.
Photographs show art, architecture (including interiors and exteriors of churches and other buildings), landmarks, ruins, views of cities, etc. Places photographed include Venice, Naples, Florence, Pompeii, Pisa, etc.
Snapshots of Mexican markets, street scenes, churches, etc. Also includes some views of Spanish mission buildings in California at Santa Barbara and San Gabriel.
A collection of materials, predominantly 8 x 10 inch black-and-white photographs of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church (Pasadena, California) members and events. Also included are images of congregants associated with the Silver Leaf Chapter No. 7 Order of the Eastern Star...
Collection contains various views of Indians (identified as Eskimos), showing a home, meal preparation, a bather, summer tents, and a woman sawing wood; Siberian reindeermen and their shelter; Ketchikan views including the harbor, town, and the New England Fish Company;...
American and European architectural images totaling four thousand one hundred and eighty-three images (4,183) two thirds of which are of American architecture and the rest European, with a small number of images from Mexico.
Photos captioned: Cattle of W.J. Cole, Anaheim, Orange County, Calif. -- Residence of W.J. Cole, Anaheim, Orange County, Calif. Scene shows horse, carriage, passengers, baby carriage, etc.
Photographs show Anne Treadwell with Robert Hinckley, western regional director, National Youth Administration; Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt at NYA annual state directors' retreat, hosted by Mrs. Roosevelt near Hyde Park, New York; Anne Treadwell with Mary McLeod Bethune at an...
Includes a carte de visite portrait of Anson Stiles Blake; a copy photograph of a portrait of Samuel H. Willey; a group portrait snapshot of unidentified women; and four mounted photographs of a trip to the Sierra Nevada Mother Lode...
Banquets photographed by Belle-Oudry (1910) and by R.J. Waters (1914), the latter in the Shattuck Hotel in Berkeley, Calif. Roy Block and Friend Richardson identified in both photographs.
Many unidentified photographs; includes street scenes, family pictures and inhabitants of Bodie, Calif., Bodie Miner's Union, and some American Indians.
Photographs show various homes and other buildings designed by Bernard Maybeck (most in Berkeley and elsewhere in California). Also includes a few portraits of Maybeck and his wife.
Includes views of California breweries (Golden West Brewing Co.; Enterprise Brewing Co. / Yosemite Beer; Rainier Beer / Kirchner & Mante agents; Raspillar Brewing Co.) and oak trees (at least one view in Berkeley). Also includes an image of a...
Primarily aerial views of freeways in Southern California, many in the Los Angeles area. Also present are several copy photographs of unimproved roads, apparently in the 1920's.
Views photographed by Taber include two from Mission San Juan Capistrano (olive mill in an overgrown garden with mission in the background, and a view along the roofless cloister with a wall of buildings to the left) and Mission San...
Views show various California missions, the Legion of Honor and the Panama Pacific International Exhibition, a park in Santa Barbara, a street scene with many cars in Santa Rosa, general views of San Diego and San Francisco, a few views...
Includes photographs of Carmel coast, Mohawk Valley, mountain scenes, and logging wagons.
Snapshots documenting Wilmington and Terminal Island shipyards in the Port of Los Angeles (Los Angeles Harbor), including cargo ships, freight and dockworkers, with an emphasis on activities in the cargo holds of ships and the loading and unloading of goods....
Snapshots of Charles A. Kofoid and colleagues at meeting of American Society of Tropical Medicine (1934); at statue of pathologist and obstetrician Ignac Fulop Semmelweis at a park in Budapest, Hungary; and at bust of philologist and politician Johan Nicolai...
Collection contains photographs of Charles Kikuchi and family, and photographs of the Gila River Relocation Center where the family was interned.
Majority of collection shows views of China, with an emphasis on agriculture. These views show demonstration farms, child labor in the silk trade, villagers with produce for exhibition, farm life, water supply, agricultural extention workers from the University of Nanking,...
One set of negatives includes scenes of a man, possibly Ralph Abernathy, speaking in a church, circa mid-1960s. Other set depicts an event in Atlanta (identified via a sign and a microphone with a label for radio station WAOK), possibly...
Views of construction of houses, finished homes (some interiors), machinery, and 2 panoramas.
Views of historic buildings of the 1849 gold rush era. Coloma views show Main Street, the South Fork of the American River, Judge Robertson's residence, Chinese banks, and the "N.S.G.W. home". Views of Kelsey show the interior of Marshall's Blacksmith...
Photographs of David Gardner, other past UC presidents (Richard Atkinson, Jack Peltason, David Saxon and Clark Kerr), Gardner with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, and Libby and David Gardner and family.
Includes general town views, some with citizens assembled in the street, winter views, one view of the Young America Mine, and damage from the 1937 flood of the North Yuba River. One view shows exterior of a photographer's studio (ca....
Drawings are captioned in ms.: Sacramento City Fire of November 2, 1852 [city on fire, refugees on foot] -- On the Road to Nevada [shows horses pulling a loaded wagon, annotated: IX Life in the Mines, on verso].
Official photographs and snapshots of Earl Warren during various periods. One view shows the Dewey / Warren Vice Presidential campaign train.
Photographs show the subdivision in ruins after an earthquake (date unknown). Views show destroyed houses and bystanders.
Views of grapes, vineyard, and buildings at E.B. Roger's vineyard in Fresno, Calif.
Photographs show Edith Garrigues Hawthorne (young and old), Julian Hawthorne in Pasadena, a memorial to Rose Hawthorne, and a view of a statue.
Photographs of the life-sized statue of Edward Dickinson Baker commissioned by Congressional Bills H.R. 2762 and H.R. 2586 in 1872. It was sculpted by Horatio Stone and placed in the U.S. Capitol Building.
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Black Gold Cooperative Library System Advisory Board's Photo Essay collection includes black and white photographic images of historical interest spanning from the late 1800s up to the 1970s. The images strive to recognize people of four heritages who without recognition...
Photographs show Frank Mesplé as a child and as an adult.
Photographs show Brooks reciting poems in Yosemite, with Clarence Eddy at the piano and an audience seating on logs; Brooks with David Star Jordon in Yosemite; and Brooks with George Wharton James in Yosemite.
Photographs show a softball game, meetings or conferences, lectures, hotel rooms, people, and a book fair. Locations indicated on versos include Salzburg (April-May, 1977), Frankfurt (1972), T. Turner softball game (April 1979), etc.
A photograph album and other images of the 1909 Colorado River expedition led by river runner Nathaniel Galloway and financier Julius F. Stone.
of Jack A. Graves;
Photographs show Lal (an Indian journalist) in his office and during an unidentified official ceremony.
Snapshots and studio portraits taken in China and in the San Francisco Bay Area. Depicted are Chinese and Chinese-American women who are chiefly unidentified. Some photographs are annotated in Chinese, and a few have brief notations in English. Relationships among...
Photographs received in conjunction with Harry Shragg's oral history interview: History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program (BANC MSS 90/175).
Three scenic views of Hawaii: an outrigger with Diamond Head in background, Diamond Head from Punchbowl, and a view numbered 237 and captioned "Pali from spring". This view includes what appears to be the lense board of a stereo camera...
Photographs show Herbert I. Priestley and Bessie Snodgrass in 1898 and on their honeymoon in 1901. Individual portrait of Priestly is from 1912.
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Apparently received with Partnership in community service oral history transcript, an interview with Winifred and Bartlett Heard (BANC MSS 79/85 c).
The collection includes photographs of two or more hospitals in Orange County, California, and a library that may associated with a hospital. The bulk of the photographs depict Orange County Hospital, located on West Chapman Avenue in Orange, circa 1930-1938....
Nine professionally-produced photographs of an American missionary kindergarten in Japan, including students, teachers, and classrooms.
Photos show Jack and Charmian London on the Snark at Pearl City Peninsula (Hawaii). Also includes a portrait of Martin Johnson.
Photographs of Jacob G. Jackson (president of the Caspar Lumber Company) and his grandson Casimir J. Wood.
Portraits of James D. Phelan range from his birth to his last days. Other people pictured include Mary Louise Phelan, U.S. Grant III, Teddy Roosevelt, and others.
Photographs show James Mills with Hubert Humphrey, Ted Kennedy, Jesse Unruh, and Mills with his bicycle (being interviewed while cycling around California in support of proposition 20)
1: Fujiyama from Hakone Lake -- 2: Fujiyama from Tagonoura Tokaido -- 3: Tonomine, Nara.
Professional photographs depicting various topics pertaining to the Japanese American community of Los Angeles in the early years of World War II: a father showing a portrait of his son, Frank Nakako, who was then serving in the US Army;...
Portraits of stage and silent film actor Kernan Cripps. Accompanied by theater programs for his performances, primarily in San Francisco and San Jose, Calif., but also in New Hampshire.
Views of the campus of Lewis and Clark college (Portland, Oregon), with all buildings identified.
Snapshot portraits, chiefly taken during an oral history project, of members of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. Most of the subjects are African American. Interviewees pictured are: Bob Birks, Timothy Carter, Johnny Cherry, Edgar Dunlap, Frank Gianinno (no negatives),...
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Photographs show logging, lumbering, loggers, log transportation (including logging railroads), some at Stimson Mill, Washington.
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Photographs of artifacts mainly show Aztec sculpture and other objects. Photographs of art mainly show murals by various artists, apparently on walls of buildings in Mexico. Collection includes a photo of Diego Rivera working on one of his murals.
Real photograph postcards documenting the Mexican Revolution, particularly executed soldiers and bandits and other casualties near the Mexico-United States border regions of Arizona, Texas and New Mexico. One postcard depicts multiple images pertaining to Pancho Villa and his raid on...
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Views include groups of men digging into hillsides and in ditches or canals, the Altoona Quicksilver Mine in Trinity County, Calif., and the Dutch Mine in Tuolumne County.
Monterey buildings include: homes of Sanchez and Castro families; home of Thomas Larkin, old Spanish convent, Hotel Washington, the old custom house, whaling station, and Colton Hall. Includes various adobes.
Glass plate negative photographs depicting views and scenes taken in various Northern California locations, including the Monterey and Carmel, the San Francisco, Bolinas and Alameda. Chiefly rural and coastal subjects include country roads, fences, bridges, docks and wharves, boats, dunes,...
One photo captioned "Plaza de Hidalgo, Matamorros". Other photographs not captioned, but show people outdoors, homes (including a tree house), a street, and a building, apparently in Monterrey, Mexico.
Missionaries for Europe 1866 -- Mormon emigrants Echo 1866 -- [...]rrill 1865 -- Mormon emigrants Goolville[?] 1865.
Views of a hotel along a road in what is likely Mountain House, California in eastern Alameda County. Two of the views are group portraits taken in front of the hotel at approximately the same point in time, each of...
Photos show oil wells of Pico Canyon (near Ventura, Calif.), workers, men surrounding a monument on the top of Mt. Shasta, a church in Ventura, and Camulos ranch with group of people in front of the house.
Collection consists of photographs of classical and country and western recording artists, as well as ballet dancers.
Views of skulls and other skeletal bones found at a construction site, possibly near Lancaster in the Antelope Valley area of California. Also includes views of the construction project and surrounding area. One image shows unidentified men inspecting some of...
Portraits and other photographs depicting the indigenous Otomi people of Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico. A few views also include markets, forests, a river and Otomi homes. Also includes scenes of anglos working, cooking and eating with locals, and dining in a...
Photographs show the Las Trampas area, landscapes, and other Contra Costa park scenes. Some photos show Alvin A. Burton and others at park related events.
Photographs show workers, people in rural and urban areas, scenery, buildings, streets, historic sites, agriculture, and similar views in Mexico.
Consists of 1225 original slides, and 1131 photographic print reproductions created from those slides, of the members of the Peoples Temple in Redwood Valley, San Francisco, and Guyana from 1967-1978. Included are images of church services, portraits of Peoples Temple...
Photographs depict grounds, facilities, operations and personnel of Diamond Springs Lime Co. processing plant and adjacent limestone quarry in El Dorado County, Calif. One photograph depicts the aerial tramway via which stone was transported from quarry to plant.
Photographs show Porter Garnett at work with his wife Edna watching him, a portrait of Porter's father Louis Garnett, and a photograph of some of 3 of Porter Garnett's wood carvings.
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Photographs of theatrical production "The Beard" performed at Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, July 1966.
Photographic postcards and snapshots of people and towns in rural areas of Mexico.
Real photograph postcards depicting Russian celebrants, very likely at California's Diamond Jubilee event held in San Francisco in September of 1925. Includes portraits of groups in costume and scenes of the float representing the contributions of Russians to the state....
Photos depict: Ruth Weiss, Howard Hart, and Dion Vigne during performance at Fugazi Hall, North Beach, San Francisco; and Ruth Weiss reading at North Beach Fair, San Francisco (two views).
Photographs of San Francisco and other California locations.
Consists of photos showing damage to identified buildings and streets in San Francisco, Calif., following the 1906 earthquake and fire. Buildings depicted include City Hall, Jackson Brewery, St. John church, Poodle Dog restaurant, Hale Bros., Lick Baths, St. Ignatius church,...
Professional photographs of four commercial buildings in San Francisco, taken in the late 19th century. Buildings depicted include the following: 1) Antisell & Company's Piano Palace, St. Ann's Building, at the corner of Powell and Eddy, near Market Street; 2)...
Photographs show San Francisco homes, businesses, industrial areas, waterfront, streets, and general views.
Two studio portraits and one view of Field making a speech.
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Family portraits and snapshots of Selena Foster and her family in Oklahoma City, Texas, and Richmond, Calif.
Photographs show aspects of sheep ranching, especially milking, possibly in California. Men and woman shown are possibly Basque sheep ranchers.
Photographs of unidentified soldiers or military men, group portraits of military cadets, and a signal corps on parade, apparently in San Francisco or other Bay Area locales. A large Victorian home exterior is included, as are several decorated parlor interiors...
Photographs show man from Aeronautica Naval working with machinery; factory workers making thread for military blankets, Sabadell (near Barcelona); Alcazar in ruins after bombing, Toledo.
Police photographs of prohibition related crimes and scenes: people serving alcohol, stills, speakeasies (interiors and exteriors), bars, etc. mainly in North Oakland. Includes a few mug shots and one "Wanted" poster with finger prints. One street scene shows an election...
Photographs of the California Mother Lode region taken by Alma Lavenson during the 1930s through the 1960s.
Photographs show camp life, views along the Burlington route, and American Indians; also views of Sheridan and Dayton, Wyoming, Stillwater Canyon, Shoshone River, and Cedar Mountain, as indicated in captions on some of the images.
Mainly group portraits, some showing military dress. Also includes two photos of ruins at Mitla, and two photos of P. Gonzales' visit to Cuernavaca (in 1916).
Photographs show a depot and store, surrounded by lumber, with a Dollar Lumber Co. train captioned "Markams Cal, near ssons, 1892-1895"; a large oxen team hauling logs down a hill captioned "Usal, 18 logs - 12000 feet 1892"; a donkey...
Includes views of suburban residences. Clipping from the Oakland Tribune (Dec. 30, 1952) describes damage to homes from erosion of the hillside and road by Sausal Creek.
Photos show detailed views of the Exploration Mercantile store at four different times in one year. Signs for other businesses located in the building are different, showing changes during that year. People and vehicles are also clearly visible. Views show:...
Snapshot photographs of the First Unitarian Church, corner of Bancroft Way and Dana St., and various buildings and other structures on the U.C. Berkeley campus, including Sather Tower (Campanile), Sather Gate, North Hall, South Hall, East Hall, Mining, Library, Mechanics,...
Interior and exterior views of blacksmith shop, showing workers, machinery, etc. Carriages visible in front of shop. Location unidentified, probably California.
Photographs show Japanese-Americans waiting with luggage for transportation, people on busses, and similar scenes.
The collection consists of official portraits of the justices of the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, taken by Moulin Studios between the years 1962 and 2002. The collection is not a comprehensive pictorial record of the justices serving...
Photographs apparently for publication project of the Sierra Club documenting the human impact on the Lake Tahoe Region, emphasizing the environmmental aspects of development.
Many views of cavalry with rifles and wearing sombreros. Includes views in Mexico City and surrounding towns. All photos show large groups of people, primarily military.
Views of M.H. De Young's home in San Francisco depict fireplaces, stained glass, weapons, table set for dining, ornate relief work on ceiling, dining room hung with vines, etc.
Photographs of the Middle East and North Africa comprises over 4,500 photographic images of the Middle East and North Africa. The majority of the images were created between 1850 and 1920 and record a period when the "Orient," increasingly open...
Contains copy prints of early views of the New Almaden Quicksilver Mine and placer mining at Soldiers Gulch, Volcano, Amador County; later views (1920's-1950s?) depict mining buildings in Johnsville, Plumas County, and mining equipment, and an oil gusher of the...
Photographs show the Swedenborgian Church of San Francisco, also known as the Church of the New Jerusalem, including interior details and decoration, exterior views, etc. Some photographs show building construction in progress.
Snapshots made in the vicinity of the Colorado River Indian Reservation and Parker, Arizona. Approximately 100 of the views depict Native Americans, some identified as "Mojoavas" [Mohave tribe]. Some individuals are named. Some views of cremations are present.
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Views show scenes of Mexico: village life, ruins, huts, bas-relief, roads, outdoor markets, people, etc. The following locations are included: Oaxaca, Chalcatango, Cuilapan, Huapiapam, Huendio, La Magdalena Penasco, Putla, Junctlahuaca, San Juan Mixtepec, San Miguel Achuitla, Tecomaxtlahuaca, Teposcolula, Tlacotepec, Tlaxiaco,...
A group of 23 snapshots and commercial photographs of buildings, agriculture, statues, and other scenes in the Philippines, mostly in Manila.
Views of the Museum Plantin-Moretus of Antwerp. Primarily interior views of this museum of the history of printing and type-founding.
Photographs show members and instruments of the Red Bluff band, with band members identified. Also shown are members of "Better than Gold", possibly a theatrical group (men in black face).
Views of Oakland include many downtown streets and buildings (hotels, government, and businesses), some showing transportation such as the Key System tracks and cars. Other East Bay locations include the the University of California, Berkeley; views of Berkley after the...
Photos show crowds and a bomb exploding at the Embarcadero, and police beating a striker.
Photographs of Max Schmidt and family and the equipment, facilities, and staff of the Schmidt Lithograph Company of San Francisco, Calif. Includes some views of damage from the earthquake of 1906, printing presses, the Schmidt family home, and the home...
Snapshot photographs of men and women of the leather and/or BDSM community in gay pride parades in San Francisco and at other public events, often carrying banners or signs. Some photographs are of people staffing informational tables at street fairs...
The bulk of this assembled collection consists of official individual and group portraits of the justices of the California Supreme Court, dated circa 1860-2020. Most photographs are twentieth-century photographic prints. All nineteenth-century prints, with the exception of the Solomon Heydenfeldt...
Photographs and designs show exteriors of private residences - some show completed projects. Locations not well identified, but at least some are from the San Francisco Bay Area, Calif.
Portraits of Theodosia Burr Shepherd as a child (including one with her father, Augustus Hall) and as an adult; a view of Mission San Buenaventura; and a photo of the American Hotel, behind Figueroa House, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Miscellaneous photographs (box 1) chiefly pertaining to Truckee, Calif. Numerous real photo postcards; other formats include snapshots, cabinet cards, cartes de visit, a lantern slide, and a stereograph. Includes town views, street scenes, groups, studio portraits, buildings, winter scenes. Among...
A collection of assembled documentary and rare photographs of artists, art personalities (including dealers, collectors, art historians, art critics, and publishers), exhibitions, collections, installations, and studios.
Chiefly real photograph postcards depicting military exercises and off-duty activities of U.S. soldiers of the 22nd Infantry stationed at Camp San Bernardino Ranch (aka Slaughter Ranch) near the Arizona-Mexico border during the Mexican Revolution. Also includes images of Mexican war...
Group photograph of women and children on a porch shows Mary Elizabeth Best, Adela Vallejo, Frederick Arthur Best, Francis Leland Best, Loretto Best, and Marg[?]. Photograph of grandaughters of Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo (daughters of Platon Vallejo) portrays Elena Best (Sister...
Views show ships in dry dock, ships in the bay, houses in town and in the countryside, downtown business district, the harbor, etc.
Includes exterior and interior views of churches in Anaheim, Fresno (St. James Cathedral), King City (St. Mark and unidentified Church, by Edith T. Winslow), Oakland (St. Paul, Trinity), Pasadena (vintage prints of Church of the Angels, by Hill), San Francisco...
Two snapshots depicting Virginia Scardigli, in her role as head usher for the Carmel Music Society at the Sunset Auditorium, Carmel, Calif., posing with Ella Winters (wife of Lincoln Steffens), painter George Seideneck and sculptor Remo Scardigli.
Views include: photos of architectural subjects (homes and gardens) -- recreational subjects and nature themes (parks, etc.) -- political cartoons -- miscellaneous photos of mining, buggies, scenery (unidentified towns) etc.
Three photos of Everson ca. 1987, and one of Everson (Brother Antoninus) in clerical garb with Stevens van Strum at the Dominican Priory in Kentfield, Calif., ca. 1965-66.
Professional photographs of window displays for the Beverly Hills branch of the luxury department store chain W. & J. Sloane.
Photographs show W.W. Borah in front of a bookcase. One photo also includes [James] Wilkie.
Views include waterfalls, rocks, the Mariposa Grove, a cabin at Wawona, and a few people at Yosemite National Park.
One portrait of Maximilian (by Aubert), and views of a city residence or public building, Maximilian's place of execution, his coat, and his vest. Each garment is displayed to exhibit bullet holes.
Chiefly snapshots, with a few group and individual portraits. Includes at least one photograph each of Loy Chamberlain, taken during his college years, and Malcolm Reynolds. Also includes at least 2 photographs depicting Mary A. Chamberlain, Loy's older sister, taken...
Photograph album documenting construction of an unidentified cylindrical structure (water tank?) at Marinship shipyard, just north of Sausalito in Marin County, probably in 1942 during the early development of the World War II-era shipbuilding complex. Photographs detail the progression of...
Snapshots and studio portraits of Montel Montgomery, taken chiefly during his youth, including an image of Montel with Jack London; Montel's parents Lurline Lyons Montgomery and Percy Montgomery; and Montel's guardians Emma Growall and Willard Growall. Also includes studio portraits...
1 CD-ROM presumed to contain image files scanned from this collection transferred to the Digital Collections Unit.
Photograph album of snapshots documenting activities of the 3rd Infantry Regiment of the Minnesota National Guard at Camp Llano Grande, near Mercedes, Texas, where they trained to participate in the Pancho Villa Expedition following Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico...
Album of 55 gelatin silver prints (178 x 235 mm), including two 4-part folding panoramas (178 x 940 mm), dated Oct. 3, 1902-May 7, 1903, documenting the construction of a large dock facility on the southern side of the Riachuelo...
Family snapshots, many on outings. Identified locations include beaches, Carmel, the Russian River, Saratoga, Santa Cruz, and Gilroy. Scenes include a machine shop, harvesting with horse teams on a farm, the band at Oakland Technical High School, and a Pacific...
Photographs show Leege as a baby and throughout his life, with family in Germany, San Francisco and Yosemite. Also includes a few aerial views of Gena, Germany.
Collection includes views of "Digger" Indian men, women and a baby (papoose), all from the Feather River area; a mat made by "Digger" Indians of the Sacramento Valley; skulls, tools, and baskets found in the cliff dwellings of the San...
Photographs of the large grape vine near Santa Barbara in the 19th century, and a copy of a print of the Buena Vista Ranch in Sonoma Co., residence of vintner A. Haraszthy.
Contains aerial photos of the Oroville Dam; interior views of the Oroville Power Plant; views of preconsolidation ponds near Mariposa; canals (some in Kings County); interior and exterior views of the Thermolito Power Plant; pumping plants; and flood conditions. Some...
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Materials consist primarily of black-and-white photographs related to the New China Club of Reno, Nevada, and the Bay Area Golf Club of Oakland, California. The New China Club photos include images of Bill Fong, the Fong Open, African American contestants...
Includes photographs of Mary Semple Thurman, Jos. G. Mansfield, Serge Malavsky (ports., inscribed to Mrs. Zoe [Green] Radcliffe, reporter for San Francisco Call), and Will Green Harton. Views of Will S. Green house and Colusa Sun office, Carmel mission, "marriage...
Album contains photos commemorating a trip to Yosemite by President and Mrs. D.P. Barrows, daugther Ella Hager, Sir Auckland Geddes and Lady Geddes, and othes. Includes some Yosemite views, as well as group portraits. Loose photographs show men in military...
Photos show park employees preparing exhibits relating to park flora and fauna, the construction of a relief model of Sequoia National Park, and reproductions of drawings illustrating western history (for a museum exhibit).
Photographs include a portrait of General Luis E. Torres (former governor of Sonora, Mexico), family pictures, a picture of Darmstadt, Germany, and various other scenes in Los Angeles, Calif., and elsewhere.
Photographs illustrate the following subjects: agriculture (especially sugar beets), aviation, the Coast Guard, the Cutter Lab, dams, relief efforts following the 1933 Los Angeles area earthquake, Fort Ord, Lake Merritt, Los Angeles, police work, roads, telescopes, Yosemite, and soil conservation.
Includes two bancquet photos, one at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, which includes George Coffey. Dawson (Yukon) photos show Coffey residences (Coffey posed in front of one with a horse), detailed dock scenes (ships loading, etc.), river boats, hydraulic mining,...
Includes photos taken by Robert Capa for Steinbeck's A Russian journal, and stills of scenes from the motion picture version of Steinbeck's Pearl. Also includes snapshots of a trip to Mexico, and Steinbeck family members.
Images include portraits of John Swett, the John Swett School in San Francisco, John Swett selling grape juice from his Hill Girt Farm at the Mechanics Fair, John and Mary Swett at their Martinez farm, an adobe house at Hill...
Portraits of the John Treble Brown family, a view of Brown's tombstone, photos of houses and surgical implements.
Photographs mainly relate to various Kaiser (and Kaiser Frazer) industrial facilities and products. Photos show aircraft models, Kaiser buildings, oil wells, cars (on San Francisco streets), gas stations, manufacturing (National Lead Co.), aerial views of docks in Eureka (Calif.), Kaiser...
Collection includes many portraits of Lilian Bridgman. Also shown are Stuart Hagg, Wesley Barr, and Frank Tucker. Other photos show interiors and exteriors of homes designed by Bridgman.
A group portrait from ca. 1895, and a portrait of Lloyd Osbourne from ca. 1920.
Items show Porter Garnett, a group at Bohemian Grove, Garnett's first office, Porter and Edna Garnett, a bust of Sam Hume made by Porticia Hume, and a clipping showing The Bancroft Library's new reading room (James D. Hart seated).
Snapshots of Robert Lowie throughout his life, many at various Berkeley residences. Family photographs include portraits of Lowie's grandfather and others. Some show Lowie with members of various Indian groups, including some at Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan. Other photographs of...
Photos include snapshots of Ruth Cooke, James Cooke, Noel Sullivan, Cooke's house in Carmel, Cooke's family, and related scenes. Other photos have to do with entertainment and social events in Carmel; in particular, musical and theatrical events. Many show the...
Includes one photograph of Samuel Ruben and several photos of cross-breeding charts.
Photographs include group portraits, and views from various unidentified events of the California Real Estate Association.
Snapshots of various stages of construction of the Shasta Dam feature of the Central Valley Project, California.
Primarily groups portraits from ornithologists' meetings. Many relate to member W. Lee Chambers.
Album contains cabinet card portraits of prominent San Francisco Bay Area individuals (apparently some are Berkeley Club members). Loose photographs include views of the California School for the Deaf, and one group portrait of the American Association for Adult Education....
Views of hydraulic mining including mine flume structure in the Thompson Flat area (near Oroville, Butte County, Calif.?) Also present is one group portrait.
Collection contains unidentified portraits, interior views of G.W. Patterson's home at Ardenwood Regional Preserve, a Japanese pavillion from the Panama Pacific International Exposition on the Patterson Ranch, a camping scene, and a panorama of California Milk Co. at Arden Ranch.
Photos show secessionists in favor of a State of Jefferson stopping traffic at Yreka, Calif. One photo shows a group of men in front of the Yreka Assay Office. The following people are identified in the photos: R.W. Stevens, Roy...
Includes photos of horses carrying ore from the Heintz mine, Del Norte County; Crescent City view shows tethered mules with Del Norte Bottling works across the street; and one view of an ore boat on the Rogue River.
Views show d'Estrella at the California School of Design and at the California School for the Deaf. Some views show deaf students engaged in various activites, some show deaf artists such as Douglas Tilden. General Bay Area scenes are also...
Collection includes many portraits of Hammond family and Hall family members, as well as others. Many photos relate to Hall's work in Europe, Africa, and Asia (especially Uzbekistan). California photos show views of San Francisco and Palo Alto after the...
The San Joaquin Valley Digitization Project image collection consists of photographs selected from the collections of the nine public libraries of the San Joaquin Valley Library System, as well as the collections of museums and individuals in their communities. The...
Snapshots of the San Francisco Ferry Building; Vallejo and Newark ferries; and street kitchens set up soon after the earthquake.
Photographs show Margaret Barbree Rosenberg's family members, ranch (San Bernardo Rancho), churches, the southern Salinas valley, and include a few portraits.
This collection consists of over 2,000 photographic images that document the history of the campus from its beginnings in the early 20th century as the Citrus Experiment Station to its present form as the University of California, Riverside. The images...
Photographs used in Redwoods and reminiscnesces include portraits of Leland and Jane Lathdrop Stanford, Edith M. Grant (wife of J.D. Grant), Emma Gummet Grant (Mrs. Adam Grant), J.D. Grant, Adam Grant, Douglas and Ian Grant, etc. Other views show the...
Views show the Tower Bridge (M Street Bridge) over the Sacramento River at California State Highway 275.
The Photography from the films of Woody Allen spans the years 1975 and 1996-2005 and encompasses 18 linear feet. The collection consists of photographic prints and slides of motion picture production and biography photographs....
The UCSC Photography Services photographs is a collection of more than 200,000 images. It contains primarily 35mm black and white negatives, contact sheets, prints, and slides created by staff photographers employed by the University of California, Santa Cruz. The collection...
Photographs of places of worship of San Francisco, taken as part of a cooperative project to record the city's religious architecture. The project resulted in the 1985 publication of "Sacred places of San Francisco," featuring a narrative by Ruth Hendricks...
Photo book from the 1946 convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians with sixty photos by Irvin Schankman with captions.
Collection shows group and individual portraits, one of Boone. Mainly California locations. Many show social events.
This collection contains one photograph album entitled "Photos, Catalina Island, Cal". The album contains fourteen black-and-white photographs and one postcard featuring images presumably taken on Santa Catalina Island of women cross-dressing and dressed in costumes and menswear; as well as...
Group portrait of members of the California Apprenticeship Council, printing groups, Franklin D. Roosevelt addressing a Conference on Code Authorities, L.A. Ireland, and unidentified portraits.
Views show club activities, sports teams, banquets, the club building, charity functions (holiday gifts for children), social events, etc.
Photos show Botts and his airship at Point Richmond, Calif.
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Views of City Lights Books storefront and window displays, portrait of unidentified man, bulletin board, Allen Ginsberg holding sign in front of City Lights.
Snapshots of Gertrude Stein, Alice B. Toklas and their friends and pets, taken mainly at their Bilignin residence and in Paris. Friends include: Andre Breton, Henri Daniel-Rops, Samuel M. Steward, Donald Sutherland and others.
Photographs are views of the Grabhorn Park on Commercial Street in San Francisco, Calif. Includes photos of plaques relating to Grabhorn Press.
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Snapshot portraits of a woman named Ruth taken at various locations in and around San Francisco. In most scenes she is posing in mid-1920s formal fashions. Identified locations include Fairmont Hotel, Hale's (Hale Bros.) department store, Emporium and the Legion...
Photographs show identified newspapermen at a banquet and behind bars.
Views show the city water works in Sonora, Mexico; a policeman in Mexico; and Shoshone Falls, Idaho.
Photographs taken during the 1950 celebration of the 25th anniversary of the International House, University of California at Berkeley. Included also are snapshots of a June 1950 trip to Egypt featuring events in Cairo and views along the Nile River,...
Photographs (mainly unidentified) include individual and group portraits, one identified as Joseph Britton, a home at 829 Union St. San Francisco, and views of the family home and surrounding country in Alsace, France.
Photos show group portraits and views of various meetings, some taken at Theodore Meyer's home. Includes photos of George R. Stewart, Charles L. Camp, and Theodore Meyer, among others. Some vacation and scenery photos are also present.
Miscellaneous pictures, mainly snapshots taken on the 50th anniversary of the League in Berkeley.
Photographs of the University of California, Davis campus.
Views show man and boy working by a flume, cabins at Fort Yukon, the Pioneer Hotel ("old folks home") in Dawson, Pioneer's Home (institution) in Sitka, a church at Lake Bennett, and a view of Skagway.
Photographs show Methias Warren's home in Bakersfield, Calif., where he was killed, police examining the house, a map showing the house location, and articles of evidence in the locations where they were found.
Includes views of Louis Weintraub, Peter E. Haas and others during their study missions to Israel, and the 1963 meeting with Pope Paul VI in the Vatican.
A Guide to the Manuscript Collections of the Bancroft Library
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This collection consists of a scrapbook from the sorority Phrateres, Rho Chapter, at the University of Southern California.
Contains pamphlets, reports, articles and video news clips relating to handicap access in parks specifically to the group Whole Access and Phyllis Cangemi.
Physical materials contain typescripts of a variety of Holliday's works including poetry, short stories, unpublished materials etc. Some are undated. Digital files include Fairy Country manuscript chapters.
Contains a large variety of serial and monographic publications (circa 650 volumes) featuring stories (fiction and non-fiction) centering on the transvestite experience. Most include cover drawings (and some photographic reproductions) depicting sexually explict activity with a transvestite theme. Other related...
The Phyllis Wheatley Club of the East Bay Records include administrative records, correspondence, event invitations and programs. Administrative records consist of the club’s constitution and by-laws, meeting minutes and notes, and financial ledgers.
An article appearing in the column Summary and analysis (MDLR, Sept./Oct. 1981). (2 copies) -- Removing architectural barriers : the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 / M.F. Raffa. (MPDLR/vol. 9, no. 4) (3 copies). -- California disability coalition pushes for...
This collection consists of information about the planning and construction of the University of California, Irvine campus from 1961-2000. From the Regents of the University of California are fiscal reports, agenda submittals, graphic materials, progress reports, and space assignments. There...
Morgan discusses his career as an engineer, especially with the Manhattan Project Y and the Atomic Energy Commission, university positions, and legislative relations.
The University of California, Merced campus is the tenth campus in the University of California system. Collection includes graphic representations, maps, and renderings concerning the first phase master planning of campus development.
The records comprise the subject files of the Office of Physical Planning, University of California, Irvine, and document a variety of issues relating to land development, environmental management, transportation planning, and city and campus planning in California, Orange County, the...
Minutes, reports, cost studies, budgets, workshop materials, and library reference guides related to the Physical Sciences and Engineering Library (PSEL).
Collection consists of a ledger which documents the name of the patient and/or family member, diagnosis, medications or treatments prescribed and the charges for the visit. For example, "Monday, November 1st 1847, #11 Allen Johns visit wife delivering infant and...
Childhood and family in Beverly Hills; USC Medical School, 1961-1965; fellowship with the Child Development Clinic at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, 1961; residency at Menninger School of Psychiatry and Topeka State Hops ital, 1965-68; union activism in Topeka; limited knowledge...
This commonplace book, a bound volume presumably kept by a physician in Great Britain, contains manuscript notes and pasted-in journal articles, dated from 1880 through 1900, about a broad range of basic and clinical medical sciences. The blank, bound volume...
Proceedings from a symposium on nuclear war held at Stanford University in October 1983. Speakers included Gordon A. Craig, Admiral Noel A.M. Gaylor, Sidney D. Drell, Erik H. Erikson, Alexander Sakharov, Helen Caldicott, Victor W. Sidel, Melvin Konner, and Robert...
Relating mainly to his work at University of California and at Harvard in physics and philosophy; the growth of the Dept. of Physics at Berkeley; his interest in the philosophy of science. Photographs inserted.
Record Series 327 contains the administrative files of department chairs of UCLA's Physics Department. Files regard Academic Senate, affirmative action, apprentice personnel, budget, computing, faculty, Graduate division, labs, courses, tax exemptions, appointments, and ballots. Materials include correspondence, memos, reports, forms,...
Record Series 377 contains publications generated by the Physics Department at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Photographer unknown.
Records consist of the final petition submitted by the Stanford Women's Education Club for membership in Pi Lambda Theta, 1925; transcripts of panel discussions on student government and faculty-student relationships, 1935; and a press release concerning the dissolution of the...
The Piatigorsky Archives consists of 19,000 items documenting the life and career of cellist Gregor Piatigorsky (1903-1976). The collection includes musical scores and manuscripts, papers, correspondence, clippings, concert programs, photographs, sound and video recordings, books, and ephemera. The majority of...
This collection of 548 plays was bound into 42 volumes between 1814-1819 and includes plays, mostly comedies, from the 1780s through the early 19th century, although the majority of the plays come from the time of the French Revolution.
Scrapbooks about "California in Harpers Magazine," "California Missions as Architecture" and other loose documents related to California mission culture. Notable are several missal parchments of hymns printed in Latin. Circa 1892-1900, undated
The John Pickard and Frank Provo Papers consists of over 48 linear feet of radio and television scripts, manuscripts, correspondence and other miscellaneous material, dating from approximately 1928-1975, with the bulk of the material from approximately 1940-1970. This collection documents...
Collection of autographs and letters, created by Josiah Little Pickard and his daughter Fanny Jollyman. Most of the letters are addressed to Pickard, but there are several addressed to Jollyman, indicating that perhaps this was her collection of autographs to...
Patricia Pickard, a lifelong Pentecostal from Bangor, Maine, has been an avid collector of Christian materials for many years, with particular interest in the Pentecostal movement in New England and New Brunswick. She also collected a wide range of material...
The belonged to Dr. Rawson J. Pickard, M. D. It is a repurposed book, formerly an anatomy textbook in French, the pages of which Dr. Rawson pasted over with various news clippings and pieces of ephemera. The spine has been...
A collection of material of Andrew Pickens, Indian commissioner; the collection deals with Indian affairs in the Carolinas and Georgia (1785-1820), including negotiations of treaties with the Cherokee and Creek nations, and establishment of boundaries.
