Description of San Francisco and comments on his saloon and hotel business, new buildings going up, growth of the city, business prospects, prices of goods, etc.

Papers relating to M. Hall McAllister's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Shang-keng Ma (9/24/40-11/24/83) was born in China and immigrated to the United States in 1959. He earned B.A. and Ph.D. degrees in physics from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1962 and 1966. In 1966 he joined the University of...

Relates to American military aviation training in the United States during World War II, and to operations of the 384th Bomb Group from bases in Great Britain and France.

Memoirs and orders, relating to activities of the Medical Department and 1st Sanitary Train of the 1st Division in France during World War I.

Primarily Berkeley and Oakland vicinity residences, parks, the University of California campus, etc. Numerous snapshots of friends and people on outings. Some views show Mabel Fuller with her camera and tripod. Newsclippings relate primarily to San Francisco Bay Area events...

Correspondence to and from Mabel Gillis, primarily to local and county librarians during the Great Depression. These letters reveal many of the problems facing libraries during hard financial times, among them the common reluctance of elected officials to provide funding.

Recollections of Marshall's life, by Marshall and her daugher, Rosemary Green. Describes how Marshall's parents came to San Francisco, growing up in the city, her husband's work as Superintendent of Machinery at the U.S. Mint, and her experiences during and...

Papers of Jackson Mac Low, a poet, composer and performance artist who has frequently used systematic chance operations and other non-intentional compositional methods in his work. The bulk of the collection dates between 1937 and 1995. The collection contains notebooks...

Annotated typescript of work published in THE FLOATING BEAR....

Relates to the role of the soldier in society. Delivered to the graduating class at the United States Military Academy, West Point.

George Macartney, 1st Earl Macartney (1737-1806), was a British diplomatist and colonial governor. Collection consists of papers and correspondence related to Macartney's governorship in Madras under the British East India Company from 1781-1786. The collection consists of approximately 236 items,...

George MacBeth (1932-1992) is regarded as having a powerful influence on British poetry. His radio programs featured new poets and he was praised for his ability to recognize poetic excellence. He also wrote novels and nearly twenty volumes of verse....

Reports, memoranda, and minutes of meetings, relating to operational plans in the Mediterranean Theater during World War II, and to the Japanese chemical industry during the war.

Depicts children and schools in China.

Relates to American military operations in Italy, especially at Anzio Beach, during World War II. Privately printed in 1992.

Mainly letters from Alexander Davidson Macdonald re his experiences as a banker in Victoria, B.C. in the 1860's, with mention of mining, and later as storekeeper for George Hearst in Lead, S.D., 1882-1883; letters to him, including one from William...

Jeanette MacDonald (1903-1965) was a Broadway chorus girl in 1920, and rapidly reached stardom in stage musicals and operettas. Her film debut was in 1929. She married actor Gene Raymond in 1937. She later retired from screen to seek a...

A factitious collection with the title supplied by the Bancroft Library.

Relating to his duties as a lieutenant in the Navy.

This collection consists of sound recordings and notes.

Papers probably collected by the family of Pablo Macedo, Mexican lawyer and professor of political economy, mostly relating to his father Mariano's claim to the Hacienda de Nuestra Senora de las Rosarios (a.k.a. "Los Reyes"). The materials, written in Spanish,...

Pamphlets, serial issues, election campaign literature, video tape, and sound recording, relating to aspects of the history of Macedonia, establishment of Macedonian independence, and political conditions and elections in Macedonia.

Depicts political wall murals from the streets of Belfast. Includes both Catholic pro-Republican murals and Protestant loyalist murals. Includes some printed articles relating to the murals.

Kenneth Macgowan (1888-1963) was a drama critic for newspapers and magazines, a publicity director, producer and director with the Actor's Theater (1927-29), and the first department chair at the UCLA Theater Arts Department (1946-58). He was also interested in the...

The collection contains correspondence from James Scott MacGregor to his wife, photographs, and ephemera, mainly relating to his participation in the Civil War....

The Kirk MacGugan Papers, 1941-1996, reflect the life of a disability rights scholar, advocate, and educator, and chronicle her academic career as an historian and professional career as an advocate, administrator, and teacher, as well as her personal life. The...

Machado's papers reflect his interests in natural history, horsebreeding, and the Mormon/Carson Emigrant Trail. They consist of approximately ten linear feet of notes, maps, slides, photocopies of primary sources, pamphlets, flyers, and other materials....

Reprints, reports, and correspondence concerning the problem of hoof and mouth disease in cattle.

Correspondence, writings, reports, memoranda, notes, questionnaires, data, financial records, grant proposals, instructional materials, and printed matter, relating to economic theory and to information systems and the creation and transmission of knowledge.

Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre (1890-1967) is known for his poetry and translations of Baudelaire, Verlaine, Goethe and Rilke. The collection consists of literary manuscripts, research notes, ephemera, photographs, and correspondence of Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre.

Studies, reports, memoranda, press releases, and pamphlets, relating to activities of the Office of War Information and other United States government agencies in disseminating information and propaganda, and exercising censorship, during World War II.

The Zelda Mackay Collection of Stereographic Views contains 733 mounted stereographic prints produced from circa 1860 to circa 1900. The general subject matter of the collection is the North American West from Alaska to Mexico (excluding Canada) and Colorado to...

George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) started his writing career ca. 1876 and went on to become a playwright, wit, and critic. He won the Nobel Prize for literature (1925) for his work which is marked by both idealism and humanity, its...

Two loose-leaf bound cookbooks. One, bound in a pebbled three-ring black notebook, contains 139 leaves of holograph recipes and lists. It is suggested the notebook was started when Helene Paul was enrolled in Miss Spence's finishing school in New York...

Relates to the guerrilla war of the Resistência Nacional Mo¸ambicana in Mozambique; and to techniques of hand-to-hand combat.

The Anita Mackey Papers cover her educational, professional and volunteer accomplishments. They are recorded in correspondence, awards, memorabilia and other papers. Many slides and photos are part of this collection. The photos cover much of her personal life.

Ninon MacKnight (1908- ) drew sketches for the children's page of the newspaper, and illustrated children's historical books, then illustrated picture books for younger children. Published works for which she was illustrator include (1939), (c1946), (1947), and (c1948), which she...

Diaries, letters, memoranda, and photographs, relating to Herbert Hoover and to American politics during the presidency of Herbert Hoover. Includes photocopies of doodles drawn by Herbert Hoover.

Photographs show William Everson at a reception at the Book Club of California. Other (unidentified) people also present in the photos.

Memoirs, correspondence, and reports, relating to education in the United States, including education for Afro-Americans, and to Allied military government in occupied territories during World War II.

Mainly regarding orders or receipts of books. Some addressed to Alexander Macmillan. Include letters from Charles Cardale Babington, Charles Astor Bristed, Arthur Cayley, Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire, Frederick Greenwood, John Stevens Henslow, William Gifford Palgrave, Arthur Penrhyn...

Books, correspondence, financial papers, maps, and photographs relating to MacMillian's trip to Manchuria and Mongolia in 1934.

Recording of a speech, entitled Winds of Change, by H. Macmillan, to the Parliament of South Africa, and a reply by Hendrik F. Verwoerdt, prime minister of South Africa. Phonotape reel recording also available.

The Sayre Macneil papers contain papers in three areas of interest: 1) the pioneer Argüello family (1875-1957), the Argüello family estate and claims before the American Mexican Claims Commission involving the Argüello Properties in and near Tijuana. 2) Alfred Henry...

Correspondence and receipts

Correspondence and receipts....

The Macomber family of race horse breeders and ranchers lived in Los Angeles, Tulare and San Jose, California. The collection consists of photographs, ephemera, an album, and a catalog relating to the horse breeding and ranching interests of the Macomber...

The Macomber Collection consists of one scrapbook of clippings, programs,handbills and obituaries from the Montana-Idaho area(1885-1890) and two photograph albums, one depicting Spanish American War scenes in San Francisco (1898) and the other depicting San Francisco area sites and unidentified...

Notebook with copies of letters, 25 Aug.-1 Sept. 1849, commenting on prices of goods, land speculation, and business in San Francisco; form letter, 12 June l852, with facsimiles of authorized signatures of members of the firm; circular, July 30, l852...

Letters to William E. Parrott in Boston....

Orders, personnel records, correspondence, certificates, and photographs, relating to the service of P. T. MacQueeney in the United States Army and Massachusetts National Guard, including his service in the Logistics Group of the Operations Division of the War Department General...

Correspondence and postcards, relating to the collection of funds in California for relief work in Belgium and northern France.

Relates to evaluation of the Federal Direct Student Loan Program. Reports prepared by Macro International under contract to the United States Department of Education. Includes memoranda, handbooks, manuals, printed matter, computer disks, video tapes, and sound recordings, assembled as working...

The collection contains correspondence, a photo album, a scrapbook, and other Civil War materials, mainly relating to the Twentieth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. The correspondence, 1861-1865, is from Harvard graduate and Brevet Major General George N. Macy to his...

One photograph album, 1901-1907, containing 139 black/white prints, with captions in French. Includes images in and around Tananarive, Madagascar, of French officials, families, and children, local residents, street scenes, festivals and parades, bicycle races at the hippodrome, horse races and...

Memoranda and reports, relating to activities of Hermann Göring and other high Nazi officials in the final days of the Third Reich, and to German refugees from the Sudetenland and other areas separated from Germany at the end of World...

Contains photostats of letters written by authors of the Victorian era in England, including Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, A. Tennyson Dickens, John Forester, G. Hagarty, Leigh Hunt and T. B. Macaulay....

Ben Maddow was a Columbia University educated screenwriter and documentarian from the 1930's through the 1970's. This collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence, scripts, magazines, photographs, and other artifacts related to Maddow's personal life and professional career.

Correspondence, reports, and orders, relating to American naval operations in the Atlantic and Pacific prior to and during World War II, and to the Allied occupation of Japan.

This collection consists of manuscripts of compositions by Mader and others; manuscripts of unpublished poetry and verse; colored slides of art works; open reel tape recordings (non-commercial) of performances on organ and performances by others; scrapbooks; correspondence; unpublished essays and...

The Madera County, California Sheriff's office used this wanted and reward circular scrapbook from 1895-1911. The scrapbook of 246 pages is comprised of reward and wanted notices from counties all over California and from other states as far away as...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Collection consists of a general merchandise account book and sixteen receipts for items purchased for the store from local wholesalers (1906-1907)....

Ten letters addressed to Manuel J. de la Madrid from various correspondents. Two letters from J. Mendoza Cortina and Antonio Algara, 1847, describe the siege of Mexico City, the approach of American troops to Chapultepec Castle, and the tension existing...

Ben Madson (1887-1974) served as Professor of Agronomy (1928-1954) and Director of Agricultural Field Stations (1948-1954) at the University of California. His papers contain correspondence, field station research and progress reports, range management investigations and budgets, committee materials regarding the...

Letter to Edna M. Parratt (Sept. 14, 1974), photograph of Mae Burdge Miller, eulogy, and memorial card. The eulogy contains biographical information on Miller's early life with the Francis Marion Smith family, and on her marriage to Bernard Pacheco Miller.

These papers reflect the writings and research interests of Vladislav Al'bionovich Maevskii, church historian and theologian. Among his writings are works relating to late 19th and early 20th century history of the Eastern Orthodox Church, especially relating to Russian Orthodoxy,...

This collection documents archaeologist and historic preservationist Nicholas Magalousis' efforts to preserve Southern California historic sites, particularly the San Juan Capistrano Mission, the San Luis Rey de Francia Mission, and the Irvine Ranch. The collection includes reports, newsletters, publications, slides,...

Binder's title.

Holograph and typescript, illustrated by the author. Poems in memory of Magda Ruser, with his comments on the work and autobiographical and bibliographical notes. With this: letter of presentation from the author, Nov. 26, 1967.

Vol. l: principally manuscript instructions for various physical exercises and drills, ca.1887.--vol. 2: clippings on physical culture, including physical education for women, 1892-1911.--vol. 3: clippings re revival of Greek games at the University of California; Hearst Hall and exercise for...

Collection consists of pamphlets, periodicals, and ephemera on magic tricks and conjuring....

Photographs show scenes from various productions of the Magic Theatre. Some actors and actresses are identified.

The Magic Theatre records contain the administrative, production, financial, and publicity records of a theatre company that grew from a handful of graduate students to a well respected company known for its support of new theatrical works. The collection, which...

The Magic Theatre Scripts, 1964-1990, consists of over 1200 works collected during John Lion's tenure as General and Artistic Director with the company. The scripts are written about a wide range of subjects, from sports to racial politics, by an...

Depicts the funeral in Moscow of Lev Mekhlis, Soviet commissar of state control, 1940-1941 and 1945-1950, and deputy commissar of defense, 1937-1940 and 1941-1942.

Papers in the collection originated from Magliari's involvement with the Mono Lake Committee (Magliari has been a member since 1977). Most of the collection involves Magliari's work on the state capitol office staff of California State Senator John Garamendi (Thirteenth...

Military orders, memoranda, and maps, relating to activities of the U.S. 332d Infantry Regiment and the Italian 31st Division on the Italian front during World War I, October-November 1918. In English and Italian.

Contains approximately 260 letters and financial documents pertaining to shipping, ship repair, freight rates, insurance claims, and labor difficulties of numerous captains and their ships, including the Greenwich, Pharsalia, Thatcher Magoun, Swallow, and Electric Spark. Ports frequented include San Francisco...

Horace Winchell Magoun (1907- ) was a professor and chairman of the department of anatomy (1950-55), then professor and dean of the graduate division of the UCLA School of Medicine beginning in 1962. The collection consists of Magoun's papers, published...

Relate to Magrath's publication of an engraving "Caxton submitting his proof sheet", from a painting by Doyle.

Diary, writings, correspondence, office files, memoranda, reports, sound recordings, and printed matter, relating to the elections of 1970 and 1972 and the Watergate hearings.

Speeches and writings, correspondence, printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to political conditions in China and Taiwan, the Zhongguo guo min dang, Taiwanese relations with Japan, and the Chinese community in Indonesia, Malaya and elsewhere in Asia.

Also included: letter to Mahdesian from M.G. Papazian, pastor of the Armenian Presbyterian Church in West New York, New Jersey, Mar. 17, 1936.

The collection contains files and scrapbooks mainly relating to Santa Barbara, 1936-1945, when Patrick J. Maher was mayor of the city. Also included are later interviews with Maher, 1978-1979....

Contains personal, professional, and project records. Including biographical material, correspondence, photographs, materials relating to her role in professional organizations and teaching, and project documentation. Some of the projects documented include UC Davis Arboretum, Trefethen Vineyard, the Palace of the Legion...

Correspondence, serial issues, bulletins, newsletters, pamphlets, journal articles, and clippings, relating to human rights conditions in Latin America, right-wing political movements in Latin America, evangelical Protestant groups in Latin America, and foreign corporate investment in Latin America.

Records of Merino sheep (New Zealand imports); breeding experiment records, ewe production, flock, wool, and lamb records.

The Mailliard Family Papers contain correspondence to and from various members of a socially and politically prominent San Francisco family. In addition, the collection contains family records, journals and diaries, newspaper clippings and scrapbooks, and various publications and memorabilia. The...

Photos show a redwood grove, probably taken in Mailliard Redwoods State Park in Mendocino County, Calif.

Collection consists of materials related to the career of screenwriter and novelist Daniel Mainwaring. Includes script materials for 9 produced motion pictures, drafts and rewrites of projects, episodes for several television series, fictional writings, and personal and biographical material. Some...

Includes by-laws, legal documents, brief history, minutes of organizing group, rules, correspondence, lists of members, etc.

Correspondence, reviews, student papers and projects, manuscripts, surveys, articles, climatic data, research notes on weed control, films, lectures.

Social-economic essays on Russia and the Russian Revolution, 1917-1920.

Illustrates the history of Christianity in East Africa. Prepared by the Department of Religious Studies and the Audio-Visual Aids Center of Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda.

Includes autograph of Franklin K. Lane.

Relates to the role of the anarchists in the Russian Civil War. Published serially in the Chicago Rassvet.

Relates to agriculture in Ukraine.

Correspondence, clipping, and program concerning the life and activity of Kahn, a congressperson from California and supporter of J. Edgar Hoover and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Relates to the evacuation of Rockefeller Foundation personnel and other foreigners from Paris and La Baule, France, at the time of the French surrender, June 8-25, 1940.

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, diaries, and clippings, relating to Russian foreign relations with France, the Bessarabian territorial question, the Russian Revolution, and Russian emigres in France after the revolution.

Relates to the Polish national independence movement.

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Madagascar.

The Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park Collection contains correspondence and financial material of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company, owner of the Malakoff Diggins Mine. The world's largest hydraulic mining operation, Malakoff Diggins Mine was located near the town of...

Annotated photocopy and typed and signed letter dated 24 May 1976....

Gerard Joseph Malanga (1943- ) was a cinematographer, executive producer, casting director, and actor in Andy Warhol Films (1963-70), had several one-man photographic exhibitions, and was a poet. The collection consists of correspondence, literary manuscripts, periodicals, books, subject files, photographs,...

Includes reports by Felipe de Goycoechea and José Darío Argüello on the Santa Barbara Presidio, 1784; letter from J.D. Argüello announcing arrival of new governor, Diego Borica, 1794; transcript of Father Ramón Abella's record of the marriage of Juan Malarín...

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Malawi

Propaganda leaflets and bulletins and translations of propaganda leaflets and bulletins, issued by the Malayan Communist Party, relating to the communist-led independence movement in Singapore.

Relates to political conditions in Malaya during the emergency period. Speech delivered by a spokesman of the Kluang branch of the Malaysian Chinese Association, in Malacca, September 8, 1950.

Included in: History of Science and Technology Collection.

Letters from Ukrainian displaced persons and prisoners of war, relating to conditions of displaced persons and to post-World War II repatriation issues.

Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and notes, relating to domestic politics and administration of the federal government during the presidencies of Richard M. Nixon and Gerald R. Ford.

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, studies, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mali.

Speech delivered at the Conference on the United Nations at 25 : Performance and Prospect, held at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Photocopy.

The papers of Yakov Malkiel provide an overview of his career as a professor, author, editor and researcher. The collection, spanning the years from 1882 to 1998, with the bulk from 1942 to 1992, contains correspondence, teaching files, interviews, lectures,...

The collection comprises the extant papers of Guy de Mallac, emeritus professor of Russian literature at the University of California, Irvine. His papers include subject files on Continental philosophy and Russian literature, and drafts and notes for his book

Facsimile reproductions.

Commemorative illustrated booklet on Belgium in World War I; and Nazi banner and dagger.

Photographs of the Kasai District in the Belgian Congo and date books from Americans working in the region, 1914-1917. Includes collection of West African postcards. Also some unrelated material such as framed Western Americana.

Title from caption (of each pamphlet).