The working collection of a physician's office in Garden Grove, California, includes medical and surgical equipment and supply catalogs, price lists, product specification sheets and instruction pamphlets, accumulated from 1949 through 1998. Folders are organized alphabetically by vendor or company...
Addison Pickerill was a successful preacher in the Churches of Christ. His papers are comprised of handwritten sermons, scrapbooks of clippings of Pickerill's writings, his preacher's diary, and a photograph.
Relates to the activities of the United States 1st Cavalry Division during the Admiralty Islands campaign, February-April 1944. Includes maps.
This collection contains mostly correspondence sent between members of the Pickering family from the 1860s-1930s. A majority of the correspondence is sent between two sisters, Nelle Pontz Pickering and Ethel Pontz McCown during the early 20th century where they discussed...
William Hayward Pickering was the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Director from 1954-1976. He oversaw the Explorer, Ranger, Surveyor, Mariner, Mercury, Viking and Voyager missions. Following retirement he was involved in private industry including the Research Institutes of Saudi Arabia's University...
A native of New Zealand, William H. Pickering came to the U.S. in 1929 to study physics at Caltech under Robert A. Millikan. He became professor of electrical engineering at Caltech in 1936. In 1944 he joined the staff of...
Letters, reports, citations, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to activities of the American Red Cross in Siberia and Poland. Includes an account of various operations of the Czechoslovak Legion in Siberia.
Scripts, theater production records, promotional material, bylaws and incorporation records, tax and financial records, correspondence, medical records, photographs, an audiocassette and other material, 1976-1994, from writer and AIDS activist James Carroll Pickett. Best known for his plays , and ,...
The papers of Rex Pickett, American novelist, screenwriter, film maker and playwright best known for his novel and his play based on the novel. The papers document Pickett's childhood through his writing career to date. The bulk of the papers...
Collection includes student coursework and notes, student handbooks, calendars, programs, and photographs. Also included is a scrapbook documenting Stanford in France, Group XIV, 1967....
23 images from 13 Pickford films. The collection also contains two issues of the magazine "The Theater," 1915-1916.
The Mary Pickford papers span the years 1893-1983 (bulk 1940s-1970s) and encompass approximately 160 linear feet. The papers consist of production files, primarily scripts and story material; subject files; correspondence; financial and accounting records; clippings; and scrapbooks. There is material...
Sketchbook with 195 original color drawings, mainly of ornaments, by Pickford Waller, collector and designer of bookplates, 1921. Alpha list.
One original color poster of the San Franciso based Pickle Family Circus, appearing in Santa Barbara, Sept 12-13, [ca. 1980]. Found in misc. mss map drawer. Map cabinet 20/6. Alpha list.
The Milton E. Pickman papers span the years 1927-1982 and encompass 7.3 linear feet. The bulk of the collection consists of unproduced scripts, reader reports, and synopses....
Photographs of the Pickwick Hotel (San Diego, Calif.) after it was newly remodelled in the mid-1930s. Chiefly interior views highlighting the furnishings of public ares, e.g. lobby, coffee shop, lunch counter, restaurant, bar, lounge. Also includes views of bedrooms, suites...
Since 1909, Picnic Day has provided the University of California, Davis with the means of showcasing the campus and the achievements of its students, staff, and faculty. Every year the event is organized by the Picnic Day Board of Directors,...
Picnic Day, the University of California, Davis annual Open House, has been a tradition on campus since 1909. Collection includes programs, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia from the University of California, Davis Picnic Day celebrations.
Family photos and views of Southern California. Primarily photographs (daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes and prints) of General Andres Pico, his adopted son Romulo, Romulo's wife Catalina Brent and their descendants. A color postcard of the Pio Pico Mansion published by Harriet...
Contains letters, court documents, and other materials. Includes letters by Pío Pico, Andrés Pico, and José G. Estudillo.
Holograph letter written in St. Louis concerning the possibility that Missouri may join the Confederacy.
was a publication founded by Eugene Swarzwald in 1925. It was made up entirely of photographs of California with captions but no other narration. This collection consists of mockup boards and loose photographs for the publication.
Photographs from the archives of Pictorial California magazine (later renamed Pictorial California and the Pacific). Bound and loose issues of the magazine (1926-1970) are available (however there are issue gaps).
Photographic documentation of the first two years of Marinship Corporation's presence at Sausalito, Calif, including pre-construction views, the leveling of Pine Hill, views of the grounds during progressive stages of construction, shipbuilding, the launching of Liberty Ship William A. Richardson,...
Miscellaneous pictorial material, largely of Mexican scenes: 1 photographic reproduction of painting "The Promised Land", by William S. Jewett, depicting the Grayson family arriving in California. (With accompanying descriptive pamphlet) -- 1 newsclipping of former Grayson home in Marin County...
Depicted are oriental and antiquity figures, some surrounded by elaborately designed borders.
Collection includes two photos of Mexico (a market scene and Taxco) by J.W. Towne, and a studio portrait of a Chinese man in traditional dress (presumably in Oregon) by Scotford (or Scofford?) of Portland, Oregon. Also includes a rubbing of...
Collection contains a large number of copy photographs and portraits used to illustrate "Coulterville Chronicles" showing the history of Coulterville and vicinity. Views of Dr. Robertson's Hydropathic Sanitarium in Livermore are also included. Collection also contains some portraits of E....
Unidentified daguerreotype by J.E. Mayall, London; a pencil drawing of a building associated with the Struve family; a portrait of elderly Otto Struve (grandfather of the astronomer?); and a photo of the Struve family home in Kharkovi, Russia.
Framed painting (FR) is a portrait of Segrè. ffALB box 1 contains plaque (title: Nobel Laureate contemporaries, Portraits of progress) depicting Segrè and Owen Chamberlain. OBJ box 1 contains paper cube models in wooden box with label: 12 models of...
Copies of portraits and other images related to the life of William M. Gwin. Includes some original snapshots of the Gwin Mausoleum in Oakland's Mountain View Cemetery, and the environs of the Gwin Mine near Paloma, Calif.
Includes original drawings made by Keith while she lived in Sandakan, Sabah (then North Borneo). Drawings depict indigenous peoples, flora, fauna, landscapes and architecture. Also includes original drawings depicting her experiences and observations while she was interred by the Japanese...
Collection includes an oil portrait of Albert Elkus (1906), etchings of an unidentified woman, an oil painting of a sailor, an oil painting by Giulio Silva of his own home in Lagunitas (Marin County), a drawing of the First Baptist...
Includes a few prints each by Alberto Beltrán and Emmanuel C. Montoya, 1 drawing by Beltrán, and 1 print by Francisco Luna. Subject matter refers to various political, social and historical issues, such as campesinos; Jose Clemente Orozco; Leopoldo Méndez...
Collection includes an album of photographs, postcards, and prints from the 1906 earthquake and fire of San Francisco with captions apparently by Anna Blake Mezquida or a family member.
Includes portraits of Senator Barbara Boxer of California, group portraits with congressional colleagues, photographs presented to her by various groups, some prints or posters related to Boxer or issues she supported, and some framed texts of bills mounted with Presidential...
Photographs depict works of art shown at a 1982 exhibit at a San Jose museum, and scenes from the Society's 1985 general meeting, which featured Arnaldo Pomodoro. Also includes original prints by Peter Baczek (NX2 Laurel, 2010, aquatint), Carrie Ann...
Two photographic views are of buildings on McAllister and Lyon Streets in San Francisco. Print shows a man running for the Hyde St. Cable Car.
Views show Eskimos, and the town of Riverside, Calif.
Includes personal photographs, snapshots, press photographs, and some printed ephemera. The majority are snapshots of Garry, many of which date to the 1940s and his military service. Some studio portraits of Garry are present, including one from early childhood and...
Collection includes sketches made at Vailima including an oil painting of Robert Louis Stevenson's estate in Western Samoa and sketches by Isobel Strong [Field], and a photo of the Strong family among the Samoans, and a self-portrait etching by Joseph...
Includes aerial photograph of Twin Peaks neighborhood (San Francisco), and a reproduction of an architectural rendering of the San Francisco Municipal Railway N-Judah trolley line and San Francisco Mint at Duboce and Church Sts.
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Includes 3 print reproductions of published drawings by Los Angeles Times editorial cartoonist Paul Conrad (AX folders); snapshot photographs depicting Brown, his wife Bernyce Laine Brown, his daughter Kathleen Brown, and various public figures, including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Wilson, Frank...
Personal photographs, sketchbooks and miscellaneous drawings, photographs documenting Packard's work, her association with Diego Rivera, and her efforts to preserve and restore Rivera's fresco murals in the San Francisco Bay Area. PIC box 1 contains miscellaneous drawn and painted sketches...
Various pictorial items, including a print depicting an ecologically utopian view of Market Street, San Francisco, in 1999 (AX); a tear sheet of a published R. Crumb cartoon depicting 3 different future outcomes of civilization (AX); a photographic print by...
Drawing titled "Too Big to Silence"--Photographs show Rube Goldberg, some with Ernie and Doris Segale.
Collection contains views of ships and boats, portraits of judges, and many portraits inscribed to Farnham Griffiths.
Includes portraits and snapshots of author Frank M. Robinson, family portraits and snapshots, and snapshots of many friends, chiefly taken in San Francisco, California. Includes several photographs of Harvey Milk (chiefly by Dan Nicoletta), for whom Robinson worked as a...
California views show the San Francisco Bay (with boats and ships), Chinese children in San Francisco (photos by McKinne), Telegraph Hill, buildings in Stockton (Lottie Grunsky Grammar School, C.M. Weber's residence, a general town view), and a houseboat used to...
Includes portraits of Harriet Martineau (some are reproductions), photographs of an exhibit of manuscript material relating to cholera, and other views.
Personal photograph collection of Helen Harding Bretnor, and many pieces of original art by her. PIC box 1: personal photographs (portraits, snapshots, baby book and later photograph album); PIC box 2: personal photographs (snapshots), commercial photographs of movie stars and...
Includes photographs, postcards and other material pertaining to the southwestern US, Central America and South America. Many photographs were taken by Bolton and/or his colleagues during his travels and field research in such areas as California, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona,...
Subjects of photographs include the Nichols and Kellogg family, including some of Herman Drew Nichols; the Hiram Tubbs family mansion and Tubbs Hotel in Oakland; early automobiles; art restorer Adolf Werbick; Oakland poet Joaquin Miller; the 1906 San Francisco earthquake...
Includes formal and snapshot portraits of Stowitts and other personal photographs; photographs of art works by Stowitts, chiefly those of his major series of paintings, including depictions of Ballets Russes dancers and other ballet performers, Chinese opera, Javanese dancers, Vanishing...
Chiefly photograph albums and other groups of snapshots documenting the personal and professional life of J. Christopher Stevens, with an emphasis on his youth and his international travels. Also documented is Stevens' college life at the University of California, Berkeley...
Unidentified snapshots and portraits, mostly of girls and women. Includes one tintype of a man and woman seated with their backs to the camera, and a view of a horse-drawn float in a parade.
Chiefly original art by Jack Hirschman and others. A box: 2 framed artworks. fffALB box: "My Zoo Za" (painting by Hirschman); collage with poem "Go to verse for salivation..." (artist unknown); 2 photographs (Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Ladi, Aya Tarlow...
Includes photographic prints of magnified ferrichrome molecules and of diagrams pertaining to the same. Also includes a portrait of Linus Pauling, signed by the subject. Also includes bottle of vitamin C tablets with label signed by Linus Pauling, and vial...
Archive of photographs, postcards and original artworks pertaining to San Francisco-based artists Judith Chamberlain and her close friend Rowena Weeks Abdy. Includes drawings, prints and paintings by Chamberlain, Abdy and other artists, including Ralph Ward Stackpole, Emil Fuchs, Rita Boemm,...
1 self-portrait, oil on canvas (fffALB box 1); 1 portrait drawing on wood (ffALB box 1); 1 self-portrait, pastel on paper (B folder); 1 self-portrait, charcoal on paper (C folder); 1 portrait drawing on fabric (OBJ box 1); and 1...
Chiefly portraits of Lurie, his friends and associates. Other identified individuals include Jake Ehrlich, Gene Autry and Herbert Hoover. Includes a few caricature drawings of Lurie.
Collection includes a watercolor (by "A.E.D."?) of the Carmel Mission, cyanotype views of Mission Santa Barbara, a photo of a painting of George Lord Anson, an etching of Ferdinand VII by George Smeeton, photos of Tillac and Bijou Indians (some...
Includes pictures and ephemera related to magic. Magicians performing their tricks, magic paraphernalia, performances, and interiors of theaters in New York, Boston and on the West Coast, are depicted. Harry Houdini, W.W. Drubin, Dustin Farnum, P.C. Sorcar, Mohammed Bey, J....
Snapshots and portraits of Cherkovski and his literary milieu in San Francisco and beyond. Depicted in many photographs are Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Charles Bukowski, Jack Hirschman, Cherkovski's partner Jessie Cabrera, and Cherkovski family members Clare Cherry, Sam Cherry and Tanya Cherry....
Includes a few snapshots of the Anagram Bookshop, San Francisco, with Paul Padgette; a photograph of Baltimore bookbinder Irving Paxton at work; a portrait photograph of Gertrude Atherton; a few Tuck's postcards illustrated with scenes from the work of Charles...
Chiefly albums of photographs and other documentation pertaining to Park's activities in women's field hockey at the University of California, Berkeley, for the United States Field Hockey Association, and elsewhere.
Chiefly snapshots documenting various activities and events pertaining to Beckford's dance career, community involvement and social life, mostly from the 1990s and 2000s: book signings, award ceremonies, birthday parties, anniversaries, reunions, ocean cruises, etc. Also includes a few studio portraits...
Includes untitled, framed watercolor painting by Henry Miller, possibly dated 1948-1949.
Collection contains the following portraits: H. Richard Archer (#1-2), William M. Cheney (#1-2), Ted Freedman (#1-2), Haywood H. Hunt (#1), Roger Levenson (#1-3), Jake Zeitlin (#1-4), Jack W. Stauffacher (#1). Other photographs show printing (some apparently at UC Berkeley), family...
Photographs and original art, chiefly pertaining to the Gardner, Philip and Harris families of the San Francisco Bay Area. Carte de visite portraits (PIC box 1) depict James B. Gardner and other Gardner family members of Napa County, including William...
Scrapbooks and photograph album pertaining to musical theater performer Betty Cole and the Straw Hat Theatre of Berkeley, Calif., with which Cole was affiliated for many years. Albums document the revue's productions and the performances of Cole and her fellow...
Collection contains photographs and popular images of bull fighters and bull fighting in Mexico and Spain.
Includes photographs of Walt Whitman, and three photomechanical prints of a poem describing A Perfect School.
Contains diagrams showing the hull, sail and rigging of the "Helios," drawings of ships at sea; maps showing track chart of "Helios," Lobos de Afuera, and Valparaiso Bay; and W. Lueder's 1905 certificate for his crossing the equator on the...
Postcard is of the temporary San Francisco City Hall, designed by the firm of Wright, Rushforth, & Cahill, architects. The painting shows an unidentified cabin in the woods.
Predominantly pencil sketches and watercolors of: Oregon, Washington Territory, Alaska, and some of the southern coast of Florida. Includes paintings by Frederick Whymper from the Western Union Telegraph Expedition to Alaska, and and album of "The flags of all nations",...
Family portraits include portraits of Julian and Edith Garrigues Hawthorne, of Edith's family (father, sister, and first husband), and of Sylvia, Imogen, and Una. Other views show interiors, social and family scenes. Three views show what appears to be an...
Collection includes family photos: a portrait of Archibald Ebenezer Partridge (father of Roi), Florence George Partridge (mother of Roi), Roi himself, his wife Imogen Cunningham and their children, family scenes, family homes in Seattle, a caricature of the family by...
Photographs show a Russian admiral, McDevitt with Tom Mooney, group portraits including McDevitt, photos of Jack London, scenes from theatrical performances, men bathing at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, a portrait of Blanch Walsh, and other unidentified portraits. Also includes...
Photographs related to Mailliard's activity in the Republican party. Mostly official photos of various committiees, congresses, sessions and meetings, including United Nations activities.
Collection includes portraits of Rudolph Schaeffer, a lithograph done by him, a few snapshots of people in Germany, and a contact sheet of images taken during an interview with him (possibly his Regional Oral History Office interview). The latter is...
Photographs depicting miscellaneous or unidentified scenes. Includes photographs of various United Nations officials and activities, and of atomic weapons testing.
Includes reproductions (15 color prints) of water colors "On the Plains", 1845 (several are duplicates); Currier and Ives "The route to California," printed by Lawton and Alfed Kennedy as the Christmas card of Antoinette and Warren Howell; World War I...
Miscellaneous photographs, prints and paintings collected by Padgette. PIC box 1: portrait photographs of Padgette, his friend Bruce Kellner and family, and Desmond Arthur; photograph of Henri Matisse portrait drawing of Harriet Lane Levy (taken by Em. Crevaux, Paris); photograph...
Collection illustrative of early San Francisco and California history with views of towns, businesses, buildings, ships, portraits, etc. Some views relate to the Civil War.
Original prints: T.J. Cobden Sanderson by A. Legros (inscribed C.-S. 1916), and an engraving of Richard Cobden. Photographs of workshop interior; T.J. and Annie Cobden-Sanderson, 1914; exterior of The Doves Pub; bookbinders Charles McLeish, T.J. Cobden-Sanderson, Bessie Hooley, and Charles...
Title and publication information from printed text on original envelope.
Primarily views and ephemera related to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire and the 1915 Panama Pacific-International Exposition. Includes views of San Francisco and objects related to San Francsico history. One carte de visite view of the Orphans' Home...
Primarily portraits and promotional shots of Clarence Muse from his career as a movie actor. Also includes some photos of friends, movie stills and a linocut print of a Mexican cock fight captioned: To Clarence Muse/Artist and Friend/Erle C. Kenton./1934.
Primarily pictures of general Ulysses S. Grant, Julia D. Grant, Jessie R. Grant and the Grant family.
Primarily pictorial works of and relating to Joaquin Miller including: Miller's portraits and residences, his memorial service, family photographs, etc. Postcards include quotations from Miller's works.
Includes portraits of Ernest Hemingway, Art Young, and Antonio Machado on death bed, among others. In addition, views from literary meetings and art exhibits are present.
Includes three portraits of Robert Dollar and one painting on silk of the S.S. President Hoover at sea.
Includes individual and group portraits and snapshots of Ricks, his family, friends and associates, including his wife Elizabeth Ricks, Dane Coolidge and Mary Coolidge. Includes portraits of Ricks in costume as an actor. Group portraits depict a school class, choirs,...
Includes views of ships and a sailboat, several views of Bechtel involved in ceremonies related to his activity with the Boy Scouts and as a board member for Six Companies, Inc., a certificate regarding Bechtel's election to Chairman of the...
Photographs (many autographed), clippings, and some answers to "fan letters."
The collection consists of original 19th and 20th century photographs and reproductions covering a broad range of subjects as well as a small collection of original artwork. Subjects in the collection include: Los Angeles, Hollywood, Pasadena, California missions, adobes, and...
Collection includes pictures and other Knight family material relating to Geraldine Knight Scott's childhood and forebearers, photographs of her and of her work as a landscape architect, newspaper clippings about her and her work, sketches done by Scott, etc.
images used in Marion Randall Parsons' book Old California houses: portraits and stories.
Photos show banquets, official events, diplomatic functions, group portraits, etc. Portraits of Stratton include caricatures and some group portraits which include his family. Events take place in various California locations, including Bohemian Grove.
Snapshots of scenes taken in the immediate aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Scenes depict ruined buildings and crowds of onlookers at various points of interest throughout the city. Also included are two images of police officers...
Photographs show Eudora M. Kelsey Smith and Guy Smith; the University of California, Berkeley campus (including various individual buildings); and ruins after the 1906 earthquake and fire in San Francisco.
High quality snapshots neatly presented in an album, taken by Dutch mechanical engineer Frederik Van Rossen Hoogendijk while he worked out of the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley, California in 1919 and 1920. Images primarily document Hoogendijk's leisure activities and travels...
A native of Chicago, Joy Picus was the first female member of the Los Angeles City Council from the San Fernando Valley. Elected to the seat in 1977, during her four terms in office she worked on pay equity, childcare...
The Harry Pidgeon Negatives collection consists of approximately 1550 glass plate negatives. The collection captures the adventures of Pidgeon on his two sailing adventures around the world, as well as on various trips across North America. Pidgeon's photographs document his...
The collection is largely composed of Henryk Piecuch's research materials for his various books as well as his published and unpublished writings. The research materials in the collection span from 1920 to 2012 and focus on Polish Communist intelligence and...
Professional views of private residential property at 47 Bellevue Terrace, Piedmont California, including interiors, gardens and landscaping, driveway, yards, etc. Also includes copy of an architectural landscape plan for same residence; dated 1957, when property was owned by Mr. and...
Correspondence and reports relating to cotton farming.
The collection contains materials gathered or generated for researching, compiling, and writing Arthur Piepkorn's "Profiles in Belief". Materials include correspondence, drafts of material written by Piepkorn, copies of information from books or other sources, brochures, pamphlets, newsletters, periodicals, periodical and...
Two issues of The Catapult, the ship's newspaper of the battleship U.S.S. Maryland, relating to the cruise of President-elect Herbert Hoover to South America on the Maryland, and a gold pen used by President Woodrow Wilson.
The collection contains correspondence and manuscripts by Aldous Huxley and his first wife Maria (née Nys) Huxley, photographs, and ephemera assembled over many years by the collector and scholar Rolando Pieraccini, author of Aldous Huxley e l'Italia (1998). Materials date...
The Alexandra Pierce Collection at Armacost Library preserves digital copies of published compositions by Alexandra Pierce (1934-2021), a noted twentieth-century American composer, scholar and educator known for her study of physical movement in music.
Collection consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, bills, accounts, receipts, and other business papers of the baking firm of Pierce and Company, San Francisco. Includes material relating to the wheat trade and shipping. Also includes personal letters and papers for William,...
The Bessie Frances Pierce diaries and journals consist of nine diaries and journals and one commonplace book of notes from religious classes spanning 1900 to 1931. Pierce authored every item in the collection except for one of the diaries, which...
Robert Willard Pierce (b. October 8, 1914 - d. September 6, 1978) founded World Vision International in 1950 and Samaritan’s Purse in 1970. “Dr. Bob” is also known for founding the globally recognized Korean Orphans Choir (later renamed “Korean Children’s...
Photographs of Los Angeles and Southern California by prominent local photographer Charles C. Pierce. ca. 1900, undated.
The C.C. Pierce collection constitutes one of the most important collections of historical photographs of early California and Los Angeles extant. The collection of 10,100 prints was assembled by Charles C. Pierce (1861-1946), a photographer and long-time operator of...
This collection consists of glass photonegatives, glass positive transparencies, and black & white photographic prints of the photographer C.C. Pierce (1861-1946). The subject matter primarily covers Los Angeles and the surrounding vicinity.
Photographs, clippings, programs, correspondence, lyrics, music, costumes with accessories, audio and video recordings, and souvenirs from the life and performances of Charles Pierce (1926-1999), impressionist and comedian, one of the foremost American female impersonators of the second half of the...
Photographs, postcards, and ephemera gathered while traveling; clippings; maps; and other materials that belonged to Pierce.
Letters relating to Pierce's actions, as county sheriff, in tax matters.
This collection contains one photograph album of the Walter S. Pierce family's life in San Francisco, one album of the family's summer camping expeditions in the Santa Cruz mountains, and one scrapbook documenting Edwin Pierce's 1904-06 summer adventures in Marin...
Letters to a San Francisco tinsmith from his family in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
The Pierce Family Papers (1841-1940) were created or collected by this prominent, pioneering Davisville, California (Davis) family. The collection is divided into 8 series: George W. Pierce, Sr.; Eunice Pierce; George W. Pierce, Jr.; Susan Gilmore Pierce; George Gardner Pierce;...
Box 1: Letters (1869-1888) and 1868 diary of Margaret Cameron Pierce, relating to her early life in San Francisco and to her singing career; diaries (1897 and 1915-1917) of her daughter, Mary Eugenia, relating to travels to Japan and to...
Collection includes three albums and a number of loose photos. Album 1 (1903-1916): miscellaneous snapshots, some from Berkeley; some amateur theatrical productions (including Phaedre) in the Greek Theatre; other San Francisco Bay Area scenes. -- Album 2 (1898-1921): includes family...
The collection contains materials collected by Frances Cushman Pierce dating from 1975 to 1994. Items are primarily survey responses from her former students, but also include JACL newsletters, correspondence, materials related to a 1994 Poston III reunion, and two typed...
Correspondence....
Materials related to the life and career of engineer and writer John R. Pierce, including correspondence; daybooks and calendars; unpublished stories and manuscripts; and published writings including reprints, papers, memoranda, and books.
Papers include journals, 1986-1995; biographical and bibliographic materials; correspondence; typescripts of scholarly work, fiction and poetry; music manuscripts; published articles and books; research files; photographs; and other materials. The focus is primarily on his interest in computers and music and...
The Lewis Pierce papers (SAFR 14291, HDC 83) consists of three cargo manifests from schooners WEST WIND, W.E. ANDERSON, and sloop C. ALISON at Port of Suisun bound for San Francisco between 1863 and 1865. Items were shipped by Lewis...
The Paul R. Pierce collection of IBM documentation contains manuals, bulletins, diagrams, and parts catalogs ranging in date from 1956 to 1970. Paul Pierce, a computer collector, gathered this documentation to accompany the physical machines that he also collected. The...
The Paul R. Pierce collection of IBM materials ranges in date from 1954 to 1973, with the bulk published between 1955 and 1965. Paul Pierce, a computer collector, gathered this documentation to accompany the physical machines that he also collected....
Prepared for the Columbia University Research Program on the--History--of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
Photograph album. Photographs taken by Charles C. Pierce advertising business establishments in Los Angeles, ca.1894. The views are mostly interiors of the stores, and the images are somewhat faded.
Relates to the arrest and imprisonment of Canon Pierre by German occupation authorities, 1944-1945.
Commercially issued postcards depicting various aspects of Vietnam at the turn of the 20th century, when the country was known as French Indochina. General areas represented are the French Protectorate of Tonkin and the French Protectorate of Annam, with an...
Collection of photographs, performance programs, publicity information, and clippings related to dance, gathered by Dorathi Bock Pierre, a dance writer and publicist.
Two letters (ALS), in French, with English translations, from French sculptor Roche to Cornelia B. Tafe, Director of the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy , 1916 , 1917. Alpha list.
Correspondence, family history, California Battalion accounts and correspondence, and grant and ranch materials.
Reports and printed matter, relating to Asia Foundation educational assistance and other activities in Thailand, and to political conditions in Thailand.
Manuscript lecture notes recorded by Isaac Pierson in a course given by Benjamin Rush. "Pathology" extends from p. 1-224; "Therapeutics" occupies the remainder of the volume, with a three-page index to both sections at the end. From Rush's syllabus to...
The Larry J. Pierson papers consist of a selection of work product files, research materials, and maps relating to his career as a marine archaeologist in California between 1974 and 1987.
Dr. Paul Pierson (b. February 13, 1927 in Los Angeles, CA) is an American theologian; former Dean of Fuller Seminary’s School of World Mission (1980-1992); and associate provost (1992-1993). He specialized as the Professor of History of Mission and Latin...
The Cheri Pies papers contain materials related to her groundbreaking 1985 book, “Considering Parenthood: A Workbook for Lesbians,” and other lesbian parenting issues. Pies, a clinical professor at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, has been a leader in...
Material documenting the life and work of painter Frank Pietronigro, including notebooks, personal papers, artwork, digital media, sculpture, performance projects, art commission papers, and other material. Pietronigro is an internationally exhibited artist known for his pioneering work performed in microgravity,...
Programs, playbills, clippings, and photographs of Emma Piñeyro, Mexican verse reciter and performer from the 1920s and 1930s.
A collection of 17 pieces of literature translated to English from their original French by Dr. Piffard of the Department of French and Italian at San Diego State University....
The collection contains items relating to the events of the Pig Bowl starting in 1975.
This collection contains the papers of English journalist Edward Frederick Smyth Pigott (1824-1895), chiefly consisting of personal and professional correspondence both from his work as a journalist and as the Examiner of Plays (a position he held from 1874-1895)....
Relates to the independence of Latvia, diplomatic recognition of Estonia, Estonian membership in the League of Nations, and relations between Estonia and the Soviet Union.
Memoirs, accounts, correspondence, etc.
The collection primarily consists of scripts and short stories written and collected by Hy Pike. Hy Pike was an actor in film, television, and theater. He also directed and produced plays.
Relates to the Gallipoli campaign of 1915 in World War I. Includes maps and drawings from the campaign. Digital copy also available at
The second volume of Flora and Fauna of Mauritius by Nicholas Pike; it includes the manuscript of the volume, research notes, correspondence, and watercolor drawings of butterflies, fish, insects, spiders of Mauritius.
The Pikes Peak Gay Community Center (PPGCC) records consist of administrative records, promotional material, and correspondence from the late 1970's during its formation, including documentation of its relationships with the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Colorado, the Lambda Services...
This collection consists of a manuscript, original ink drawings, and pencil sketches for a coloring book titled , illustrated by Jack McCord. It was developed in conjunction with a Southwest Museum exhibit of the same name that ran from 2002...
Snapshot views of the site of a reservoir on Pilarcitos Creek (labelled "At Stone Dam"), and of two women on a plank-covered flume.
Harry Pilcer was an American dancer and entertainer. The collection consists of papers and photographs pertaining to his life and career, particularly the time he spent partnering with Gaby Deslys, the French dancer and actress.
This collection contains correspondence written by Corporal Bruce M. Pilch, United States Marince Corps, to his family during the Vietnam War. Pilch was with the 81mm Mortar Platoon in Khe Sanh during the Battle of Khe Sanh.
One pamphlet entitled "Manx Wild Flowers," by Ralfe, with correspondence and notes also bound in, ca. 1911-1912. Alpha list.
Relates to Claude M. McCall, United States Army officer killed in World War I. Also includes biographical sketch of J. M. Pilcher.
Includes biographical material, clippings, travel magazines, photograph albums of Maude Pilkington and her husband Richard Lukens.
329 prints designed by Jean Pillement and etched by various printmakers. The etchings of chinoiserie, flowers, and rustic scenes were sources for designs on Worcester porcelain. The collection represents perhaps one-quarter of Pillement's printed designs.
Two photograph albums containing late-19th century portraits by William H. Pilliner, an early photographer in the Western United States.
Collection contains Latin and Italian manuscript herbal on paper, Italy, circa 1700. Written in brown ink, with 118 ink and watercolor illustrations, with occasional specimen dried leaves or petals affixed. Four engravings (or parts of engravings) of people in period...
Correspondence between the Chilean family of Julian and Petra Pillot, while living in California.
Pillsbury & Curtis Marine Surveyors records (SAFR 17400, HDC 264) consists of twenty-two volumes containing survey reports, hatch and cargo reports, expense reports, valuation and loading certificates and condition and damage surveys dating from 1917 to 1942. The collection is...
Arthur Francis Pillsbury (b.1904) joined the UCLA faculty in 1934. He became chairman of the Department of Irrigation and Soil Sciences, head of the engineering systems division, and director of the Water Resources Center. His research in hydrology made him...
The Captain Albert Freeman Pillsbury photographs (P09-016, SAFR 24439) consists of photographic postcards, a photograph album and framed photographs related to the life and work of Capt. A.F. Pillsbury...
Small-format professional photographs depicting major waterfalls of Yosemite National Park, including Yosemite Falls, Bridalveil Fall and Vernal Fall. Pillsbury envelope includes price list, a list of causes of poor photographs, and a description of services, with mention of a branch...
Pilot Master's license for Charles F. Heath (SAFR 18480, HDC0548) is dated 1957 and was issued in San Francisco.The collection is available for research use without restriction.
Includes annotations to the preface to the German edition by Hermann Göring, German Nazi leader.
This collection documents George C. Pimentel's career in the field of chemistry. It includes information on his research, teaching, public service, travel and meetings, and engagement in the community of the University of California at Berkeley. Of particular interest are...
This collection consists of around 1500 photographs and photographic postcards featuring the people, places, and events significant to the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) from the studio of Luis Ramirez Pimentel, including many images from the Chihuahua Campaigns (circa 1910-1913).
Contains 46 letters from thirty-two Jesuit missionaries working in thirty-one Pimería Alta missions and rancherias of of northern Sonora, Mexico [and southern Arizona?]. The letters, mostly addressed to Procurator General Joseph Ferrer in Mexico City, contain reports providing insight into...
The Pinal Oil Company originated in Santa Maria, California, ca. 1901; the original nine directors, constituting the bulk of the stockholders, were: E.W. Clark, J.W. Atkinson (vice president), Marks Fleisher (president), Sam Fleisher, D.D. Barnard, C.E. Reed, A.H. McKay, Pat...
Collection of documents relating to the administration of twenty New Mexican governors. Include records of legal proceedings; reports concerning battles with the Indians; petitions from inhabitants of Albuquerque and elsewhere; decrees and orders concerning Indians, presidios and missions. These documents,...
The letters were written from San Francisco, New York, Paris, and various places in Mexico and Central America, and deal primarily with linguistics of the original peoples of Mexico and Central America. There is a copy of Fray Pedro de...
Collection consists of the papers of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney....
This collection (1968, undated) is comprised of manuscripts--, , , , , and one untitled manuscript--written by Paul Pinckney.
Collection consists of photographs, clippings, and other writings about American theater producer Ralph Pincus, the Wigwam Theater, and the history of theater in San Francisco.
This collection contains school registers from Pine Ridge School, near Healdsburg, California.
35 holograph journals from 1959 to the present, tape and video recordings of the author's work, drafts of unpublished work, photographs, literary and professional correspondence, teaching files, publishing files, and personal files....
The Pinedo Family Papers, 1826-1901 (bulk 1842-1901), document the Pinedo family and life at Mission Santa Clara prior to the laicization of the mission. The records consist of the reminiscences of Encarnación Pinedo, author of l, along with two copies...
Album of portraits, most identified, and many are named Pingrey. Some portraits were made by Pingrey's Gallery, River Falls, Wisconsin. A second album of unidentified portraits also includes a number made by Pingrey's Gallery.
Relates to the situation of the insurance business in the Philippines.
Collection includes original design drawings of Pink Triangle Park in the Castro, as well as ephemera and awards.
A collection of letters addressed to the British literary agent James Brand Pinker.
The collection covers the family of William John Pinkerton, of Santa paula CA:their ancestors and descendants
Gerhard and Marianne Pinkus emigrated from Germany to Los Angeles in the 1930s and began to collect art in the 1940s. After accumulating a small collection of choice (and sometimes rare) finds, Gerhard and Marianne became a major force in...
Letters to Prof. William R. Dudley of Stanford University pertaining to the creation of Pinnacles National Monument in San Benito County, California; and photographs of the area. Correspondents include local residents S. C. Hain and L. W. Jefferson, Congressman James...
Charles “Cap” Pinney graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1964. He served in the Marine Corps, flying over 400 combat missions. After his service, he was a commercial pilot for Western, Aircal and American Airlines. He is also a...
Thomas Pinney is the author of several books on wine history including a two-volume set on the history of wine in the United States. The collection includes research materials for Pinney's books, wine subject files, information on wineries, publications and...
The collection contains research materials relating to English historian, poet, and politician Baron Thomas Babington Macaulay (1800-1859) collected by English professor Thomas Pinney. The majority consist of photocopies of letters by Macaulay spanning his lifetime. These may be photocopies of...
Relates to political conditions and the status of civil liberties in Cuba, and to the role of the Cuban armed forces. English translation of the published memoir by Ricardo del Pino, Proa a la libertad (Mexico City, 1991). Photocopy.
Pins and patches, chiefly pertaining to umpire positions of the United States Field Hockey Association (USFHA), Northern California Field Hockey Association (NCFHA) and other field hockey organizations; water safety (lifeguard); and perhaps University of California, Berkeley (i.e. Cal "C"?).
Klarna Pinska was a protegee of dance pioneer Ruth St. Denis. Dancer, choreographer, designer, director, and teacher associated with the Denishawn School of Modern Dance. In later years she recreated a St. Denis technique, which she called "soaring", and taught...
The Pinsky Pamphlet Collection contains printed material such as pamphlets, booklets and convention proceedings published by the CIO and affiliated unions including the United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America; United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America;...
Sound recording of interview with Paul Pinsky conducted by Harvey Schwartz. Recalls U.C. Berkeley; labor organizing, 1930s; discusses career as Research Director, California CIO Council, late 1930s-late 1940s; represented International Fishermen & Allied Workers of America (IFAWA) and Marine Cooks...
This collections contains material relating to the life and literary work of Robert Pinsky. The collection includes his personal and professional correspondence, interviews, poetry, literary criticism, and academic notes and papers. Also included are published and unpublished works by other...
A citizenship document (1856) of Abraham Cohen, the maternal grandfather of Julian Pinto; a citizenship certificate (1867) of Henry Levy, grandfather of Pearle Levy Pinto; and a Master Mason (i.e. Freemason) certificate (1878) for Henry Levi [sic] from National Lodge,...
This collection contains mostly handwritten and typewritten notes Dr. Lorayne Horka took from original sources regarding the Pico family and land claims in California. Some of these notes were taken from materials at the Bancroft Library at the University of...
Statement of Sherwood & Bro., lumber merchants to the Pioche Phoenix Mining Co., Jan. 31, 1874; statement of A. Brown, liquor dealer, to the Magnet Mill and Mining Co., June 1, 1874.
Correspondence, some of which includes letters regarding submission of way bills to Railroad Commission of Nevada. No way bills are included.
Correspondence, legal and land materials, and genealogical information concerning Edward L. Williams, Sylvester Woodbridge, Edmund Jones, Joseph Boston, Archbishop Alemany, A. St. Clair Denver, Luis Mesa, Juan Bautista Alvarado, Mariano G. Day, Governor Michetorena, Manuel Castañares, Mary Emma Woodbridge (later...
The making of an activist; early days at the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, 1982-1986; Focusing on clean up, 1986-1992; Regional, national, and local campaigns, 1990-1992; connecting the local to the international for pollution prevention, 1992-1999.
Record Series 42 contains records generated by the Pioneer Alumni Association at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Diary of Seth Babson; church records; photocopy of address by Loyal Lincoln Wirt, "Reminiscences of Rev. Joseph Augustine Benton, D.D."...
Diary of Seth Babson, church records, photocopies of church records.
Chiefly invoices and financial records for 1904, 1914, 1916-1918, 1920-1922.
Album documents and commemorates the Berkeley Girls' Harvest Camp of the summer of 1943, one of many war-time California Student Harvest Camps organized to bolster the state's agricultural output. Photographs primarily illustrate leisure time and fruit packing activities of Berkeley-area...
Reed discusses his family mining background; studies at the University of California School of Mines; his work as an engineer at Braden Copper Company, Chile, 194-1950; polio and rehabilitation; his Ph. D. from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1955;...
Childhood and family in Germany, 1909-33; work in penal reform; executive director of the National Association for Retarded Children; 1957-63; PARC v. Pennsylvania, 1972 and the right to education; working toward deinstitutionalization; self-advocates' movement; New York State Training School for...
Correspondence and miscellany. California and non-California material originally in the possession of California pioneers and early settlers, 1796-1897....
from Michael Maslan ;
The NASA Pioneer Program ultimately sent into outer space eight craft to explore the nearby and far away reaches of the solar system. This collection is made up of records maintained by the Pioneer Program Management Office, which was located...
The Pioneer Reduction Company processed gold ore in Nevada City, California. The collection contains organizational records (by-laws, check stubs, bullion book, and stock certificate register) as well as correspondence regarding the plant's operation.
Correspondence, receipts, accounts
Correspondence, receipts, accounts....
Typed transcript, by Dale L. Morgan, of series of articles published in the Cloverdale Weekly Reveille, Cloverdale, Calif., Mar.-Apr. 1896.
This collection contains records of the Pioneer Society of San Diego County, including documents related to administration, finances, membership, accessions, and events. It also contains original correspondence to and from members of the Society.
The Pioneer Women’s Club records document the activities of the club from its inception in 1911 to mid-1940. The records consist of six books which records the monthly minutes of the club and total .2 linear feet in one box.
Indiana farm life influences, maintaining machinery, tools, woodworking; World War II Conscientious Objector camps, fire-fighting, turning bowls, building boxes; Berkeley house and workshop, learning the craft; worldwide search for fine and rare woods and buying, drying; planning the bowls, use...
Childhood and family in New York; onset of polio; use of civil rights model in disability activism; establishment of the Disabled Students Program at Long Island University, 1968-69; denial of teacher certification and lawsuit; teaching at Public School 219; formation...
Includes biographical sketches of Samuel P. Taylor, Robert Stedman, Stephen S. Stedman and other early settlers; information about Taylor Paper Mill, Pacific Powder Mill Co., Irving Fur Tannery and other pioneer industries; beginning of Bohemian Club encampment, etc.
The Pioneering Punjabi Digital Archive is the most extensive collection of archival material documenting the first significant South Asian community in the United States. The collection includes over 1,300 photographs, rare archival films, letters, newspaper articles, songs, and audio interviews...
This group of San Bernardino Pioneers was the daring folks that in the 1850s traveled by wagon trains on the Santa Fe and Salt Lake Trails that brought them to San Bernardino. They formed a pioneer society.
Video tapes of interviews with leading American scientists and promoters of technological development, relating to their lives and contributions to science and technology. Interviews conducted by the Pioneers of Science and Technology Historical Association.
This collection contains an arrangement of papers, realia, and textiles from SP4 Kenneth Piotter, USA during his service in the Vietnam War.
This collection contains an arrangement of papers, realia, and textiles from Army Sp4 E-4 Kenneth Piotter during his service in the Vietnam War.
Papers, originals and copies, concerning the Pious Fund and the California missions, especially bequests and subsequent litigation. Chief centers of controversy were the estate of Francisco Lorenz de Rada, 1749-1754, with data extending from 1700 to 1805; the will of...
A manuscript diary in six volumes kept by Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi from 1776 to 1809.
British museum director, art historian, and novelist (1918-1990). These papers reflect Piper's tenure as director of the National Portrait Gallery (1964-1967), the Fitzwilliam Museum (1967-1973), and the Ashmolean Museum (1973-1985), as well as his position on various boards and institutions....
The Jerome B. Piper billhead and contract (SAFR 13568, HDC 23) is a billhead from Goodwin and Company dated 1859 and a contract between the U.S. Government and Piper to furnish North Beach sand for construction of a new branch...
Exterior views of the brick Bank of California building (an antiques store) in Gold Hill Nevada, and one of Piper's Opera House.
Relates to the nature and significance of the Russian Revolution of 1917, to the subsequent course of Soviet history, and to current political events in the Soviet Union. Interview conducted by Arnold Beichman.
Diary transcripts, correspondence, photographs, clippings, and miscellany, relating to Red Cross relief work in Russia and to conditions in Russia during the Russian Revolution.
Photographs by Giacomo Brogi of the art, architecture, and antiquities of Italy and France, probably created between 1870 and 1880.
The Rocci G. Pisano Collection consists of faculty service awards and commemorative flags collected by Dr. Rocci G. Pisano, Professor Emeritus at San José State University. After teaching biology at San José State for thirty years, Dr. Pisano dedicated the...
The Edward Pisoni papers span the years 1982-1997 and encompass 6.3 linear feet. The collection includes both drawings and blueprints for nineteen films on which Pisoni served as either art director or production designer....
Consists of correspondence, lectures, grant proposals, and course materials relating to Karl Pister's career as professor and dean in the UC Berkeley Department of Engineering. Also includes some material documenting Professor Pister's tenure as UC Santa Cruz Chancellor from 1991-1996....
This collection contains the letters of CPL Stephen Pistone, USA, and his wife Shirley during the Korean War.
John Emmanuel Pitcher came to California in 1849, briefly tried his hand a gold mining and then moved to Half Moon Bay, where he settled on a 200 acre farm. The first 3 folders of his papers contain "account books"...
The Pitelka collection contains biographical material, correspondence, manuscripts, research materials, photographs and professional papers spanning from 1942-1980. The bulk of the research material involves his study of lemmings in Barrows, Alaska. During the majority of his time in Alaska, Pitelka...
Includes pith helmet, mortarboard and tent hook.
A collection of professional and personal material related to the American statesman, Timothy Pitkin.
The Richard H. Pitman papers span 13 linear feet and date from 1930 to 1957. The collection contains letters and correspondence concerning the building of the Sansom Clinic in Santa Barbara, the Marymount School remodeling in Santa Barbara, the Saint...
Accounts and correspondence. A letter, 1813, to George W. Pittman concerning the schooling of his daughters, Anna Maria (later the first wife of Jason Lee) and Margaret Eliza (later Mrs. Rowe Haviland Smith). Letters from Frank Smith to his parents...
Collection consists of many groups of photographs commemorating activities and events involving Pittman and the NAACP Regional Office during the years 1951-1970; publications issued by the Office or other organizations active in civil rights during this period; and Pittman's office...
The Tarea Hall and William Pittman Papers includes photographs, correspondence, awards, certificates, financial and legal records, newspaper clippings, programs, audio recordings, and ephemera documenting the life and career of William Pittman and Tarea Hall Pittman.
The collection consists of: many groups of photographs commemorating activities and events involving Pittman and the NAACP Regional Office during the years 1951-1970; publications issued by the Office or other organizations active in civil rights during this period; and Pittman's...
Correspondence, reports, notes, and slides relating to the population of Okinawa and to social and economic conditions on Okinawa in the post-World War II period.
Pitts relates her family and work history
Robert B. Pitts (1909-1982) was the first regional administrator of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development and an advocate for housing and urban development.The Robert B. Pitts papers consist of speeches, housing reports, articles, correspondence, programs, photographs,...
Photographs of Pittsburg, Calif., including Los Medanos Hotel (:2--A), Pioneer Rubber Mills (:4--A), Contra Costa County Bank (:5--A), and two panoramic views of the town (:7-:8--G). Also includes views of Shasta Dam (:1--A), a portrait of Wigginton E. Creed (:6--A),...
A letterpress book containing copies of the Company President's outgoing correspondence for 1904 illustrates the day-to-day operation of the Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern Railroad. This internal correspondence includes letters to the Auditor/Comptroller, Chief Controlling Officer, Superintendent, Chief Engineer and company...
Freight Traffic Department correspondence.
In hand as of 10/27/10 - provenance unknown. Alpha list - title only.
Correspondence (November 27, 1869) from J. Nottingham, General Agent, to H. W. Corbett & Company, New York.
General and Special Orders, Headquarters, Department of the Monongahela and Susquehanna, seven leaves re recruitment of soldiers, with printed newspaper advertisements attached.
A notebook with information about coal deliveries from New York, Cleveland and G Coal, Pittsburgh Western Coal, and Pennsylvania & Western. Also includes coal costs for A/C and D/C power stations such as Brunot's Island, 20th Street, Glenwood, Manchester, 30th...
Published annually, in print, by Pitzer College from 1964 through 1998, without a formal title, this is the yearbook for the college.
Collection consists of documents from a variety of departments within Pitzer College including but not limited to Admissions, Registrar's Office, Financial Aid and President's Office; faculty and course documentation; student papers; college publications; oral histories; and photographs....
Papers include correspondence, press releases and articles relating to Dr. Pitzer's appointment to and resignation from the presidency of Stanford; his chron files; subject files; and appointment book (Aug. 1969-Aug. 1970).
The Kenneth S. Pitzer Papers, 1915-2000, consist of correspondence, writings, reports, and research materials documenting Pitzer's career in the field of theoretical chemistry from the 1930s until his death in 1997. The bulk of the collection is made up of...
Relates to the situation of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany.
Photographs taken chiefly in Latin America by various professional photographers represented by Pix Publishing agency, including Francois Chalais, David Mangurian, Ilsa Mayer, Arturo Mellet, Novalis, Mary Shaw Schlivek, Len Sirman and Frans Stoppelman. Includes photographs taken in Chile (Stoppelman), Costa...
Three letters to Gonzalo Pizarro concerning intercolonial shipping. Contains letters from Diego Vásquez, Oct. 13, 1546; Francisco Maldonado, Jan. 3, 1545; and Lope de Ayala, Oct. 7, 1546.
A collection of material related to Gonzalo Pizarro and Pedro de la Gasca concerning the early history of Peru.
The collection contains letters, photographs, financial records, press clippings, and a press release produced in 1966-1968 pertaining to the creation of the Samoan canoe on display at UC Irvine's Social Sciences Farm (known colloquially as "The Farm") and daughter of...
This collection contains photographic prints, film negatives, photo albums, company records, ephemera, and promotional material documenting construction jobs of the P.J. Walker Company, chiefly commercial buildings in the Los Angeles region from the early 1920s to the 1960s.
Photographic record of construction activities of the P.J. Walker Company, San Francisco. In binders in chronological order, these are primarily photos of construction only, but some include views of the sites before construction and some of finished buildings. Most buildings...
Interview with Deputy Secretary of State in the Ministry of Health in the Hungarian government discussing medicine and politics in Hungary during and after the Communist regime.
The Marco (Mark A.) Place papers contain materials related to his activities with the International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA), the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), Queer Nation and VIVA (Versatile Vigilantes Instigating Volatile Art). There are...
Record Series 514 contains the annual reports of UCLA's Placement and Career Planning Center.
Record Series 541 contains the data cards of prospective teachers, generated by UCLA's Placement and Career Planning Center between 1930-1945.
Placentia Library District's photograph collection includes images of historical interest of Placentia from the mid 1800s to 2000. Images document the citrus industry and early oil industry; residential, religious and public buildings; street scenes; significant individuals, including the Bradford family...
This collection contains two document boxes, nine Minute Books, and two Appraisal books. Also found within the collection are trademark and patent certificates for different labels of Placentia Mutual Orange Association as well as crate labels and logos. There are...
Booklet is titled Placentia Orange Growers Association History
The Placentia Orange Growers Association was established in 1908. It was a subgroup of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. Packing houses for the Placentia Orange Growers Association are located on Bradford Ave. in Placentia, CA. In 1963 the association merged...
The Placer Co., Calif., War History Committee was created in the Fall of 1918, as part of the effort by the State Council of Defense to principal of Placer Union High School, was appointed chair of the committee established to...
v. 1, mining notices, 1850-1856; v. 2, copies of lien notices, 1851-1856; v. 3, copies of land claims and surveyors' notices, 1851-1852; v. 4, copies of property agreements, leases and deeds, 1859-1870; v. 5, copies of by-laws, notices of claims...
The Placer County Archives maintains a collection of official Placer County Records regarding the filing of a Homestead Claim.
The Placer County Archives maintains a collection of official Placer County Records regarding the filing of a Land Claim.
Land deed for the sale of 1/3 of the lands in Placer County about one mile north of Auburn.
Records of court cases, public administrator's reports, road overseer's reports, bonds....
Court cases, Public Administrator's Reports, Road Overseer's reports, bonds.
Eleven licenses issued by the Placer County Treasurer during August through November of 1851; each written on a slip of paper varying in size from 6x20 cm. to 15x20 cm. Licenses issued in August were signed by D. Bingham (Douglass...
The Placer County Archives maintains a collection of official Placer Country Records regarding the recording of ownership and location of mining claims in the County.
Steros show various mines (Michigan Bluff, Hidden Treasure), hotaling at the California Iron Co., mining at Gold Run, a house at Forest Hill, and similar views.
The Placer County Archives maintains a variety of local newspaper publications spanning from 1852 with the first issue of the Placer Herald, to present issues of the Auburn Journal which are collected monthly on microfilm. No date ranges are fully...
Bills to the New England Society and to E.I. Armstrong.
Select traffic records from the Placerville and Sacramento Valley Railroad.
Placerville and Sacramento Valley Railroad Company letter, BANC MSS 2019/10, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Contains legal and financialdocuments relating to mining in Placerville, Calif.
Snapshot photograph album documenting the social life and other leisure activities of a young woman, her friends and family in Southern California. Includes many scenes taken on beaches, in the mountains and other outdoor locations. Many scenes are from Camp...
Seventeen signed working scripts once the property of Henry Placide.
Peter Plagens is an abstract painter, art critic, professor and novelist based in New York City. The collection consists of art work, exhibition materials, art criticism, published and unpublished novels, correspondence, lectures, course materials, photographs, slides, notebooks, datebooks, journals, and...
Pages from the third edition of the book, revised by Charles L. Camp, with additional emendations by Camp and Dale L. Morgan, in preparation for a revised and enlarged fourth edition. A few pages of original manuscript notes.
Items illustrative of pioneer life on the plains. Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Plains States miscellany, 1860-1895.
Autograph signed document written as attorney for plaintiff, with note to Judge David Belden.
Civil War roll of men, expenditure records, payroll and muster rolls. 1862-1865.
"Based on research and excavation of the site, dated, March 25, 1961."
Proposes German intervention to establish a new French government. Written by five French collaborationists, Joseph Darnand, Georges Guilbaud, Marcel Déat, Jean Luchaire, and M. de Tissot, and addressed to German occupation authorities.
Photostat copy with letter of transmittal, Lewis A. McArthur to Joseph J. Hill, 1927. The plan shows the location and size of various buildings at the fort, formerly called Astoria.
The collection of production materials for The Plan of St. Gall is composed of materials formerly in the possession of the donors, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Born and Lorna Price. It is composed of A variety of materials representing numerous...
This collection contains the papers of English dramatist and antiquary James Robinson Planché (1796-1880). The majority relates to his work in the theater, antiquarian pursuits, and costume expertise.
This collection consists of material created by and related to The Planetary Society since its beginning in 1980 and up to 2016.
Photographs, military reports, and newspaper issues, relating to activities of the United States Army in France, Belgium, and Germany during World War II, and particularly to communications operations.
File contains bound drawings of the proposed West Valley College Saratoga campus, traffic access routes and topography.
Record Series 8 contains the administrative files of George Vajna, generated during his time in UCLA's Planning Office.
Record Series 313 contains the project files of George Vajna, of UCLA's Planning Office.
Record Series 9 contains reports generated by UCLA's Planning Office.
Record Series 314 contains the administrative files of George Vajna. Files regard student housing, transportation, handicapped access, the Environmental Quality Act, the California Coastal Conservation Act, Westwood, and zoning. Materials include correspondence, plans, reports, and studies.
Prepared while City Engineer.
Forrest A. Plant, Sr. (1889-1933) was a member of a pioneering Davisville (later Davis), California family. Plant was admitted to the California Bar in 1913 and then established a private law practice in Davisville. He played a major role in...
Interviews conducted by Ruth Teiser for the Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library. Introduction by James F. Guymon. Photographs inserted. Study of plant genetics at University of California, Berkeley and Davis; research in the Department of Viticulture, University of California,...
An account of his association with the Botany Department, University of California, and his six expeditions to the Andes.
Collection contains five autograph albums belonging to nurse E.F. Raynes Plante and signed by soldiers recuperating at the Red Cross hospital at 6 Third Avenue, Hove, Sussex, England. ...
The archives consist of subject files on artists, typographers, clients, business contacts, suppliers, projects, etc. Individual files contain correspondence, lectures, photographs, greeting cards, and examples of artwork. Also to be found are printed items by Plantin Press and other printers,...
Correspondence and photographs pertaining to the Albion printing press built in London in 1852, purchased by the Plantin Press in 1968, and sold to the California State Library in 1983.
Typescript (carbon) annotated draft of planting key for the Arboretum at Stanford University, 1923. Also included is a cover letter from Gardner to Professor Leroy Abrams at Stanford (August 18, 1923).
Harry Plate, journalist and writer, served as Associate Editor of the Sunday magazine section of the He subsequently moved to Arizona. These files were compiled in 1970 to support what Plate intended to be a series of three feature articles...
Includes: [title page with oval vignette of principal attractions of Calaveras Mammoth Tree Grove] -- Plate II: Entrance to the grove, arriving from Murphy's -- Plate VI: Mother and son. From a photograph -- Plate VII: Stump and log of...
Correspondence, reports, and printed matter, relating to Russian governmental administration in Poland; political, economic, and religious conditions in Poland; and the Polish Revolution of 1863-1864. In part, microfilm from the Pilsudski Institute of America (3 reels). Collection material held at...
Benjamin Platt (d. 1960) founded the Platt Music Company (1905) in Los Angeles, and became the head of May Company's appliance department in 1924. The collection consists of correspondence, printed material, financial records, and photographs relating to the Platt Music...
The Charles A. Platt drawings of the Mrs. Henry Stephens house span 3 linear feet and date from 1919. The collection consists of two drawings of the loggia: one an original drawing of the loggia plan and the other a...
Depicts activities of the American Expeditionary Forces in France in World War I. Includes photographic reproductions of drawings and photographs of Charles G. Dawes as a brigadier general.
Papers highlighting the professional and personal accomplishments of Union Pacific railroad executive Howard Verden Platt.
Memoirs, 1976, and photographs, 1916, relating to relief work in Europe during World War I.
Contains photocopies of correspondence and newsclippings regarding Charles M. Goethe and the renaming of the C.M. Goethe Middle School to Rosa Parks Middle School.
Speeches and writings, reports, memoranda, bulletins, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to international educational development, especially educational activities of Unesco.
Correspondence, treasurer's report, and other printed material re gold mining in Ecuador, ca. 1895-1916. Otis S. Gage was involved in the activities of this and the United States Gold Dredging and Rubber Company (SC 1060).
Contains playbills from the San Francisco area, cabinet-size photographic portraits of contemporary actors who performed in San Francisco, printed ephemera from the Bohemian Club and the Loring Club and other related dramatic, artistic and cultural ephemera and clippings.
The collection contains written or printed advertisements posted or otherwise distributed to announce theatrical entertainment, most in 19th century England.
The collection contains predominantly 19th century printed advertisements announcing theatrical events; cast lists may or may not be included.
Papers of composer Gordon Playman, including manuscript scores, research files, correspondence, clipping and recordings of his compositions. Playman wrote several large-scale orchestral works, including four symphonies, all of which were performed. Organized into the following series: I.Musical scores, II.Sound recordings,...
Piano rolls are spools of perforated paper (or thin film) programmed with music and designed to be played on a mechanically-operated piano, more commonly called a player piano. Player pianos as popular entertainment reached their heyday in the 1920s, although...
The collection is comprised of one untitled playscript (50 pages) written by Barbara Clairchilde, Leslie Hoag and Dudley Knight. The play deals with the espionage trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (1951) and the couple's resulting execution (1953).
The Scripts Collection of the Department of Special Collections consists primarily of 19th and early 20th century American and British acting editions. Various genres are included-comedies, Ethiopian sketches, farces, melodramas, musical comedies, pantomimes, and tragedies, among others....
6 boxes containing scripts, internal organizational files, contracts, photographics prints, and other ephemera.
The Plaza de la Guerra redevelopment scheme drawings span 3 linear feet and date from circa 1923 to 1925. The collection consists of one folder containing three architectural drawings: a presentation drawing in the form of a reprographic copy, a...
This collection represents both Plaza de la Raza's administrative records as well as a record of its students' artistic output. Situated in the century-old Lincoln Park, Plaza de la Raza is the only multidisciplinary cultural arts center serving Latinos in...
This collection consists of materials documenting the financial affairs of Mary Ellen Pleasant, an African American woman and entrepreneur known as the Mother of Civil Rights in California. Items include a small autograph note; a signed promissory note; three handwritten...
Concerning Susie, a niece of Mr. Grases.
This collection documents the activities, writings, and political opinions of Ben Pleasants. Pleasants was a Los Angeles-based writer, as well as a close friend of both Charles Bukowski and Steve Richmond, seminal figures in the Los Angeles "Meat School." He...
This collection comprises the personal papers of J.E. Pleasants and his first and second wives, Mary Refugio Carpenter Pleasants and Adelina Pleasants, and includes diaries, correspondence, manuscripts, negatives, and photographic prints. J.E. Pleasants' long association with the Santa Ana Mountains...
Consists of correspondence between the Pleasants' friends and family including James M. Pleasants, William J. Pleasants, the Pleasants family in Kentucky, fellow wagon train members the Hopper family and the Rhea family, the George Miller family (son-in-law to J.M. Pleasants),...
The Pledge of Resistance began in 1984 in response to the threat of U.S. invasion into Nicaragua. The national structure grew as people signed the pledge resisting the U.S. government's policies toward Central America. Signals for actions were sent out...
This collection consists of the scripts of American theatre, film, television, and voice actress Suzanne Pleshette (1937-2008).
Papers and photographs documenting Carol Pletcher's trip with the U.S. Women Scientists China Study Tour in 1981, including her travel journal.
Documents related to Alfred Pletscher, including historical essays and reprints....
Art historian, lecturer, and cultural advisor to Tiffany and Company. In his wide travels, Pélissier both collected and created photographic images on diverse subjects, including buildings, monuments, gardens, city views, decorative arts, as well as family and friends. The images...
Small collection of correspondence, photographs and clippings related to the personal and professional activities and concerns of Abe Plotkin, first organizer for the ILGWU in California (1922-1932), who went on to organize in Hawaii, Miami, the Midwest, and New York.
Relates to court cases, tax rolls, welfare, and education in Africa, 1951-1965.
19 diaries, 1827-1863, of an Elizabeth [Elisabeth?] Plowden, likely English and possibly from London, since there are occasional references to London locations. The bound volumes, all published in London, contain a front printed section, followed by a diary, with handwritten...
The Plumas-Eureka Collection is a collection that illuminates the history of gold mining and its impact on the settlement of the Plumas County region of California during the great decades of the California Gold Rush. It consists of materials, including...
Collection of manuscript notebooks, letters, and documents from 18th-19th c., spanning several generations of the Plumer family and their distant relations. Multiple items have been annotated in 1858 by a likely relative, Thomas C. Price, Vicar of St. Augustine, Bristol.
This collection contains correspondence from Kenneth and Miriam Patchen to Hortense Baer written between 1946-1972, and ephemera on Kenneth Patchen.
Edna Covert Plummer (1907-1972) was the organizer of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank (Eureka, Nevada), the co-founder of the Legal Aid Foundation, and the nation's first woman district attorney. The collection consists of correspondence, scrapbooks, yearbooks, memorandum book, articles,...
Hazen discusses his childhood and education in Berkeley, Calif., his work with his father Harold Lewis Hazen in Nevada mines, metalurgical and plutonium research and its transfer to mining technology, and Hazen Research, Inc.
Papers relate to Pólya's research and teaching in mathematics and include professional and personal correspondence with mathematicians worldwide, 1910-1984; course materials including lecture notes; mathematical research notebooks dating from 1917 to 1960; manuscripts including those from his published works ,...
from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;
Consists of documents concerning the Kaweah Colony, and P.N. Kuss Co. The Kaweah Colony documents include correspondence between Kuss, Charles Keller, Frank X. Fischer, Attorney Henry N. Copp, and Attorney Henry C. Dillon, a partial membership list, land patents, receipts,...
This collection contains 617 photographs in 8 albums documenting Los Angeles plague outbreaks in 1924-1925. The first album contains an index, which covers all 8 albums. The index headings have been used in the container listing to group the photographs....
Tax records with several attributed to Pénélon along with Adrien Davoust. 1859-1868, undated.
Proclamations and correspondence Pío Pico (1801-1894) as Governor of California. Includes a copy of the grant of Rancho Guejito y Cañada de Paloma (San Diego County) to José María Orozco, a letter on Pico's behalf by José María Covarrubias verifying...
Depicts social conditions in Cuba.
Original sketches and hand colored prints from Les Chapeaux de la Femme Chic. Gift of Robert E. Bason, apparently originally purchased by/for his wife Carol Bason Alpha list.
Written by an unidentified young woman from Elbridge, New York, the pocket diary describes her journey by train with her mother from New York to Los Angeles, California between January 1 and April 27, 1886. While in Los Angeles for...
Calendar book recording daily activities sailing from Boston to San Francisco and working in the gold fields near Marysville. Bulk of entries relate to mining.
Early years in North Carolina and Virginia; piano studies; studies at Harvard, 1942-1944; working with Vilzak-Schollar Ballet School and Balanchine's School of American Ballet; moving to California to work with composers Ben Johnston and Harry Partch, 1951; performing at the...
Include letters from Augustus, Viscount Keppel, and George, Earl of Albemarle.
Official papers and correspondence of Sir George Pocock from 1734-1793.
This collection contains propaganda leaflets, flyers, and other documents collected by Podesta during his tour of duty as a military historian during the Korean Conflict/War.
Correspondence, writings, printed matter, and photographs relating to activities of the Polska Partia Socjalistyczna in exile and to Polish émigré affairs.
The Poe Family Collection of Pomoniana features materials belonging to alumni Arlo David Poe ('23), Nadine Lucille (Merriam) Poe ('24), and Joan (Poe) Lowry ('49) that highlight campus life and events at Pomona College from 1920 to 1949.
James Poe (1923-1980) was associated with the motion picture industry (1941-80). He was a screenwriter who wrote documentaries, radio and television scripts, and a made-for-television movie. He won an Academy Award and New York Film Critics Award in 1957 for...
Poems begin with the lines "Where is the land, Bohemia's land" and "From far beyond the mountains" (Chicago, Sept. 25/09 to Waldemar Young Sire). Both poems refer to Bohemia's land, a new club house, and the fact that "we're nothing...
Copies of poems on sacred subjects, in Spanish and Latin, and a descriptive poem concerning the Franciscan convent of San Miguel in Priego. With a prefatory note by Fray Francisco Antonio de Sacedón concerning the original manuscript, and a pen...
Contains the 1984 and 1990 manuscript versions of Lewis Ellingham and Kevin Killian's work on Jack Spicer.
Collection of broadsides of poems from the 1970s.
Correspondence, submissions, newsletters, and publicity files, with some materials related to the Bay Area Writers Workshop and Watershed Festival
Poetry for the People (P4P) is an arts/activism program, founded by the late June Jordan in 1991. This collection contains administrative records, anthologies, news coverage, video recordings, and other materials related to the content, administration, organization and vision of the...
The Poetry Journals and Chapbooks Collection provides a representative sample of the poetry published in the United States during the 1970s and early 1980s. The collection includes poetry chapbooks and journal issues, literary catalogs, publishing guides, magazine and press directories,...
Two scrapbook leaves, with printed poems pasted in, from newspapers such as the Barnstable [Massachusetts] Patriot. Found in misc. mss. map drawer. Oversize boxed. Alpha list.
A collection poems, galley proofs, and ephemera related to the first issue (June 1959) of "Poetry Northwest."
Consists of announcements, programs and clippings relating to annual dinner meetings and poetry contest of annual Poet's Dinner held in the San Francisco East Bay. Also includes copies of winning poems.
The Poets Garden records contains publications, letters, diaries, and memorabilia of the literary group created by Los Angeles poet Ruth Le Prade. The collection also contains materials relating to the poet Edwin Markham (1852-1940) and the labor and socialist activist...
Portraits of poets reading on the Sproul Hall steps. Includes Robert Pinsky, Ron Loewinsohn, Gary Soto, Peter Dale Scott, and Allen Ginsberg.
This collection contains the papers of astronomer, classical scholar, and Mount Wilson Observatory librarian Alexander Pogo (born 1893). The collection is composed primarily of correspondence between Dr. Pogo and members of the general public with an interest in astronomical issues...
Many pages blank.
This collection consists of photographs and captions from the exhibition "Pogonip perceived; the unveiling of a landscape."
Excerpts from study, entitled , published in Harbin, 1924. Translated from Russian into English by Elena Varneck.
The collection consists of 219 letters, nearly all of them by Americus L. Pogue to George W. Brunk in the vicinity of Alma, Colorado from 1901 through 1907.
Photographs, commemorative book, and other printed matter, relating to interment of the remains of Tsar Nicholas II and members of his family in St. Petersburg in 1998.
Documents related to the historical perspectives of California State Hospitals and Developmental Centers collected by psychologist Henry Putnam Pohler.
Dr. Frank Neil Pohorlak (1907-1988) was an ordained minister, Bible scholar, and editor of various Christian periodical publications. The Frank Neil Pohorlak Collection includes correspondence, photographs, manuscripts, and Bible teaching materials. Published works include Concordant Press publications, pamphlets, and other...
Relates to Polish intelligence and resistance activities under German occupation in World War II. Published in Dziennik Polski (Kraków) in 1988 September. Includes commentary by Czeslaw Niemczynski.
Relates to prison conditions and the status of civil liberties in East Germany.
Memoranda, letter, radio broadcast announcement, and photograph relating especially to the declaration of martial law in Hawaii following the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
The club was established as the Saticoy Literary and Social Club in 1899. The collection consists of the history of the club
The Saticoy Poinsettia Club was incorporated in 1899 and was originally named the Saticoy Literary and Social Club until 1902. It was formed for the purpose of promoting sociality among its members and for the betterment of their recently established...
The Point Cabrillo Light Station State Historic Park Photographic Collection contains 143 cataloged images that date from 2008 through 2012. Images depict the property as a state park.
The Point Dume Community Association (PDCA) Records cover the business of the Point Dume neighborhood 501c(4) non-profit organization. Documentation includes rosters, bylaws, correspondence, finances, meeting minutes, and mailers. Records span from the incorporation of PDCA in 1983 through its suspension...
This collection primarily consists of subject files and other material related to the business operations of the Point Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by Stewart Brand and Richard "Dick" Raymond, as well as material related to Whole Earth and CoEvolution...
Records of the defunct foundation Point, founded in 1971 by Dick Raymond and Stewart Brand in California to fund small projects and produce Whole Earth publications.
Views show cliffs, water, and bridges at Point Loma, Calif.
The Point Reyes and unidentified seashore photographs, circa 1900-1940, (SAFR 24631, P15-004) are comprised of photographs of shorelines at Point Reyes and unidentified locations. The collection has been processed to the Collection level and is open for use.
Box 1: Articles of incorporation, list of members of advisory committee and board of directors, minutes of meetings, progress reports, etc.; publicity and promotional material; financial records; correspondence of president Joel F. Gustafson and others with Clem Miller, Clair Engle,...
Relates to the activities of the local soviets, local administration, and economic questions.
Relates to religious persecution in the Soviet Union.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, bibliographies, biographical data, and personal documents, relating primarily to energy resources, and especially to oil and nuclear energy resources, and to nuclear energy in Eastern Europe.
This collection from producer and assistant director Hal Polaire (1918-1999) consists of scripts and production information, including cast and finances.
Correspondence, legal papers, notes, printed ephemera and other material from activist and businessman Clark P. Polak. Polak was an influential activist in the Philadelphia gay community throughout the 1960s, who in 1963 became president of the homophile organization, Janus Society....
Richard Polanco, Democrat, served in the California Legislature from 1986 to 2002. The Richard Polanco Papers consist of 45 cubic feet of textual records and audiovisual materials and cover the years 1986-2002. The records are organized into 16 record series.
Relates to the history of Poland from the medieval period to the twentieth century. Produced by Roger Conant.
Agenda, sound recordings, distributed conference documents, and printed transcripts, relating to the fall of the communist regime in Poland.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, dispatches, studies, log books, statistics, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Polish-Vatican relations, the Catholic Church in Poland, Polish diplomatic relations during World War II, and Polish refugees.
Correspondence and memoranda, relating to relations between China and the Polish Government-in-Exile in London.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial records, relating to Franco-Polish relations in the interwar period and during World War II.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial records, studies, conference proceedings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Anglo-Polish relations, especially relations between Great Britain and the Polish government-in-exile in London during World War II; Anglo-Polish trade; Polish foreign policy and participation in the...
Telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Italian relations. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Reports, correspondence, accounts, lists, testimonies, questionnaires, certificates, petitions, card files, maps, circulars, graphs, protocols, and clippings relating to World War II, the Soviet occupation of Poland, the Polish-Soviet military and diplomatic agreements of 1941, the re-establishment of the Polish embassy...
Reports, correspondence, bulletins, communiques, memoranda, dispatches, and instructions, speeches and writings, and printed matter, relating to the establishment of the Republic of Poland; the Polish-Soviet War of 1920; Polish politics and foreign relations; national minorities in Poland; the territorial question...
Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, reports, relating to events and conditions in Portugal and Spain, relations between Poland and Portugal, and the Spanish Civil War.
Telegrams and logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish foreign relations during the interwar period and Polish participation in the League of Nations. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Reports and correspondence, relating to nationalization of German firms in post-World War II Poland.
Two views of a congregation of hippies in Golden Gate Park, 1969, and snapshots (labelled "Freak photos, 1972") of Captain Ozone, Jefferson Poland, Berkeley poet Julia Vinograd, Berkeley Barb vendor Bill Friedman, and Pink Cloud (underground paper distributor). Some views...
Correspondence, clippings, photographs, pamphlets, and printed matter, relating to Polish commercial interests, emigre organizations, fund raising for war relief, and consular activity in South Africa.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, bulletins, historical studies, and printed matter, relating to Poland during World War II and Poles in the United States.
Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, press releases, financial records, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to Polish-Irish relations, Polish citizens and consular affairs in Ireland, activities of the Polish Government-in-Exile during World War II, and postwar Polish émigrés and émigré affairs....
Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, financial records, passports and passport applications, and printed matter, relating to Franco-Polish relations, Polish citizens and consular affairs in France, and conditions in Poland and France during World War II. A digital copy of this entire...
Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, reports, agreements, minutes, histories, financial records, lists, press summaries, photographs, and printed matter, relating to the German and Soviet occupation of Poland during World War II, activities of the Polish Government-in-Exile (London), and displaced Polish citizens after...
Correspondence, telegrams, circulars, notes, speeches, clippings, minutes, protocols, and seals, relating to Polish foreign relations with South Africa and Polish émigré organizations, fund-raising for war relief, and consular activity in South Africa.
Polish electoral bylaws for the Diet, adopted July 8, 1935. English translation from Polish.
Directives, memoranda, and reports relating to internal security procedures and practices in Poland. Used as research material for the Instytut Pamięci Narodowej--Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu documentary publication (Warsaw, 2011) edited by Bogusław Kopka. Photocopy.
Correspondence, reports, bulletins, memoirs, and photographs, relating to conditions in Poland during World War II, deportation of Poles to the Soviet Union, the Katyn Forest Massacre, and activities of Polish armed forces and of the Polish Government-in-Exile. Includes release certificates...
Reports, studies, statistical data, and statutes, relating to Polish shipping boundaries, and territorial disputes with the Soviet Union during World War II. Materials were issued, in part, by the Department of Marine Affairs of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and...
Essays, bulletins, reports, and studies, relating to Poland's boundary disputes following World Wars I and II; events and conditions in Poland under German and Soviet occupations during World War II; Polish-Soviet relations; communism in Poland; and twentieth century Polish agriculture,...
Reports and bulletins, relating to Polish politics and government; social conditions in Poland; the German and Soviet occupations of Poland; and the Polish underground movement during World War II. Includes reports and studies prepared by the Ministries of National Defense...
Plans, memoranda, correspondence, and draft documents, relating to preparations for imposition of martial law in Poland in 1980. Includes some later documents. Photocopy.
Dispatches, correspondence, reports, and memoranda, relating to Polish foreign relations with the United States and Canada. Includes dispatches from the Polish embassy in the United States.
Correspondence, bulletins, memoranda, reports, studies, lists, financial records, and photographs, relating to Polish foreign relations during World War II, the Polish government in exile in London, Allied diplomacy during World War II, conditions in Poland during the war, deportation of...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Poland newspaper collection (1900-2001) comprises two-hundred and sixty-two different titles of publication, in Polish, German, Yiddish, English, and French....
Photo album (disbound) contains 86 black and white photographs taken in Poland during the years 1932-1933 by Antoni H. Jakubowski.
When World War II began, Polish Armed Forces (Polskie Siły Zbrojne) were outfitted with a fighting force that was approximately one million strong. The initial 1939 invasion by Germany on September 1st and then later the Soviet Union on September...
Reports, dispatches, correspondence, memoranda, and speeches, relating to Polish military operations during World War II, the Polish government-in-exile, wartime Allied diplomacy, Polish refugees, and the deportation of Poles to the Soviet Union. Includes papers of General Wladyslaw Sikorski.
The Armia Polska na Wschodzie (Polish Army in the East) was created on September 12th, 1942, by the direct order from the Commander-in-Chief of the Polish Armed Forces, General Władysław Sikorski. The Polskie Siły Zbrojne, Armia Polska na Wschodzie issuances...
Correspondence, telegrams, and dispatches, relating to Polish-Belgian relations and to Polish diplomacy during World War II. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Correspondence, memoranda, and telegrams, relating to Legation operations and diplomatic relations between Poland and Bulgaria.
Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, bulletins, and printed matter, relating to Polish-Czechoslovak relations, conditions in Poland and Czechoslovakia during World War II, and Allied diplomacy during the war. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Danish relations during the interwar period. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Correspondence, telegrams, and memoranda, relating to Polish-Finnish relations and to Polish diplomacy during World War II.
Telegrams and logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Hungarian relations during the interwar period. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Telegrams, logbook transcripts of telegrams, and memoranda, relating to Polish-Dutch relations during the interwar period. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports, relating to foreign relations between Poland and Portugal between the two world wars, and to foreign relations between Portugal and the Polish Government-in-Exile in London during and after World War II.
Logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Romanian relations during the interwar period. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Swiss relations. A digital copy of this entire collection is available at .
Correspondence, dispatches, reports, telegrams, and diplomatic agreements, relating to Polish-Yugoslav relations and to Polish and Yugoslav diplomacy during World War II.
This collection consists of posters about Poland. They include information about Poland and its place in the United Nations, as well as a poster by M. Zulawski about Poland's position as the first country to fight during World War II.
Reports, memoranda, and statistical data, relating to administration of the government of Poland.
Decrees, reports, stenographic records, minutes of meetings, and speeches, relating to political developments in Poland and Eastern Europe, and to activities of the Polish Government-in-Exile.
The collection documents local agriculture, business, construction, economic conditions, the environment, land, parks, recreation, and tourism. It consists of correspondence, publications, maps and other data relating to a series of public hearings held pursuant to the Wilderness Act (PL88-577) of...
Underground pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, bulletins, photographs, video tapes, and miscellany, collected by Polish internal security police. Includes some reports and bulletins issued by Polish security police.
Relates to regulation of the civilian population of the Kraków region of Poland by German occupation authorities during World War II.
Issues of Problemy Wyznan i Laicyzacji, 1968-1975, and of Prasa Zagraniczna o Kosciele, 1978-1979, relating to church and state in Poland.
Depicts relief work of the American Relief Administration in Poland. Presented by the Polsko-Amerykanski Komitet Pomocy Dzieciom to W. B. Poland in gratitude for his relief activities with the American Relief Administration in Poland.
A leather vest from the bar, the Arena, donated by Michael D. Polansky.
Writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to the Russian scouting movement.
Papers of Joseph Polchinski, professor of physics at the University of California, Santa Barbara. These papers include publications, correspondence, and handwritten lecture notes and calculations covering from his academic career as a graduate student while earning his PhD at the...
Manuscript includes treatments and recipes such as "Pole Evil Medicine--is to be applied first to the sore direct in quantities sufficient to saturate ... "; "Rev. J.B. Findley's Recipe for Cholera Morbus"; "E.C. Cooper, M.D. on Cronic [sic] Bronchitis"; treatment...
This collection contains manuscript news-letters as well as printed issues of newspapers and with manuscript additions, all addressed to the Pole family of Radbourne, Derbyshire. Written from an agent in London, these letters and papers contain information on current happenings...
This collection includes the music scores and audio recordings for the film and television projects of American composer Basil Poledouris (1945-2006).
Questions and answers concerning various religious beliefs.
Reports, studies, bibliographies, and proclamations relating to Soviet agricultural policy, and to German agricultural policy in occupied parts of Russia during the two world wars.
Part of the Edith C. Smith Collection, these albums are a rare collection of photographs taken by members of this important California family of their various estates, family members and their activities, and early automobile excursions throughout Northern California.
Charles B. Polhemus came to California in 1849 and was an active and successful businessman and diplomat, with interests in real estate, the commission and banking business, ranching, and the railroad industry. This collection consists of retained copies of correspondence,...
Photographs and postcards of the Stanford University campus and student activities. Campus buildings pictured include Memorial Church, Roble Hall, Museum, Memorial Arch, the Quad, Encina Hall, and individual fraternity houses; some photographs depict the damage from the 1906 earthquake. Student...
Stanford images include the quad, the Museum, Encina Hall, entrance gates, mausoleum, and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house and fraternity members. There are other images from his trip to Guatemala including Lake Amititlan and destruction from the eruption of the...
These papers contain the correspondence, and writings of Ivan Alekseevich Poliakov, participant in the Don Cossack uprising of 1918, and ataman of the Don Cossacks in emigration since 1947.
Pamphlets, leaflets, proclamations, bulletins, serial issues, and clippings, relating to political, social and economic conditions in the Soviet Union, and to Russian émigré activities. Includes a few letters written to Poliakov.
Statistics on benefits of police and fire departments.
Album shows many views of Police Chief (of San Francisco) Daniel O'Brien. Includes views of social events, public appearances, portraits, humorous views, etc. Some show views related to the production of the police drama "In the Name of the Law"...
Minute dockets recording daily proceedings of the Police Court in San Francisco. Chronological entries show persons charged and with what crime(s); plea; and court action or ruling. Crimes include both misdemeanors and felonies, ranging from public drunkenness and disturbing the...
The University of California, Irvine Police Department (UCIPD) scrapbooks include collected newspaper articles, clippings, and photographs about the department from 1992-2004. Other materials include a folder about the University of California Police Department (UCPD) history, early maps of UC Irvine's...
38 b/w photos, most 8x10, most relating to the Police Gazette (New York) and its staff, with various celebrities and sports figures such as Babe Ruth, Joe Dimaggio, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Rocky Graziano, Sugar Ray Robinson, Jersey Joe Walcott,...
The collection comprises revised and superseded documents from UCI's online "Administrative Policies and Procedures" and its predecessor, the The policies and procedures concern campus administration, academics, research, facilities, and students.
These papers contain the personal papers of Archimandrite Polikarp (Gorbunov). After the Russian Revolution, Archimandrite Polikarp found himself in Harbin, China, where he was closely associated with Metropolitan Meletii (Zaborovskii), and was assigned as rector of the Annunciation cathedral.
Correspondence, subject files, and reprints of Professor of Environmental Science and Policy Gary A. Polis.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, press releases, resolutions, petitions, financial records, printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to Polish Americans, conditions in Poland, official and unofficial relations between the United States and Poland, and grant and charitable aid to Poland.
Photograph album, containing 52 black/white snapshots with captions in English, apparently presented by Polish Army soldiers in conjunction with an exhibition at United College, St. Andrews University, Scotland in February 1941. The soldiers were part of a Polish, British, and...
Polish language radio broadcasts on open reel tape, produced by Polskie Radio i Telewizja and distributed to the Polish Arts and Culture Foundation in the United States. Programs include interviews with Polish scholars, filmmakers and artists, and discussions of Polish...
Correspondence, writings, printed matter, photographs, sound recordings, video tapes, and motion picture film, relating to Polish culture and history, and to the Polish community in the United States. Includes material collected by the Foundation.
Finished English and Polish videotape versions, raw videotape footage, and transcripts, relating to the role of the Roman Catholic Church in Polish society and politics. Produced by Bohdan W. Oppenheim. Polish version entitled Polski Krzyz.
Memoirs, reports, correspondence, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to relief activities carried out in Poland at the end of World War I, and to conditions in Poland at that time. Includes memoirs by Martha Gedgowd and Amy Pryor Tapping,...
Serial issues, books, and pamphlets, published by underground and uncensored presses in Poland, relating to political and cultural conditions in Poland. Includes issuances of Solidarnosc, among other organizations.
Clippings (primarily from American sources), correspondence, administrative files, press reviews and summaries, bulletins, printed matter, sound recordings, and photographs, relating to World War II, the German and Soviet occupations of Poland, the persecution of Jews in Poland, and the spread...
Relates to the controversy between Germany and Poland in the interwar period regarding the decision of the Polish government to destroy the bridge at Opalenica, Poznan Province, that had been constructed by the German government in 1909.
Depicts scenes of destruction in Poland during World War I, coins of Lithuania and Poland, and Polish-American soldiers in France during World War I.
Reports, studies, bulletins, and printed matter, issued by the Polish Research Centre, the Polish Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Information and Documentation, and other agencies of the Polish Government-in-Exile (London), relating to Polish-Soviet relations, conditions in occupied Poland, Polish underground...
Materials in the Polish Subject Collection have been collected over time by the Hoover Institution Library and Archives from various creators and are reflective of Polish history from 1908 to 2014. The collection consists of serial issues, pamphlets, election campaign...
Correspondence, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Pentecostal Christians and civil liberties in the Soviet Union.
This collection contains correspondence and ephemera of Sgt. Dominic F. Politeo, AEF during and after the First World War.
Contains a one page mimeograph copy with general proposals and ideas for organizing civilian political activities to influence urban renewal plans in the Western Addition area of San Francisco, California. Also includes two copies of a critique of Mayor John...
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Scrapbook of political broadsides, 1860s - 1890s. Scrapbook has been disbound for preservation purposes and re-housed in custom box....
Bumper stickers, buttons, flyers, ballot tickets, about half late 19th century, half mid-20th century. Local, state, and national levels of government represented.
Buttons printed with names and slogans of various politicians and political campaigns. Among the subjects are Calvin Coolidge, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Richard M. Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Wendell L. Willkie, Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert H. Humphrey, Ronald Reagan, William Warren...
The Imperial Shaving Shop, Satirist, 1st February 1813. Hand colored. Alpha list.
THE MAIN - E - ACS - OF 1855 _ PURITANISM REVIVED _ EVIL EFFECTS OF THE JUG LAW, re prohibition law of the time. Portland, Maine. Alpha list. [Oversize boxed].
Collection of Political cartoons and caricatures from various countries, notably England and Egypt.
Political cartoons are titled: Political influence sheilding a crime -- History repeats itself, Pratt forcing his wife to sign away her honor. Portraits show Hon. E.B. Pond, mayor of San Francisco; and Joseph A. Donohoe, Esq. Four views of resevoirs...
This collection contains twenty four posters related to LGBT rights and AIDS activism....
An artificial collection includes textual and non-textual materials of American politics. Textual holdings consist of election and political ephemera. Non-textual material includes posters, a few postcards, and two sound recordings. Other artifacts are buttons, ribbons and leather-bound and woven keepsakes....
This collection was originally obtained by Frank Wylie, Public Affairs Director at California State University, Los Angeles, during 1982-1983. Correspondence letters were utilized to verify object history and accession dates. Further information regarding the circumstances for collection acquisition remain unknown.
This collection consists of approximately thirty alternative and underground newspaper and journal titles whose primary focus is from an ethnic, leftist, socialist, or communist perspective. This collection also consists of other publications, leaflets, flyers, clippings, and articles relating to topics...
This collection contains political newspapers published in Buenos Aires, Argentina from 1812 to 1851. Publications contain a range of topics with a focus on Argentine national issues but also include international news. The newspapers are primarily in Spanish, with some...
Family background in Champaign, IL; education in the South, Japan, and Washington, D.C.; muscular dystrophy diagnosis, health care, family support; University of Illinois, 1962-1967: Rehabilitation Center, civil rights activism, Students for a Democratic Society; political organizing for Socialist Workers Party,...
The Political pamphlets collection contains published documents from various sources that discuss conflicts and related politics from the mid-twentieth century, with the majority of the documents dated from the 1930s to the 1970s. The documents primarily concern the politics before,...
Political Reform Act of 1974, Analysis by the California Attorney General, pts.1 and 2; press clippings index, pt.3; press clippings, pts.4-8; general newspaper articles concerning Proposition 9, pt.9; Summary of major 1973-1974 campaign litigation, pt.10; press releases for and against...
Record Series 257 contains the administrative records of Winston Winford Crouch from the Department of Political Science at UCLA.
Record Series 236 includes publications generated by UCLA's Political Science Department in 1964 and 1987.
Family and youth in Kansas and Missouri; education at the University of Missouri and Princeton in political science; study of political processes in the judiciary; teaching at Smith College, 1947-1951; University of Illinois Department of Political Science, 1951-1960, and dean...
Memorandum relating to the program of the Politicheskiĭ ob'edinennyĭ komitet, and bulletins relating to the Politicheskiĭ ob'edinennyĭ komitet and to political developments in Russia.
Relates to political life in Russian Poland.
Reports from agents in the United States relating to participation of Germans and other Europeans in anarchist and socialist movements, 1894-1916. Also includes some original proclamations from the Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871; and photocopies of charts of the Berlin police communication...
Also includes a few color slides and a 16mm film (Agfa Safety film).
The Benjamin Polk collection spans the years 1938-1993 and is comprised of his scrapbooks. The collection contains photographs, correspondence, Polk's writings, and news clippings, primarily about Polk's projects. The scrapbooks also include some personal papers, such as biographical information, correspondence,...
Photographs and United States Army and Navy press releases, relating to the Vietnamese War.
Concerning his presidential career, political events in New York State, and offer of the position of Secretary of War to Marcy.
This collection primarily consists of correspondence and notes of James K. Polk, dating from 1844 to 1849, and correspondence of his wife Sarah Childress Polk, dating from 1883 to 1889.
The 'Polk Street: Lives In Transition' project was an oral history project by Joey Plaster examining Polk Street's history through the lens of current neighborhood change. It also was a traveling multimedia exhibit, an hour-long radio documentary at transom.org, a...
The Willis Polk collection documents Polk's architectural career, his professional involvement and his interest in the civic improvement of San Francisco. Architectural drawings from 1890-1924 form the bulk of the collection, as well as additional manuscript records. The collection is...
Five volumes of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings documenting the reconstruction of San Francisco, California after the 1906 earthquake and fire, and subsequent city and architectural development. Commercial and public buildings represented include: the Civic Center, the Hobart Building, the Hallidie...
Directory of Davis (Calif.) businesses with indexes. Location A5.5
City directory, with indexes, of Sacramento, California, along with indexes of surrounding Sacramento suburbs. Originally part of Library branch reference. Location A5.5-5.6
City directory, with indexes, of Woodland and Davis, California, with extended directory listings for the rest of Yolo County. Originally part of Library branch reference. Location: A5.4; A5.5;
Printed forms filled in.
List of Republican voters in the 13th Senatorial District, 11th Ward, 2nd Election Precinct, San Francisco on October 2, 1880
This collection contains the papers of Jack Harrison Pollack pertaining primarily to his research and writings for his biography of Chief Justice Earl Warren (1891-1974). The papers include correspondence with figures who knew and associated with Warren, research notes, and...
The Sydney Pollack papers span the years 1956-2008 and encompass 118 linear feet of manuscripts and 108 artworks. The collection includes production records, scripts, correspondence, posters, set plans, and photographs. The production files include material on ABSENCE OF MALICE (1981),...
Contains correspondence between various Pollard family members including John Pollard and Mary Pollard, who migrated from Me. to Calif. in the 19th cent. Topics include business, conversion to Christianity and comparison of Me. and Calif.
This collection consists of newspapers, negatives, slide, and prints depicting the images taken by Susan Tripp Pollard. Most newspapers are incomplete, including only the pages with her images. It also includes newspapers which she collected on major events like the...
Collection consists of business papers and correspondence relating to recording artists (singers, bands, including Badfinger, producers, etc.) represented by Stan Polley, materials relating to movie projects, and sound recordings....
Letter from Pollie Denver in Sacramento to a relative telling of recent floods, the birth of her child, and the death of her grandmother.
Melvin Pollner was a UCLA Professor of Sociology for nearly 40 years and a leading practitioner of ethnomethodology, one of the department's signature specialties. The collection consists of field notes, research files of ethnomethodology papers and notes, Pollner's drafts and...
The George Gordon Pollock Papers, held by the Sacramento Archives and Museum Collection Center, reflects the life work of the man himself. Before and after World War II, Pollock’s firm built some of the most important and recognizable features of...
Louis Pollock was a writer for motion picture, television, and radio programs, in addition to authoring a number of short stories and articles. He also wrote under the pseudonyms Joe Madison and Louis Benart. The collection consists of script and...
Letters, two photographs, a check and a contract relating to R.W. Pollock's application and service as a Pullman Company conductor, as well as his family's banking interests. There is also a photograph of Pollock.
Correspondence, minutes, membership lists, financial records, and photographs, relating to efforts to promote nongovernmental Polish-American contacts, to support charitable causes in Poland, and to influence American governmental policy toward Poland.
Abraham Polonsky was a director, screenwriter and novelist. In 1951, he refused to confirm or deny membership to the Communist party before the House Un-American Activities Committee and as a result, he was blacklisted by the entertainment industry. The collection...
Includes correspondence, writings, printed matter, photographs, books, digital files, and audiovisual material relating to Russian literature and to Russian émigré affairs.
Relates to Polish political and diplomatic events.
Relates to events and conditions in Poland during World War II, the deportation of Poles to the Soviet Union, Polish displaced persons, relations between Poland and the Soviet Union, and Polish boundaries. From various international sources.
Leaflets, flyers, announcements, pamphlets, and serial issues, relating to socialist activities in Poland, and to the movement for Polish independence. Issued by party groups in Warsaw and in emigration in Paris and London. Includes some items issued by other Polish...
Decrees, directives, reports, memoranda, plans, resolutions, bulletins, and correspondence, relating to governmental administration, social and economic policy planning, and educational policy, in Siedlce province, Poland.
Testimonials of Polish inmates of German concentration camps during World War II, relating to conditions in the camps. Testimonials transcribed by the Polski Instytut Zródlowy w Lund.
Catalog of pamphlets, leaflets, and periodicals at the archives.
Donald Perry Polsky (born September 20, 1928) is an American mid-century modern style architect. Polsky worked for the Richard Neutra firm early in his career (1953-1956), then continued with other firms and established his own in 1956. Polsky's works are...
Broadside relating to the situation of religion in Poltava, Ukraine, during the Russian Revolution.
Lillian Poltere lived in Shanghai, and attended the Shanghai American School, graduating in 1939. In 1940, she and her family emigrated to the United States, where she eventually settled in San Diego. The collection contains materials mostly related to Poltere's...
Anti-fascist, anti-American, and pro-communist drawings, commenting on twentieth-century German and world events.
Judy Polumbaum (1953-) was the first Western researcher to do fieldwork focusing on post-Mao journalism in mainland China. China-related correspondence through the 1980s-1990s, with both Chinese and American colleagues, friends, and students.
Oral history interview transcripts and recordings of former students and teachers at Polytechnic High School in San Francisco, together with a few videocassettes, research notes, and ephemera about the school, collected by Dolores M. Robinson, historian for the Poly Alumni...
Poly Vue was an annual open house event held at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona from 1939 to 1993. Events included exhibits and displays from various academic departments and clubs, as well as a Poly Vue Queen contest. Materials in...
The Polynesian Resources Collection (1928-1939; 1983; undated) contains scholarly articles, maps, and magazine articles relating to various topics regarding Samoa and Polynesian society. Topics include Samoan grammar, earth-mounds, genus ficus, Polynesian explorers, Micronesia, and others. This collection contains mostly reprints...
The Models and Drawings of Schindler houses by Stefanos Polyzoides collection spans 12 linear feet and dates from circa 1986. The collection is composed of 15 models and drawings of 28 Schindler residences in the southern California area. The models...
Relates to the capitulation of the French government during World War II.
Scrapbook includes programs, tickets, notes, three pen and ink sketches of co-eds, clippings, and pamphlets primarily covering events at Stanford (athletics, concerts, lectures) but also other events and subjects. Items of note include ticket for Benjamin Harrison's lectures at Stanford,...
A typescript of a travelogue detailing Everett Pomeroy's 1900 trip to Mexico, supplemented with 71 photographs and illustrations. The journal includes observations on Mexican culture and history, but is mainly focused on the excitements and frustrations of a Catholic American...
Collection includes outlines and class assignments from applied psychology taught by Lillien Jane Martin, 1909, with Pomeroy's notes and two essays; lab notebook from physics 7a and 7b, taught by Fernando Sanborn, with experiments on optics, heat, gases, and electricity,...
The collection includes materials related to Poland, the Polish Underground, the Warsaw Uprising, Polish politics and government during and after World War II and Polish émigré affairs, in the form of correspondence, writings, reports, publications, notes, and clippings. Also available...
The Frank J. Pomin straight bills of lading (SAFR 21356, HDC1297) comprise three documents for goods consigned to Mr. Pomin at the Lake Tahoe Basin post office where he was the first postmaster.
Erich Pommer (1889-1966) was a German film producer and executive. This collection contains materials from 1913-1956 which includes project files for various produced and unproduced films, exhibition materials, scripts, appointment books, stills of negatives, tapes, and project files with materials...
The Ansis Pommers Papers contain materials pertaining to the history of the Latvian emigration after World War II, from the experience of Latvians in Displaced Persons camps in Germany immediately after the war to their subsequent lives as immigrants in...
The records contain correspondence, programs, press coverage, contracts, scripts, financial information, photographs, and other ephemera of Pomo Afro Homos (Postmodern African American Homosexuals), a San Francisco-based theater group that presented the stories of black, gay men.
The records of the Department of Pomology include correspondence, course development materials, and an extensive set of photographic materials, including plates, prints, negatives, and slides.
The collection includes video recordings of oral history interviews and panel discussions that took place during the World War II Symposium, "Focus on a Generation: Pomona College and the WWII Years" over Alumni Weekend on April 27th and 28th, 2001....
A collection of architectural plans for Pomona College and Claremont Colleges buildings, both on and off campus. Spanning from 1922 to 2006, the collection includes architectural drawings, blueprints, sketches, renderings, building plans, and other building documentation.
The collection contains artifacts for which the creator and/or origin is unknown, including fabric patches, jewelry, plaques, and class year memorabilia.
This collection contains materials relating to the Pomona College chapter of the National Mortar Board Society. Incorporated as the 46th chapter on March 28, 1903, the women's society for college seniors who exemplify the principles of leadership, scholarship, and service....
A collection of audiovisual materials related to Pomona College documenting conferences, lectures, memorial services, commencement and convocation ceremonies, performances, and other Pomona College events on campus. An assortment of interviews, television appearances, and music by Pomona College-related individuals is also...
A collection of biographical materials relating to Pomona College (and Claremont Colleges) individuals, including faculty, staff, students/alumni, trustees, and campus speakers.
The collection includes college advertisements, event and exhibition posters, student proclamations and broadsides, campus signage, College awards and certificates, student diplomas, and artwork primarily originating from Pomona College and its students from 1888-2020.
Collection consists of paperwork and materials collected over the course of normal business of the Pomona College Rembrandt club. Documents span 123 years of club history and include materials regarding the club’s history and documents on how it conducts its...
The collection includes scrapbooks belonging to Pomona College students and alumni, as well as those for which the creator and/or origin is unknown. The scrapbooks and photo albums contain clippings, photographs, programs, invitations, illustrations, correspondence, and ephemera related to Pomona...
The Pomona College Textiles Collection is an artificial collection of clothing, banners, pennants, and other textile materials ranging from 1908 to 2010.
Relates to life in Belgium before and during World War I, and to engineering in Canada and the United States.
Primarily views of Pacific islands during the laying of the Guam-Midway cable in 1903. Also views in Hawaii. Most images show the work of the U.S.S. Iroquois, the British ship Anglia and crews on various islands, presumably in the Hawaiian...
The Yosemite Stereoviews by Charles L. Pond collection consists of 31 stereographic prints taken from circa 1871 to circa 1878.
Hand-colored menu for a feast at the Imperial Palace Restaurant in San Francisco; watercolor on rice paper; print of the Chinese cooking god; unframed pen and ink; realia.
In addition to Henderson/Drown family documents and Pond/McHenry family correspondence and photographs, the Inez Pond Collection consist of Inez Henderson Pond's research notes, drafts and published articles on Stockton, San Joaquin County, the Mother Lode and California, with particular emphasis...
Collection consists of color slides depicting a folk-dance performance of the Pongsan mask dance in North Korea.
Correspondence, memoirs, reports, notes, and printed matter relating to Polish-Soviet and Polish-Romanian relations, and to religious persecution in the Soviet Union.
Relates to conditions in Potsdam under Soviet occupation after World War II.
The Pony Express Centennial Association was incorporated (1958) to foster and facilitate commemorations of the centennial of the Pony Express (1860-1861). The man principally responsible for promoting this Association was retired Air Force Lt. Col. Waddell Smith, a grandson of...
Documents relating to the Organizational Committee of the California Pony Express Centennial Organization, with envelope from the office of California Governor Goodwin J. Knight addressed to former State Library California Section supervisor Caroline Wenzel. Documents include meeting minutes form December...
Box 2748: biography and correspondence; Box 2749: correspondence; Box 2750: trip to France, demise of Poodle Dog, invoices; Box 2751; price lists and invoices; Box 2752: restaurant documentation; Box 2753: legal documents; Box 2754: personal and miscellaneous; Box 2755: Camille's...
Mimeographed letters and circulars, pamphlets and leaflets, relating to American Trotskyism, especially to factional disputes within the Socialist Workers Party, 1938-1940, and to Trotskyist activities in the anti-fascist, anti-war labor movements. Includes some radical non-Trotskyist material.
A manuscript notebook kept by Emilia Wyndham Poole, a professional nurse, to enter patient case notes from January 1897 through December 1898. The entries contain the patient's name, disease or operation, vital signs, wound condition, medications, general medical state and,...
A collection of letters by the British playwright John Poole.
This collection consists of printed, manuscript and photographic materials documenting Peggy Ryan Poole's service as a SCOPE Project volunteer during the summer of 1965 in Sussex County, Virginia. The materials include: correspondence, local newspaper articles, documents from the SCOPE orientation...
Author, editor, mechanical engineer, Director of Transportation Policy at Reason Foundation, and Searle Freedom Trust Transportation Fellow. The collection consists primary of Reason magazine issues from 1968-2022 and also includes business files, correspondence, annual reports, newsletters, sound cassettes, and associated...
Reports, correspondence, minutes, hearing transcripts, legal exhibits, clippings, serial issues, pamphlets, and leaflets relating to communism and radicalism in the United States, and to the anti-Vietnam War movement. Includes exhibits of the United States Subversive Activities Control Board and files...
Exhibits from a Hong Kong Central Magistracy case trial involving bank fraud in the Hong Kong branch of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International. Photocopy.
The album, most likely compiled by Dr. C. H. B. Adams-Wylie, the plague medical officer at the General Plague Hospital in Poona (Pune), India, from 1897-1898, records the work of that hospital in great detail. The photographs portray the daily...
Pages from a photograph album documenting his student years at Stanford University. Subjects include the Stanford campus; Encina dorm rooms; gym, track and crew teams; student amusements and initiations; excursions to surrounding parks and the Pacific coast; the Frosh-Soph tie-up...
This scrapbook was created by the Los Angeles Bureau of Housing and Sanitation, under director M. S. Siegel, to document poor and slum housing conditions in Los Angeles during 1938. It consists of black and white photographs and negatives, some...
Cloth [?], n.d. [Oversize boxed].
Relates to war news, the Allied bombing campaign against Germany, and conditions in the Netherlands under German occupation.
"Employe's Service Certificate" issued by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway to Thomas Joseph Pooser, December 20, 1912, verifying his employment as a brakeman in Galveston, Texas from September 16 to December 20, 1912. •(2) Thomas Joseph Pooser's "Application...
Letter from Alexander Pope to his friend and legal advisor William Fortescue, largely concerning Pope's ongoing feud with Edmund Curll.
This collection contains the papers and administrative files of lawyer and Los Angeles County Assessor Alexander Pope (born 1929), chiefly dating from the late 1970s-1990. The collection chiefly contains materials related to the Los Angeles County Assessor's office, materials from...
Writings, speech transcripts, and photographs, relating to the views of the educator William Wirt regarding the monetary situation and the economic policy of the New Deal in the United States.
History of the Montevideo Chapter of the American National Red Cross, 1917-1919; and correspondence, relating to wartime conditions in South America, 1915-1917.
The collection consists chiefly of correspondence between Ida May Pope (1862-1914), her sister Anne, and fellow Hawaiians, missionaries and teachers. Subjects included in this collection chiefly consist of education and teachers in Hawaii (and Kosrae), and Hawaiian history and social...
James Harlan Pope (1885- ) was a reporter in Detroit and Los Angeles before he was admitted to the California bar in 1915. He became the Los Angeles city public defender (1916-23), judge in the police court (1923-26), Municipal Court...
Photographs of mining facilities and miners at Speculator Mine, Butte, Montana. Includes an underground view, by flash, of miners at a support in a tunnel.
Laura Means Pope was a former chair of the Los Angeles School Monitoring Committee. The collection consists of papers relating to the Committee.
A collection of student reports from the history classes of Norris F. Pope, instructor at Diablo Valley College donated by Ruth Sutter. Of note: records of the Concord Hook & Ladder Co.
Possibly transferred from the Leo Eloesser papers (BANC MSS 71/216 c).
The papers document John Pope-Hennessy's professional activities as a historian of Italian Renaissance art, museum director, curator, and teacher. The archive contains museum files, correspondence, study photographs, and manuscripts of his scholarly work. Also included are papers from his family,...
Include letters from John L. LeConte and George H. Horn, concerning identification of entomological specimens.
This collection includes the diary, record book, and photographs of botanist and agronomist Wilson Popenoe, who studied avocados, navel oranges, mangoes, and other plant life throughout Mexico, Central and South America. Popenoe was employed by the United States Department of...
Memoranda, reports, correspondence, and dispatches, relating to Romanian foreign relations during World War II, especially Romanian negotiations with the Allies, and to political conditions in Romania during World War II.
Richard H. Popkin was an influential historian of philosophy. His 1960 work "The History of Scepticism from Erasmus to Descartes" introduced many historians to a previously unrecognised influence on Western thought in the seventeenth century, the Pyrrhonian Scepticism of Sextus...
The papers include diaries, correspondence, reports, memoranda, and clippings, relating to Yugoslav-Soviet relations, the Yugoslav coup d'état of 1941 March 27, relations of the Yugoslav Government-in-Exile with the United States and Great Britain, Draža Mihailović and the Yugoslav resistance movement...
Reminiscences, reports, correspondence, and other writings of members of Tolstovtsy communes in the Soviet Union, relating to the agrarian dissent movement of followers of Leo Tolstoy. Digital use copies of the entire collection are available in the reading room.
Elena I. Popp is an attorney and activist who has worked for several decades on behalf of social justice and change. She has worked on issues related to housing/tenants rights, the Peace movement, domestic violence, outreach to the homeless, slum...
Sound recording relates to the Akademiia Nauk SSSR (Soviet Academy of Sciences). Sergei Yacobson is believed to have played some role in the creation of this recording.
Daniel M. Popper joined the new astronomy department at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1947 as its first stellar astronomer. At UCLA, Popper became a full professor in 1955, chaired the department from 1951-1957 and 1959-1963, and retired...
Sheet music by Popper; songs from Shakespeare's Tempest by Roy Travis.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, printed matter, sound recordings, and photographs relating to philosophy, the nature of knowledge, the philosophy of culture, the philosophy and methodology of science, and the philosophy of history and the social sciences.
Microfilm, notes, and correspondence relating to Poppino's historical research; class lectures and other course materials.
Writings, bulletins, printed matter, sound recordings, and video tape, relating to Polish nationalism and to the Zjednoczenie Patriotyczne "Grunwald".
Collection of material signed by, or relating to, Porfirio Díaz, made up chiefly of signed letters from Díaz to Bancroft and a list of detailed suggestions for alteration of Chapter XIX, Vol. VI, of Bancroft's History of Mexico. Includes a...
Collection contains correspondence, minute books, articles of incorporation, by-laws, reports on operations and personnel, time books, payroll records, legal papers, papers relating to stockholders' meetings, accounts and other financial records relating to the company's Los Angeles and San Bernardino offices....
The Mark Porsche Papers (1989-1992) document Porsche's organization of the Gay Pride Parade Celebration of San Jose and his work on the Gay Pride Celebration Committee of San Jose and the California Association of Pride, Inc. The collection includes correspondence,...
This collection contains two letters from Pvt. Edward L. Porstenson, AEF during the First World War.
Depicted are street views (Front St. and others); individual buildings: fire department, an opera house, a lighthouse, school, hotel, private homes, turpentine & charcoal manufacturing facility, etc.; sailing ships, steamships, and a ship building; people camping (hunters and others); military...
Translation of table of contents of diary of an unknown Russian relating to the siege of Port Arthur during the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905. Translated from Russian to English by Elena Varneck.
The collection contains one piece of twisted metal debris which is labelled as debris from the Port Chicago explosion in 1944.
Album includes photographs of the Port Cost Brick Works (Port Costa, Calif.) and of several noteworthy buildings in the San Francisco Bay Area which were built with bricks from this plant, including Shumate's Drugs (S.F.), Kappa Sigma fraternity (Berkeley), Daniel...
The Port Director's Manual (Number 76) for Loading Officers (SAFR 17524, HDC 365) is 102 pages in length. It was created for loading officers from the 13th Naval District. This particular volume was issued to John R. Page during World...
A collection of eight photographic prints of Los Angeles, CA taken between 1906 and 1907. Seven of the photographs are dated January 1, 1906. The 1906 photographs show the Port of Los Angeles in the San Pedro Bay. The eigth...
Ben Nutter discusses his family background in Los Angeles; being Superintendent of Public Works for the Territory of Hawaii; and his career as Chief Engineer of the Port of Oakland from 1962 through 1977. He touches upon operations, staff, foreign...
The collection consists of files documenting the construction projects, legislative issues, convention and financial aspects of the Port of Sacramento. It also includes publications, pamphlets, and other ephemera generated by the Market Department to promote the vision and goals of...
The collection consists of files documenting the construction projects, legislative issues, convention and financial aspects of the Port of Sacramento. It also includes publications, pamphlets, and other ephemera generated by the Market Department to promote the vision and goals of...
Printed and mss. ship's documents. Collection includes: a notary document from the owners of the schooner "Nassau," Salem, Mass., appointing John B.F. Osgood in San Francisco as attorney and agent to sell the ship; two inward foreign entry forms for...
Port of San Francisco mutual releases (SAFR 17493, HDC 344) is a U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation bound volume dated 1912. It has 300 pages with master and seamen mutual releases for the steamships COOS BAY, CITY OF...
World War I era album, ca. 1917-1919, of British Private J. Bloom, 13th Divisional Cyclist Company, Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force. Includes 54 postcards from Mesopotamia (many of Basrah [Basra] and surrounding area), 47 of Port Said, and 18 of Marseille. Also...
Organized into five series: 1. Administrative Records, 1926-1973; 2. Correspondence, 1928-1977; 3. Legal Records, 1929-1974; 4. Financial Records, 1927-1972; and 5. Stocks, 1929-1968. Administrative records include articles of incorporation, by-laws, board meeting minutes, property records, maps showing limestone deposits, and...
Port Wine General Store ledger for establishment that served gold miners and companies not only from La Porte (initially called Rabbit Creek) but also the gold rush communities of Howland Flat, Grass Flat, Poker Flat and other ephemeral communities.
This collection documents a portion of the career of architect and professor Alberto F. Porta. Included in collection are clippings, correspondence, academic writings, newsletters, architectural drawings and photographs.
The Porteous papers span 1877-1947, 1976 and contain correspondence, financial records, patents, and legal documents, printed material, Fresno Agricultural Works catalogs, photographs, a scrapbook, newsclippings, the manuscript and one hard-bound copy of ...
Volume 1: day book for Samuel Irvine's general store in New Republic, 1873-1875; volume 2: day book, 1908-1909; volume 3: undated inventory of goods; volume 4: notes concerning accounts; volume 5: accounts, 1910-1916 (incomplete, A-P only).
This collection includes correspondence, family photographs, writings, ephemera and realia related to the prominent Porter and Sesnon families of Santa Cruz, California....
This collection primarily consists of Lura Whitlock Porter's research concerning her family history.
An assortment of approximately 2000 photographic copy prints made from Arthur Kingsley Porter's negatives, now held by the Fine Arts Library, Harvard University. Images document medieval architecture and sculpture across Europe, with an emphasis on Romanesque monuments in France and...
American physicist, poet, publisher, editor of artists' books, illustrator and mail artist. Collection consists of five collections of mail art preserved by Porter from his own accumulation and those of fellow mail artists John Pyros, Carlo Pittore (née Charles Stanley),...
Bernard Harden Porter (1911- )was the Republican candidate for governor of Maine (1969) and was an author, poet, editor, illustrator, and publisher. The collection includes papers, correspondence, manuscripts, notes, books, printed items, ephemera, a film, illustrations, portraits, and lithographs by,...
Photographs relating to Bruce Porter include a portrait of Rosinia Vokas inscribed to Robert C. Porter, some photographs of pottery, and photographs of Porter's studio and house. Also includes a sketch of a building at the corner of Leidesdorff &...
A collection of research and secondary material about the fur trade in the Rocky Mountains compiled by Clyde H. Porter and Mae Reed Porter.
Cole Albert Porter (1891-1940) was a composer and lyricist for the Broadway musical theatre and wrote scores for Hollywood films. The collection consists of grammar books used by composer Cole Porter for learning Spanish, Italian, and French.
Correspondence, radio scripts, manuscripts, notes, tapes, reviews of productions, photographs, periodicals, and clippings....
Collection includes correspondence, dispatches, communications, and other military documents received by David D. Porter during his command of the Union's Mississippi River Squadron during the U.S. Civil War from November 1862 to April 1864.
Correspondence primarily within the Porter family from Bruce and Margaret James Porter to their son Robert Bruce Porter concerning the life and activities of the family.
Clippings pasted in: (1) account book, 1846-1851, for hotel or boarding house in Hannibal, Mo., and (2) Poll list, Precinct No.1, Oakland, Calif., Sept. 6, 1871 (mutilated)
Chiefly studio portraits, including several of Porter Garnett by Arnold Genthe, and one by Dorothea Lange. Also portraits of his wife Edna Foote Garnett, her sister Elvira Foote, artist Ruth Reeves, and a snapshot with Garnett, George Sterling, and Jack...
Correspondence, writings, miscellaneous papers, drawings and sketches, examples of fine printing (some mounted). Includes Gelett Burgess material.
The James N. Porter papers document Porter’s career in the disk drive and data storage industries, particularly his role as the founder and president of DISK/TREND, which published annual market study reports on the disk drive and data storage industry....
This collection contains the papers of British historical novelist Jane Porter (1776-1850) and includes family correspondence that describes life amongst the gentry and literary figures during the Regency and early Victorian eras, including social customs and traditional roles of women....
Jane Porter (1776-1850) wrote two historical romances, (1803) and (1810) as well as plays and novels. The collection consists of diaries, correspondence, receipts, account books, personal notes, memos, ephemera, a landscape painting by Sir Robert Ker Porter, and a copy...