Mainly relate to career of Patrick H. Maloney as deputy U.S. marshal, detective for the Southern Pacific, and under-sheriff of Napa County. Some pertain to his brother, James J. Maloney.

This collection consists of ozalid copies, mimeograph copies, and photostats of musical comedy scores and scripts

Correspondence, biographical data, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Russian literature, and to Russians in the United States.

Reprints of articles.

Election campaign literature, relating to elections in Malta.

This collection includes correspondence from Goodman-Maltin family and friends from (1902-1962); letters from Bess Maltin back to Stockton while she and her husband are on a jewelry buying trip to the East Coast (October 1941); and, the World War II...

Pocket diary in pencil. Includes record of overland journey to California (1861) via Salt Lake, after start of journey to Texas and change of destination in the Indian Nation. With typed transcript and genealogical notes (2 folders)

Mammoth plate views in uniformly poor, remounted condition, depicting chiefly the Yosemite Valley, with additional views of San Francisco, other California locales, and the Columbia River Gorge. Due to poor image condition, chief interest lies in their association with artist...

Chiefly views of Yosemite and Mendocino County, Calif., and some Oregon views.

Eto Mamoru was born in 1883, and was a native of Taketa City, Ōita prefecture in Japan. He graduated from Kōbe First Middle School and Nihon Taiiku Daigaku. He fought in the Russo-Japanese War from 1904-05. He was an instructor...

Letters, writings, and clippings, relating to Marxism, Belgian politics, European socialism, the German occupation of Belgium during World War II, and the conviction of H. de Man for Nazi collaboration. Includes a photocopy of the book by H. de Man,...

The film was made by the U.S. Navy Bureau of Naval Weapons. It describes the activities associated with Sealab II, an experiment with the objective of attempting to colonize the Continental Shelf. It asks how many men can live beneath...

Consists of typescript drafts of Ethel Ray Nance's autobiographical writings about her work with W.E.B. DuBois. Nance's original draft includes letters and telegrams from DuBois mounted on paper and annotated with Nance's comments. These inserts also include mounted photographs and...

A significant ensemble of letters and writings by or addressed to Man Ray and collected by his sister Elsie Ray Siegler and her daughter Naomi Savage. The letters provide a rich chronicle of Man Ray's personal and professional life from...

Enclosures: the man with the hoe, printed copy; signed photograph of Edwin Markham.

Interviews with Gordon D. Fox, Walter L. Graves, and Chester A. Shields, Service officials. Included also interview with Robert H. Torheim.

The collection contains correspondence, documents, reports, and clippings of Charles F. Manahan, an American soldier in the 34th U.S. Infantry, relating to military operations in the Philippines ca. 1899-1901. Many of the items date from a later period and refer...

One color lithograph postcard of the Manchuria (built 1904; passenger vessel).

The collection contains pamphlets, handbooks, railway guides, tourist brochures, and other printed Manchuria-related items, most issued in Great Britain (extracts from publications by the British Foreign Office, the Royal Geographical Society), Manchuria or Japan (issued by various departments of the...

Protests Soviet influence in Manchuria. Signed by a number of American anti-communists.

Collection consists of music manuscripts, music notes, cue sheets and timing sheets for music composed by Mancini for motion pictures: (Universal, 1966), (Universal, 1963), (Warner Brothers, 1962), (Warner Brothers, 1964), (Columbia, 1962), (United Artists, 1969), (Warner Brothers, 1965), (National General,...

Frank Mandel (1884-1958) was a playwright and a producer for Warner Brothers (1937-38). The collection consists of manuscripts of plays by Frank Mandel and other authors, manuscript fragments of poetry and prose, correspondence to and from Mandel, and financial records...

Radio broadcast transcripts, other writings, and sound recordings, relating to American opinion regarding the Soviet Union and development of the Cold War between 1945 and 1948; investigation of subversive activities in the United States; and social conditions in the former...

Field notes made during Mandelbaum's research trips to the Kota and Toda tribes in the Nilgiri Hills of Southern India, and the Plains Cree and Chippewa Indians; manuscripts of published and unpublished articles, books, reviews and speeches; incoming and outgoing...

The Mandell Gallery exhibited contemporary art made from materials previously associated with a craft tradition, such as fiber, hand blown glass, and ceramic art. It was located in Los Angeles, California and established, owned, and operated by Elizabeth Mandell, running...

Contains signatures primarily of musicians and actors: Claudio Arrau, George Baklanov, Bertold Brecht, Ernst Deutsch, Carl Ettlinger, Herbert Eulenberg, Paul Hindemith, Vladimir Horowitz, Emil Jannings, Erika Mann, Alma Moodie, Moriz Rosenthal, Hedwig Kauner-Rosenthal, Rudolf Serkin, Egisto Tango, Hermann H. Wetzler,...

Relates to the family background, political career, and assassination in 1991, of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India. Photocopy.

Bills, invoices, correspondence, and other documents relating to the Manhattan Silver Mining Company's operations in and around Austin, Nevada during the period spanning 1863 to 1888.

Collection consists of television scripts and production material related to the career of television writer and producer Allan Manings. Includes materials for programs such as Bustin' Loose (1987), Amanda's (1983), and The Lily Tomlin Show (1973). Also includes some pilot...

Captioned: Artillería montada en línea desplegada -- Formación en columna por regimentos, con el frente á retaguardia -- Regimento en marcha al paso, en línea desplegada -- El Cuerpo de Ejército marchando en columna, con frente de regimentos-- Líneas de...

Contents: Correspondence (originals and transcripts) of Stephen Hodge Mann, Stockton pioneer, including some letters relating to his mining and farming experiences in California; clippings; and genealogical material.

Sends a book by Paul Landry to be reviewed, thanks him for his review of Bob Kaufman's Closing Time Till Dawn, and speaks generally about the Bob Kaufman Collective and mutual acquaintances.

This collection consists of sound recordings, photographs, jazz magazines and journals, drumming method books, sheet music, books, tour itineraries, programs and fliers

Relates to the Russo-Finnish War.

This collection includes technical publications, project reports and proposals that Larry A. Manning produced, collaborated on or referenced during his career as a scientist and science administrator. The bulk of the collection reflects his career as a mission analyst and...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, studies, press releases, briefing books, personnel records, and video tapes relating mainly to educational policy in the United States during the presidential administration of George Bush.

Court records and correspondence concerning the patent dispute between John Manny and Cyrus McCormick over a reaper invention.

The Colonel Filomena R. Manor, USAF Retired, Papers consist of nine boxes. The collection’s content focuses in part on the evolution of the United States Air Force (USAF), Biomedical and Dietary Science Corp food and diet programs developed from 1947...

Memoirs, photographs, printed matter, and memorabilia, relating to American servicemen and civilians interned in Japan and in the Santo Tomás internment camp in the Japanese-occupied Philippines during World War II.

Memorabilia, autobiography, recollections, press notices, recital and concert programs, musical compositions, pedagogical publications, and recital programs of his students and the Mansfeldt Piano Club....

This collection consists of music manuscripts of compositions, correspondence and other papers, and sound recordings

Chiefly pertaining to his office as San Francisco City Engineer, 1908-1912, and concerning the city's water supply, particularly the Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor, and the Spring Valley Water Company.

Gianfranco Mantegna (1939-2001) was an Italian-born photographer who was a member of the Living Theatre from 1965 to 1969. His Papers contain photographs of Living Theatre productions and correspondence, posters, programs, and promotional materials relating to the Living Theatre.

Bound collection of 27 autograph letters written to Edward Heron-Allen on receipt of gift copies of his books Codex chiromantia and Manual of cheirosophy. Correspondents represent a wide range of people in the literary and scientific worlds, and letters are...

Joan Stigliani;

Secretario de Governación under Mexican President Venustiano Carranza.

Correspondence with Andrés Ortiz, governor of Chihuahua, concerning the politics, activities of Francisco Villa and the establishment of a Mexican newspaper in El Paso, Texas; and with F. E. Vázquez and G. J. Jiménez re finances and the government of...

Principally correspondence of the Mexican Secretaria de Gobernación under President Carranza. Some relates to incidents with the U.S. Includes letters from Luis Cabrera, José Diego Fernández and others.

Correspondence with Alfredo Rodríguez, governor of Oaxaca, concerning funds, elections, and the politically controversial movie El automóvil gris; and a report on the two major political candidates in the upcoming election in Oaxaca, with related information on conditions there, prepared...

Mainly letters from his wife, in Spain, written to him while he was at sea on the Cristobal Colón.

Alvin George Manuel's client, the writer Richard Aldington (1892-1962), was born in Hampshire, England. Aldington began his literary career in London as a part-time sports journalist, became a founding poet of the Imagist movement, wrote novels about World War I,...

Include letters from Pablo de la Guerra, José Rafael González and Francisco Rico.

Six letters to Castañares, written while he was customs administrator in Monterey. Three of the letters concern finances, and three concern personal business. The former include: a letter from a private citizen, enquiring about an unpaid debt owed him by...

Relates to conditions in Moscow during the Revolution of 1905; in Turkestan and the Caucasus in 1907; in Moscow during World War I and the Russian Revolution, 1914-1918; and in the Caucasus during the Russian Civil War, 1919-1920.

Relates to military action against rebels and revolutionaries, local elections, politics, roads and railroads, and Yaqui Indians. Includes letters and/or telegrams from Luis E. Torres, Miguel de la Peña, Apolinar Castillo, Telésforo García, Diego Alvarez, Rafael Cravioto, Pudenciano Dorantes, Bernardo...