Scrapbook documents her student life at Stanford, 1927-31, and includes clippings, notices, programs, dance cards, invitations, tickets, and photographs (including one of Allene and David Lamson). Some of the pages are annotated. One page contains drawings of her wardrobe; and...
Album containing photographs including those from his time as a student at the University of California, College of Agriculture (now the University of California, Davis)
Katherine Anne Porter (1890-1980) worked for the (1917) and the (1918), lectured, and accepted various appointments as writer-in-residence at several universities (1945- ). Her published books include: (1935), (1939), and (1962). The collection consists of correspondence and cards from Katherine...
Margaret A. Porter was a distinguished poet and translator of French poetry, best known for her work under the pen name, Gabrielle L'Autre. The Margaret A. Porter Papers contain drafts of her published and unpublished original poetry from 1928 to1989,...
A short biography about Mary Porter was written in her CommonPlace Book in 1844, two years after she died. She was born in 1823 and lived in Lyme, New Hampshire. In 1840, when she turned 17 years of age,...
Includes letters from George L. Bell, R. Justin Miller and Simon J. Lubin concerning housing legislation.
Dr. Robert Langley Porter was a prominent San Francisco pediatrician and important figure in the history of UCSF, serving as a lecturer, Dean of the medical school, and driving force behind the creation of the Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute. Collection...
The drawings of Russell W. Porter in the Caltech Archives represent only a small portion of his output, but they range over a variety of subjects from his California period, beginning in 1928. The works have been divided into series...
Susan A. Porter served as the Assistant Director of Correspondence for Mrs. Nixon (1971-72), Assistant to Appointments Secretary to Mrs. Nixon (197273), and Appointments Secretary to Mrs. Nixon (1973-74). The file group documents the activities of the First Lady’s Appointments...
Forty-one black and white photographs documenting the exterior and interior of Encina Gym, prior to its demolition; photographed in January 2004.
William H. Porterfield (1872-1927) was a reporter and subscription solicitor for the before purchasing a half interest in the paper. He also founded, purchased, or ran various newspapers throughout California, and wrote a daily column in the from 1919 until...
Large format exhibition prints from digital photographs documenting various aspects of California agriculture, including produce, irrigation, industry, labor, livestock, and scenic views. Portfolio selected by photographer from a larger body of work, some of which is related to Field guide...
An album of 29 photographs of Algiers and environs taken by Claude-Joseph Portier circa 1867.
The 20 albumen photographs in Claude-Joseph Portier's album mostly depict the city of Algiers, and include views of streets in the casbah, gardens, fountains, interiors, a mosque, the Governor's Palace, and the harbor. Images not of Algiers include a view...
Handwritten pages dated June 27, 1824 from a journal created by Captain Don Pablo de la Portilla, describing an expedition that left the Santa Barbara Presidio on June 4, 1824 to find and return neophyte Indians who had left Mission...
Production materials from Lourdes Portillo's documentary film-making career from 1979-2001. Includes both pre- and post-production paper records as well as moving image and audio materials from her productions.
Financial records of the Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Company.
Portland (barkentine) bill of lading (SAFR 423, HDC 504) is for five kegs of shot being shipped by Rich and Patrick Company from San Francisco to the Corbett Failing Company in Portland. The document is signed by S.W. Backus for...
Large format views of flooded Portland streets, with commercial storefronts. Fire Department barges with hoses and pumps are featured in two of the images, and a horse-drawn fire wagon and fire department personel in additional carriages are in the flooded...
This collection consists of yearbooks in both English and Hebrew from 1921 to 1953. Some years are missing from the collection. There is also a study of the Portland Hebrew School that was conducted in 1962 for a thesis paper.
Photographs, (mostly B+W, various sizes and formats) of unidentified individuals, churches, schools; newspaper clippings: The Peoples [sic] Bulletin, 1917, published in Portland, The Black Worker, identified as the "Official Organ of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters," 1943, (published in...
Reports submitted to the Junta Municipal on German and Swiss nationals resident in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
Vouchers drawn on accounts of the United States Department of Education and the American Relief Administration Children's Fund.
Includes views of the Portola Festival events, including street and aerial views of crowds during ceremonies and parades; as well as reenactments of scenes of Balboa 'sighting land' and 'discovering San Francisco'.
The bound volume contains 18 silver gelatin prints which document the Portola Festival in San Francisco in October 1909. Events depicted include the landing of Don Gaspar de Portola, the chorus of children who sang for the King and Queen,...
Includes scenes of reenactment of the Portolá. trek, featuring Gaspar de Portolá, Catalonian soldiers, men on horseback wearing historical costumes, etc.
Chiefly men from the court of Maximilian, with some opposition figures. Portraits of: José Mariano de Salas, Leonardo Márquez, Father Francisco Javier Miranda, Eulalio María Ortega, Rafael Martínez de la Torre, Tomas Gran ("fusilado por ...?") General Febrario Quijano, Porfirio...
Photographs and negatives. An artificial collection of portraits, mostly of southern Californians; includes tintypes, cartes de visite and cabinet cards.
The collection is primarily publicity photographs/stills of American actors, actresses, and other creative talent associated with the motion pictures and television industry.
Portraits of identified individuals and groups. Primarily individuals and families associated with the history of the San Francisco Bay Area, California, or the American West, including pioneers, artists, literary figures, community leaders, elected officials, scholars, etc. Also includes individuals outside...
A profile portrait, with eyes closed, presumably of Antonio López de Santa Anna or Manuel López de Santa Anna y García.
Subjects include: Charles Erskine Scott Wood, George Sterling, Robert Louis Stevenson, Bret Harte, Frederick Goudy, Placido Vega, the U.S. Supreme Court (between 1865 and 1870), Albert Bender (by Edward Weston), William C. Ralston, Duke Kahanamoku, Luis Arthur Ireland, Clark Ashton...
Portraits include Issac L. Requa (#1), Lillie Hitchcock Coit (#2), William H. Lingard (#1)(in women's clothing), Alban N. Towne (#4), Wing Tai and Wong Yu How (Chinese #6 and #7).
Portrait of Thomas Babington Macaulay photographed by Maull and Polyblank of London.
Portrait of Gertrude Stein (#20) by Carl Van Vechten.
Carte de visite portrait of Will A. (or Willa?) Carson (#1) by Silas Selleck.
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Portrait of Robert Field Stockton (#4), from a painting on ivory by Newton (London, 1840), reproduction issued by Derby and Jackson (New York), engraved by H.B. Hall.
Berkeley High School Orchestra, 1903. (Berkeley, Calif. Schools #24)
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Portraits of Oliver Wendell Holmes (#2), Oakland College School founder Edward Brown Walsworth (#1-2, with wife, daughter Cornelia and niece Elizabeth J. Brumagim); Marysville banker Jacob Henry Brumagim (#1, in case with a separate portrait of Mrs. Brumagim), and Jean...
Early years, studies with Ann Abajian, Leo Ornstein, Olga Samaroff, Rosalyn Tureck; Paris and Nadia Boulanger, 1937; Roger Sessions, 1939-1946; education at Princeton and UC Berkeley; Composer's Forum, 1946-1966: programming and commissions, critics, the California Quartet; fellow at American Academy...
Interview with Frederick E. Terman conducted at Hewlett-Packard. Includes 3/4 inch cassette and DVD viewing copy.
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Recollections of his teaching career at Stanford University, 1906-1914, and at the University of California, Berkeley, from 1914 until his retirement in 1951, with comments also on his colleagues, his help in organizing the Berkeley Police School, teaching at the...
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Portrait of Charles Lummis (#53)
Photographed or published by Strohmeyer & Wyman.
Portrait of Edgar W. Camp (#4).
Portrait of Frederick W. Goudy (#5).
Show General Mariano Vallejo and other prominent figures of California prior to statehood. Included are Vallejo's historical research assistant Rosana Leese, Don Jose Abrego, Henry Cerruti, and Don Vicenti Gomez. The printed caption describes the historical research that these figures...
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Portrait of Matilda Griffing Bancroft (#4)
Portrait of Percy V. Long (#7)
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Photographic copy of a portrait of Preston Hotchkiss (#1).
Photograph shows Sheldon Cheney receiving an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from the California College of Arts and Crafts, at Scottish Rite Temple in Oakland, California.
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Received in conjunction with Erwin's oral history interview: Oral history interview with Thomas M. Erwin (BANC MSS 90/103).
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Reproduction of a profile portrait, in pencil, signed by Gibran in 1919. The reproduction is inscribed to Albert [Bender] from Hal. The reproduction may have been made for use in John Henry Nash's 1919 edition of Bynner's The New World.
Comments on work as portrait photographer in Berkeley, particularly with University faculty and staff.
Studio portraits of individuals and families, most unidentified. Among the few identified persons are James Gilbert, Ed Gilbert, Margaret Ames, Mrs. H.M. Castillas, Susie Stevens and Alfred Alle (or Alfred Allen). Also includes one photograph of a sailing ship. Relation...
Portraits include: Mrs. Antoinette Hay Ringgold, mother of George H. Ringgold, Margaret Naglee, Mrs. Mary Naglee Bush, William Hammond, and others. Also included is 1 view of Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon in Philadelphia, Pa.
Studio portrait photographs of various members of multiple generations of the Rosborough family, including Joseph Brown Rosborough (1821-1901), Judge A.M. Rosborough (1815-1900), Ellen (Nellie) Raynes Rosborough (1843-1921), William Edwin Rosborough (1847-1926), and Joseph Madison Rosborough (1853-1927).
Professional studio portrait photographs of African Americans representing multiple families of Oakland and other locations in the San Francisco Bay Area and elsewhere in California, taken in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Identified families include Stephens, Johnson, Jackson,...
Nine photographs of unidentified African American men, women, and children.
Professional studio portrait photographs of unidentified African Americans, taken chiefly by photographers based in Denver, Colo. Any relationships among the subjects are undetermined.
Bust-length portraits believed to be of Sonoma County pioneer Dr. John Howard Hill. They were initially identified as William McPherson Hill, son of John, however the date of the daguerreotype and age of the subject rule this out. The daguerreotype...
Portraits of Konstantin Stanislavsky (#1-32). Also includes one portrait of Lucius Smith.
Artificial collection of assorted prints and engravings, mostly published in the 19th century based on earlier paintings, many of which are stamped "Los Angeles County Free Library". U.S. presidents; prominent American men and women; historical figures; well-known British and European...
Portraits present are: Barthold Hinrich Brockes, Covarruvias [Diego de Covarruvias y Leiva], Erasmus (after H. Holbein, litho. by A. Merian; drawn by Senn [1827]), Jean Gabriel Eynard, La Fiammetta (character from Boccaccio?) , Johannes Frisius, Salomon Gessner (2 prints), Kleinjogg...
Full figure studies of people, some in uniform. Possibly costume studies for an historical theatrical production.
Primarily portraits by California photographers, of interest especially for the photographers' imprints on mounts. Includes many children and other unidentified sitters. Includes a portrait of Admiral Dot (Leopold Kahn), a little person from California who toured with P.T. Barnum (.16128),...
Includes many portraits, views of Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, British Columbia, and some views of the San Francisco after the earthquake and fire of 1906.
Collection contains a number of portraits of members of the Olney family: Warren Olney Sr., Warren Olney Jr., Eliza Green Olney, Mary Craven Olney (wife of Warren Sr.), Warren Olney Sr. in Federal Uniform (1865), and others. Other photographs show...
Photographs include many portraits of Hardin Jones, group portraits from various professional meetings, and other photos related to his career.
Views show Feusier in Yosemite National Park: Feusier with survey equipment under an umbrella at the summit of Mt. Dana; Feusier with two others (Dubbers and Lucke?) on Mt. Hoffman.
Professional portraits, including an album of photographs of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. I. Hongo by Tōyō Miyatake (PIC folder); portraits of wedding groups by Miyatake and Nakako Studio (B folders); and portraits of a bride by Nakako, a...
One card-mounted photograph by George Fiske shows Alonzo Coffin, Alfred Ogg, and companions in camp on their 1895 Yosemite trip. Two real-photo postcards acquired by Coffin depict John Chaffee and Jason Chamberlain seated together on porch and among a group...
Includes portraits of: Guillermo R. Cooper (5), Encarnacion Cooper, John B. Cooper, and Thomas Larkin.
Primarily portraits of A.L. Miller, some of Tennie C. Clafin by Bradley & Rulofson.
Photographs show members of the Adams and McGaw families: many of Bruce McRae (some in uniform) and Bernice McGaw Taylor Adams. Others show Mary Carver Adams, D.G. McGaw, and others.
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Includes portraits of Baeck, Cowles, Redding and Rearden family members, among others, and a small group of portraits of notable writers.
Two portraits of women on alabaster. One is inscribed "with best Christmas wishes, Bret Harte"
Portraits of Carl William Calbreath (#1-9), Michael J. Roche (#2-4), James P. Brown (#1-2), John J. DeHaven (#1), Isaac Roop (#2), Frederick W. Sparling (#1), Thomas C. Clark (#1), and Judicial Conference of the Ninth Circuit (#1-5).
Includes Brown's individual portraits and two group portraits: one of the "Governmental Efficiency Committee dinner" (June 15, 1959), and the other of the "49ers senators party for class of 57."
Includes portraits of Charles J. Kraebel (#1-8), Charles M. Russell (#4) and M.J. Fortie (#1-3).
Portraits of Clara G. Shirpser (#1-11), Edmund G. Brown (#220), and Estes Kefauver (#2).
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Portraits of Clement Calhoun Young (#3-84), James Rolph Jr. (#8-14), Hiram W. Johnson (#176), Charles Caldwell Dobie, and San Jose Schools (#4).
Portraits of Newton Bishop Drury (#3-5) and Stewart Udall (#2).
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Portraits of Edmond D. Coblentz (#37-62), Feodor (Fyodor) Chaliapin (#1), Irvin S. Cobb (#1), Dwight D. Eisenhower (#1), George VI King of England (#1), William Randolph Hearst (#40), Goodwin J. Knight (#13-14), Richard M. Nixon (#6-7), Karl M. Von Wiegand...
Portraits of E.W. Nelson and group pictures of Nelson, Gertrude Hale, and others.
Portraits of Emil L. Holmdahl (#1-4), John J. Pershing (#3), and Tarahumara Indians (#1-4).
Includes portraits of Ernest Orlando Lawrence (#27-70, 72-75), William H. Donner (#1-2) and one photographic reproduction of portrait drawing of E.O. Lawrence by Peter Van Valkenburgh.
Includes portraits of: Ethel Duffy Turner (3), John Kenneth Turner (8), Adriana Spadoni, Eluard Luchell McDaniel, Walter Thomas Mills, and Richmond Kelly Turner.
Two photographs: the first portraying H. Morse Stephens (in Bohemian Grove?), the second is a studio portrait signed by Edio[?]. J. Mc[?]utchen dated 1921. Lithographic portrait of H.A. Freeth by Cyril Bailey dated 1940.
Portraits are of Frank Mattison, Lila Esther Mattison (age 2), John Stead Mattison, Delilah Miles Mattison, Corrie Peck Mattison, and several unidentified persons.
Includes portraits of Frederic William Goudy (#1, #9-10) and Bertha Goudy (#1).
Portraits of Frederick Slate (#1-3, 5) and one of Thomas R. Bacon and wife Jennie (Bacon, Thomas R. #3).
Portraits include many of Gelett Burgess, as well as of Zona Gale, Will Irwin, Xavier Martinez, Frank Norris, and Robert Louis Stevenson. Other photographs show the 1894 University of California commencement, the Authors' League Fellowship dinners of 1921 and 1923,...
Portraits of George Davidson, his friends and associates, taken mostly in California but also internationally. Includes portraits of the Fauntleroy family (Davidson's wife's family) and a portrait of Ellinor Davidson.
Portraits of George Holmes Howison (#1-12), and Mrs. George Holmes Howison (#1-2).
Portrait of Gertrude Atherton (#19) and a plaster bas-relief of James D. Phelan (#45) by Haig Patigian.
Portraits show a baby, a young man, and a man in his 30's (?), possibly offspring of Captain John Greer, or other members of his family.
Portraits of Hawthorne family members and others (including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry W. Longfellow, and Fremont Older, among others).
Portraits of Henry F. Williams (#1-6), Mrs. Henry F. Williams (#1), Catherine E. Williams (#1), Isabella F. Williams (#1), William R. Williams (#1), Heloise C. Williams (#1), William Henry Howard (#1), Edwin Allen Sherman (#2), Levi Stowell (#1), and William...
The collection consists of 93 cartes de visite and 57 cabinet card portraits dated between 1863-1906, collected by Hipolita Orendain de Medina. The bulk of the photographs were taken in Guadalajara, Mexico, and San Francisco, California, and depict Mexican and...
One group portrait of David Steele, Horace Burr and Oscar Dart[?], and an individual portrait of Horace Burr.
Portraits of Hubert Howe Bancroft (#12, #15 copy 2, #22-30), Azariah Ashley Bancroft (#1-2), and Lucy Howe Bancroft (#1-2)
Portraits of Isadora Duncan (#4), Emilie Melville (#4), Charles Joseph M. Phillips (#8), German George Scheffauer (#4), Joseph Smith (#1-2), Joseph Fielding Smith (1838-1918) (#1), and Joseph Fielding Smith (1876-) (#2).
Studio portraits of Will and Kate Roddy (friends of Jennie Cullum of Meadville, Penn.), and Henry B. Cullum (brother of Hattie and Jennie Cullum), and a portrait (photographed from an engraving?) captioned: Prince of Wales and family.
Portraits of Jerome R. Waldie (#5-235), Joanne Gregg Waldie (#1), Jill Waldie (#1), Jeffrey Waldie (#1), Jonathon Waldie (#1), and Jon Voigt (#1-2).
Portraits of John Galen Howard (#2,4,6,8-14)
Portraits of John Swett, May Tracy Swett, and John LeConte.
Four large format (image 24 x 20 cm) portraits of the same unidentified woman, presumed to be Caroline A. Kingsley of Red Bluff, Calif., taken by Bradley and Rulofson in San Francisco approximately 1870-1875. One carte de visite portrait (1860s)...
Photographs include portraits of Theodora Kroeber Quinn, John Quinn, and others.
Portraits of Lee E. Geyer (#1-15), Culbert L. Olson (#6 copy 2), and California Legislature (#1)
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Included are portraits of John B. Frisbie (5), and Angustias de la Guerra Ord.
Transferred from the Partington family papers (BANC MSS C-H 84)
Mainly portraits and snapshots of family members, including: Bruce Porter (childhood to old age), Charles Porter, Annie Porter, Robert Porter (Bruce's brother), Mrs. William James and daughter Margaret James Porter, Margaret Porter Waybur, the children of William James, Arnold Porter,...
Portraits of Winfred Adams, Paul R. Haerle, and Jerry C. Martin.
Portraits of Albert Bender (#8), Garret McEnerney (#1), R.G. Sproul (#18?), Earl Warren, and Jan Masyrk.
Portraits show Brautigan as a child and at high school age. Some may be self portraits.
Portraits include: David P. Ahern, Lucy Bancroft, Matilda Bancroft, Robert Dewey Bristol, Ralph Lyon, and Ruth Richards.
Portraits of Robert Ervin Howard (#1-3).
Portraits of Sanford Bolz (#1), Bernice L. Brown (#5), Edmund G. Brown (#137-138), Robert B. Duncan (#2), Hugo Fisher (#3), and March Fong (#1).
Includes views of Clay Webster Taylor (7), Viola Taylor, and San Francisco -- Schools.
Portraits are from many locations and are mostly identified. They include Louise Tevis Sharon, Miss Blackington (apparently in Africa), Helen Wagner, Harry Sharon, George Sharon, Mrs. Lloyd Tevis (her photos are stamped "Lloyd T. Breckinridge"), William Sharon Davis, and Frederick...
Portraits of Sheridan Downey (#1-66), Harry S. Truman (#1-2), Alexander Wiley (#1), Mrs. Sheridan Downey (#1), A.F. St. Sure (#1), and Michael D. Fanning (#1).
Includes portraits of: Gertrude, Leo, Allan, and David Stein, Henri Matisse, and 5 portraits of Chinese in San Francisco taken by E.N. Sewell.
Snapshots of an unidentified man and woman standing at a gate. Possibly Stephen Spender or a relative?
Includes portraits of: Margaret Missouri E. De Spain, Eva Erwin, Wanda Muir Hanna (2), Louise Wanda Strentzel Muir, John Theophil Strentzel, and Louisiana Erwin Strentzel.
Primarily photos of the Strunsky-Walling family and friends including portraits of Anna S. Strunsky, William E. Walling, Barton Abbott (Jack London's grandson), Edward Carpenter, George D. Herron and others.
Includes portraits of Wm. T. Sherman (#5-9), Henry Meade Bland (#1), Jack London (#80-89), and Charmian London (#25-26)
Includes portraits of Captain Oldejans, A.H. Parker, and one unidentified man (2 copies).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits of family members and associates of California governor R.W. Waterman.
Portraits and snapshots, chiefly of the Collins family, and some of Wayne Collins in Navy uniform. Includes 19th century portraits of Drew and Perkins family members.
Portraits (taken in San Francisco and Germany) of Adolph Charles Weber, his wife Regina Drenckhahn Weber, and others.
Portraits of Elizabeth Whilelmina Cheney, Leonce Henry Clar (Secretary of George Whittell), Lynford Lardner, and George Whittell Jr.
Portraits of William Everson (#1-225, some oversize:#50-56, #80-93, #147-181), Mary Fabilli (#1-10), and Edna Everson (#1-2).
Chiefly studio portraits of California pioneer William Henry Knight. Also, one portrait of Thaddeus S.C. Lowe, and an unidentified portrait that may also be Lowe.
Studio portrait of McCleave in uniform, seated, and a group portrait (tintype) of McCleave and three other officers of the California Column (1st California Volunteers).
Portraits of Woodbridge Metcalf (#1-20) and Walter Mulford (#3)
Mainly portraits of authors, people active in theater, as well as portraits of some prominent Californians.
Portraits of Charles T.H. Palmer (#2), Jane Olivia Day Palmer (#1), and Harriet Day Stringham DeWitt (#1).
Portraits of Newton C. Miller (#1-2), James Lucas Miller (#1), and Orra Miller Parsons (#1-2)
Notes on her family and early life in Seattle; introduction to photography; study in Germany; Steiglitz and the Photo Secession; marriage to Roi Partridge; the "f/64" group and other colleagues; phases of her own work, including that for Vanity Fair;...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes portraits of Charles Dickens (#1), Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (#1), John Ruskin (#1), Alfred Lord Tennyson (#1), and William Wordsworth (#1).
Portraits show public figures from the 19th century, both American and from other countries.
The collection of cased photographs comprises 32 photographs, mostly portraits of the extended Youle family, a British merchant family residing in Recife, Brazil, in the mid-nineteenth century. Included are 14 daguerreotypes, 18 ambrotypes, one tintype, and two albumen prints. While...
Portraits show a Chinese man and woman in traditional dress. Location unidentified.
Views include candid and posed portraits of a small girl in Victorian dress. Some views show young women.
Portraits show various actors, actresses, and others involved with the theater, some in costume. Those pictured include: Lola Montez, May Kellogg, Fanny Morant, Charles Fisher, Kate Fisher, Sophie Heilbron, Edwin Forest, Kate Girard, Laura Keene, Alex Dumas, Maggie Mitchell (many),...
Bulk of sitters unidentified. Identified sitters include Amy Powell (:23) and C. Johnson (:33). Two sitters tentatively identified as: Kate Grases (:6) and actress Emma Lou Hayes (:13-16).
Include portraits of Chandler family members and other African Americans.
Includes one ambrotype of an unidentified black woman dated Aug. 30, 1860.
Title devised by cataloger.
A cabinet card studio portrait, signed by Pinart, and a watercolor caricature of Pinart in Plains Indian garb with tipis in the background.
Portraits of Ambrose Bierce (#9 copy 2, #10-13:2-5)
from Almagre Books ;
Portraits include views of a bust of Andrew Furuseth (Portraits #4-5) by sculptor Jo Davidson; a photograph of Andrew Furuseth sitting for Jo Davidson by Maurice Goldberg (#6, two copies); and halftone reproduction of a portrait of Andrew Furuseth (#7).
Two portraits of Ansel Adams (#18-19) and one of Robert Power (#2).
Photos grouped by year and applicants accepted, rejected or dropped out. Majority of applicants are female, most identified by name.
Studio portrait of Western landscape artist Thomas Hill, and a portrait of his two young daughters, Addie and Nellie Hill.
Title supplied by cataloger.
List of contents available in the library.
Title devised by cataloger.
Portraits of writer Bret Harte (#18-22).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Collection contains portraits of Dr. George J. Bucknall (#1), Mary Eliza Davis Buchnall (#1-8), Eliz. Ann Yount Davis Sullivan (#2); Eugene L. Sullivan (#3), and Mrs. W.C. Watson (#1).
Primarily studio portraits of Governor James N. Gillett and of his son James. Several group photographs of political events and banquets also present. One portrait is mounted in a 1907 honorary banquet menu from the Fairmont Hotel. Oversize photomechanical print...
Painted portrait of Oko includes view of the steamship Kefalos in background and a plaque on the wall possibly related to Oko's membership in the Drake Navigators Guild.
Photos of cast members of Moor Born including: Glenn Anders, Helen Gahagan, Frances Starr, and Thomas Findlay.
Includes portraits of Cecil Mosbacher (#1-6), Ralph E. Hoyt (#1), Edward J. Tyrrell (#1) and Earl Warren (#137-139)
A collection of drawings, etchings, prints, and watercolors related to Charles Dickens, his life, and his characters.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portrait of Andrew Furuseth (#3), and portraits of Chinese (Chinese #38-39).
Portraits of Che Mal, dwarf (Chinese #43); a Chinese child and infant (Chinese #50); and Ulysses S. Grant.
Mainly formal studio portraits and passport photos; includes views of men, women and children in traditional dress.
1: boudoir card studio portrait of fourteen children in traditional Chinese dress (two of whom may be young adults or older children) -- 2: cabinet card studio portrait (by C. Sutterley) of a young man seated holding a book.
Portraits of Clancey John Dempster (#1-2) and Mary Elizabeth Ross Dempster (#1).
Portraits of David Brower (#1-5).
Signed and dated by Johan Hagemeyer.
1: author Diane Johnson on a San Francisco street -- 2: poet Czeslaw Milosz in his garden in the Berkeley Hills -- 3: author Hisaye Yamamoto in downtown Los Angeles.
Daguerreotype of Burbank taken soon after his purported 1853 arrival in San Francisco. However, a note in the daguerreotype case well in a mid-19th century hand states "Dr. David Burbank upon arrival in California 1850." He wears what appear to...
Portraits of Earl Warren (#140-144), Nina Warren (#7), and other related views.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits of Edgar Wayburn at Midpines near Yosemite Valley, Edgar Wayburn speaking at the 25th Anniversary of the establishment of Redwood National Park, and pictures of Wayburn at his San Francisco home and on the boat Northern Lemming II.
Portraits of Edmond D. Coblentz (#62-64).
Portraits of Edmund G. Brown (#217-219), Nora Tuomey (#1), Teophilo [i.e. Teófilo] Braga (#1), and Herbert W. Gaytes (#1-2).
Portraits of Edwin Grabhorn (#3-4) and Robert Grabhorn (#1-3)
Adams portraits show Grabhorn in front of an iron hand press. Kirwan portrait shows Grabhorn and others in academic gowns.
Portraits of Edwin Callan (#1-2) and Lucy Callan (#1-2).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Dates based on Elwood Mead's life span.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Walter Tittle contributed illustrations to Harpers, Scribners, Century, and Life magazines. He was commissioned to do the Arms Conference Portfolio in 1921. He executed portraits of Presidents Calvin Coolidge, Theodore Roosevelt, and William Taft. His portraits of Joseph Conrad and...
Photographs are mainly portraits of Ernest O. Lawrence, and a few of other Berkeley scientists. Some are photos of paintings and drawings.
Portraits of Esther Rosencrantz (#1-6).
Portraits of Eugene W. Hilgard, Lawrence Arnstein, and William Everson (autographed "Brother Antoninus OP")
One portrait is personally inscribed to Burgess by Fanny Stevenson.
Portraits of Florence Dickens Gray (#1-2).
Photographers include: Denninger (San Jose), F.H. Dorsaz (Oakland), Palm Studio (Oakland), and Bushnell.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes portraits of Dohrmann's sister Mrs. D.B. Paulsen, and of his business partner Mr. B. Nathan.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits of Gelett Burgess (#11 copy 2, #12-13)
Portraits of George Hayden include a tintype of Hayden and his wife and a carte de visite with George Dyer. Other portraits are of Frederick Goudy (#4) and Bruce Rogers (#3)
Portraits of Flora Sterling (#1-2), George Ansel Sterling (#1) (grandfather), a tintype of Mrs. George Ansel Sterling (#1), James Sterling (#1), and Mary Parker Havens Sterling (#2)
Mainly portraits of Gertrude Stein (#1-19). Also includes one portrait of James D. Phelan (#46).
Portraits of Glenn T. Seaborg (#1-3).
Received with George Sterling letters and poems (BANC MSS 98/91).
Portraits of Harry Augustus Lyons Floyd (1873-1904). Floyd is pictured from infancy to age 12, wearing various costumes. Portraits by C.E. Watkins (ca. 1875) include the steadying arm of a female figure, otherwise excluded from the image.
Includes a portrait of a young Hawaiian woman wearing leis and traditional attire ("Hawaiian girl"); a group portrait of Hawaiian women in leis and traditional attire ("Hawaiian girls"); a man posing in a boat on Waikiki beach with Honolulu and...
Portraits and snapshots from various periods in Douglas's life, and a series of portrait negatives taken during an oral history interview. Some portraits are with composer Joseph Marx during a European opera tour of 1937. Other images are from her...
Chiefly portraits of Henry J. Kaiser from childhood and throughout his life. Many are professional photographs of Kaiser attending business-related events, or posing with associates. Also includes views of various Kaiser homes and boats.
Portrait from 1861 is a later copy photograph.
Title supplied by cataloger.
A copy print of Coolbrith as a young woman, and a vintage portrait taken late in her life.
Subjects are identified as "Digger Indians." A clipping is attached to the back of one of the portraits.
Portraits of Indians of California (#34-41).
Portrait of Ira B. Cross (#3) by Boussum of San Francisco; portrait of John Marsh (#4), apparently a copy photograph of a portrait from before 1855, and a portrait of Lucy Bancroft (#1) by Ormsby of Oakland, Calif.
Received with the Roxbury Sagamore Trading and Mining Association record book and Julia Burrell Hoitt diary (BANC MSS 91/193).
Autographed portraits of Ivo Vinco (#2) and Fiorenza Cossotto (#1).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Show James William Wilder at the Clear Lake Cinema, and J.W. Wilder and Donald Gustafson with the first gold bar from the McLaughlin Mine; both photos taken in 1985.
Portraits (some cabinet cards) of Macomber and family, both individuals and in groups. Includes photos of children and a pencil sketch portrait of Macomber by Buel. Ranch views depict Ausaymas Ranch Company lands, irrigation works on Pacheco Creek, construction of...
Includes portraits of Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont at home in Los Angeles; and General Fremont and the Fremont family posing at the General Fremont Tree, near Santa Cruz. Also included are stereoviews captioned: "Father of the Forest, Calaveras Grove, CA",...
Included are portraits of: John Galen Howard (8), Lydia H. Howard (2), Mary R. Bradbury Howard (3), and Levi Howard.
Portraits of John Liston, actor (#1-3).
One individual and one group portrait of artist John Winkler and classmates.
Includes portraits and snapshots of Grinnell's family (most from Pasadena, Calif.), portraits of coleagues at the University of California, Berkeley and elsewhere, some photos of the Cooper Club and Museum of Vertebrate Zoology events. Also present are snapshots of an...
Portraits (of Paget-Fredericks), two in dance poses, photographed by Alma Lavenson Wahrhaftig. Drawing, for a book illustration, by Paget-Fredericks. Each signed by the artist.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits of Langston Hughes (#6, #10-13, #15-16).
Includes photos of Lawrence Ferlinghetti with William Burroughs, John Cage, Allen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Nancy Joyce Peters, Andre♯Ư Voznesenski♯Ư, George and Syliva Whitman, Ted Joans, Neeli Cherkovski, Peter Warshall, and with his family. Also included are views of...
Portraits are of printer Lawton Kennedy and University of California Archivist J.R.K. Kantor.
Portraits of Leola Hall Coggins (included in the portraits of Herbert L. Coggins), Herbert Leonard Coggins (#1-4), John Dewey Barry (#1) and Juanita Miller (#9).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits are set outdoors, with Rowntree in front of a pine tree.
Portraits show University of California Extension lecturer Carol Aronovici, and Lincoln Steffens. Postcards show Alameda County Hospital, the Argonauts' Hotel in San Francisco, the First Congregational Church of Alameda, and Mt. Lowe railway.
Includes three portraits of Louis-Ferdinand Destouches (Louis-Ferdinand Céline) (#1-#3) Two apparently taken at the same time and one at an earlier date.
O'Brien, in his iron lung, at his Berkeley, Calif. apartment.
Portraits of Mary Hyde Willis (#1-3)
Photographed by Rieman & Tuttle, 26 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
Portraits of Porfirio Díaz, Ignacio Zaragoza, Ygnacio [sic] de Allende, Benito Juárez, and Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Smaller photo (of Mr. Benjamin Wingate) is a copy print made from a color polaroid of a painting based on a daguerreotype taken of him in the 1850's; larger photo (of Mrs. Mary E. Wingate, his wife) is a copy...
Photographs show Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Keeffe.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Finding aid available.
Includes pictures of Nora May French as a child and as a young woman, as well as family snapshots. Also shown is her home in Aurora, Illinois.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes two group portraits taken on June 30 and August 2 of 1917.
Portraits of Oscar Lewis (#1-2).
Portraits of Anna Williams Ott (#2), August Louis Ott (#1-2), Mary Jane Williams Fitzpatric (#1-2), David Williams (#1), Loretta Kelsey Williams (#1), America Kelsey Wyman (#1), and George F. (?) (#1).
Portraits of Otto Struve (#1-12) and Wilhelm Struve (#1-3).
Portraits of Paul S. Taylor (#5-8).
Title supplied by cataloger.
The collection comprises 385 studio portraits dating from the 1870s to the 1930s of variety show artists including vaudeville, burlesque, minstrel, and stage performers. The card-mounted portraits, primarily cabinet cards, depict sketch, character, and comedic actors; singers; dancers; acrobats; gymnasts;...
A collection of negatives for formal studio portraits, mainly of middle- and upper-class Limeños, taken in Peru.
Chiefly portraits of Barber and family members. Includes one souvenir photo of the Santa Barbara mission (1890s), 1 stereograph of family members on the steps of the Barber home, and a cabinet card photo montage with a view of Santa...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Includes portraits of many beat generation figures and San Francisco Bay Area artistic and literary personalities. Included are Gregory Corso, Jean Varda, Richard Brautigan, Allen Ginsberg, Manuel Neri, Guy Wernham, filmmaker Ron Rice, Peter Orlovsky, James Keilty, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Shigeyoshi...
Portraits show Louise Bogan, Robert Lowell, Frank O'Conner, and William Carlos Williams.
Portraits of Porfirio Diaz (#21 Oversize, #22) with William Taft, one taken in El Paso.
Photographs show Grace V. Bird with Porter and Edna Garnett and their dogs, Porter Garnett at a desk, Porter Garnett at 2567 Buena Vista Way (Berkeley, Calif.), Porter Garnett and Dorothy Bent Lane (Mrs. Dayton Lane) in Washington D.C., and...
Portraits of the follwoing groups: Printing Trades Day PPIE (Panama Pacific International Exposition), Pacific Coast Graphic Arts Association (#1 Oversize), California Typotetae (#1-2 Oversize), and the Printer's Board of Trades, San Francisco (#4 Oversize)
Portraits of Benjamin Harrison Randolph (#3-5), Caro Raymond Randolph (#1-3), Daniel L. Randolph (#1-6), George E. Randolph (#1), Louisa Maria Randolph (#1-2), Minerva Wilcox Randolph (silhouette), Thomas Lyman Randolph (#2, silhouette), and Elisabeth Maria Randolph Simonson (#1-4).
Portraits show Reginald H. Webster, graduate of University of California, class of 1877.
Portraits include Renée Levy, Max Levy, Mrs. Levy, relatives and friends. Includes class pictures of school children from Lakeview and Durant schools.
Portraits of Isaac Lawrence Requa (#3-4), Sarah Mower Requa (#1-3) and Amy Requa Long (#1-5).
Portraits of Miss Cheyney (#1), Marie Freeman (#1-2), Lowell F. Hobart (#1), Maria Juel (#1), Thomas Martin (#1), Albert May (#1), Luther Poffinberger (#1), and R.T. Stone (#1).
Portraits of Dick Coates (#1-2)
Collection contains a postcard of a caricature of Lewis Carroll reproduced from Harry Furniss' "Some Victorian men", a photogravure portrait or Charles Lamb, and an original portrait sketch of Robert Browning, with a woman pictured over his shoulder.
Includes portraits of Robert F. Kennedy, Karl Menninger and William Claire Menninger, each signed by the sitter and inscribed to Leonard J. Duhl. Also includes group portrait of Robert F. Kennedy posing with unidentified individuals.
Most portraits are of Robert Frost, but others show Louis Mertins, Blanche Rankin Eastman, and John Doughty.
Portraits of Robinson Jeffers (#82, #82 copy 2, #98-99)
Portraits of Roger Olmstead (#1-3) handed out at memorial service of August 21, 1981.
Portraits of Rose O'Neill (#2-4), and Harry Leon Wilson (#42).
Portraits as a young man, a revolutionary soldier, and later in life. Includes a portrait of Presidente F.I. Madero.
Includes portraits of Portia Bell Hume (3) and Samuel James Hume (13).
Studio portraits of American frontiersman and Mexican mining family patriarch Samuel Paul Pablo Parkman and Pablo Parkman of Guanajuato, Mexico.
Portraits of business leaders of 19th century San Francisco, removed from the book: Builders of a great city: San Francisco's representative men ... [by W.H. Murray]. According to the publication's preface, "merchants, manufacturers, bankers, railroad magnates and others" are included.
Studio portraits of notable Paiutes, including author, activist and educator Sarah Winnemucca; her sister Elma Smith; Pancho, a scout who served for John C. Fremont; activist and reservation leader "Captain" Dave Numaga; and peacemaker Johnson Sides.
Portraits of Save the Redwoods League members (mostly members of the governing body of the League): Wallace W. Atwood, Col. Charles B. Wing, Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Dr. Fairfield Osborn, Henry Fairfield Osborn, Walter Mulford, Ralph P. Merritt, Elmer D....
Title supplied by cataloger.
Frontispiece portraits for a biography of Sinclair Lewis written by Mark Schorer.
Portraits of Stanley Mosk (#5-6) and Edna Mitchell Mosk (#1).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Cased ambrotype depicts a child of approximately 2 years held by her mother, presumably Susie T. Hackett and Francis A. Smith, respectively. Cased daguerreotype depicts unidentified young man, perhaps Susie's father Williams Smith; or F.M. Hackett, the father of Susie's...
Views show a walnut tree at the Bancroft Fruit Farm; a snapshot of H.H. Bancroft, Philip Sr. and Philip Jr. on horseback; a group portrait of Lucy, Griffing, Paul, and Philip; friends of Bancroft in World War I; a Christmas...
Collection of studio portraits relating to the Dunlap and Butler families, an African American family (of Oakland, Calif.?) Includes studio portratis of men, women and children. Also includes a commemorative card photograph captioned "California tribute to the Nation's hero, Gen....
Includes portraits of Flora Batson (#1), John Howard Butler (#1), Lillian Butler (#1), Martha Butler (#1), William Wesley Butler (#1-2), Joseph Samuel Carroll (#1), Mary Parker Butler Carroll (#1) taken in front of the Belfast Linen Shop in Oakland, Calif.,...
Professional photographs of theatrical production cast including Helen Gahagan, Mel Douglas, and Helen Freeman.
Includes the portraits of Juan Bautista Alvarado's wife, Martina Castro Alvarado, and two of his daughters, Delphina Alvarado Carrick and Adelina Alvarado Tedford.
Bulk of portraits are of Mary Emilie Donahoe Parrott. Other subjects are: Abigail Eastman Meagher Parrott, Francis Cuthbert Parrott, Stephen Vincent Parrott, and Mrs. Joseph A. Parrott.
The Portraits of the Past Collection contains clippings of articles written by Joann Leach Larkey and published in the from 1969-1973 as a supplement to the book (1968). Topics covered include: early Davis and University history, Davis pioneer families, landmarks,...
Includes portraits of Ellen Terry (#15-16), Ada Rehan (#8) and Margaret Anglin (#16).
Studio portraits of unidentified officer in uniform: 1) full length, with plumed hat, trombone, braids across chest; 2) bust length, with cap.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits of Walt Whitman (#4-11, some oversize)
Portraits of Walter Gordon (#1-3).
Title supplied by cataloger.
Portraits of Collis Potter Huntington (#7-8), Jesse Miller (#1), Helena Osborne (#1), Mrs. Francis Henry Snead (#1), Myra Waddel (#1), Collis Potter Watkins (#1), John Maurice Watkins Jr. (#2), Julia Caroline Watkins (#3-20), Oliver McDonald (#1), and Frances Henrietta Snead...
Portraits of: 1. William Garrison English, 1859 and -- 2. Elizabeth Anderson English, 1864.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Photographs show theatrical performances; studio portraits of unidentified figures; cartes de visite of William K. and his sister Mary McKee, their father John Bell McKee, etc; and other family portraits.
Title devised by cataloger.
Includes portraits of the following women connected with the Girl's Club of San Francisco: Crystal Lake Bermel, Marion Hayes Cain, Eva Olson, Eva Wolfsohn, Mary Wolfsohn (2), Rachel Wolfsohn (3); and views of the Club (2).
Chiefly early-to-mid 20th century copy photographs of studio portraits of various women suffragists, many of whom were prominent in the movement. Includes some original snapshots of prominent individuals taken in Brighton, England, in 1910. Some original photographic portraits also present.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Photograph by Cross of Santa Fe. Drawings by Janet Lewis.
Portrait of Zephyrin Englehart at San Juan Capistrano and a studio portrait of George H. Hossefross.
Portraits of Roger Lapham (#1-22), and Earl Warren (#145)
Portraits of Gelett Burgess, Austin Lewis, Jack & Charmian London, and Anna Strunsky.
Mainly portraits, including photos of Jack London, Ina Coolbrith, Mary Austin, J. Ross Browne, Charles Lummis, George Wharton James, Bret Harte, and others; also one caricature.
Freight receipt.
Single items, catalogued separately. Sources noted on folders. Search under title: Portugal: miscellaneous letters and documents.
Copies of official letters of unnamed ambassador to Vienna, commenting on European politics, battles, and religion, especially the Jesuit question.
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Portugal newspaper collection (1941-1990) comprises sixteen unique titles of publication, in both Portuguese and French. All of the titles...
Relates to political, economic and cultural conditions in Portugal since the revolution of 1974. Conference sponsored by the Iberian Studies Group at the University of California, Berkeley.
Snapshot photographs depicting multiple generations of the Rodrigues family and their Portuguese American ranching community in the Los Alamos area of Santa Barbara County. Much of the collection pertains to Albert Veira Rodrigues, his wife Genowefa, and his parents Jose...
10 assorted items relating to the Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association including a bankbook, pamphlet with by-laws, dance programs, and several insurance policy documents with seals.
10 assorted items relating to the Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association including a bankbook, pamphlet with by-laws, dance programs, and several insurance policy documents with seals.
This collection pertains to Ventura Counsel No. 99 of the Sociedade Portuguesa Rainha Santa Isabel (S.P.R.S.I.). The society was a non-profit charitable and social sorority whose members are of Portuguese lineage and was active in Ventura County. The collection consists...
Pamphlets, leaflets, and serial issues, relating to the Portuguese revolution of 1974, and to Portuguese foreign relations, trade unions, and armed forces.
Collection largely consists of his files from classes taken at Flintridge Preparatory School, La Canada, California, 1967-72; as an undergraduate at Stanford University, 1972-76; and at the Duke University School of Law, 1976-79. Files include syllabi, exams, class notes, reading...
Cuadernillos (chapbooks), chiefly published by the press of Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, featuring prints made from engravings by José Guadalupe Posada, who was the head artist of the press.
This collection consists of thirty-three chapbook prints (covers), and forty-four broadsides, including four large Calaveras-themed broadsides, by José Guadalupe Posada Aguilar (1852-1913). by Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, Mexico, approximately 1900 to 1910.
Mexican chapbooks, broadsides, single-fold pamphlets, handbills and other printed ephemera, chiefly issued by Mexico City's leading penny press publisher, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo. Most are illustrated, by José Guadalupe Posada.
The collection contains a total of 506 items printed by Antonio Vanegas Arroyo's press. Among the items are half-sheet and full-sheet broadsides, chapbooks, and games. A majority of the prints were by José Guadalupe Posada, and possibly a few by...
A collection of four chapbooks and seventeen chapbook covers dating from approximately the 1890s to the 1910s with artwork illustrated by Mexican lithographer José Guadalupe Posada (1852-1913). The materials were all printed for various publications produced by Mexican editor Antonio...
The collection contains broadsides, pamphlets, and prints by the Mexican artist Jose Guadalupe Posada.
This collection contains eighteen broadsides and two booklets illustrated by Jose Guadalupe Posada, as well as a flyer illustrated in a similar style to that of Posada. All of the broadsides- published by the press of Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, are...
A largely self-taught artist who produced more than 20,000 prints, his most well-known pieces for the publisher Antonio Vanegas Arroyo in Mexico City. Most were illustrated broadsides on brightly colored paper and sold by strolling vendors throughout Mexico. Posada influenced...
Sound recordings and transcripts of interviews of Russian women, relating to social conditions for women over the course of Soviet history. Used as the basis for the book edited by Barbara Alpern Engel and Anastasia Posadskaya, (Boulder, Colo., 1998).
The Margaret Posehn Research Collection documents the historical panorama of California's Rio Linda and Elverta communities through copious photographic, newspaper, ephemeral, and unpublished records.
The Ernest Posey Notebooks contains twenty-four notebooks created by artist Ernest Posey from 1968 to 2007. The notebooks include artwork, ephemera, and writings, and shed light into Ernest's artistic mind and career.
Hardcover sketchbook of erotic drawings created by Ernest Posey, undated. Posey was an artist, teacher, business manager, mediator-arbitrator, filmmaker, public television director, author, graphic designer, and book illustrator who spent most of his life in Northern California.
48 technical blueprints (sheets 1-25B, 26A-46, 51) covering numerous aspects of the construction of an underwater vehicular tunnel between the cities of Oakland and Alameda, California.
Relates to President Tomáš G. Masaryk of Czechoslovakia. Lacks soundtrack.
Democratic National Committee correspondence, 1931-1932, relating to California presidential primary of May 8, 1932.
Correspondence, writings, reports, research notes, bibliographic card files, and printed matter relating to military science, technology, national defense, international relations, Soviet foreign policy, revolution in the twentieth century, and communism.
Dianne Post is a lawyer who specializes in developing policy and programmatic reform on issues related to gender equality. Also active in the lesbian feminist movement, she organized cultural and political activities in Arizona to challenge domestic violence and advocate...
The collection contains specially-printed keepsakes, broadsides, magazines, photographs, tapes and cds, and other miscellaneous items either written by, or about, Lawrence Clark Powell, UCLA librarian and "bookman."
Notes, photographs, and miscellany relating to political developments in Africa.
The (1917-1977) document Dr. Lauren Post's involvement with San Diego State College servicemen in World War II as well as his professional output as professor of geography at San Diego State. The collection includes correspondence, essays, monographs, programs, news clippings,...
Photographic album of Samoan scenes and of family and children [likely of Post family]; also printed material and momentos relating to the Great White Fleet; South Seas tourism ephemera. 1908-1915, undated
The La Jolla Post Office Collection is made up of photographs, ephemera and archival material collected by the La Jolla Historical Society since the 1930s to use for historical research and reference. This Collection includes information on preserving the Post...
Post offices, with views of other buildings and public.
This collection consists of 47 photographic negatives with contact prints, largely documenting demolition work on the damaged Stanford Museum following the 1906 earthquake, including the lowering of the still-intact glass dome. Several images include groups of workers and the horse-drawn...
This is a small collection of papers from Roy G. Post that covers his work in the atomic energy industry.
This collection contains newspaper clippings, musical event programs, correspondence, photographs, and miscellaneous documents from the life and work of singer and voice teacher Valerie Post (Mrs. Lauren C. Post) and her students. Early in her career she was known as...
This collection contains programs, newspaper articles, and other papers regarding the San Diego Civic Light Opera Association (also known as Starlight Opera) compiled by performer and board president Valerie Post from 1946 to 1978.
Relates to the Russian Revolution and Civil War in the Caucasus region, Allied intervention in the area, and economic conditions in the Caucasus. Written by W. E. Post and Maurice Wertheim. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).
The Post-Apollo Press records include correspondence, administrative records, materials related to Etel Adnan, and project files. Correspondence is incoming and outgoing, personal and professional; correspondents include bookstores, distributors, other publishers, and writers. There are also some board minutes from the...
20200602 uncataloged
This collection contains postcards and postcard packets from the Santa Cruz area, California counties, the United States, and some international locations....
Artificial collection of postcards and private mailing cards related to the Santa Clara Valley.
Small collection of assorted postcards, the bulk of which are of cities and sites in California. It also includes other states, Canada, and Europe.
Artificial collection of postcards collected for California History Room.
The La Jolla Historical Society's General Postcard Collection consists of over 800 postcards comprised of linen cards, chromolithograph cards, chrome cards, black and white cards, real photo cards and hand-colored real photo cards. The collection is housed in four boxes...
Postcards of Northern California attractions and local scenes as well as postcards related to important historical events.
Postcards. Alphabetically arranged by state, then by cities within each state. Also albums of postcards, including Europe, as well as some postcards arranged by subject. This very extensive collection consists of tens of thousands of postcards. There are about 10,300...
Includes many views from California and other locales in the American West. Also present are some views in Europe and in other American locations. Box 1: 2 scrapbooks of postcards and greeting cards -- Box 2: 2 scrapbooks of postcards...
Photographs show various California landscapes, towns, and scenes. Locations include the Yuba river, Emigrant Gap, Donner Lake, other Sierra Nevada views, Nevada City (elementary school, business district, etc.), Grass Valley (Main street, Church street, the Empire mine, Central Mine, Golden...
Postcards show views in and around Lafayette, Calif., including buildings (businesses, school, train station, post office), streets, the interior of a pioneer store, a blacksmith and workers harvesting hay.
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Postcards reproduce early views of street scenes, buidings, etc. in Oakland and San Francisco, Calif.
Postcards show the M.E. church in Exeter, the Foote residence at the North Star Mine (Grass Valley), sawmill at Hobart Mills, the Palm Saloon in Rocklin, the Weaverville stage coach at Redding, and a wreck of same. (Stagecoach scenes are...
Postcards picturing streets, buildings, people, agricultural fairs, and general scenes in various Northern California towns.
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The first postcards were probably playing cards used as visiting cards (late 17th-early 18th century). They were replaced by visiting cards and most had pictures and a blank space for the name. Subjects were places of interest or general motifs...
This collection contains postcards depicting scenes throughout the world, with an emphasis on the Inland Empire region of Southern California, dating from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s. Cities well represented include Riverside, San Bernardino, and Big Bear Lake along...
San Francisco views include Cliff House, the Presidio, the business district, and two restaurants: Cafe Odeon and The Louvre. Also included are portraits of Alaskan Eskimos and Alaskan scenery from Sitka, the Bering Sea, and views of a log cabin...
Postcards show heros (group portraits) and scenes from the war. Many show Augusto C. Sandino.
Postcards of scenes in various California, Oregon, and Washington locales. Scenic landscapes and tourist attractions predominate.
The collection comprises 159 postcards, primarily of Chinatown in San Francisco, California, from approximately 1901 to 1987. Subjects include individuals, families, restaurants, tea gardens, markets, bazaars, joss houses, shops, parades, and street scenes. The collection also includes a few postcards...
Commercial postcards depicting Chinese in traditional attire, taken chiefly in San Francisco's Chinatown. Subjects include portraits of children, families and other groups; merchants; an outing to Sutro Heights; and a Tong parade.
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Contains views of Nevada City (1856), including the Union Hotel (1880's), Boston Ravine (1852), the toll bridge at Edward's Crossing (1880's), and the Lola Montez House in Grass Valley (1880's).
Includes scenic views, cities and towns, antiquities, interior and exterior views of churches, public buildings, hotels, and other structures. Locales represented by several images include Acapulco, Puebla, Teotihuacan, Taxco, and Alamos.
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Collection consists of an assemblage of posters, primarily 20th century American and European. Includes travel posters, exhibit posters, and war posters from World War I France, and American posters from World War I and World War II....
Posters from many countries relating to a broad range of topics in twentieth-century history. A large proportion of the posters are propagandistic in nature. American, British, French, German and Russian posters are particularly numerous. Among the major events covered are...
Individual and small sets of posters from multiple sources, most U.S. and a few British. Includes items relating to book arts, book fairs, Johannes Gutenberg, printing, and publishers/publishing.
The collection comprises over 1,800 color and black and white posters created by various administrative offices, academic departments, and organizations on the University of California, Irvine (UCI) campus from the 1960s to the present. The posters advertise programs and events...
This collection includes the print and electronic teaching and research papers of Mark Poster, Professor of History and Film & Media Studies at the University of California, Irvine.
Includes posters of politics, social protest, music and popular culture, chiefly from Berkeley and the San Francisco Bay Area. Especially well-represented are Berkeley politics, Vietnam resistance, environmentalism, women's liberation, and Central American politics. Some Cuban posters produced by OSPAAL present.
Charles Leonard Lathrop, Lathrop describes these stamps as advertising or premiums given out by exhibitors at the fair, which he collected when visiting as a child.
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Small selection of posters from a much larger set of visual aids for classroom study of Spanish language, A Visual Grammar of Spanish, developed by William E. Bull and first published in 1961. Each sheet includes a printed phrase illustrated...
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Chiefly official promotional posters for the festival. Also includes inkjet prints of photographic images, posters pertaining to related topics (1998 Burning Man film festival at Roxie Cinema, S.F.; 2003 film Confession of a Burning Man; 1999 annual Swim-Whim: Swim-Swam at...
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The collection contains 27 original printed posters, many in vivid color, most advertising concerts and readings in Detroit, San Francisco, and Santa Barbara / Isla Vista, CA.
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Includes a poster of (Frank Finley) Merriam saving the state from parade of radicals and one of the Community Chest.
Posters promoting exhibitions of fine art photography, chiefly from the 1970s, at various galleries and museums in New York, California and elswehere in the United States. Also includes a few posters promoting the publication of photographic print portfolios. Among the...
The collection consists of posters related to the University of California, Riverside, either promoting the campus or depicting campus buildings.
nr. 1. "Erledigt" (1943) / Mieczyslaw Kościelniak -- nr. 2. "Portrait des Häftlings Paul Zur" (1942) / Wincenty Gawron -- nr. 3. "Eine Schüssel Suppe" (1946) / Jerzy Adam Brandhuber -- nr. 4. "Appell" (1946) / Jerzy Adam Brandhuber --...
This small collection contains post cards with special day stamps, place stamps, and opening & closing day stamps collected by Preston Sawyer.
Photographs depict Los Angeles Postmaster H.B.R. Briggs and others at telescope of Griffith Observatory, participating in ceremonial sighting of the star Betelgeuse. Others present include representatives of the observatory, of Western Union Telegraph, of Pan American Airways, and of the...
Fedor Fedorovich Postnikov, a prominent Russian architect, is recognized for his significant contributions to shaping the architectural landscape of central Vladivostok, Russia. The collection comprises photographic prints illustrating construction scenes in Vladivostok, Russia, from 1906 to 1908, featuring Postnikov's architectural...
Relates to the Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic during the Russian Civil War, 1919-1921.
This collection includes manuscripts for a speech, a magazine article, and two monographs by Charles Debrill Poston, as well as memorial newspaper clippings and a program for an honorary statue of Poston. Materials range from 1865-1977.
This collection consists of 7 folders containing a variety of post-Perestroika newspapers from the 1990s, mainly from Russia, but also from countries such as Ukraine....
The records of the California Postsecondary Education Commission (CPEC) consist of 68.5 cubic feet of textual records, 291 audiotapes, 8 videotapes, 1 DVD, and 2 audio reels reflecting the Commission's work as the State's advisory body on higher education....
Relates to proposals for post-World War II international organizations and international law.
Relates to economic development planning for India after World War II. Report by eight Indian businessmen and economists, published in the , January 29-February 1, 1944.
Postcards and photographs depicting historic landmarks, churches, landscapes and people in Germany in the postwar period. Also includes some postcards from the United States and France.
24 black and white photographs, many with same G.I., including images of war damaged Catholic church, other buildings, countryside, several with Japanese men, women, and children, location unknown.
Collection consists of Arnold Posy papers....
Relates to Vladimir Putin, the Russian secret service, and Russian politics.
Over 400 portraits of prominent 19th century figures issued in a "Collection Felix Potin" series.
Photographs of French actors, singers and composers taken from an album of Felix Potin potraits.
Geoffrey, Count Potocki de Montalk is an author and publisher of the Mélissa Press in Draguignan, Var., France. The collection consists of letters, ephemeral material, and material written and/or published by Count Potocki de Montalk at the Mélissa Press.
Correspondence, telegrams, reports, protocols, lists, orders, circulars, accounts, and receipts, card file, and photographs, relating to Russian Imperial military agencies in Copenhagen and Berlin, the Russian Imperial Passport Control Office in Copenhagen, the Russian prisoner-of-war and refugee camp at Horserod,...
These records document the history of the Potrero Women's Club from its inception in 1908 to 2011. Included are constitutions and bylaws, meeting minutes, membership and financial records, certificates, newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, a scrapbook, and other club records documenting...
The collection comprises a group of 33 portraits from Jacques-Philippe Potteau's Collection anthropologique du Muséum de Paris. The sitters include soldiers from the Tirailleurs algériens; members of diplomatic staff from French Cochinchina and Annam to Paris; Bohemians; and Swedes. Present...
The 20 frontal and profile portraits of ten Algerian soldiers who visited Paris in 1863 were taken by Philippe-Jacques Potteau as part of his larger anthropological project for the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, known as the Collection anthropologique du Muséum...
The consists of photographic negatives and photographic plates of American Indians in the southwestern United States, taken by Calista Potter Thresher around 1900.
This collection contains the business and legal papers of legal and financial counselors Charles F. Potter (1861-1949) and his brother Isaac B. Potter (1856-1940), concentrating on several water and power companies in California, Arizona, and Nevada, with the bulk dating...
Professional papers.
Records of sales and repairs of harness and other leather goods.
Relates to the visit of President-elect Herbert Hoover to Argentina in December 1928.
The collection includes typescripts of 29 original plays and 17 adaptations by Robert A. Potter (1934-2010), political activist, poet, playwright and professor of Drama at UCSB. Also included are reviews, programs, clippings, production photos, publicity and music.
The papers of the American Unitarian clergyman, editor, and writer William James Potter.
The Pottery Canyon | Rodriguez Family Collection is made up of photographs and archival material used for historical research and reference. The Collection contains material dedicated to the history of the Rodriguez Family in Pottery Canyon, the subsequent issues with...
Potts and Waldie bill of sale for lead and linseed oil (SAFR 17499, HDC 350) contains one receipt for a purchase in July 1818 and March 1819 from Potts and Waldie of London by John Melville of Grahamstown near Falkirk....
The Lillian M. Potts papers include correspondence, programs, newspaper clippings, photographs, ephemera, reports, and brochures documenting her involvement in California politics and civic and civil rights organizations. The collection is organized into four series: Political activities, Photographs, Educational activities, Religious...
Bulletins, reports, studies, correspondence, notes, and clippings, relating to Polish politics and government, German war crimes, Germany during World War II, prisoners of war in Germany, the German invasion of Poland, and Polish relations with Britain, France, and the Soviet...
Writings, photographs, correspondence, clippings, mailing lists, pamphlets, flyers, graphic art, award certificates, videotapes, and other material from gay activist Ernie Potvin, 1947-1998. Potvin was a founder of Puerto Rico's first gay and lesbian rights organization in 1972. The bulk of...
The scrapbook belonged to Kate Potwin. It includes newspaper clippings on a wide variety of subjects, some undated but generally ranging from 1884 to 1928.
Notes and other writings, letters, dispatches, and printed matter, relating to Polish diplomacy during World War II.
Memoirs, correspondence, and military and identification documents, relating to Polish military training in Great Britain and subsequent military operations in France, Belgium and the Netherlands during World War II.
Charles Norris Poulson (1895-1982) was elected and served in the California State Assembly (1938-42), was elected to the House of Representatives in 1942, served as mayor of Los Angeles (1953-61), and was a member of the California Water Commission (1965-68)....
Through most of its history, Poultry Producers of Central California was said to the largest egg cooperative marketing association in the world. The collection contains material related to the activities of the Poultry Producers of Central California, including correspondence, interdepartmental...
Pound and Schneider began their correspondence in 1952, and it consisted primarily of trading literary recommendations, with Pound often providing addresses of small publishers who printed the works of obscure authors he considered important. His letters, written in a style...
Pound and Theobald began their correspondence in 1957, when Theobald was preparing a poetry textbook and was seeking input from the living poets to be included. Although gruffly stating that his poems were not meant for adolescents, Pound insisted that...
Ezra Pound (1885-1972) was a poet, translator, and a representative for magazine, and . His published works include (1908), (1917), and (1920). The collection contains Pound's correspondence with E.W. Titus, letters to various persons, corrected proofs of poems, typescripts, and...
Photocopies of correspondence between Ezra Pound and John Theobald , 1957-1958, together with an essay by Theobald on the history of the Exchange [removed to Mss 99 /put originals in vault]
French scholar of Dada and surrealism, and vice president of the Association pour l'Étude de Dada et du Surréalisme. Collection consists of correspondence received by Poupard-Lieussou from artists, writers, publishers, critics, and scholars, mainly 1956-1979. Includes bio-bibliographic notes, drawings, photographs,...
This collection contains manuscripts, galley proofs,writings, notes and other material regarding Jerry Pournelle, an American Science Fiction author and journalist. Includes science fiction manuscripts with such themes as space, atlantis and more.
This collection contains manuscripts, galley proofs,writings, notes and other material regarding Jerry Pournelle, an American Science Fiction author and journalist. Includes science fiction manuscripts with such themes as space, atlantis and more.
Memoranda, reports, letters, resolutions, statements, press releases, equipment inventories, financial records, and printed matter, relating to activities of the Alianza Revolucionaria Democrática, the Unión Nacional Opositora, and other Nicaraguan anti-Sandinista organizations; anti-Sandinista military operations along the Nicaraguan-Costa Rican border; and...
The papers of UCLA professor John Povey consist of manuscripts, notes, printed material, publications, drawings, and correspondence related to his teaching, research, and administrative activities, including the editorship of the journal .
Edited compilation of responses to a questionnaire sent to members of the 1940 Stanford freshman football team about their college sport experiences, involvement in World War II, and professional and personal life; also includes some correspondence to Farrar.
Correspondence....
Philip Stedman Sparkman studied and wrote out the vocabulary of the Luiseño people of Southern California, and he corresponded with Charles F. Lummis and Frederick Webb Hodge. This collection includes family, financial, and legal papers of John Sparkman, Philip Stedman,...
Betty Jane Powell (1921-2012) was a long-time resident of the Sacramento area who worked many years for Sacramento City Unified School District and contributed thousands of volunteer hours to local service organizations and libraries. This collection of correspondence, business records,...
Dick Powell (1904-1963) made his film debut in 1932 and was featured in Warner Brothers musicals during the 1930s. He made the transition to dramatic roles in the 1940s, then became a producer-director in the 1950s. The collection consists of...
Bound volume, with inscription "E. C. Powell Daybook" on the cover, mainly containing lists of general store accounts, from Tennessee and Georgia, some from the latter 1860s Reconstruction period. Includes prices for supplies such as tobacco, coffee, molasses, calico, and...
Collection consists of manuscript or ozalid copy sketches, full scores, or conductor's scores of motion picture music orchestrated by Powell and others. Includes music for the following films: The garden of evil (Bernard Herrmann), Viva Zapata (Alex North), A night...
George Harold Powell (1872-1922) was born in Ghent, New York. The U.S. Department of Agriculture sent him to California in 1904 to study citrus fruits rotting in transit. In 1896, he married Gertrude Eliza Clark (1870-1957). They had three sons,...
The collection includes technical publications, surveys of Tuberculosis Control Measures in Thailand, private correspondence, memorandums of committed or attempted suicides at Charlestone AFB, etc....
Documents relating to cartographer and "Bible geographer" George May Powell of the Oriental Topographical Corps, including maps of Palestine, correspondence, photographs, and other ephemera.
Gordon Specs Powell was a jazz musician who was hired as the first African American orchestra staff for the CBS network. Powell performed with such jazz luminaries as Billie Holiday, John Kirby, and Red Norvo during the height of the...
Contains a transcribed copy of Lucille Kendall’s 1976-1977 interviews with Helene Powell covering her involvement with the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union (ILWU), Local 6, in San Francisco as a steward and member of the Legislative Committee and Executive Board....
The Herbert J. Powell papers span 8 linear feet and date from circa 1920 to circa 1960. Boxes 1 through 5 of collection contain Powell’s postcard collection of art and architecture around the world (primarily Europe) organized by region; as...
The Jane Powell papers span the years circa 1940s-2000s and encompass 20 linear feet. The collection includes scripts, correspondence, clippings, magazines, programs, scrapbooks, music manuscripts, photograph albums, and photographs. Powell's television and stage work are well represented....
Articles, pamphlets, offprints, and minor bibliophile publications by and about Lawrence Clark Powell, former UCLA librarian (1906-2000).
This is a collection of manuscripts by Lawrence Clark Powell (1906-2001). This collection includes correspondence from Powell to Southwest Museum librarians and directors, typed and published manuscripts, a newspaper clipping, pamphlets, and speeches from 1941-1973.
The collection consists of clippings by and about Powell, and transcripts of some of Powell's speeches....
Lawrence Clark Powell (1906-2001) joined the UCLA Library staff in 1938, became a UCLA Librarian (1944-61), director of the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library (1944-66), and the first Dean of the UCLA School of Library Service (1960). A prolific author,...
The collection contains mainly drafts of writings and research files including copies of 16th-18th century Spanish and Mexican government documents, of a UCSB Latin American scholar.
This collection contains photographs with captions of the Loma Prieta Lumber Company, the Molino Timber Company, the Forest of Nisene Marks State Park, the Soquel Demonstration State Forest, and Powell's "photo journeys" of Northern and Central California's Coast Range mountains...
Research notes, data, and publications of W. Robert Powell, UC Davis specialist in Agronomy and plant sciences.
Personal files documenting the careers of primarily American and English actors of the 19th and 20th centuries, but including files on playwrights, theatre managers, and other performing arts personalities. Clippings, photographs, pictures, programs, promotional materials, and other theatre-related memorabilia.
Collection consists of photographs and scripts belonging to American actor William Powell (1892-1984).
Relates to terrorist activities during the emergency period in Malaya.
Valentine Joseph Powelson, Jr., more commonly known as Val Powelson, AIA was born in Los Angeles (1924) and died in Ft. Lauderdale (1997) at 72. He maintained his practice in Los Angeles during the mid-1950’s to mid-1960’s and was a...
The documents Power's time in nursing school at San Diego County Hospital, and her time working as a nurse at Mercy Hospital in Prescott, Arizona. Highlights include correspondence in which Power refers to construction and rennovations taking place at San Diego...
Eight British land deeds: Assignment of Estate, Conveyance, and Lease.
The Nancy Goslee Power & Associates records span 100 linear feet and date from circa 1980 to circa 2010. The collection is composed of landscape architecture drawings, photographic prints, slides, and reference material. Architectural drawings which are organized by project...
Robert H. Power, restaurateur and historian, authored (1973) and (1974). The collection contains correspondence, commission work notes, exhibits, newspapers and magazine articles, publications and speeches, and research project notes related to Power's interest in Francis Drake and the San Francisco...
"This is a collection of issues of the St. Bartholomew's Journal, unpublished typescripts and ephemera which give a unique insight into Sir D'Arcy Power's relationship with the institution. The Journal issues generally contain his own contributions, such as 'The Hospital...
The Powers, Daly and DeRosa drawings span 6 linear feet and date from 1956 to 1957. The collection consists of two flat file folders, each containing drawings which document two different projects. Projects include Friendly Hills Bowl (Long Beach, California)...
This collection contains photographs created by freelance photographer David Powers while on assignment for the University of California, San Francisco between 1975 and 2002. The collection includes negatives, slides, contact sheets, and a small number of prints. Photographic subjects include...
Transcripts of meetings, correspondence, writings, testimony, and printed matter relating to readjustment of American prisoners of war returning from the Vietnamese War.
Correspondence, telegrams, biographies, articles, pamphlets, clippings, writings, photographs, maps, scrapbooks, and memorabilia relating to Homer Lea, military adviser to Sun Yat-sen and author of , and to the revolutionary movement in China, circa 1900-1920. Includes writings and correspondence of Homer...
This collection contains correspondence from SSgt. Kent I. Powers, USAAF to his family and friends during the Second World War.
Collection of 22 three-ring binders and 68 photograph albums, each containing black & white and color erotic images clipped from magazines and newspapers, along with a small number of photographs. The majority of the images are of males; however, several...
The scrapbooks contain cartoons from the German press relating to World War I and the German Revolution of 1918-1919, as well as a personal scrapbook of photographs, souvenirs, and miscellanea.
This collection contains television scripts of casting director Sally Powers. Included are scripts for The Partridge Family; The Paul Lydne Show; Honeymoon Suite; Temperature's Rising; and The Girl With Something Extra. There is also the final shooting script for QB...
Collection consists of the clippings, photographs, scripts, and correspondence of American actress Stefanie Powers.
Transcripts of letters to Powell, director of the 2nd Division of the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories. Relate to his efforts to interest the U.S. government in publishing his manuscript on California Indians.
Photograph Album with stills from movies with silent screen actor Tom Powers including Susie to Suzanne, The Cylinder's Secret, The Great Diamond Robbery, The Haunted Rocker, Fanny's Melodrama & Under the Makeup. Some photos unidentified. Others featured include Florence Turner,...
Johnathan Powk's papers on The Cockettes offer a glimpse into the iconic gender-bending drag troupe's history, featuring photographs, clippings, obituaries, costume designs, correspondence, and audio recordings, ranging from 1970 to 2006.
From 1972-1977, Johnathan Powk was an art director for San Francisco PBS station KQED. From 1977-1978 he made his first trip to South America, which resulted in a long term relationship with Brazil and the first of many Canavals in...
Correspondence, orders, reports, memoranda, personnel records, printed matter, maps, and photographs relating to American naval aviation, especially in the Pacific Theater during World War II, and to post-war naval administration of Guam.
A collection of material related to Joseph Pownall, forty-niner and California businessman.
The collection contains materials related to British novelist and essayist, Llewelyn Powys....
Shortly after her fourth child was diagnosed with Down's syndrome, Florene Stewart Poyadue became involved with Parents Helping Parents (PHP), a Santa Clara Valley based local support network for parents of disabled children. Under her direction, Poyadue transformed PHP from...
Correspondence, diary, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Polish foreign relations, especially with France and Great Britain, during the interwar period, and to Allied diplomacy and the Polish government in exile during World War II.
Documents relating to political conditions in Hungary during the communist and post-communist periods: speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, minutes, bulletins, serial issues, printed matter, and audiovisual materials.
Chiefly group portraits taken at various outdoor locations in San Francisco, depicting participants in the first convention of the Slavonic Alliance of California, held November 11-12, 1933. Subjects are unidentified but include nurses, children, and various groups in traditional Slavic...
Includes index.
Enersen discusses his family background, education at Carlton College and Harvard Law School, and the McCutcheon firm after 1930; appended to the transcript is a 90 p. History of the firm by Enersen, and other material about the firm.
The Holly Prado Papers include material spanning the career of poet Holly Prado, from examples of early efforts written in her youth in the 1950s, through her professional work in the 2010s. Prado's personal journals, dating from 1960 - 2019,...
This collection documents the intellectual pursuits of independent literary scholar Robert Prager. Included in the collection is correspondence and interviews with gay male writers. Also included is biographical research, including interviews and correspondence, into the life of artist Chuck Arnett.
Etchings depicting views and scenes of Prague: architecture, streets, public spaces, the Vltava River, etc. With accompanying book by Arne Novák, as issued.
13 unidentified b/w mounted photographs, many with women carrying babies and small children on their backs. .05 linear feet (1 folder).
This collection contains the papers of David W. and Margaret C. Prall.
The Huntington Library Louis Prang Collection contains over 150 items dating from 1860 to 1917, with the bulk of the items spanning from 1860 to 1897. This artificial collection intellectually brings together the Library's holdings of items produced by and...
The album, compiled by G. Prat, a French silk inspector working in China in the latter part of the nineteenth century, contains 151 albumen photographs of China and Japan. The album's visual focus is on the ports and trading centers...
Ernest Mitchell Pratt (1876-1945) was a commercial photographer and California pictorialist. The collection consists of approximately 500 photographs by Pratt, and works by Viroque Baker.
Mark Daniels was a Southern California architect who designed homes and gardens in the Bel Air area of Los Angeles and vicinity. Ernest Mitchell Pratt and Viroque Baker photographed Daniels' houses and landscape architecture to be published in magazines such...
The Pratt Family Papers spans the years 1825-1950. It contains historical correspondence and diaries related to the early settlement of the San Joaquin Valley.
Album includes images of the Quad and Inner Quad, the Angel of Grief, Encina Hall, dorm room in Encina, action shot from the 1913 Big Game, tennis team and other athletic events, boating on Lake Lagunita, John C. Branner's inauguration...
Consisting of correspondence and related papers, includes letters to and from Pratt, notes, articles and other printed materials, and photographs. The papers include correspondence relating to his researches into the history of wireless and early radio, his early work in...
A collection of material related to Helen Steele Pratt, Southern California ornithologist, and Edward Strieby Steele, American botanist.
The album, which Lieutenant Colonel Henry Marsh Pratt began compiling in 1868, offers a uniquely personal record of Pratt's professional and family connections in both India and England. Depictions of the Pratt family of Norfolk, England, with frequent appearances by...
The Lowell Clark Pratt Papers, 1959-1963 (bulk 1960-1963) contains personal correspondence written (typed) by Lowell Clark Pratt to his daughter Lucia Gilbertson and her family, a few family photographs, news clippings, and includes excerpts from these letters complied by his...
Relates to the naval career of R. R. Pratt, including service on destroyers in the Pacific Theater during World War II, and a variety of postwar assignments in the United States and Europe, and to Pratt family life. Photocopy.
Collection consists of material relating to William Henry Pratt's activities in California from 1882 to 1908, including certificates of appointment for California and Humboldt County positions.
Relates to the socialist peace conference in Stockholm, and to the suppression of the Bolsheviks during the July days. Excerpts are dated 1917 July-August. Includes a false satirical issue of Pravda, 1980, prepared by anticommunists.
By-laws, minutes, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and legal documents relating to administration of Orthodox Church property in Palestine and to legal disputes over its ownership.
This collection contains issues of "Praxis," a student publication initially printed by Students for a Democratic Society at the University of Southern California. The issues, dating from February 1968 to 1970, include original essays, poetry, and articles.
The collection includes photo albums, scrap books, correspondence, music programs, a handwritten recipe book. For a more detailed listing see finding aid available in Special Collections....
Volume 1: album of profesisonal photographs taken in 1915 by P.J. Thompson documenting the operations of the Red River Lumber Company and scenes of Westwood, Calif., including various logging activities (logging camp, laying trailroad tracks, falling trees, railroad transport of...
Manuscript copy of published work. An account by the French general of the siege of Valenciennes by the British and Austrian armies in 1793.
Correspondence with Václav Havel, video tapes, and audio tapes, relating to political conditions and civil rights in Czechoslovakia. Also includes photographic reproductions of memoranda, 1947-1948, relating to political conditions in Czechoslovakia (In Czech).
This collection contains meeting minutes, agendas and other materials from the Department of Education and its governing body, the Board of Education, which governed the California State Colleges (formerly California Teachers Colleges) prior to the creation of the Master Plan...
The life story of Preciado growing up in Santa Paula during the Depression and later
Preciado discusses her life and her family (Huerta) history from 1889 to 1980
Michael Preece started his career as script supervisor going on to direct in film and television. The collection consists of scripts and production material related to Preece's career.