Letters to Madrid from Jean Baptiste Jecker and others, concerning business transactions in Mexico.

Letter "A los Españoles del Nuevo Mexico," Fort Manuel, September 8, 1812 (2 p. A.L.S. 26 cm.), proposing to open a trade from his post on the Missouri. With this are two accounts with the U.S. government-a receipt signed by...

Proclamations as governor of Alta California, some pertaining to land grants. Terms of treaty of San Fernando, 1845, between Micheltorena and José Castro included. Also letters from Jacinto Rodriguez.

Documents relating to his military career before and after the governorship of California in 1831.

Drafts of letters, some written while governor of Alta California, relating to the secularization of missions and to the battle of Los Angeles just prior to his departure for Mexico. Later letters concern his military career in Mexico and various...

Documents as Governor of California. Include report on census for 1830 and document regarding a dispute, with marginal note by Victoria and letter of Leandro Flores on verso, concerning the dispute.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, speeches and writings, clippings, printed matter, and other material, relating to political events in Romania, and Romanian anti-communist emigre movements.

Carmen Manus was a member of the Dutch underground in Haarlem during World War II, and was a newspaper carrier for the underground paper . The collection contains Dutch underground newspapers concerning the end of World War II, the book,...

The collection consists of four bound volumes. The first three volumes contain a carbon typescript of the manuscript for The Oceans together with some correspondence concerning the book. The fourth volume contains all the comments in print gathered during the...

Examples of Medieval paleography from Armenia, Austria, Belgium England, France, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain.

Individual items cataloged separately.

Material gathered in preparation for books on Mark Twain, John W. Mackay and the Comstock Lode. A collection of Shakespeareana and a few miscellaneous essays included. The first four cartons contain papers of general historical interest, as follows: 1. Looseleaf...

The Manuzio family were renowned Venetian printers. Aldo Manuzio (1449 or 50-1515) was a Venetian printer who founded the Aldine Press and started the Hellenic Academy at Venice that contributed to the cause of learning in Italy. The collection consists...

Title devised by cataloger.

Concerns life at Manzanar, construction, army crack down at the Santa Anita Assembly Center and advice on going to the next camp. Also includes two telegrams expressing sympathy on death of daughter.

Materials relating to the forced relocation to Manzanar, California, of Miriko Nagahama and Honey Mitsuye Toda, including correspondence, photographs, and newspapers, donated in 1981 and 1995.

The Manzanar War Relocation Center was located in the Owens Valley in Central California. The United States Army initially established the camp as the Owens Valley Reception Center under the management of the Wartime Civil Control Administration (WCCA), March-May 1942....

Correspondence, journal, stock journal, bylaws, description of lands, water grants, legal documents and other papers pertaining to Leland Stanford's association with the Manzanita Water Company. Also includes papers relating to Leland Stanford's San Francisco properties and recommendations of the Pacific...

Relates to the Sino-Japanese War of 1937-1945, and the Civil War in China, 1945-1949. Photocopy.

Holograph letter written from the Head Quarters of the 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Washington, D.C.

Plans done by various individuals, some undated. Three items of same date, although drawn by different people.

The collection consists of maps of Los Angeles and other parts of the United States including: California Geological Survey maps, tract maps of the San Francisco Bay area, beach cities of Southern California, New Mexico oil fields, maps from the...

Collection of manuscript and printed maps (chiefly blueprints and blue line prints) of various subdivisions in Marin County, Calif., including San Anselmo and Ross Valley, and San Rafael.

Shows oil field and zone boundaries, roads, railroads, towns, ranches, public and commercial buildings distances from limits of title cities, drainage, etc.

A collection of 152 printed maps of Paris and its environs, dating from the mid-18th to early 20th centuries. Most are hand-colored, indexed, and many are illustrated with vignettes of famed monuments.

This collection consists of 42 printed maps of the city of Rome, executed in the mid-16th to late 19th century. These maps depict ancient, medieval and modern city plans. Most of the maps have legends identifying prominent sites; some have...

The Santa Clara University Map Collection consists of 41 maps, drawings, surveys, and site plans of Santa Clara University. The maps in the collection range in date from 1854 to 1982, and include items prepared by public works officials, professional...

Ten lithographed hand-colored maps of Vienna published (and possibly drawn) by Austrian cartographer Carl Graf Vasquez. One print shows the city and neighboring districts in the medieval era (1147); the remaining prints show the city in the years prior...

Clippings, correspondence, programs, and scripts from the library of Armando de Maria y Campos relating to Mexican drama and Mexican history.

Clippings from German newspapers and periodicals, relating to World War I.

Summarizes proceedings of the Marburger Hochschulgespräche, a conference of German and foreign scholars held at Marburg, concerning academic studies in Germany.

Lecture notes on courses given by a Mr. Mounier on the Odes and Ars Poetica of Horace and on rhetoric.

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...

Administrative, financial, programmatic and follow-up records of the national office of the March on Washington for Gay and Lesbian Rights, held on October 11, 1987.

Research files, correspondence, publication files, ephemera, and memorabilia relating to Marchand's research in American corporate history.

Papers of the New York physician Marcus Whitman and his wife Narcissa (Prentiss) Whitman. Includes: card of admission for medical lectures, 1825; Marcus Whitman's fragmentary diary notes, May-July, 1835, on journey to Rocky Mountains with Samuel Parker; letters to his...

Mainly recollections of his parents and his life in Germany, his emigration to America in 1882 and to California in 1883, and an account of the hardships in his new life.

The working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material of chemist Rudolph A. Marcus form the collection known as the R. A. Marcus Papers in the California Institute of Technology Archives. Marcus is best known for his contributions to the theory...

The Steven Marcus photographic collection contains approximately 1200 negatives taken during 1964. A student at the University of California Berkeley during Free Speech Movement (FSM), Marcus photographed FSM events regularly during the Fall for various local publications. This selection of...

The collection includes an interview log, interview release forms, interview transcripts, diskettes, program of the CFMN Silver Anniversary Program, and diskette printouts.

This collection contains the professional papers of Arthur J. Marder. It contains primarily manuscripts and research materials used for four of his historical works on the British Navy in the 20th century, and correspondence with British naval officers, which includes...

Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, proposals, minutes, testimony, legal documents, and printed matter, relating to education policy during the presidential administration of Richard M. Nixon, school desegregation, surveillance of radical movements, administration of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and...

The collection consists of 33 photographs of mostly United States Navy vessels at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California.

Negative photostatic copy of letter, June 17, 1854, from Secretary of the Navy J.C. Dobbin to Governor John Bigler (with copies of correspondence, 1941, concerning it); positive photostats of 4 letters, 1854-1856, from David G. Farragut, Commandant.

Four page document, addressed to Commodore Smith, Superintendent of Docks and Yards, Washington, D.C. Circa 1854. Testimonial for James Warner, master mason and resident of California since 1849, for a permanent appointment at Mare Island Navy Yard as master mason....

Unmounted cartes de visite prints.

Photographs show detailed views of interior operations at Mare Island Naval shipyard in Vallejo, Calif. Included are: machinery, workshops, the route board, flag room, flag sewing areas and equipment, sewing machines, boiler shop, ship cabinet making division, upholstery department, tool...

Partial contents: Part I (portfolio) - statement (1939) concerning James W. Marshall signed by Miss Kelley, George Johnson and other residents of Kelsey, Calif.; signed poem by Edwin Markham; notes on "Pegleg" Smith; pictures and miscellaneous papers.

Sixteen family photos from album of Margaret Schlichtman, showing the Estudillo home in San Leandro, Margaret Schlichtmann with Harold & Mabel Holmes (of Holmes Bookstore, San Francisco), "Hull's Meadow Cabin 1941" and scenes on family vacation about this same time,...

Office files and reference materials relating to the responsibilities of the department including disaster preparedness, preservation microfilming, and book repair.

Account book, correspondence, diaries, files, notes and drafts, photographs.

Contains Margaret Chung's personal writings, draft of an autobiography, speeches, addresses, radio script, tribute to Sophie Tucker, lyrics, as well as correspondence with Madame Chiang Kai-shek from 1943 to 1952, photographs of the President and Madame, and general correspondence. The...

Correspondence and ephemera of Herrick and her sister, Florence H. Requa. Most of the letters to Herrick express appreciation for her donations of paintings and other goods to religious and war-time organizations during the 1940s. Letters to Requa concern the...

Letters concerning the Aid to Dependent Children Program.

Snapshots and portraits of Native Americans associated with Margaret Langdon's efforts to study and preserve various indigenous languages of San Diego County (Calif.) and northern Baja California (Mexico). Includes photographs taken in Mesa Grande, Jamul, Barona, the Capitan Grande Indian...

Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings of articles written by and about Oliver for various California newspapers as well as Socialist Party publications, including a column she wrote for the California Social-Democrat. Several clippings feature Oliver's Socialist and community activities and her...

Collection contains programs, photographs, flyers, articles, newsclippings, and correspondence.

One letter (TLS) describing her health problems, and about her new book, Don't put your daughter on the stage; and one postcard (ALS).

Photographs show San Francisco views: the Ferry Building, Golden Gate Park, Cliff House, Fort Point, Land's End (with bathers), ships on the bay, etc. Other photos show Yosemite scenery, Devil's Post Pile, a photographer in the Sierra Nevadas, Mammoth Valley...

Typed copies of diaries (1921-1934) of Watson, written while she lived in New York (1921) and after she joined her partner, literary author Frederick O'Brien, in Calif. Describes her work as a writer, French translator, and teacher; other writers, literary...