Collection consists of files, including U.S. government and other publications relating to aspects of prefabricated housing in Europe and the U.S. Subjects include the Lanham Act, acorn houses, bathroom equipment, Greenbelt Homeowners Cooperative, Italian prefabs, Schilfhaus, Timber Engineering Company, Woolsey...
Documents pertaining to the Prego family.
Don Preist's biographical and research files, drawing plans, and testing reports for his innovative work with transmitter tubes and klystrons with Eimac Inc. and Varian Associates.
Collection consists of anti-semitic, anti-Afro-American and extreme right-wing political and religious booklets, pamphlets, and periodicals. Includes material by American nationists, states' rights activists, anti-United Nations advocates, the Ku Klux Klan, the Nazi Party of the USA, and a variety of...
A copy of Friedheim's Master's thesis (Columbia University, Faculty of Political Science) and a compilation of photocopies of various magazine and newspaper articles relating to the Brigade, entitled The Abraham Lincoln Brigade in the Media.
This collection of papers was assembled by Jeffry Pendergast. The Prendergast papers include documents about water rights and water supply in California from 1944-1963.
Materials from the 1987 March on Washington, Women's Music materials, and Dyke March ephemera.
Letterpress book for hardware store of Charles Frederick Prentiss and Marshall Diggs (later, Thomson - Diggs Co. of Sacramento).
Includes letters and telegrams from various members of the Prentiss family (George D., John, Elizabeth, Isabelle, Margaret) describing the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906; also a diary (with photographs pasted in) kept by Eva Nelson Foye while hiking...
Commission for work preparatory to the founding of the United Nations.
Three church members reminisce over the Presbyterian church in Santa Paula
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The Historical Documentation Project (HDoc) materials spanning the dates of 1848 to 2004 were donated by Presbyterian Church in Chinatown (PCC), San Francisco, pastors, officers, and members. They contain the background information and records of the project; All-Church records; papers...
This collection contains correspondence of Los Angeles schoolteacher Allie Prescott to her family in Massachusetts between 1870 and 1891. The letters in the collection deal primarily with family history and Prescott's struggles with loneliness, teaching, and living in Los Angeles.
"John K. Crellin notes that 'While the history of advertising medicines in Britain has attracted much interest, the prescription envelope has rarely been noted. It has attracted interest as ephemera, for which see "The Chemist and his Stationery. The Prescription...
Regarding the present state of Latvia's railways and the views for the future.
Preservation master transfers on tape from a variety of sources.
Collection consisting of recorded oral history interviews and digitized photographs from elders in the African American community in South Los Angeles. This collection began as a grant-funded Humanities for All Grant from the California Humanities foundation. Individuals were selected who...
President Grant (passenger vessel) souvenir sea journal (SAFR 14272, HDC 64) is comprised of a single volume kept by an unknown passenger onboard the Admiral Line's PRESIDENT GRANT during its voyage from Shanghai to Seattle, March to April 1926. The...
Assorted professional views, some of San Francisco taken by Taber, including cityscapes and the Palace Hotel carriage courtyard. Several related to President Harrison's visit to Los Angeles including view of Harrison's room at Hollenbeck. Some of "Royal Gorge, Grand Canyon,...
Mailgrams issued by the Southern Pacific's Sacramento Division superintendent giving special instructions for the passage of President Harry Truman's special train from Reno to Sacramento on September 22, 1948.
Frances Green discusses her early years, marriage and children, and various volunteer and public service activities in the San Francisco Bay Area, especially the Jewish Community Federation, of which she was President 1975-1976.
Jerome Braun discusses his family background and education at Stanford University Law School; his move to San Francisco, and involvement in Jewish Community Federation activities in the Bay area.
Family background, Octrup, Germany; effect of Nazi edicts: move to Borculo, Holland, Westerbork Transit Camp, Birkenau, Auschwitz, Warsaw Ghetto, Dachau death camps; liberation, 1945; arrival in San Francisco, 1950; real estate business; marriage to Fern Ellis, 1957; president of Jewish...
Family life, Tucson, father's activities on behalf of Israel; University of California, Berkeley M.B.A., 1959; marriage to Barbara Kassner; starts real estate firm specializing in rehabilitation and preservation; president, Jewish Family Service Agency, and vice president and co-founder, National Assn....
Family background, St. Louis, MO and San Diego, CA, Depression years; marriage to Harold Dobbs, 1941, five children, assisting his political campaigns, Mel's Drive-Ins; federation's women's division president, 1972-1974; San Francisco-based Jewish Community Federation: campaign chairman, 1978, involvement with Israel,...
San Francisco background; MBA, UC Berkeley; marriage to Ruth Fredkin; establishes Seiler and Co., CPAs, in San Francisco and the Peninsula; vice president, Belmont Jewish Community Center, president Temple Beth Am; board, United Jewish Community Centers; Jewish Community Federation: campaign...
Family background, and business career with Levison Brothers Insurance Brokerage; president, Jewish Home for the Aged, 1991-1993; San Francisco-based Jewish Community Federation: committee assignments, 1971 Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Memorial Award, 1975 campaign chairman; federation president: changes implemented, reflections on presidency,...
Family background, Wheeling, West Virginia; education at Kenyon College and University of Chicago; to San Francisco, 1969, and career in mortgage and investment banking, Huret, Rothenberg & Co.; Governor Jerry Brown's secretary of business and transportation, 1977; San Francisco-based Jewish...
Family and schooling, Chicago and Los Angeles, UCLA, UC Berkeley; marriage to Richard Swig, 1950; San Francisco-based Jewish Community Federation: board member and president of Jewish Vocational Service, Women's Division (president, 1970-1972), Federation campaign chair, 1984, president, 1992-1994; discusses disputes...
The President McKinley (passenger vessel) bridge logbook (HDC 195, SAFR 16475) documents a voyage from Seattle, Washington to China and Japan under Captain R.E. Carney for the American Mail Line carrying a cargo of flour, machinery and lumber. This item...
The President Polk (passenger vessel) logbook (SAFR 18080, HDC 141) is dated November 25 to December 27, 1936. It is the rough log of the Dollar Steamship Company's passenger vessel PRESIDENT POLK. C.W. Hawkins was in command of voyage number...
The President Taft (steamship) rough logbook was kept by the Chief Officer in 1923. The logbook is available for use without restriction.
President Taylor (passenger vessel) deck logbooks consists of nine volumes and one other item.
Letters, notes, and documents bearing presidential autographs representing a range from a military return for rations signed by William Henry Harrison (1794) to a mimeo copy of a speech given by Dwight D. Eisenhower (1954)....
Fliers, speeches, buttons, etc. primarily from the 1960 party conventions and the presidential campaigns of Kennedy and Nixon; also contains George C. Wallace campaign materials from 1968. Miscellaneous World War I-era political buttons, including buttons for Herbert Hoover and Charles...
This collection contains planning materials, videos, and news clippings for the University of San Diego's hosting of the 1992 and 1996 Presidential Debates. The 1992 debate was ultimately canceled, but the 1996 debate went forth as scheduled.
One printed pamphlet, "Who's Going to Win? Statistics for the Presidential Campaign, 1888." Waterbury Watch Co., 1888. Alpha list.
Speeches of candidates for President of France, including speeches by Marcel Barbu, Charles de Gaulle, Jean Lecanuet, Pierre Marcilhacy, Fran�ois Mitterrand, and Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour.
The President’s Advisory Council on Executive Organization (PACEO) is commonly referred to as the Ash Council. It was established to conduct a review of the organization of the executive branch and to recommend changes which would alleviate problems arising from...
This collection consists of records for the President's Advisory Council on Intercollegiate Athletics.
These records document the establishment of a President's Club to recognize University of San Diego's most generous benefactors. The bulk of these records consist of planning materials for the President's Club Dinner, the annual appreciation event for President's Club...
Memoranda, reports, correspondence, pamphlets, clippings, press releases, and expense statements, relating to housing conditions in the United States, and to proposals for improving them, and especially for promoting home ownership through home loan banks.
Portfolio of 16 steel plate portraits, with facsimile autographs, ca. late 1800s. Includes Lincoln and Grant.
Booklet of engraved portraits, ca. 1881.
Collection consists of ephemera related to various presidents of the United States. The bulk of the collection is made up of newspaper clippings. The collection also includes pamphlets, illustrations, postcards, and other ephemera. ...
Ephemera, including cards, clippings, programs, and souvenir programs relating to United States presidents created during or after their lifetimes.
Materials generated from the Office of the President regarding Lyon's tenure as CSUDH President....
The President's Office Files consist of materials that record the President's daily activities or that were seen or annotated by the President. The two series within this group that are most closely associated with the President are the Handwriting File...
The President's Office Papers include materials that originated from the Pomona College President's Office covering a wide range of College affairs. The collection includes leadership materials and organizational documents with a focus on the academic departments of the College, the...
This file is so named because it was maintained by the President's personal secretary, Rose Mary Woods, and includes documents that the President personally considered. It includes: transcripts of memoranda dictated by the President, correspondence with long-time supporters of the...
This small collection contains letters written to the Presidio Branch of the San Francisco Public Library in response to Richard Brautigan's book, between 1971-1989. The collection also includes newspaper clippings about the Presidio Branch library and the letters, ephemera about...
The Presidio Neighborhood Photograph Collection contains images gathered by the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation during research and activities conducted in support of the reconstruction of the Santa Barbara Presidio. The collection contains a wide variety of image formats...
The collection consists of materials on the San Diego Presidio and its development into Presidio Park, including narratives, visitor information, and documents on the Presidio Park Excavation Project.
Contains environmental reports and studies, some focused on particular buildings and complexes, and some focused on particular hazards, such as lead-based paint and underground storage tanks. Most items are in large binders. The collection is not complete. Additional items may...
Robert Presley, Democrat, was a California State Senator from 1975-1994. The Robert Presley Papers consist of 23.5 cubic feet of records reflecting Presley's activities during his 19-year Senate career. The records contain Bill Files, 1975-1994; Subject Files, 1973-1994; and Correspondence,...
The Robert Presnell papers span the years 1907-1977 (bulk 1930s-1950s) and encompass 6 linear feet. The collection contains dozens of screenplays and treatments by Presnell. In addition there is biographical data, contracts, some correspondence, extensive files relating to the work...
The Press collection represents fine press printing in the United States in the 20th and 21st centuries. It has a particular focus or strength for California presses including the Grabhorn Press, the Grabhorn-Hoyim Press, both of San Francisco and the...
This collection comprises press releases, administrative correspondence, memoranda, conference and event programs, brochures, clippings, photographs, and other publicity-related material concerning the University of California, Riverside, 1954-2010. Topics include founding of the University in 1954; campus buildings; academic conferences and initiatives,...
News conference, October 1980.
The Empire Living Collection contains feature articles written under various titles (Howdy Neighbor, Redwood Empire Magazine, Empire Farms Magazine, Empire Living and the Medley Magazine) between 1948 and 1977 that cover a wide range of topics, but with an emphasis...
This collection includes press releases, clippings, press release forms, event schedules, newsletters, photographs, statistical fact sheets, and other publicity related material documenting campus activity at the University of California, Riverside, circa 1960-21985. Subject matter includes, but is not limited to:...
This collection consists of pressbooks covering motion pictures from major studios from the 1920s-1980s.
This collection contains press clippings, artifacts, and other material pertaining to the history of , a Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper that serves the Inland Empire in Southern California. Also includes material regarding the professional life of Howard H. "Tim" Hays...
Prospectuses, lists, flyers, correspondence and various other materials by or about individual presses, arranged alphabetically, by press name.
Relates to the Algiers coup of 1958 and the return to power of General Charles de Gaulle in France.
The collection comprises microfiche copies of original material from Paul Pressler's personal files. Pressler (b.1930-) is a retired justice of the Texas 14th Circuit Court of Appeals in Houston, Texas. Pressler also contributed to the conservative resurgence of the Southern...
Correspondence, orders, training manuals, and maps related to American military engineering activities in the United States and France during World War I.
Collection contains a letter from James McCowan Preston to his sister, Nov. 16, 1861 (6 p.); a letter from Mary E. Porter to Robert J. Preston, Oct. 3, 1864 (3 p.); photographs of the Preston house; and information about the...
Subject files and correspondence concerning his activities and interests in Los Angeles business and political and governmental affairs.
André Previn is a pianist, conductor, and composer known for his command of classical, jazz, and film music. The collection consists of material from very early in his career and contains manuscripts of musical arrangements and compositions, as well as...
The Charles Previn papers span the years 1906-1956 (bulk 1934-1949) and encompass 1.0 linear foot. The collection contains partial conductor scores from a handful of his Universal films, sheet music, music manuscripts, scrapbooks, and disc recordings....
Diaries, memoirs, report, and clippings relating to German military liaison with Turkish military operations during World War I, German foreign policy during the interwar period (especially in Ethiopia), and German foreign policy during World War II (especially in Brazil).
Relates to Russian military operations during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878.
Contains documents relating to the disappearance of émigré Russian generals A. P. Kutepov (1930) and E. K. Miller (1937) from Paris, Russian émigré anti-communist groups and Soviet penetration of them, the Narodno-Trudovoi Soiuz organization, White forces during the Russian Revolution,...
Views taken by Jordan while serving on the Pribilof Fur Seal Commission in the summer of 1897. The collection includes views of fur seal rookeries on St. Paul Island and St. George Island, Alaska. Primarily gelatin dry plates.
The collection consists of circulated material, serial issues, bulletins, clippings, other printed matter, and notes relating to political parties and political leaders of post-Soviet Russia and other parts of the former Soviet Union. Used as research material for various publications...
A collection of film posters from multiple genres, spanning the latter half of the 20th century.
Collection pertains to statues on the Stanford campus: the griffins, or winged lions, a gift from Timothy Hopkins to the Stanford Convalescent Home for Children in 1931, and the statue of a horse known as "Sherwood" given by Mrs. Timothy...
The Electra Kimble Price collection consists of a range of materials related to the Kimble and Price families, including photographs, a genealogy report on the Kimble family and ancestry, military papers, articles on family activities, educational and professional papers, and...
Correspondence, diary, dispatches, writings, lecture material, photographs, and printed matter, relating to Japanese military intervention in China and Manchuria, 1931-1945; political and economic development in China, 1914-1950; and American foreign relations with China, 1914-1929.
The Price family papers are comprised of correspondence, writings, diaries, orders, memoranda, genealogical material, printed matter, notes, photographs, and memorabilia, documenting several generations of the Price family. Due to the diverse careers of the family and their residence in different...
This collection pertains to the Price family, with particular focus on Jacob Price’s personal and business affairs as well as his Civil War pension.
Clippings, serial issues, other printed matter, and notes, relating to protest movements against the Vietnam War, and to radicalism in the U.S., especially among college students, and particularly in the San Diego, California, region.
This collection was created by historians Don McGill and Glenn Price. It is partly a collection of historic documents about early trade along the west coast of North America during the years 1824-1873. It also includes research materials about the...
Regarding American aid to China
John Roy Price, Jr. served as Special Assistant to the President for Urban Affairs and was the Executive Secretary of the Council for Urban Affairs during the first Nixon administration. The collection includes material related to Prices' time in the...
Kendall O. Price, a faculty member of the School of Public Administration at USC in the 1960s, organized with his colleagues a non-profit corporation called Public Executive Development and Research (PEDR) and worked closely with the School of Public Administration....
Portraits and snapshots, nearly all subjects unidentified.
Monroe Edwin Price (1938- ) was the editorial assistant for American Heritage Publishing Company (1960-61), law clerk to associate justice Potter Stewart of the Supreme Court (1964-65), special assistant to the Labor Department secretary (1965-66), professor at the UCLA School...
Monroe Edwin Price (1938- ) was the editorial assistant for American Heritage Publishing Company (1960-61), law clerk to associate justice Potter Stewart of the Supreme Court (1964-65), special assistant to the Labor Department secretary (1965-66), professor at the UCLA School...
Letters, drawings, occupation money, newspapers, printed propaganda, posters, photographs and maps relating to the Philippine Islands during and after the U.S. invasion in 1945.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, press summaries, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to American foreign and domestic policy during the administration of President Richard M. Nixon, and to the presidential elections of 1968 and 1972.
Rodman M. Price (1816-1894) read the proclamation of the annexation of California from the custom house in Monterey, California. He became alcade of Monterey, was a member of the first San Francisco Municipal Council at the California Constitutional Convention (1849),...
A collection of material related to the American naval officer, and New Jersey politician, Rodman M. Price.
This collection documents the academic and professional life of Dr. Vivian Price, a political scientist, videographer, and union electrician, who has played an active role in the labor and non-traditional women's occupation movement in Los Angeles, California. Materials include: legal...
This collection contains correspondence written by MSgt. Wilson Henry Price, USMC to his family during the Second World War, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
The Edward H. Prichard drawings of alterations to Mr. Stanley McCormick’s Meadow house span 3 linear feet and date from 1931. The collection is composed of one folder containing eight architectural drawings in the form of blueprints. Drawings include: basement...
Documents related to the development and activities of the Pride Center and the former Gay Student Union.
Documents related to the development and activities of the Pride Faculty Staff Association. Includes bylaws, minutes, surveys, event announcements, and correspondence.
Articles of incorporation, bylaws, minutes, correspondence, reports, legal referral documents, contractual agreements, resolutions, clippings, flyers, publicity material, legal papers, financial records, photographs, telephone and visitor logs, municipal agency documents, real estate records, position statements and other material, 1966-1984, documenting the...
Letters from R.O. Schad, Huntington Library, and H.R. Wagner, concerning the "Botica general," an item missing from the Bancroft Library.
Includes photographic copies of paintings, portraits, and other graphic material related to Jose de Galvez. Images are likely to have been research material for Priestley's work: Jose de Galvez, visitor-general of New Spain.
The James Prigoff slide collection is an important visual resource that helps document the Chicano visual arts movement in California, and in particular, the San Diego and Tijuana area. The collection complements that of other CEMA collections that make up...
The collection includes 429 slides.The slides in this collection are overwhelmingly of mural art and of spray can art. The slide collection is an important visual resource that helps document the Chicano visual arts movement in California, and in particular,...
This collection consists of photographs of the Upper Yangzi and Fuzhou areas of China.
Clippings, newsletter
A diary a prospector's overland journey in 1850 to California, his experience mining in the Northern Sierras for 4 years and his return to the East Coast by steamer across Panama. On his way to California he travelled via Council...
Copies of records of parish visits made by two bishops of Chiapas - the general visit of Carlos María Colina y Rubio, 1855-1856, to the parishes of Tuxtla Chico, Tapachula, Escuintla, Tonalá and Zintalapa; and the visits of Germán Ascensión...
Contains the legal documents of the Hacienda de Santa Ana Atoyasolc, including land transfers, wills, and legal decisions of the lower and audiencia courts. Land transfers were mostly with the Indians, some at public auctions announced in both Spanish and...
. Printed annual session minutes for Primitive Baptist associations, arranged alphabetically by name of the association, located in several states including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Relates to activities of Japanese troops in the Maritime Province of Siberia during the Russian Civil War.
Primarily letters from various members of the Murat and Bonaparte families to Murat. Includes correspondence regarding Murat's attempt to organize a Belgium Foreign Legion in the 1830's; manuscripts of his writings on politics, slavery, economics, and literature; and family legal...
Correspondence, writings, reports, military and legal documents, identification papers, certificates, biographical data, printed matter, and photographs, relating primarily to American military operations in Russia during the Russian Civil War, and to American military intelligence activities in the Russian Civil War...
Virginia Prince established, edited, and wrote for the magazine As editor and writer for Prince collected newspaper clippings, magazine articles, cartoons, and photographs on cross dressing that appeared in other print media outlets. The clippings date from the 1930s to...
see Selvaggio description.
Artifacts, cards, and other items from the memorial to Princess Diana organized in the Castro following her death in 1997. Records indicate that the memorial and collection were organized by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Some material references personal experiences...
The collection consists of 2 black-and-white photo postcards, depicting the steamer PRINCESS SOPHIA on Vanderbilt Rock.
The collection consists of computer printouts and musical notation produced by the computer programs corresponding to compositions by the renaissance composer Josquin des Prez....
Transcripts of news broadcasts from London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, and Moscow, relating to war news, December 1939-May 1941.
Includes William Newhall family and and S.L. Prindle family portraits, snapshots, and views of houses, buildings and reservoirs at Mokelumne Hill, McCarty Ranch, Buena Vista Ranch, and the lumber mill and boarding house at Newhall, Washington (later named Rosario, on...
The Pringle Family Papers, 1803-1961, consist primarily of correspondence of the extended families of Edward J. Pringle (1826-1899) and his wife, Cornelia C. Johnson Pringle, of San Francisco, California. Edward was the son of William Bull Pringle (1800-1881) and Mary...
One print: "Breech Loading Carbines, submitted by Inventors to a Board of Officers convened by order of the Secretary of War at the National Armory, Springfield, Mass., USA, on the Fourth of January 1865." [Oversize boxed].
Woman - reclining nude. In hand as of 6/16/11. Oversize boxed.
One printed circular: "The Cavalry Fight on the Right Flank at Gettysburg, July 3d, 1863," soliciting funds for the Monumental Shaft, Feb. 20, 1885. Found in unsorted Wyles SC.
1 printed engraving, "Surrender of Fort Donelson, February 16, 1862 ... View of Principal Fortifications, including the Water Batteries ...". .01 linear feet (1 folder). Oversize, cabinet 1/1.
Views show 1906 earthquake damage in San Francisco, Oakland, and at Stanford University.
Collection consists of 18th century European printers' devices and title pages from Italy, Germany, Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, England, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Luxembourg, and Austria....
Collection of 317 original printed bottle, box, and pill box labels, on 30 leaves, from an unknown printer. Includes 215 labels mounted on scrapbook leaves and 122 tipped on, usually with a "fan" arrangement, so one can see all of...
This small collection consists of fine press keepsakes, clippings, magazines, paper samples, and prints, that presumably served as a teaching or reference collection on printing, both type and image, and use of paper.
Collection consists of ephemera relating to the art and trade of printing in various countries, including Germany, the United States, Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Mexico, Switzerland, France, Italy, and The Netherlands. Also includes three posters....
Collection includes printed portraits of Simon Greenleaf, Sir William Blackstone, Chief Justice E.A. White, and J. Mau[lace?]; a city scene; and a photographic reproduction of a cartoon by Jos Rophael.
Calling cards, business cards, calendars, and greeting cards primarily of Los Angeles and New York establishments, 1880s - 1890s. Includes catalog of Miehle Printing Press and Manufacturing Co., and a photograph of a Dexter printing machine.
Mainly prospectuses and sample sheets for facsimile editions of famous works such as the Gutenberg Bible. Also, some broadsides and other specimens, primarily of 20c American printers.
Prints show flowers, female figures, a farm house, and abstract scenes.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Items included in "1946 from the Sotomayor's portfolio" captioned: Merry Christmas 3 Le Roy Place. San Francisco -- April, visit to Washington D.C. -- July, St. Francis Hospital -- September, convalescing in Carmel. Other items include a linocut bearing text...
Documents relating to the filibustering activities of Raousset-Boulbon (1852-1853); Henry A. Crabb (1857); defense of Veracruz and the Gulf Coast against English attack (18th century); administrative and foreign affairs of Upper California, 1830-1846. Many of these documents are described in...
Prints titled: Rooster for John and Lynda -- Dancer -- Cactus Plant.
Three British rural scenes. In hand as of 6/16/11. ++ Oversize boxed.
Includes original prints, drawings and posters. Subjects and themes of many works allude to freedom of expression, civil liberties, civil rights, McCarthyism, contemporary United States politics, the Levering Oath (i.e. the Californka Loyalty Oath), Nazi Germany, the Paris Commune, labor,...
Uncaptioned prints, possibly proofs, of California landscapes, mostly featuring towns and mining camps. 1: Pine Log Crossing mining camp -- 2: cave on river -- 3: "California" lithograph of mining scene at base of hill, trimmed from a pictorial lettersheet...
Prints titled: "Plants" and "Cypress."
Title supplied by cataloger. Each print titled, signed and noted as artist's proofs.
Views show San Francisco streets, buildings, and general views. Also includes a view of Sacramento and one of Monterey.
Views depict two people in front of a hut, and an Indian woman with a baby in a papoose.
Prints captioned: Quilt making, Unit #36, West Los Angeles, Calif. -- Unit #19, Los Angeles, Calif. -- "Chris," C.M. Christofferson, former chairman, UCRA, Los Angeles, Calif.
Dance choregorapher Le Roy Prinz began his career staging production numbers for Max Reinhardt and the Folies Bergére. He moved into films in ca. 1929 and went on to work for Cecil B. DeMille, Paramount, and Warner Brothers. The collection...
Paul V. Priolo, Republican, was a State Assembly Member, 1967-1980. Bills introduced by him cover a wide array of subjects including government expenditure limits, coastal conservation, and seismic safety.
Book collection from a British Catholic priory.
This collection consists of the logbook of prisoners and their court-martial at San Juan de Ulua in Veracruz, Mexico taken by William Eliot Selbie.
Correspondence, poetry, artwork, and other written documents sent by artists from San Quentin State Prison to Stanford artists, as well as the culmination of these writings into a zine published by the Stanford Renaissance Project in May 2018 called 'Incarceratedly...
Stereographic mug shot portraits of thieves and murderers, many of whom were executed at San Quentin Prison. Each subject and his crime is identified within the photograph or on a printed label. Includes one view of the exterior of the...
Published in Crefeld, Germany, for Allied prisoners of war.
American flag hoisted by E. O. Pritchard over Canadian trenches in France on 9 April 1917 upon receipt of news of American entry into World War I; photographs of Pritchard; and letter written by him regarding trench warfare in France.
This collection contains correspondence, photographs and other materials from the service of LtCol. T.H. Pritchett, USA, during the Second World War, Korean War, and the remainder of his service until retirement in 1962. Included in the collection are correspondence from...
The B. Marcus Priteca drawing of the Alexander Pantages Theatre spans 3 linear feet and dates from circa 1919. The collection consists of one drawing in the form of a reprographic copy. The drawing, which is undated, depicts details of...
Nathan Pritikin (1915-1985) developed patents in chemistry, physics and electronics, was the director of the Pritikin Longevity Center in Santa Monica, California, and chairman of the Pritikin Research Foundation (1976-85). The collection consists of correspondence, research materials, scrapbooks, published and...
Steve Pritzker was a writer and producer whose credits include the television series , , and . Collection consists of television scripts and production material related to Pritzker's career.
Service as executive secretary California Forest Protective Association; fire control problems; California state labor camps and CCC; head of State Board of Forestry; difficulties over State Forester Merritt B. Pratt; subsequent career in lumber industry. Photographs inserted. Appended photocopies of...
This personal journal includes the early life and career history of Julian Garcia, who served as a Bandmaster for the U.S. Navy. The 23-page diary features handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, ephemera and photographs regarding his U.S. Navy service and personal...
This collection consists of park records detailing the acquisition and administration of privately held land within the boundaries of Sequoia National Park as well as private land that extended the boundaries of the park.
Letterpress copies of personal letters written to family and friends describing activities and social life in the city, his trips in the state, etc. Included also are copies of a few business letters, relating to Edward Bosqui's real estate interests,...
Reminiscences of a British officer, interspersed with copies of the following: orders for officers on the island, letters and reports dealing with the illness, death and autopsy of Napoleon, records of court martials, correspondence between Count Bertrand and Sir Hudson...
Contains approximately 180 photographs, and numerous clippings, labels, and letters totalling about 250 items.
A bound volume of pamphlets and brochures advertising private schools and colleges in the Los Angeles area for the academic years 1897-1898 and 1898-1899. Included are brochures for St. Agatha's Boarding and Day School for Girls; Classical School for Boys;...
Relates to surveillance of left-wing activities in the United States by private organizations on behalf of American government agencies. Broadcast as a three-part television program on KRON-TV, San Francisco. Includes a transcript of the broadcast.
Etchings show a gateway at the San Diego Panama-California Exposition, a Los Angeles street scene and church (also known as Plaza Church) titled "Our Lady Queen of the Angels," and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
Binder's title.
Binder's title.
Reports of the directors on the business operations of the company in the Bolaños mining district, situated between Guadalajara and Zacatecas.
Contents. -[v. 1] Dispatching and hiring of longshoremen. San Francisco, Jan. 1935. - [v. 2] Stoppage of work. San Francisco, March, 1935. - [v. 3] Definition of "longshore work," California and Hawaiian sugar refining corporation at Crockett. San Francisco, May...
Contents. - [v. 1] Proceedings, San Francisco, July 9-11, 1934. 3 pts. in 1 v.; [v. 2-6] Proceedings to arbitrate controversies between Waterfront employers and International longshoremen's association, Local 38. 28 pts. in 5 v. comprising v. 2-3, Hearings at...
Incomplete minutes of conference about admitting workers on the Call and Bulletin to membership in the union.
Contains printed program, directory of participants, and a bibliography of overseas Chinese, along with a complete set of papers presented, including the introductory remarks by Ling-chi Wang, and keynote speech by Wang Gungwu. Panel discussions covered issues relating to the...
Transcript of proceedings: v.1-5, Folsom Prison; v. 6-7, San Quentin; v.8, Whittier State School for Boys; v.9, Ventura School for Girls; v.10, San Quentin; v.11, California Institute for Women at Tehachapi; v.12, California Institute for Men at Chino; v.13, Preston...
BANC; BANC MSS 2004/179 c: Transfered from the Labor Union Coll. of the Graduate Social Sciences Library via the Business School Library in Stevens Hall in 1993.
Original document in: the Archivo General de la Nación, Mexico.
Handwritten transcriptions of the prosecution, trial, sentence, and execution of Maximilian and the generals of his Imperial army in 1867. Includes one letter describing the delivery of prisoners, one letter signed by Miguel Miramon, an order of examination, the declarations...
Materials relating to the Process Church of the Final Judgement and one of its founding members, Robert de Grimston.
Drafts and paste-ups of issues, correspondence, submissions, graphics, sales, meeting minutes, and other files. Also includes some materials relating to the publication's contentious relationship with Berkeley lawyer Bob Black.
Photographs show two different views of a parade of former gold rush miners in San Francisco, Calif.
Correspondence, writings, pamphlets, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to political, social, and cultural conditions in Czechoslovakia; events in Czechoslovakia during World War II; Czechoslovak journalism; and Czechoslovak émigré activities.
Materials related to the pianist's career.
Six broadsides, proclaiming days of fasting and thanksgiving. Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, 1868-1869. [ Wyles Map Cabinet 1/1].
Correspondence, diplomatic dispatches, memoranda, and reports, relating to Finnish foreign relations during the Russo-Finnish War and World War II.
Letters, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to Queen Marie and the Romanian royal family.
The Eudora Proctor Papers includes photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, musical programs, song books, and legal and financial records related to Proctor’s career as an entertainer, member of the USO, cosmetologist, and creator of the Eudora National S.L. E. Organization.
This is a discussion of her school days and early days in Santa Paula
The Jane Proctor letter (SAFR 3, HDC 1043) was written by Mrs. Proctor in 1901 when she was a nurse in the Army Hospital on the Presidio of San Francisco at the time of the wreck of the CITY OF...
Jacques-Gabriel Prod'homme (1871-1956) was a French music critic and librarian. He translated Wagner's prose works (1907-25) and musical dramas (1922-27) and Beethoven's conversation books (1946). His published works include (1905), (1921), and (1937). The collection consists of French, German, English,...
Produce labels, alphabetical by brand name, probably from the 1920's and 1930's. Also produce wrappers.
These Product Design Department files consist of files created by C. Martin Smith, Product Design Department Chair from 1987.The bulk of the collection is sponsored projects and student work files. The sponsored projects (later known as Funded Educational Projects) files...
The Product Design collection contains a handful of folders not created and accessioned from the Department Chairs office. Included are course syllabi, department brochures, and email announcements. Noteworthy items include a furniture exhibition booklet from 1950 and notes that accompany...
A collection of 610 product labels and packaging created between 1929 and 1930. The material in this collection had been sent to the United States Patent Office by companies to copyright their artistic and literary creations. After the U.S. Patent...
Ledger containing handwritten account information for the New Almaden Quicksilver Mines located near San Jose, Calif. The information consists of undetermined measurements (probably tons) of tierras and/or ore production, metal and tepetate hoisted, and materials consumed from various shafts (including...
Collection consists of production artwork, drawings and title cards....
The production material collected by Colin Higgins spans 1942-1965 (bulk 1954-1957) and encompasses 3 linear feet. The collection consists of scripts and some production material, including assistant director's reports and production and wardrobe photographs collected by Higgins for six MGM...
The production material for FEDORA spans the years 1976-1980 (bulk 1977) and encompasses one linear foot. There are scripts, including the script supervisor's copy of the shooting script, and production material, including contracts, correspondence, dubbing logs, editing, music, and publicity....
Narrations; transcripts and partial transcripts of some interviews; production materials (voice overs, camera logs) for the documentary videorecording about the closing of the Mad River Plywood mill, owned by Simpson Timber Company, in Humboldt County, California.
This collection consists of one scrapbook compiled by Harold Helvenston....
Edward L. Proebsting (1897-1985) served as Professor of Pomology, at the University of California, Davis from 1924-1962. The collection contains experiment station reports, laboratory notes, and publications generated during Proebsting's career at UC Davis.
This is a collection of math (calculus) books and related materials by Howard Swann, former professor at San Jose State University from 1970-2003, and John F. Johnson of Teapot Graphics (illustrator). In addition to the books, this collection consists of...
Brochures and flyers
Life in pre-revolutionary Russia; experiences during revolution and civil war; life in Harbin, China, as professor and official of Chinese Eastern Railway; emigration to U.S., 1941. Photographs inserted. Also included: photocopies of articles written by him, bibliography, curriculum vitae, etc.
A book of reflections, Stanford University, May 2007....
Family, youth, and public school education in Berkeley; undergraduate years at University of California, social life and radical politics on campus, 1933-1937; graduate study in American history at Harvard University, 1937-1941: friendships, mentors, marriage, attitudes toward communism and the war...
Family and boyhood in Kansas and southern California; teaching in Japan, 1932-1938: observations of Japanese culture, religion, and militarism; graduate studies in history, Stanford and Harvard; World War II service as naval intelligence officer, Pearl Harbor, 1940-1945; professor, Department of...
Recollections of family and education in Russian emigré communities of Harbin and Tientsin, China; emigration to United States, 1938, education at University of Oregon, Harvard, and Oxford, as Rhodes Scholar; World War II service; teaching at State University of Iowa...
Family background and childhood in North Dakota; University of Minnesota, 1945-1954, B.S.L., J.D., Ph. D; professor of economics, St. Louis University, 1955-57; University of California, Berkeley: Institute of Industrial Relations; Schools of Business, School of Education; executive vice chancellor, 1965-69;...
Relates to efforts to publish a Russian language edition of Boris Pasternak's novel Doctor Zhivago outside the Soviet Union. Photocopy.
[1] Ptarmigan, signed Allan Brooks. Ink wash and Chinese white on paper. 20th century -- [2] Solitary Thrush (or possibly Dwarf Hermit Thrush), signed Allan Brooks. Ink wash and Chinese white on paper. 20th century -- [3] Sialia Mexicana Swainson:...
Collection includes audiocassettes, some typescript drafts and partial transcripts of tapes, press releases, and copies of the finished article published in the .
Correspondence, minutes, statements, bylaws, and legal and financial records, relating to the independent labor movement in post-Soviet Russia.
Architectural drawings for a proposed building, presented to the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Florence. Drafts of Benini's letters to the academy included.
Records include correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, minutes, financial and legal documents, films, CD-ROMs, slides, and ephemera produced and collected by the Program for Art on Film, 1951-1999 and undated. Included in the collection are records created and collected by the...
The collection is comprised of the administrative records of the University of California, San Francisco's Program for Women in Health Sciences. Materials date from 1976-1979.
The collection comprises the records of UCI's Program in Comparative Culture, which fostered a multi-disciplinary curriculum. The records document its programs, courses, faculty, and students.
Reports and reading lists, relating to the instruction of foreign technicians in matters regarding economic development. Program conducted by the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace under a contract with the United States International Cooperation Administration.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Typescripts, leaflets, newspapers, and clipsheets pertaining to prohibition published by the Temperance Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Printed revised proof of the National Platform for the Prohibition Party, compliments of James Black, Chairman of the National Committee, Lancaster, PA, [ca. late 1800s]. Gift
News clippings, correspondence, audiocassettes, publications, conference programs and ephemera documenting the establishment of and response to Project 10, founded by Dr. Virginia Uribe, in the Los Angeles Unified School District, 1986-2009. Project 10 is an on-campus counseling and drop-out prevention...
This collection contains magazines and newspaper clippings on the Apollo 11 space voyage which took the first humans to the moon in 1969. Mostly contains articles and clippings from newspapers and magazines on the landing of the first person on...
Collection consists of the investigative reports of the U.S. Air Force's Project Blue Book into the phenomenon of UFO's, and includes photocopied records obtained by Mark VII Ltd. under the Freedom of Information Act, as well as scripts and related...
Images of the banners featuring Bravman's face that were unfurled in various campus locations, stickers that were distributed on campus, copies of email among the student artists, and clippings on the event.
Photographs show elderly residents at home and engaged in various activities in Santa Cruz county, California.
Collection consists of photocopies of invoices, receipts and memorandum relating to subprojects 2, 56, 70, 71, 72, 85, and 86 of Project MKULTRA; these documents were sent to Stanford University by the C.I.A. in 1977. Also included are the cover...
Cost study and design proposal for the addition of a library and science facility for Nairobi College in East Palo Alto, California; prepared by students in Civil Engineering 197, Engineering Synthesis....
This collection contains materials relating to the activities of Project Ngoc (1987-1997), a non-profit humanitarian group consisting mainly of college students. Materials from Project Ngoc include correspondence, records of meetings and activities, and photographs and slides documenting travel to refugee...
Guides, issued for campus administrators and other members of the campus community, that typically include a distribution list, prose summary and description, budget, environmental impact classification sheet, map, schedule, and various tables or charts. Guides treat entire colleges, individual buildings,...
The Nikola P. Prokopovich Papers document United States Bureau of Reclamation geologist Nikola Prokopovich's work on irrigation, land subsidence, and geochemistry in California. The collection includes draft reports and memoranda, published writings, slides, photographs, and two films related to several...