Files relating to her political activities in Berkeley, Calif., 1938-1942; and miscellaneous writings by her relating to her career as a social worker in Berkeley.

Typed, signed letter to CHS, describing Folsom's experience of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. With this is a typed, signed copy of a letter by Folsom to television station KPIX, concerning an interview with an unidentified author of...

Lewis (Burt) Margolin, a Democrat, was elected to the California Assembly in 1982 to represent the 45th Assembly District. The Lewis (Burt) Margolin Papers consist of 10.5 cubic feet of textual records and 95 audiocassettes documenting Margolin's activities in the...

Ben Margolis (1910- ) helped draft the United Nations charter, the rule of law, and the conduct of the United States government in Viet-nam and the Dominican Republic (1965). The collection consists of government documents regarding Ben Margolis including material...

Letters to Melville F. Phillips, 1923-1949, containing comments on her former husband, Arnold Bennett, and on Edith Sitwell. With these, a letter of transmittal from Mr. Phillips to Travis Bogard, Nov. 4, l980, with information on Mrs. Bennett.

Correspondence, press releases, reports, clippings, printed matter, and memorabilia, relating to human rights conditions and conditions of political prisoners in Czechoslovakia, and to Jiri Wolf and other Czechoslovak dissidents.

Letters by the Duchess describe her life in England (sometimes at the royal court); her travels on the continent; activities of her husband, Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha; her family, etc.

Letters from her husband, Isaac Child, and others concerning her sister's California plans; letters from her sister, Sophia A. Eastman, (who later married Harrison Eastman) concerning voyage from Boston on brig, Colorado, and experiences in San Francisco, including nursing at...

Papers collected by Armando de Maria y Campos, Mexican poet, novelist, biographer, and journalist. Materials include a collection of twentieth-century corridos, a list of Mexican periodicals, documents (1633-1818) related to the Conde del Valle de Orizaba, and numerous historical documents...

Page 224 of Libro de Bautismos containing the recording of Vallejo's baptism on July 5, 1807, signed by Father Baltasar Carnier, and a letter from Jacob N. Bowman (September 16, 1950) transmitting to the Bancroft Library a photoprint of the...

Letters and notes concerning land in California and California history.

The collection consists of material, primarily correspondence (mostly outgoing) related to Maric's efforts through international legal action to recover eight paintings stolen from him in Paris during World War II. The paintings were to have been transferred from Paris to...

Title suppled by cataloger.

Relates to Ferdinand Foch, marshal of the French Army.

May d' Marie's collection includes agendas, articles, artifacts, audio recordings, binders, books, certificates, newspaper clippings, personal correspondence, ephemera, film, handbills, lecture notes, lectures, legal documents, manuscripts, memorabilia, notes, notebooks, organizational records, photographs, posters, event programs, publications, scrapbooks, speeches, and video...

Relates to Serbian émigré politics.

Relates to personal matters and international relations.

Letters from Myron Brinig, Eleanor S. Brooks (the first Mrs. Van Wyck Brooks), Gladys Brooks (the second Mrs. Brooks), Jaime De Angulo, Langston Hughes, Una C. Jeffers, Ella Winter, Clarkson Crane, Van Wyck Brooks and Henry Varnum Poor. Many of...

Letters to Queen Alexandra of Great Britain. Relates to matters of state and family.

Includes bids for building bridges; specifications for roads, and other materials.

BANC; xF868.M3.P2: For individual titles, see xF868.M3.P2 nos. 1-5

Collection contains photographs of towns, scenes, and activity in many Marin County (Calif.) locations. The following locations are particularly well documented: Bolinas, Larkspur (especially the Ho Ho Estate: including snaphots as well as prints of drawings by C. Neilson), Marshall,...

This collection documents the activities of the Tobacco Education Program of the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services (MCTEP).

Consists primarily of Marin County Transit Commission reports, agendas, and minutes (1971-1981). Also contains Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District reports (1971-1977) and Golden Gate Recreational Travel Study reports (1976-1977).

This collection comprises offprints of critical theory articles published by Louis Marin, and a bibliography of his work. The bulk of the materials are in French and English.

Postcards depicting scenes along the Rhine River; and a program for a carnival in Coblenz held by the United States Third Army while serving as an occupation force in Germany.

The volume includes: By-laws of the Marine Biological Association; minutes of the Association, August 2, 1903, when the Association was formed, to February, 1912 when the Association transferred its properties to the Regents of the University of California; minutes of...

Soviet propaganda leaflet, dropped over Romania in 1944; and two letters from the Romanian politician Iuliu Maniu, relating to conditions in Romania under communism.

The founder and leader of the futurist movement. Married Benedetta Cappa, a futurist writer and artist, in 1923. Collection includes minor manifesto manuscripts, generally typewritten, sometimes translated or excerpted; a number of minor literary manuscripts; and 20,000 slides that reproduce...

Writer and founder and leader of the Italian Futurist movement. Correspondence, writings, photographs, and printed matter from Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's papers, documenting the history of the futurist movement from its beginning in the journal , through World War I, and...

Filippo Tomasso Marinetti's class notes, essays, and stories that he wrote for secondary school in Alexandria, Egypt. One notebook by Leone Marinetti. Selected correspondence, 1891-1943, with school friends and the school rector. Letters concerning the futurist enterprise from Gino Severini,...

Letters describe experiences mining in Sutters Creek and Placerville, California.

Views of World War II era launchings from the Marinship shipyard on San Francisco Bay, and of related social events. Views of the drydocks, ships, guests of honor, entertainers, and Marinship personnel are present. Ships featured most prominently are the...

A selection of printed literary and fine arts books in fine bindings.

Miscellaneous correspondence, chiefly letters concerning requests for congressional patronage or support while De Vries served in the U.S. House of Representatives, and letters attempting to influence him while he served as a judge for the U.S. Court of Customs Appeals.

War Department communications to signal Corps Sgt. M. M. Sickler in Sacramento from January 19 to December 9, 1880.

Correspondence, clippings and notes concerning Alexis von Schmidt, civil engineer.

Papers relating to Marion Randall Parsons' involvement in the Sierra Club.

Collection contains two letters from Bradley concerning the Lion Book Shop's (San Francisco, California) request for new issues of "Checklist," an ongoing bibliography of lesbian fiction that she co-edited with Gene Damon.

Letters written by John H. MacKenzie relating to mining business in Mariposa, Calif.

Views show the Fremont House, a church at Mariposa, a school at Bear Valley, the Mariposa Co. courthouse, and the Mariposa Catholic sunday school picnic, at the Stockton Creek bridge (shows many ladies wearing hats).

Correspondence and documents relating to the sale of the Mariposa Estate in Mariposa County, Calif., by John C. Frémont. Correspondence consists of seven letters exchanged between U.S. District Attorney Phillip R. Fendall; Thomas Hart Benton, who handled the legal arrangements...

Record of legal actions involving the Mariposa Company and various officials, and the Mariposa Estate, 1864-1868; transfer of property to the Mariposa Land and Mining Company, 1874, with copies of certification by the Recorder, Mariposa County, Mar. 1881.

A group of pioneers and descendents recollecting anecdotes concerning local figures and events of an early mining town, including crimes and violence.

Relates to changes in the French law regarding taxation of profits of defense contractors.

Photographs appear to be mainly of Marjorie Cook Wilson's friends and their families. Mainly contains baby pictures, family snapshots, studio portraits, wedding pictures and related newspaper clippings of various families. Families pictured: Bardsley, Rieger, Hatch, Dean, High, Towler, Davies, etc....

This collection contains two landscape sketches of the College of St. Joseph's.

Material concerning student days at the Berkeley High School and the University of California, Class of 1900. A few items pertain to the Sierra Club.

written on board the ship Pacific enroute from New York to San Francisco, to his brother, Samuel, February 22-26, 1849.

This record contains sketches of the Kelly residence (6), and the Sonia Pupper Apartment Houses (12).

Collection of miscellaneous material related to Mark Twain, his life, and literary career.

Manuscript items associated with Twain &/or his works.

Miscellaneous artifacts relating to Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens, 1835-1910).

Title supplied by cataloger.

Letters written by, or on behalf of, Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens), during his lifetime, that is, before Apr. 22, 1910. Also includes letters by his wife, Olivia L. Clemens, his daughters Susy, Clara, and Jean, and by his secretary...

Collection of notebooks kept by Mark Twain (Samuel L. Clemens) with autograph notes, memos, appointments, addresses, etc. Twain was known to have kept fifty notebooks during his lifetime. The earliest known notebook (1855) is at Vassar; the University of Texas...

Chiefly concerning land speculation and business operations in Nevada. Some relate to Camp Winfield Scott, Nevada, of which he was custodian after 1871. Family correspondence and papers, included. Among the correspondents are Amos Buch (or Reed), C.C.C. Carr, James Collins,...

Conveying the City's economic ties to both maritime and mining enterprises, these documents include ship lists of arrivals and clearances, current seamen's wages by route from the Far East, the price of gold dust and the supply of Mexican dollars...

Printed by Republic Bank Note Company, Pittsburg, Penn.

The Edwin Markham Collection (1898-1994) includes a variety of documents and photographs chronicling the life of Edwin Markham, noted poet and San Jose Normal School graduate. This artificial collection includes newspaper clippings, printed poems and pamphlets, photographs, and limited...

These papers deal mainly with the politics of the period, but include many from his files, dealing with mining and his other business interests. The following subjects are of particular interest and importance:...

Document announcing a Sheriff's sale in Markleeville, Amador County. The Sheriff had confiscated various lots in the city from Mr. A. Von Every to pay off a $249.13 bill Von Every owed. (Markleeville and the land around it was transferred...

Memoirs and other writings, relating to the Russian military operations in World War I and the Russian Revolution, subsequent anti-communist movements in the Soviet Union (including biographies of participants), Soviet agents in Egypt and police surveillance and prosecution of them,...

Relates to world history from 1871 to 1945. Photocopy.

Memoirs, entitled Uspomene, relating to the formation of the Yugoslav state following World War I and Yugoslav political developments, 1919-1925; and a biography, entitled Nikolas Pachitch (1845-1926) : Histoire d'un Olympien que le Petit Peuple des Serbes a Donné au...

This collection contains scores and recordings of film and television music of the composer Richard Markowitz.

Civil War diary, 1861-1864, of A. L. Marks from Chicago, who enlisted as a very young man in the 13th Illinois Vol. Infantry, at Dixon, Illinois. The diary describes the movements and engagements of the 13th Illinois, from its organization...

Civil War diary, 1861-1864, of A. L. Marks from Chicago, who enlisted as a very young man in the 15th Illinois Vol. Infantry, at Dixon, Illinois. The diary describes the movements and engagements of the 15th Illinois, from its organization...

Memoirs and other writings, correspondence, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to international assistance to refugees from World War II to the 1980s.

Speeches and writings, reports, correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs, relating to education in the United States, governmental educational policy, and the career education movement.

Collection includes correspondence, reports, drafts, notes, legal documents, maps, diagrams, and photographs relating to geologic investigation done for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company and other firms and agencies. The more important projects include Bodega Bay Atomic Park, Diablo Canyon...

The accession consists largely of reports, photographs, and memoranda documenting the condition of the SIO Campus during the period 1937-1958 -- the period when SIO Physical Plant was under the perview of the UCLA Architects and Engineers Office. The accession...

Speeches and writings, correspondence, printed matter, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to the American diplomatic service.

Photographs, maps, reports, and orders, relating to American and Italian military aviation during World War I, including the manufacture of airplanes and airplane engines.

Correspondence, journal articles, drafts, speeches, notes, legal papers, and subject files created by Los Angeles psychiatrist Judd Marmor (1910-2003), a leader in the successful movement to remove homosexuality from the American Psychiatric Association's , in the course of his research...

Judah (Judd) Marmor, M.D. (1910-2003), Los Angeles psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, acknowledged for his leadership role in the movement to declassify homosexuality as a mental disease, which was removed from DSM-II in 1973. The collection contains Dr. Marmor's research and reference...

Correspondence, reports, speeches and writings, and clippings, relating to anti-communist Hungarian emigre activities, Hungarians in Spain, and political conditions in Spain.

Video tapes depicting race riots in the United States, 1967-1968; the Democratic National Convention, 1968; the Attica prison riot, 1971; the presidential election campaign, 1972; and the controversy over Thomas Eagleton as Democratic vice presidential candidate, 1972.

Conference papers, printed matter, and correspondence, relating to land reform, especially in Taiwan; the 6th Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries, Havana, 1979; and communism, Central America, and the media. Includes a number of studies prepared...

Holographs, Ozalid masters and copies, and mimeograph copies of scores and parts of music, either composed or arranged by P.A. Marquardt, mostly for silent films. Includes Concertino for Violin and Orchestra, Melodies of Josef Strauss, A Merry Overture, Ramasan-Oriental Suite,...

The Marquis Collection of French Revolution Prints contains documentary prints, mainly engravings, which portray events, scenes and historical figures of the French Revolution. Included in the collection are 24 maps of France and Paris. The items date from the period...

Marr was a well known painter in Munich where he held a chair at the Academy of Arts (Akademie der Kunste) from 1893 on, and later became its Director. He was born in Milwaukee, Wisonsin, in 1858, and died in...

Incomplete record, kept by the parish priest, of "diligencias matrimoniales" for the town of Linares.

Marrige data from the State of Oaxaca, Mexico, 1871-1954. Transcript of records from following parishes: Coixtlahuaca, Juquila, Juxtlahuaca, Nochixtlán, Putla, Silacayoapam, Teposulula, Tlaxiaco and Ximatlán, compiled for the use of Professor Woodrow Wilson Borah.

Forms part of the Thomas W. Norris Collection.

Writings and speeches, photographs, correspondence, and printed matter, 1933-1963, relating to Joseph S. Marriott's career in the Civil Aeronautics Administration and its predecessor, the Bureau of Air Commerce, with special reference to the states of California, Hawaii, Arizona, and...

Frederick Marryat (1792-1848) served in the British Royal Navy and received many commendations including the CB for conduct in Burma, the gold medal of the Royal Humane Society for his gallantry in saving life at sea and the decoration of...

Jacob Marschak (1898-1977) was a professor of economics and operations research at the UCLA Graduate School of Management (1960- ). He helped develop the information theory of economics and was a leading researcher in econometrics. The collection consists of Marschak's...

Collection includes photographs, printed scores and sheet music, and assorted articles and newspaper clippings....

Correspondence and 2 publications concerning Dr. William G. Donald.

Dorothy Marsh was president of the California Osteopathic Association (COA) during the time it merged with the California Medical Association in 1962. The doctors of osteopathy not accepting the merger formed an independent organization called the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons...

This bound manuscript contains two separate narratives. Narrative of her , a draft of the earliest Barbary captivity narrative to be published by an Englishwoman, details Elizabeth Marsh's 1956 capture by pirates. The second piece, , and of a ,...

The Marsh family papers, 1815-1960, reflect the life of California pioneer John Marsh and his wife, Abigail Smith Tuck Marsh; their daughter, Alice Marsh Cameron; her husband, William Walker Cameron (also referred to as Camron); and their daughter, Amy Gertrude...

Collection includes large number of portraits and several albums of the Marsh and Cameron families and friends. In addition, views taken in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Mill Valley, Pleasanton, Auburn, Ben Lomond, Soda Spring, Calif. and other locations (Honolulu)...

Affidavits, correspondence, research notes and reports regarding enology methods.

Scrapbooks of photographs, clippings, and other items relating to Jones' career as a guard in the Plant Protection Department of the Kaiser Company's iron and steel plant at Fontana, California.

Correspondence....

Cooperative extension circulars, reprints, technical reports, and notes relating to wilderness preservation, irrigation, carob and persimmon production, and local history.

Warner Lincoln Marsh (b.1899) was a landscape architect for the Los Angeles City Park Department (1925) before starting his private practice as a planning consultant and landscape architect. In addition to his private practice, he was employed as a research...

The collection consists of more than fifty years of the professional output of notable landscape architect, Warner Lincoln Marsh and the collaborative work of his wife, Florence. While this collection includes some of Warner Marsh's early work in Los Angeles...

Correspondence, memoirs and other writings, memoranda, reports, studies, minutes, trial testimony, clippings, and serial issues, relating to administration of the City College of the City University of New York.

This collection consists of printed materials, audio and videocassettes, and photographs taken by Brigitte Marshall, who worked as a volunteer in refugee camps in Thailand and as an English-language teacher in California. All materials relate to Southeast Asian refugees, principally...

Correspondence and reports from the San Francisco grand jury of 1935-1938, of which Dill served as foreman, including letters from Mayor Angelo Rossi to Dill, regarding Edwin N. Atherton's report and the grand jury's investigation of corruption and graft in...

The bulk of the collection consists of photographs of the Fenner, Marshall, and Fraser families as well as their friends. The rest of the collection includes memorabilia of Hollywood High School and the city of Hollywood (1928-1941), UCLA yearbooks and...

Remarks by Mrs. Charles B. Farwell dated Nov. 1, 1890 (1 p.); a history of Marshall Field and Company (3 p.); and a newspaper clipping concerning Field's involvement with the leasing of a structure on Sixteenth Street to the Illinois...

His files on Ishi, Robert Louis Stevenson, and John Muir's Stickeen, including correspondence, notes, and clippings, with letters from James D. Hart, Albert Shumate, Norman Strouse, Saxton T. Pope, Louis J. Halle, Albert B. Elsasser, Paul Brooks and others.

Relates to the arrest and imprisonment in the Soviet Union of Sergei Iosipovich Paradianov, Soviet film director. Includes a petition for the release of S. I. Paradianov. Photocopy.

Relates to American military administration of the Marshall Islands during World War II.

Papers relating to Marshall's estate, correspondence....

Papers relating to Marshall Kuhn's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Chiefly materials about Jacob C. Geiger, MD, the subject of a biography written by Marshall: correspondence with publishers, some correspondence with Geiger, reprints and Oakland Dept. Public Health publications by Geiger. Two copies of Marshall's (Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1947),...

Relates to the history of Angel Island, California, the architecture of buildings on the island, and recommendations for developing it as a recreational facility and historical site. Report prepared for the California State Division of Beaches and Parks. Photocopy.

Materials compiled by R.B. Marshall, former chief geographer of the U.S. Geological Survey, related to Hetch Hetchy Valley, Mississippi River Basin, water rights, and the Marshall Plan for irrigation of California's Central Valley....

Collection includes a tintype of an unidentified boy, a carte de visite of an unidentified girl, postcard photographs of joshua trees, views of an unidentified automobile parade, and a photo of a cup commemorating the Mather Mountain Party of 1915....

Correspondence, notes, manuscripts of his writings, speeches, memoranda, clippings and scrapbooks, mainly relating to the Marshall Plan for water development, conservation, Hetch-Hetchy, roads, Yosemite National Park and other parks. Family correspondence and personal papers also included.