Frederic Prokosch (1908-1989) published novels and books of poetry, including (1935), (1936), (1937, winner of the Harper Prize), (1944), (1968), and (1983). The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, and a bibliography of Prokosch compiled at UCLA for a course in...
Sixteen lectures on 16 cassettes comprise a full-length course presented at the 1987 Linguistic Institute held at Stanford University ....
Photographs, articles, clippings, brochures, programs, and other items pertaining to women at Stanford (Jane Stanford, wives of the University Presidents, Mary Yost, and early students); women's sports; skiing, both dry-skiing classes at Stanford and ski trips to Yosemite; recreation; women's...
Found in unsorted Wyles SC. Alpha list - title only.
Holograph note written on January 2, 1849 and signed by Shelton Watters & Co. about paying A. Richie one hundred and sixty dollars next December 25th for the hire of two slaves, Anderson and Walker. A short message written across...
Endorsed on verso by J.P. Haven and E.V. Joice, notary public, and attached to official protest for non-payment, Sept. 28, 1856.
Collection contains promotional and other artwork and photographs relating to Panama Pacific International Exposition which took place in San Francisco, Calif. in 1915. Includes a ground plan for the fair and an artist's rendition of a bird's eye view of...
This collection contains carbon-copy typescript correspondence from promoters to parents of contestants and winners of newspaper-sponsored baby contests in California and Nevada from 1916-1932. Includes: L'Elvezia ("the only Swiss newspaper in Italian language published in the United States") (San Francisco,...
Title supplied by cataloger.
Photographs show men and women in fine dress posing with the following types of cars: Buick, Columbia, Daniels, Ford, Kissel Kar, Rickenbacker, Studebaker, Stutz Bearcat Velie, Witly's Knight, etc. Location unidentified.
Publications contain information about the hours, location, and history of the Hispanic Society of America, a publication list, and other miscellaneous information. Also contains descriptions of art objects held by the museum accompanied by photographic reproductions. Various forms of art...
Writings, notes, printed matter, photographs, sound recordings, video tapes, motion picture film, and miscellany relating to aspects of Russian and Soviet culture and history.
Relates to the Soviet and German occupation of Poland, 1939-1945. Photocopy.
Lists of laws and statutes, with an index of cases by subject.
Correspondence, manuscripts and drafts, book reviews, photographs, contracts, royalty statements....
Collection contains proofs for "Biobooks presents Stephen C. Massett in the first California troubadour", including both proof and manuscript of the book's prologue by Joseph A. Sullivan, song title pages, advertising for Massett music, a photographic reproduction of a letter...
22 Japanese propaganda posters from the 1930s and the Japanese occupation of Manchuria.
A compilation of pamphlets, books, newspaper issues and broadsides from Europe, North America, and Latin America. Major topics covered in the literature include: Marxism, communism, socialism, fascism, anarchism, and labor issues.
Los Angeles property book, compiled by the Los Angeles Map and Address Co., containing tract maps for the city of Los Angeles. Also includes a map of the various areas annexed by the city. The book begins with a diagram...
Two deeds, and one photograph.
The collection consists of deeds and legal documents relating to property that was owned by Leland and Jane Stanford, or Stanford University. Leland and Jane Stanford owned over 100,000 acres throughout California . Of the fifteen counties in which the...
This file contains a copy of an appeal in connection with the Pennsylvania Indian Survey prepared by Robert F. Duncan of the John Price Jones Corporation, and a letter from Duncan to F. W. Hodge, dated 1929 May 17. The...
Chronology, environmental impact reports, addenda, maps, memoranda, and agreements concerning proposed mixed use development on a former industrial site in west Berkeley.
Reports and studies prepared for the War Relocation Authority by the summer session students of Education 299b, Paul R. Hanna, professor and project director; partially based on their visit to the Tule Lake Relocation Center in California....
Collection consists of two letters from William B. Greeley to David Starr Jordan recommending men for the proposed teaching position in forestry; an unsigned manuscript letter to Jordan with a detailed organization for the school's curriculum; and a typed excerpt...
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, feasibility studies, and site plan analyses compiled for the President's advisory group on the proposed Ronald Reagan Library complex at Stanford University. Included are correspondence, reports, and articles pertaining to presidential libraries at other universities; and letters...
Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Proposition 13, the California property tax limitation initiative, passed in the June 1978 primary election and became Article XIIIA of the California Constitution. The collection consists of photocopies of 1978-1980 newspaper clippings from the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Examiner,...
Proposition 14/California Housing Discrimination Ephemera Collection (1964) contains three flyers, a brochure, and a booklet related to Proposition 14, a 1964 California ballot initiative that voided fair housing regulations which allowed for landlords to deny housing based on race....
This collection was the files of the Proposition 99 campaign director Jack Nicholl.The records document all aspects of the campaign effort of the Coalition for a Healthy California.Paper files include correspondence, financial reports of both the CHC and the opposition,...
Includes analyses by the San Francisco City and County Employees' Retirement System and voters handbook material.
Sue Prosin was a social scientist who published studies on a range of topics like butch-femme relationships and attitudes of the Jewish community toward African-Americans. She attended San Fernando Valley State College (currenty California State University, Northridge) and was also...
Collection consists of correspondence and manuscripts relating to the periodical (Cambridge, England, 1959-65). Correspondents include Allen Ginsberg, LeRoi Jones, and Gerard Malanga....
Livermore family in California from 1850, Montesol Ranch, Redington Oat Hill quicksilver mines; education: Miss Paul's School, San Francisco, Thacher School, Ojai, CA, Stanford and early training in Alaska; WWII experiences: USGS Strategic Minerals Program, Navy Civil Engineering Corps; geologist,...
Includes program for the memorial service; transcript of tape recording of remarks made by Adrian Kragen, Milton Green, William Keeler, Gary Spadden, and John Fleming; newspaper clipping of obituary; and offprint from California Law Review, vol. 60, no. 5 (September...
The Protean Press Archive, 1970-2007, documents the work of a one-woman fine art press founded in San Francisco, California in 1982 by Terry Horrigan. The collection includes materials from all stages of printing, including research materials, design work, correspondence with...
Collection consists of handbills, newspapers, mimeographed handouts, posters, and other miscellaneous ephemera from various protest organizations in the U.S., West Germany, Sweden, and other European countries. Includes anti-war periodicals, materials from Columbia University, G.I. underground materials, materials from Freie Universität...
Printed forms, with many signatures, protesting new legislation prohibiting religious instruction in the schools.
Anti-American propaganda distributed at the National University of Taiwan in Taipei.
Photos depict San Francisco street protests (some including Allen Ginsberg and Michael McClure) and theatrical performances relating to the Living Theatre arrests in Brazil.
These logs cover only the ship's operations, not the research work done by the scientists on board. Trip locations include the Mexican coast, Hawaii, Pacific Northwest coast from Oregon to British Columbia, and the Monterey Bay waters, as well as...
Anti-Semitic propaganda tract.
This collection was donated by Anne Tennent Protopopoff (Tennent/Plummer). Mrs. Protopopoff was a descendent of Ygnacio Nicamor Martinez (1774) & Maria Martinez Arellanes. Highlights of the collection are the genealogy of Anne Tennent Protopopoff back to Ygnacio Martinez; copies of...
Soviet television program, relating to the debate in the Soviet Union on re-evaluation of Soviet history since the Russian Revolution.
The Charles Proudace discharge certificate (SAFR 247, HDC 446) was given to Proudace after he served as Steward aboard the ship AOLONA from June to August 1881. The document is signed and dated August 13, 1881. This collection has been...
A certificate of completion issued to Lance E. Proudfit for completion of a basic course in operation and maintenance of diesel locomotives issued by the Diesel Locomotive Training Center, Electro-Motive Division, General Motors, La Grange, Illinois.
Professor of Evolution and Ecology Timothy Prout's correspondence, notes, course materials, drafts of papers and book, research materials, and card files.
The document Prouty's professional career as a professor of educational psychology at San Diego State University with focus on both her professional career and private practice. The documents date from approximately 1927 to 2004 with the bulk of the material...
This collection contains materials related to the work of journalist, author and activist Jim Provenzano.
Freight receipts.
Views of mine buildings and surrounding area on the north fork of the Tuolumne River. Scenes depict miner's cabins, office buildings, sawmill and timber property, and the surrounding countryside. Some pictures include E.A. Wiltsee, mining engineer, and Archie Scott, superintendent.
The Providence Mountains State Recreation Area Photographic Collection contains 755 images that date from 1936 through 2016. Images depict the property as a tourist attraction run by Jack and Ida Mitchell and later as a state park.
The minute book also includes some letters.
Part of Archives of California, extracts and copies of documents (273 volumes and loose papers) assembled in the U.S. Surveyor General's Office, San Francisco. Made for H.H. Bancroft by and under the direction of Thomas Savage, 1876-1877. Originals destroyed, 1906.
Part of Archives of California, extracts and copies of documents (273 volumes and loose papers) assembled in the U.S. Surveyor General's Office, San Francisco. Made for H.H. Bancroft by and under the direction of Thomas Savage, 1876-1877. Originals destroyed, 1906.
Part of Archives of California, extracts and copies of documents (273 v. and loose papers) assembled in the U.S. Surveyor General's Office, San Francisco. Made for H.H. Bancroft by, and under the direction of, Thomas Savage, 1876-1877. Originals destroyed, 1906.
Copies of documents from volumes 197, 198, and 199 relating to California territories of Spain. Acquired in 1975 from the microfilm collections of the Archivo General De La Nacion, Mexico, D.F.
This is a photostatic copy of the typescript of a 1633 document found in the National Archives of Mexico....
Correspondence, serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, photographs, drawings, and miscellany, relating to anarchism in the United States, Italy and elsewhere.
Record Series 261 contains the administrative files of Ernest C. Moore, University Chancellor from 1919-1936. Files include correspondence, office memoranda, minutes, agendas, reports, applications, budget requests and statements. Subjects covered by the files include administration of the of the university,...
Accreditation reports, program reviews, academic planning documents, and materials related to instructional unit name changes.
Copies of correspondence and reports, pamphlets, drawings, etc., presumably from the files of Arturo Castaño, engineer and representative of the Port Argentine Great Central Railways Company, Ltd. Concerning the proposed port on Samborombón Bay.
George H. Prudden (1896-1964) was a pioneer aviator and aircraft designer. He designed and built (with Bill Stout) the all-metal plane for the U.S. Navy and built the first internally-stressed wing. The collection consists of correspondence, clippings, and photographs related...
Photographic Prints that have been digitized and placed on the DAMS and Flickr. They have been assigned a 09 Series Number. George Prudden designed all Metal aircraft and was active in San Diego Aviation
Compilation of early photographs, including some tintypes representing the residents of early Los Angeles and Southern California. ca. 1850-ca. 1910, undated.
Papers reflecting the social life and customs of early residents of Los Angeles and Southern California. Range from 1748-1876, undated (bulk is 19th century). English and Spanish. Includes The Ladies Album, containing poetry, engravings, and locks of hair.
Photograph album of a General Electric executive's family in Japan, 1929, with about 300 b/w photos and ephemera such as newspaper clippings, telegrams, cards, ships' menus, passenger lists, postcards, pamphlets, invitations, theater tickets and programs, and hotel menus. Gladys [Mrs....
The Dusty Pruitt Collection is comprised of personal and professional papers (1945-2002, bulk 1983-1995) from minister, Army veteran and activist Rev. Dr. Dusty Pruitt. The papers include reports, legal briefs, interviews, correspondence, administration records, videocassettes, photographs and clippings from Pruitt...
Letters, reports, and printed matter, relating to missionary and social work in China, the Sino-Japanese Conflict, and Chinese industrial cooperatives.
The Sophin Zoe Pruong-McCreery collection of Cambodian American ephemera contains flyers, programs, tickets, posters, and other ephemera from Cambodian American events, such as film festivals, music festivals, theater productions, art shows, and Cambodian New Years celebrations. Also included are materials...
Correspondence, writings, memoranda, bylaws, note cards, and identification documents, relating to the Polish émigré community in Germany.
Relates to the assassination of General Kurt von Schleicher, former chancellor of Germany, in 1934. Photocopy.
Copies of correspondence, notes, and proclamations, relating to activities of the Nazi Party in Prussia.
Financial records of the Prussia & Co. store, the first women's apparel store in San Jose. Willard L. Prussia founded Prussia & Co. in 1903, and opened the location at 129-133 South First Street in 1909.
Eugene Ernst Prussing (1855-1936) practiced law in Chicago (1878-1918) before relocating to California in 1921. His publications include (1925) and (1927). The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, typescript drafts, photocopies, and printed matter.
The Louise Prussing papers span the years 1916-1979 (bulk 1929-1945) and encompass approximately 2.3 linear feet. The collection consists of personal correspondence, clippings, playbills, material about touring with the Hollywood Victory Committeeӳ USO Camp Shows, and two scrapbooks. There is...
Real photograph postcards depicting interior and exterior of inn.
Writings, correspondence, reports, personal documents, photocopies of government documents, election campaign literature, and other printed matter, relating to political conditions in Belarus and Poland. Includes photocopies of Polish secret police files.
Robert Pruzan (1946-1992) was a photojournalist, horticulturist, and mime whose vast library of photographs documented the queer history of San Francisco throughout the 1970s and 1980s. The Robert Pruzan Papers are arranged in two groups, Papers and Photographs.
Richard Pryce (1864-1942) was a novelist and dramatist. The collection consists of ten holograph manuscripts written by Pryce including , , , , , , , , , and .
Reports, memoranda, lists, and clippings, relating to human rights in Poland following imposition of martial law.
Larry Pryor assembled this collection of material on the creation of online journalism and new media during his work at the Times Mirror Company and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Most of the material dating between 1982...
The Roy Pryor Collection consists of off-air recordings of local and network radio in Menlo Park, California between 1937 and 1949. Pryor used a home recording machine to make aluminum and lacquer discs of broadcasts, mostly capturing war-related news and...
Relates to American neutrality in World War II, the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor and the Philippines, and the first weeks of American participation in the war. Includes speeches by President Franklin D. Roosevelt of the United States and Prime...
Poetry of Polish workers involved in the general strike of 1980.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, and other material accumulated by Edgar Pässler, editor-in-chief and program planner at B. Traven's publisher, Büchergilde Gutenberg, from 1962-1995. Includes Ret Marut's published short stories from 1912.
Relates to the disbanding of Polish armed forces in Great Britain at the end of World War II.
Relates to induction into and desertion from the German army, and service with French and Polish forces in North Africa and Europe.
Reprographic copies of 63 drawings for classroom additions (Phase II) for buildings A and B. The drawings include, site plans, floor plans, elevations, sections, details, interior elevations, electrical plans, structural, and mechanical plans....
Chiefly psychedelic designs with references to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Indian mythology, etc. Other posters refer to various political, social and religious topics.
Collection of promotional mailers for rock and popular music concerts in San Francisco, chiefly from the late 1960s.
The collection comprises one binder with clippings, correspondence, and handwritten notes describing lawsuits involving patients and medical staff of the Oregon State Hospital and the Western State Hospital during the 1930s-1940s.
Mimeographed typescript transcript of symposium hosted by Psychoanalytic Research & Development Fund, Inc., 3 to 5 April 1954 at Barbizon-Plaza Hotel, New York, N.Y. Chairman: Dr. Robert Waelder. Participants: Miss Anna Freud, Dr. Phyllis Greenacre, Dr. Marianne Kris, Dr. Peter...
Scrapbook of newspapers, leaflets, and other items regarding the Psychological Warfare Branch for US Pacific forces during the Second World War.
Photocopy of syllabus and table of contents from the course reader.
Newsletters and other ephemera pertaining to psychosynthesis, a transpersonal psychology emphasizing personal growth.
Cite as: [Identification of item], Psychosynthesis Research Foundation records, HPA Mss 54. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Correspondence, memoranda, photocopies of Polish government documents, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Radio Free Europe broadcasting activities to Poland.
Statements prepared by P. Pétain in anticipation of his arrest by German authorities in 1944. Includes depositions and photographs, relating to the trial of P. Pétain for treason, at the conclusion of World War II.
Photocopies of diaries and notes relating to Polish-Soviet relations.
Diary transcript, relating to conditions of Polish deportees in Kazakhstan during World War II. Edited by Mieczyslaw Ptasnik. Includes English translation.
Mainly recollections of career in public welfare and public administration with state governments, private agencies, the federal government in the depression relief programs and the Social Security Board, and with the Council of State Governments. Photographs, inserted.
The collection contains records of the USC School of Public Administration from its inception as the USC Institute of Government through 1985. Records include correspondence and other administrative documents, records of Institutes and other joint projects, contracts, faculty papers, and...
Public Administrator's Semi-Annual Reports consists of single page reports made by the Public Administrator in and for San Diego County of the distribution of all estates overseen by that office due to the lack of a named administrator/executor. These reports...
The Public Affairs Office Collection in the NASA Ames History Archives comprises news and communications materials, including press releases, circulars, audio-visual media, subject files, and photographs, that were produced and accumulated by Public Affairs Office staff. These records were used...
The California Public Broadcasting Commission was formed as a result of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1975. The records consist of 4 cubic feet of textual records, 165 audiocassette tapes, and 95 1/4 inch reel-to-reel tapes. The files consist primarily...
The collection contains materials relating to campus and university public ceremonies, including commencements, convocations, inaugurations, memorial services, Charter Day, and Founders Day.
Correspondence, agenda, minutes, reports, accounts and miscellaneous papers.
Collection contains 350 examples of popular sheet music published prior to 1924. All but a few items are piano-vocal scores, a small number are piano only.
In 1927, Californians amended Article IV of the State Constitution by adding Section 22a to require that the State provide pensions to state workers. Shortly thereafter, the State Legislature passed a bill creating the State Employee Retirement System (SERS)....
This collection contains records and documents created by the Public Health Department from 1940 to 2006. The majority of the collection is statistical reports.
Created by law, Chapter 228 of Statutes 1869-1870, California's first public health agency, the State Board of Health and Vital Statistics, began operation on March 18, 1870. This board became the second state public health agency in the nation. Two...
Includes portraits of Dr. William Peacey Shepard, Medical Director of Metropolitan Life Insurance; Dr. Malcolm Hendricks Merrill, Director of Public Health, State of California; Dr. Dwight Wilbur, Dean, Stanford Medical School; Charles Johnston Hitch, President, University of California; Mr. Charles...
The collection contains dvds and transcripts of oral history interviews of 19 persons important in the history of the California Department of Public Health. Interviews were conducted between 1986 and 2009.
Early years in Ohio, 1929-1945; Ohio State University, University of Chicago, and medical school at Ohio State; early civil rights work; Center on Alcoholism (Alameda County) and the 1964 Supreme Court decision re public employees; campaigning for Congress in 1962;...
Record Series 399 contains the accreditation records of UCLA's School of Public Health.
Record Series 400 contains the administrative files of the School of Public Health. Topics include the China Exchange Program, budget, degree programs, Dean's Office correspondence, Western Consortium for the Health Professions (WCHP), department reorganization, transfers, and history.
Record Series 398 contains meeting records from the Faculty Council of the School of Public Health from 1954-1979.
Record Series 395 contains meeting records of the Faculty Council of the School of Public Health from 1966 - 1986.
Record Series 397 contains the meeting records of Faculty Council committees generated by the Faculty Council of UCLA's School of Public Health. Committees include Community Affairs and Development Committee, Comprehensive Examination Committee, Computer Committee, Educational Policy and Curriculum Committee, Human...
Record Series 396 contains records of meetings held by the Executive Committee of the Faculty Council of the School of Public Health at the University of California, Los Angeles from 1965 - 1987.
Record Series 198 contains publications generated by the UCLA School of Public Health between 1950 and 1989.
Interviews conducted by UCSB graduate students as a class project in the public history program.
UCSB Public History Studies [PHS] Program project. Mainly interviews with Santa Barbara area fire department, forest service, and government employees re fires and firefighting,. Also some interviews re water rights and shortages, the 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake, and zoning/building code...
interviews with Santa Barbara business, conducted as part of the UCSB Public History Studies, State Street Oral History Project, 1976-1977. Interviewed were Charles Clapp, Ray Guzman, Tom Kleveland, Dave Macciante, Tony Martin, Y. C. Osuna, Pete Padilla, Isabel Selover, San...
Record Series 543 contains the administrative files of Chandler Harris, of UCLA's Public Information Office.
Record Series 544 contains the administrative files of Nancy Naylor, of UCLA's Public Information Office.
Record Series 555 contains press clippings, publications, and notes generated and collected by UCLA's Public Information Office (Media Relations) between 1922-1993.
Record Series 333 contains moving image and audio recordings from the UCLA Public Information Office.
This collection consists of 59 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 color...
Record Series 29 contains press releases, news digests, media tips, University Communications phone rosters, and publications such as UCLA Today and departmental newsletters. Press releases represent the bulk of the collection.
This collection consists of 2 boxes (2.5 linear feet) of records including magazine and newspaper clippings, press releases both rough and final drafts, staff newsletters, event invitations, installation photographs, and correspondence in the form of departmental memoranda, type written letters,...
The Public Information Office collection of more than 200,000 images contains the photographic materials that were used to promote the University of California, Santa Cruz, from the first invitation to the Board of Regents by the city of Santa Cruz...
This series consists of press releases, correspondence, and planning materials related to specific California Bonds.
This collection comprises the administrative records of the Public Policy Research Organization at the University of California, Irvine from 1965-1977. Included are correspondence, reports, office files, and subject files, as well as material related to Project 21, an organization that...
Record Series 63 contains the event files of UCLA's Public Programming Office.
The collection is a multi-media archive of Nevada County, California, governments, with records dating from the 1850s. Holdings include vital statistics indexes, probate cases, records of naturalizations, courts, deeds and property tax, voter registrations, city and county ordinances.
The Community Programs branch of the Department of Public Relations at the University of San Diego, known in 2016 as the Department of Community and Government Relations, serves as the key liaison between the University of San Diego and...
The (1959-2011) document the organization's activities and services from its founding through 2011. Materials in this collection include chapter board meeting minutes, bylaws, newsletters, membership directories, chapter award programs and special events, news releases, audio/visual materials, and photographs. The collection...
Contains attendance records, abstracts of monthly summaries and list of visitors.
The Public Service Research Program (PSRP) is a unit in the UC Davis John Muir Institute of the Environment that fosters science outreach and communication. The collection includes publications, newsletters, hosted conference proceedings, office files, and correspondence related to the...
For many years, railroad safety came under the service department of the Railroad Commission. In 1929, because of the increasing number of investigations and studies required of the Commission, a safety division was created within the engineering department. With the...
Photographs of PWA activities in California: primarily of bridge construction and stream bed clearance in San Leandro, but also including the PWA CWA Orchestra, and women sewing for the Red Cross. Includes aerial views.
The Dept. of Public Works, Division of Architecture was responsible for the design and construction of state buildings. Photograph collection documents the planning, construction, use and maintenance of state-owned buildings.
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art Publications Collection documents the Museum’s publications from 1941 to the present. The collection includes exhibition catalogues, brochures, invitations, newsletters, ephemera and miscellaneous objects. The bulk of the collection is exhibition related material.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Collection consists, primarily of publications of the Ebell Society of Los Angeles, with some from the Oakland and Santa Ana Valley chapters. Publications consist of programs, annual announcements, application for membership, by-laws, financial reports, invitations to events, etc.
Leaflets, clippings and other items from the Berkeley Chapter of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, local Communist and Socialist young peoples' groups and others.
Primarily studio photos of models (in many cases Hollywood starlets) wearing bathing suits and other types of clothing from the publicity department of the company. In addition, window display photos and views of the Gantner and Mattern factory and offices...
Published Illustrations by Victor Lindquist (SAFR 17224, HDC 317) contains one book titled "U.S. Customs and Kindred Services (1916)." The book is a tribute to the U.S. Customs Service in San Francisco. It was created by the San Francisco Customs...
This collection consists of the published sheet music of theater and motion picture films from the 20th century.
Letters related to publishing and bookselling in 18th and 19th century England, from the collection of Sir Thomas Phillipps.
Approximately 222 publishers' advertising pamphlets from primarily Los Angeles-based bookstores from the 1900s to the 1920s. The majority of pamphlets were produced by Alfred A. Knopf, Macmillan, Houghton-Mifflin, Scribner, Doubleday, Page & Company, Duran Books and P.F. Collier & Son.
Background in Idaho and Oregon, education at Stanford University; early jobs, UC Berkeley librarianship degree, 1937; marriage, library work in Sacramento; University of California Press: 1940s, under Sam Farquhar, early mandate; under Frugé, Editorial Committee meetings, sponsoring editors, new directions,...
Collection consists of examples of Famous Writers School publications, typescript galley proofs, and Russian .
Collection consists of ephemera relating to the publishing trade in various countries, including Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, the United States, and Italy....
This collection contains materials relating primarily to the private life of Oreste Pucciani (1916-1999), UCLA Professor of French and Sartre scholar, documenting in particular his relationship with his long-time lover, Rudi Gernreich, and his close friends, art director Jacques Faure...
The collection consists of correspondence, academic files, clipping files and personal ephemera....
Album, probably created in France in 1880, of twenty erotic photographs of a young woman inspecting herself for fleas, whose actions are intended primarily to titillate.
Excerpts from a memoir entitled Vosmaia Kamskaia Strelkovaia Diviziia v Sibirskom Ledianom Pokhode. Relates to the retreat of White forces to Siberia in the winter of 1919-1920. Translated by Elena Varneck.
The Cartoons Collection consists of full color cartoons published in magazine, which was a weekly humor magazine published from 1871 until 1918. Items in the collection have been removed or reprinted from issues of the magazine, and include centerfold, cover,...
Collection of 13 original drawings, ink on board, by various artists, for , the British humor magazine, 1879-1916....
This collection documents the career of Richard “Dick” Puckett, director of the Ford Ord Arts and Crafts program from 1960 to 1986, as well as the activities and operations of the program itself during that time. Materials include photographs and...
Collection consists of scrapbooks, correspondence, photographs, books, ephemera, miscellaneous papers and memorabilia relating to Puckett's service as a U.S. Army pilot in 1918, to the Ford motor agency he operated, and his interest in horses and aviation. Includes riding trophies,...
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and sound recordings, relating to Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. Used as research material for the book by A. Puddington, Broadcasting Freedom: The Cold War Triumph of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty (Lexington,...
Records of El Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe and the early town of San José, California.
:1 [Occu]pation Study-- The Little Wood Vendor (identified by dealer as Wood-vendors. Hillside Avenue, Santa Fe) [man with four loaded burros at side of road, next to house] -- :2 Pottery Vendors. Pueblo of Santa Clara [standing next to outdoor...
This collection embodies the research done by local San Diego historian Clare Crane in 1991 for a book that was never written, tentatively titled "The Shaping of San Diego: An Urban History." Ultimately, some of her research led to an...
Primarily views of pueblos and their inhabitants. Various activities performed by Zuni, Navaho, and Moqui (Hopi) Indians are depicted, including basket weaving, guarding sheep and goat herds, drying the Tzugian fruit, etc. Views of Acoma (Mishougovi), Orabi and Tequa villages...
Correspondence, writings, serial issues, clippings, photographs, and miscellany, relating to Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional guerrillas in Nicaragua. Includes writings and letters by the Sandinista leader Carlos Fonseca.
Collection consists of a manuscript with numerous drawings in red crayon and other pasted-on pictures cut from magazines or photographs. Loose-leaf, unbound, in red wrappers with pictorial upper cover. "An unusual and attractive self-penned baby book, perhaps created by a...
These records were kept by Luis O. Reyes and include correspondence, minutes, meeting notes, mailing lists, and financial records. Correspondents include Richard W. Lyman, Ronald D. Arroyo, Jorge Pineiro, and Frank Bonilla. Much of the material pertains to a recruiting...
The newspapers in this collection were originally collected by the Hoover Institution Library and transferred to the Archives in 2019. The Puerto Rico newspaper collection (1943-1949) comprises two unique Spanish-language titles of publication. Each title within this collection have been...
Volume 1 - dictation recorded by Amos Bowman at Tacoma, June 5, 1878. volume 2 - letter, Jan. 25, 1884, to Mrs. F.F. Victor. Chiefly concerning steam navigation on Puget Sound, 1854-1884. Notes on express and steamboat service in Washington...
Cite as: [Identification of item], Puget Sound Christian Indian Mission photograph album, Wyles Mss 129. Department of Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
The Isaac C. Pugh papers are primarily composed of letters written between members of the Pugh family, correspondence which provides insight into the lives of Union soldiers during the United States Civil War and those left behind on the home...
The papers of L.G.C.E. Pugh, a British physiologist and mountaineer who combined field and laboratory research in pioneering work in modern high-altitude physiology and sports medicine. Pugh conducted studies on the impact of the environment on human physiology and performance...
1997 silver gelatin montage print by Richard [Ric] Puglia from the artist’s Harvey Milk series.
Collection consists of departmental records, correspondence, and clippings related to the work of Mexican economist Alfonso Pulido Islas, Chief of the Departamento Autónomo de Prensa y Publicidad and the first president of the National Film Institute of Mexico.
14 press prints by John Cohen and 6 additional press prints made from Pull My Daisy film footage. Individuals pictured are Dick Bellamy, David Amram, Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, Larry Rivers, Jack Kerouac, Delphine Seyrig, Denise Parker, Alice Neel, Alfred...
Depicts scenes at the United States Naval Academy, and American naval vessels and installations.
Earl Vivon Pullias was a professor, administrator and scholar of higher education. The collection includes materials that document his positions at Pepperdine College and the University of Southern California, his academic career and research on higher education, and his personal...
This collection includes office records sent to or generated by two employees of the Pullman Company's Denver District car service department. Series 1. Car Distributor - Eugene "Gene" Barber Series 2. Receiving Cashier - E.A. Paterson
Photographs of the Pullman private car "Loretto", owned by businessman Charles Schwab.
Three passes dated in July 1894, and issued by the Southern Pacific Railroad's Sacramento Division superintendent to allow "Sacramento Bee" newsboys through U.S. Army lines.
Letter to T. E. Hunt, Depot Ticket Agent for the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway in El Paso, from W. I. Midler, General Ticket Agent, Chicago, requesting that more care be taken in the dating of all tickets.
Pullman-Standard color and design renderings for Southern Pacific passenger car interiors and china.
The papers of 1960s-70s expeirmental multimedia collective Pulsa consist of project files, photographs, slides & negatives, and printed material about the group.
A collection of correspondence, manuscripts and documents related to Sir William Pulteney, 5th Bart.; material deals primarily with his family, business dealings and political work.
Relates to American military journalism and to public and internal information programs within the American armed forces, especially during World War II.
This collection chiefly consists of correspondence and some papers related to the lives and family affairs of American geologist and explorer Raphael Pumpelly (1837-1923) and his wife, Eliza Shepard Pumpelly (died 1915).
Log book kept by Joel Punches for his B-17F missions in World War Two.
Included in this collection are 5 linear feet of research materials that include county records of marriage, birth and death certificates, documentation on civil cases, articles and photographs, correspondence, as well as other vital statistics and genealogical information related to...
This collection contains recorded interviews on 20 cassette tapes created for the book by James Stark. Interviews include Penelope Houston, Greg Ingraham, and Jimmy Wilsey of the Avengers; Jennifer Miro, Jeff Olener, Pat Ryan, and Jeff Rafael of the Nuns;...
The Punk archive contains materials relating to the punk scene of the late 1970’s and 1980’s. Flyers depict punk bands and famous punk venues from San Francisco and Rancho Cucamonga. These flyers display unique art and designs representative of the...
The zines and ephemera assembled in this collection document the California punk music scene, primarily in the greater Los Angeles area, from 1977 to 2018.
The collection is an assortment of materials about puppetry including various puppetry journals from the Czech Republic and the United States.
Correspondence, clippings, resolutions, letters of condolence, photographs, graphs...
Photographs related to the life and family of Gervaise Purcell (1844-1925), a California pioneer and owner of Rancho Las Tunas, San Gabriel, California.
Harry Palmer Purdie letter (SAFR 235, HDC 475) was written by Purdie to his former teacher Miss Porter, while he is aboard the ship BUTESHIRE. Sent from Tacoma, WA in January 1906, the ship took on provisions before sailing to...
Photographs and diplomas of Ernest Reynolds Purdum.
The collection consists of about ninety sales catalogs for Carl Purdy’s nursery in Ukiah, California, which specialized in the cultivation of native California plants and bulbs. The collection also includes a small amount of correspondence between Purdy and his customers,...
9 photographs of the donor's father in the 1930s and 1940s, during which time he drove a Helms Bakery truck, and then later franchised a gas station with another Helms colleague.
Writings, correspondence, diaries, reports, press releases, bulletins, clippings, pamphlets, and photographs, relating to pre-World War II Yugoslav diplomacy, resistance movements in Yugoslavia during the war, diplomatic activities of the Yugoslav government-in-exile, and postwar Serbian émigré affairs. Includes photographs of Serbian...
Relates to political and economic conditions in eastern Siberia, and to Japanese intervention in that area, during the period 1918-1921. Report submitted to the United States State Department and United States Army Military Intelligence Division. Typed transcript. Also available on...
Typewritten list of voters in the town of Purissima, San Mateo County, California.
One letter (ALS) to a Mr. Wilkinson, re selling books and antiques. Stancombe Park, 4 July 1858. Fouond in John Aiken, General Biography; or, Lives of the Most Eminent Persons, vol. 1 (London 1818). Alpha list.
This collection documents the work of Purple Moon Dance Project, which was founded in 1992 by choreographer/dancer Jill Togawa with the goal of promoting visibility for lesbians and women of color through the medium of dance.
Newspaper clippings of articles published in "New Era" from Mediapolis, Iowa. Written by Pusey about Peru from 1899 to 1903. See also: P-197 Peru Photograph Album
Boris Pushkarev (Борис Сергеевич Пушкарёв, 1929-) is the émigré political activist and leader. The Boris Pushkarev papers (1970-2015) contains correspondence, reports, newsletters, memoranda, photographs, and audio recordings relating to the activities of the Народно-Трудовой Союз (NTS) and it its publishing...
Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Estonian politics and diplomacy, Soviet-Baltic States relations, the League of Nations, international law, and Estonian émigré politics.
Photographs depict several drag queens dressing for and posing at a red dress party in San Francisco. Photographs and captions place a humorous emphasis on women's clothing and feminine behavior.
The founding meeting of the Putah Creek Council took place on Feb. 3, 1988, with the idea of bringing together people who would protect the water level in Putah Creek as well as the creek's remaining riparian habitat. The collection...
Collection contains correspondence, publications, minutes, and syllabi related to the Putah-Cache Bioregion Project.
Photographs, correspondence, typescripts, newspaper clippings, a trophy and scrapbooks relating to Dorothy C. Putnam (1895-1991) and her partner of 50 years, Lois Mercer (1894-1989), bookkeeper for ONE, Inc. The majority of the materials document Putnam's life and family from her...
Pocket daybooks; lecture notes (1903, 1904); lectures on Bunyan, Elizabethan fiction, 17th century fiction, romanticism, the historical novel, Defoe, Swift, and the English novel; correspondence; manuscripts; and student papers.
Relates to civilian relief work in France.
Mainly written to Walter Tell Putnam in California, including letter by his mother Sarah, describing her voyage to England in 1857. A Putnam family genealogy included.
This collection contains books on gardening written by Jean-Marie Consigny Putnam, as well as an additional manuscript on trees and correspondence with historian Carol Greentree.
Depicts scenes in Japan.
Chinese and Tibetan art objects and memorabilia, including scrolls, tankas, embroidery, ornate articles of clothing, and jewelry.
The bulk of the material is in the form of medical records from Putnam's neurological surgery practice, covering the period from 1947 to 1975 when Putnam worked in Beverly Hills, California and consulted at the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital there....
Correspondence, leaflets, pamphlets, and clippings, relating to the solicitation of funds in the United States by a variety of charitable organizations for relief work in Europe during World War I.
Correspondence, writings, notes, and photographs, relating to description of Luxembourg and to the role of Luxembourg in World War I.
John R. Putnam and Carlton Valentine documented the growth and development of Southern California over a fifty year period with John R. Putnam primarily handling the photography and C. O. Valentine the business end of the company. (Putnam's son, Arion...
Photographs. 19 original prints made by John R. Putnam and C.O. Valentine. Locales cover Southern California and Arizona. Collection obtained independently of and subsequent to collection P-2.1 Putnam-Valentine Collection, ca.1880s-1930.
Collection documents the activities of the 75th Anniversary Coordinating Committee to plan a yearlong celebration to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Palos Verdes Library District.
Letters and envelopes, cards, photos, pressed flowers, verse and poetry, and a program. This collection consists mostly of letters written by Eckhardt to his girlfriend Marie Jochumsen in San Francisco (the majority during his World War I service). There are...
Letters and envelopes, cards, photos, pressed flowers, verse and poetry, and a program. This collection consists mostly of letters written by Eckhardt to his girlfriend Marie Jochumsen in San Francisco (the majority during his World War I service). There are...
Correspondence to Stephen Hay, UCSB Professor, and related materials re Pyarelal's objections to Ved Mehta's articles on Mahatma Gandhi in the New Yorker, ca. 1976-1977. Gift of Stephen Hay
Former local resident Robert Johnson recovered the Papers from the W. H. Pyburn house in Salinas before its demolition in 1959. The house stood on the present site of the Steinbeck Library, Salinas. Mr. Johnson created an inventory and name...
Robert Johnson recovered the materials from the Pyburn home before its demolition in 1959. The collection was compiled by William Henry Pyburn and his son William Henry Pyburn, Jr., and includes materials collected by W. B. Pyburn.
Brad Pye, Jr. was the first African-American sportscaster in Los Angeles, California. He worked to establish racial equality in American sports throughout his distinguished career as a sports journalist, broadcaster, and community advocate. The highlights aspects of Pye's involvement in...
Relates to reports of American naval activities in the Solomon Islands in August 1942. Photocopy.
This collection consists of administrative papers for the University of Southern California in the 1970s.
Relates to American naval activities in the Mediterranean Sea.
The collection consists of correspondence, papers, and news clippings related to water-supply, water storage, and water transfer issues in San Diego County, California.
Collection consists of ephemera relating to Howard Pyle and his students, including illustrations, page proofs, galleys, and ephemera. The work of his sister, Katharine Pyle, and some of his students are also included....
Ephemera material of a children's theater company based in Berkeley, California compiled by artistic director and actor, Thomas R. Lynch. Includes printed performance programs, flyers, promotional materials, photocopies of newspaper clippings, and two typescript histories of the company.