Consists of correspondence with family, friends, and professional associates, field notebooks, journals, writings, and other material primarily related to Marshall's forestry career with the Office of Indian Affairs and the National Forest Service. Also included are papers and writings related...

Depicts World War I scenes in France, scenes of engineering construction in India and the Soviet Union, and Stanford University.

Diaries, orders, reports, correspondence, clippings, certificates, maps, cartoons, and photographs, relating mainly to U.S. naval operations in the Atlantic and Pacific Theaters during World War II.

The correspondence, manuscripts, reports, photos, and published papers of Romeo Raoul Martel (1890-1965) form the collection known as the R. R. Martel Papers in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Martel was professor of civil engineering at...

Demands that B. Bakhmetev, ambassador of the Russian Provisional Government to the United States, hand over all property of the Russian government in the United States. Written by L. K Martens and Santeri Nuorteva. Photocopy.

Relates to diplomatic, economic, and political events during World War II.

Miscellaneous personal documents and papers of Martha Hankes and her husband, Abraham Peter Hankes. Includes old age security application papers for Martha Hankes; a statement of responsible relative of applicant under OAS law issued to Martha Hankes, for her husband;...

This volume contains the minutes of the Martha Washington Camp, no. 3, Santa Cruz.

Correspondence, publications, course notes, and memorabilia related to Martha West's teaching career and political activities.

Letters (courtship letters, letters of condolence, familial relations) and legal civil documents (birth, marriage, statements of witness, including copies from notaries books). The primary place of origin is Gray, Haute Sa^one, France. Louis Marthod is the primary correspondent, the military...

Contains blueprints (2) and sketch (1) of R. Monson residence in San Francisco.

The papers reflect Trow's interest and expertise on topics which include comparitive higher education in the United States and many other countries; student and faculty cultures; and labor and populist movements.

Includes the following portraits: Sarah Jane Lux (silhouette), Anne Martin, Edna Rodden Martin (3), Mary Morris Martin, Morris Washington Martin (daguerreotype), Edna Martin Parratt (4), and Mrs. George Rodden.

Papers pertaining to Martin's activities for woman suffrage, feminism, social hygiene, and pacificism. Also included are materials relating to her U.S. Senate campaigns in Nevada in 1918 and 1920. Correspondents include: Dean Acheson, Jane Addams, Gertrude Atherton, Mary Austin, Mary...

Contains newspaper articles and other writtings by Bircher dealing with the Fruchtbringende Gesellschaft collection.

Includes more than 200 letters from Wright and over 2,000 letters to Wright from the Martins and other clients in Buffalo. Wright's letters refer to the design and construction of the Larkin building and the Martin homes and discuss...

Martin's photos are of young men, indoors and out, including body builders, college athletes, military and law enforcement men. He refers to his photography genre in a recently published book as male physique photography, tracing the history of the genre...

Research notes and notebooks, correspondence, and manuscripts of articles, chiefly concerning research by Kamen and Samuel Ruben on carbon-14 and photosynthesis. Incorporates material by Ruben, ca. 1938-1943.

Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, press releases, testimony, printed matter, and sound recordings of interviews, relating to the Cetnik resistance movement led by Draža Mihailovic in Yugoslavia during World War II, and to his trial for treason in 1946. Includes transcripts...

This collection consists of orchestrated scores of 52 song arrangements by Ernie Freeman, Van Alexander, and others

Consists of a handwritten letter (3 p.) from Naval and Marine Corps officers expressing gratitude to Mrs. Martin for the use of her home as a command post during the fire; a letter and receipt from the San Francisco Relief...

The Freddy Martin collection consists largely of the arrangements Martin's various bands played over the nearly fifty years of his career as a band leader. Series I consists of more than 4000 manuscript band scores with parts. Series II consists...

The Freddy Martin collection consists largely of the arrangements Martin's various bands played over the nearly fifty years of his career as a band leader. Series I consists of more than 4000 manuscript band scores with parts. Series II consists...

The Freddy Martin collection consists largely of the arrangements Martin's various bands played over the nearly fifty years of his career as a band leader. Series I consists of more than 4000 manuscript band scores with parts. Series II consists...

Collection consists of 23 mounted crayon sketches of California Spanish homes and churches designed by Harold H. Martin or Hubert Frohman and Harold H. Martin, Pasadena architects, and five hand-colored photographs signed by Frederick W. Martin, probably of houses constructed...

Journals, a newsletter and an autobiographical note from James M. Martin. Born in Corpus Christi, Texas in 1943, Martin was a writer, activist, attorney and founder of a number of occult organizations. This collection contains journals documenting Martin's life in...

Martin Janis first opened his gallery on Ventura Blvd. before moving it to 710 North La Cienega Blvd. The collection consists of clippings from prominent magazines and newspapers, catalogs, small amounts of correspondence, gallery ephemera, and invitations and announcements for...

Contains documents from and relating to the Kaweah Colony, the Hartly Bay Lumber, Trading & Fishing Company, the Tasmania Colony, as well as information on other cooperatives. The Kaweah Colony records include official documents, correspondence, legal documents from a case...

John Martin founded the Black Sparrow Press in Los Angeles in 1966 to publish modern fiction and poetry in fine press editions. In May 2002, Martin sold the rights to his premier authors (Bukowski, Bowles, and Fante) to Harper Collins,...

Includes letters from E.H. Barker re Samuel Parr and from Joseph Gerrald, and two poems about Parr, one of them allegedy by William Mason.

Papers relating to Martin Litton's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Includes special folders for Lawrence Hall of Science groundbreaking, commencement and senior week, and 20th anniversary convocation of the United Nations.

Primarily research materials about Donaldina Cameron, including some original materials and interviews. Martin's papers include manuscripts, correspondence, cassette tapes, and photographs.

Outlines, notes, correspondence, summaries of interviews, and printed matter, relating to contemporary political, social and economic conditions in Mexico. Includes summaries of interviews with American businessmen and other Americans in Mexico, as well as with prominent Mexicans.

Consists of 30 letters, chiefly written to his home in the East, describing economic and living conditions in mining boom towns, including Reno, Shermantown, and Bullionville, Nevada. Includes a brief account of his journey to Calif. from New York on...

Consists of 30 letters, chiefly written to his home in the East, describing economic and living conditions in mining boom towns, including Reno, Shermantown, and Bullionville, Nevada. Includes a brief account of his journey to Calif. from New York on...

Copies of items pertaining to the Roberts and Moore families, who are related by marriage, including: a photocopy of a handwritten biographical essay (85 leaves) on Capt. M.R. Roberts, by his son, Martin R. Roberts, Jr.; typed transcripts of letters...

Relates to German military operations on the Eastern front during World War II. Includes later notes by the author, 1949. Typed transcript. In part, photocopy.

Written on California Immigrant Union letterhead, the letter concerns the subdivision of the Shafter Ranch, Marin County, and acquisition of nursery stock as samples.

Written as general agent for the California Immigrant Union, on official stationary containing article on the Tule lands, and a list of officers of the Union.

Summaries of interviews of European diplomats and statesmen, relating to European and world military, political, and diplomatic events during and after World War I. In part, photocopy.

Chiefly correspondence (ca. 775 pieces), but includes a few manuscripts of Martineau's writings, photographs, and calling cards. Also contains correspondence of James Martineau, as well as other Martineau family and friends. Reinhard S. Speck's notes and correspondence regarding his collecting...

Deed, Sept. 1, 1866, from John Moran, with notarization of signature and recording note, Feb. 11, 1868; deed, Nov. 2, 1882, from Guniscindo Correa (her son) with note of recording (at request of Horace Bell) on same date.

Correspondence, costume design, ephemera, photographs, and scripts relating to several productions, including Great possessions, The only way, The lowland wolf, and Don Juan's last wager.

Last will and testament, containing information on his family, and relating to his property, which included ownership of five slaves.

Two typed English translations, prepared by Herbert Ingram Priestley, of Martínez's journal recording his expedition of February 17-December 5, 1789, from San Blas and back, in command of the frigate Princesa and the packetboat San Carlos. With related materials, including...

Relates to the Russian Revolution and Civil War.

Relates to activities of the Okhrana. Published under same title (Stanford, 1972). Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Relates to the organization, training, and utilization of a future Russian cavalry.

Correspondence, writings, reminiscences, printed matter, clippings, and photographs, relating to the Russian Imperial army, Russia's role in World War I, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and anti-communist movements in the United States. Includes a cigarette case from the desk...

Relates to wireless dispatches reporting the outbreak of World War I. Issued on board the Shinyo Maru, August 3-4, 1914.

Posters and flyers advertising San Francisco Bay Area readings and performances of two works by Marvin X: One Day in the Life, and In the Crazy House Called America. Some of the works include portraits of the author. Also includes...

Marx's papers date from 1873 to 1942 and include correspondence, reports, research notes, manuscripts, drawings, financial records, clippings, minutes, reprints, and photographs. The papers primarily relate to engineering projects in which Marx was involved, largely dams and water systems in...

The papers of Guido H. Marx include correspondence, speeches, a typed autobiography, reprints, press releases, clippings, minutes, reports, and pamphlets, 1898-1949, and Marx's thesis from Cornell, A Study of Special Tools and Methods Used in the Manufacture of Small Engines,...

Relates to the pacifist movement in the United States.

Seven letters from Crocker to a childhood friend in Mishawaka, Ind., discussing Crocker's arrival in Calif. from New York, her new life in Sacramento, her feelings about being away from home, and family news.

Letter from father appended. Written to young man at the mines.

Photographs depict efforts of the Agricultural Workers Health and Medical Association in California, including health care facilities, medical staff, and patients. Many images document conditions at migratory labor camps at such California locations as Brawley, Porterville, Indio, Marysville, Shafter, Woodville,...

Discusses reasons for publication of a Dodge's third essay.

A printed pamphlet containing a statement by Department Commander of Kansas, Theodore Botkin, proclaiming July 19, 1897 to be Mother Bickerdyke Day, "in honor and in memory of the sacrifices and services of the Army Nurses"; and a letter (four...

2 typewritten and hand-signed letters from Mary Austin to James L. Gillis.

Account of trip overland from Cedar Grove, Iowa, to California. Includes a brief description of Salt Lake City. Pages 1-28 contain the original diary; pages 29-67, a revised and expanded version; pages 68-123, blank; and pages 124-128, recipes and miscellaneous...

A few letters, including two written by her to Sheldon Cheney, and copy of a letter of recommendation written for her by Cheney; manuscripts of poems and plays; clippings; and a reprint of some published poems.

Letters, manuscripts, reprints, and lecture notes of Mary Cover Jones related to her career in child development, particularly at the Institute of Human Development, University of California, Berkeley.

Five handwritten letters from Richardson in San Francisco, four of which are to her friends, sisters Edythe and Carlena, along with one letter to an art patron, Miss Brenner; together with four Christmas cards from Richardson for the years 1924,...

Primarily letters written to her father while she was in school.

Letters from Elizabeth Cabot (Cary) Agassiz and from Louis Agassiz concerning her application for entrance to the Anderson School of Natural History, autographs of people at the school, including those of Austin Craig Apgar and David Starr Jordan, and a...

Letters (2 - 1 incomplete, with envelope postmarked Amedee) from T. Walker, Secret Valley (Lassen Co.) Calif.; receipt for board, Roble Hall, Stanford University, and letter answering advertisement for an amanuensis.

Re her life in Berkeley.

Photocopy of clippings and notes, and photographs relating to her school, the first private primary school in Berkeley.

Concerning the collaboration of her husband, Thomas Edgar Pemberton, with Bret Harte on the play, Sue, and enclosing a letterpress copy of an undated letter written by her husband.

The collection contains information about, and works by, Mary Emily Foy.

Consists of letters to the Hawley's who were friends of poet William Everson, concerning everyday life, Mary Fabilli's poetry, and information about William Everson. Includes a copy of "Mary Fabilli : 1914- a literary life," an autobiographical article about her...

Mary Freeman was born in Woodland, Calif. in the 1870s and was graduated from Stanford University in 1896. She was a member of the Cap and Bells Club and served as their president from 1922-1924. In 1902 she married Edward...

Contains letters from Bret Harte, Henry W. Longfellow and Annie A. Longfellow, concerning a piece of writing done by Graham.

Originals in: private possession.

Primarily letters written by Mrs. Austin to Henry Nash Smith and to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cassidy; transcripts of some letters addressed to her; copy of her play, Fire; miscellaneous items.

Mary Isabel McCracken papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

Consists of two diaries kept by Hairgrove. The first contains daily entries for 1921, including her move to Calif. with her sister, Helen, and teaching in the English Dept. at Glendale High School. The second contains entries for a trip...

Five letters to Keith, mostly concerning a portrait of Susan B. Anthony by William Keith, and its transport from Berkeley to Rochester, N.Y., in the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Correspondents include Mary S. Anthony (sister...

Five letters, two of which are incomplete, from Keith to an unknown friend(s), chiefly personal, with mention of suffrage activities and her association with the Latham Foundation. Includes a letter (2 leaves) from Susan B. Anthony to Mrs. Watson, possibly...

Contains three letters to poets David Meltzer and one to David Schaff discussing poetry and including poems of her own.

Chiefly Letters from Mary R. B. Howard, wife of architect John Galen Howard to family members (dated 1920-1959) or to Sadie and Warren Gregory (dated 1904-1956). Also includes ALS from Eulora M. Jennings to Mary Howard, Oct. 27, 1910, and...

Letters to family members from a twenty-year-old woman from Mass. during her voyage to San Francisco via Cape Horn aboard the ship Water Witch. Smith describes her daily life aboard the ship; her three-month stay in Brazil, where the ship...

Contains correspondence and clippings.

Correspondence, articles, audiotapes and photographs concerning Shiloh, Maine, a religious commune founded by F.W. Sandford.

Twenty scrapbooks and loose materials, including newspaper clippings, correspondence, ephemera, and miscellany related to Mary and Henry J. Crocker's lives as part of San Francisco society, and Henry Crocker's personal interests and business dealings. Significant topics include society news and...

Letter, May 20, l794, announces the birth of her daughter, Fanny Imlay.

Correspondence, and lists and photographs of exhibits, relating to the acquisition by the Maryhill Museum of furniture and souvenirs donated by Queen Marie of Romania. Includes photocopies of letters by Queen Marie.

Letter, dated Jan. 29, 1861, from the Secretary of the Institute, Edwin A. Williams, to the Gold Hill Lodge no. 32 F.A.M. 1861, accompanied by a broadside announcing the establishment of a medical institute, to serve as a convalescent home...

Joe Grant Masaoka was born in Fresno, California, and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was Regional Director of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) in Denver, Colorado, from 1942-51 and established the Northern California regional office in San...

Issued to the Czechoslovak Army in Siberia. Photocopy.

Sydney Forrester Mashbir worked in the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section as a military intelligence officer during the occupation of Japan, 1945-47. The collection contains mimeographed summaries of radio broadcasts, newspaper accounts, various special reports, and publications on the Japanese...

Reports, minutes of meetings, directories, notes, and printed matter, relating to the United Nations Conference on International Organization at San Francisco and the founding of the United Nations.

Correspondence, writings, notes, other personal and working papers, including material related to Prof. Maslenikov's teaching in Russian language and literature and Slavic studies at U.C. Berkeley, and to his translations and analyses of early-20th-century Russian poetry, particularly the works of...

Relates to collective farms in the Soviet Union.

Relates to Russian military activities in northern Persia before World War I, and in the Turkish campaigns of General Nikolay Yudenich during World War I.

This is a collection of reprints of Maslow articles.

Twenty-eight letters, the majority written by Annie Mason, wife of John S. Mason who was serving in the U.S. Army and stationed in California during the period covered in the letters. The first letter is dated January 11th, 1852 and...

Letters from Brayman and his wife, Mary (Williams) Brayman (1816-1886), to their daughter Ada and her husband, William H. Bailhache, of Washington, D.C., during Brayman's governorship of Idaho Territory, 1876-1880.

Letters written to him relating mainly to Mormons in Nauvoo, Illinois. Included are an account by Nelson Montgomery of Joseph Smith's interviews with Indians in 1843; letters concerning legal and tax matters, the Mormon question and anti-Mormon forces; a portion...

Correspondence, reports, journalistic dispatches, and other material, relating to German and Soviet politics and diplomacy in the interwar period, and to Allied military administration of Germany at the end of World War II. Includes a copy of the logbook of...

Reports and photographs, relating to American military medical activities in the European Theater during World War II.

Reports, memoranda, syllabi, and organization charts, relating to the training of Foreign Economic Administration personnel for service in occupied Germany and Austria at the end of World War II, and to living conditions for American consular officials around the world.

Correspondence...

This collection consists of a consecutive run of approximately 175 playbills from 1912 through 1918 for dramatic and musical performances held at the Mason Opera House in Los Angeles. During these six years, a number of Broadway musicals were performed...

Contents: Circulars and documents as Military Governor of California; letters from Mason describing discovery of gold; methods of mining, effect of mines on California, and problems of government arising after end of war with Mexico; and a few letters to...

Summary: Letters and agreements pertaining to the construction and equipping of the Masonic Theatre in Wallace, Idaho. Also letters about the billing, quality, and success of shows that appeared in the theatre....

Includes company personnel, developments, housing, etc., mainly in Berkeley and San Francisco.

Correspondence, promotional literature, ledgers, deeds, job files, architectural records, real estate journals, company newsletters, and other materials.

Collection contains material regarding The Mass Movement League's attempts to force the Community Traction Company of Toledo to change their hiring practices and consider African Americans as bus drivers and street car motormen. Materials include press releases, a letter to...

The collection contains Civil War individual service and medical records, lists of circulars, regimental and regular orders received, order books - one with a short history, and photographs for the Massachusetts Infantry, 12th Regiment (Vol.), ca 1861-1864....

Correspondence, writings, police reports, clippings, and photographs, relating to Soviet espionage activities in the United States.

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department, Library, University of California, Davis.

This collection includes Disneyland-related newsletters, magazines, and other publications collected by Robert J. Massoth and by his wife, Bertha E. Massoth. Bertha worked as the executive secretary to the head of publicity and marketing at Disneyland, a theme park in...

These studies were done in 1971. The master plan "addresses itself to questions that are social, educational, political, organizational, economical, technical, urban, architectural, and ecological, for a theological institution." It seeks to "develop an organizational concept which can foster vitality...

The accession consists of two photographic copies of an architectural plan for the campus of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography produced in February 1958 by Risley and Grould, Architects and entitled, "Master Plan, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California,...

The collection contains 15 letters from army photographer Lieutenant Chuck Masters, 221st Signal Co., to friend Dave Schmahl of Alhambra, California. Letters are mainly from Pleiku and Long Binh, Vietnam, and describe day-to-day life, including R&R in Hong Kong. There...

Views show rubble, damaged buildings and other scenes of damage caused by a hurricane or hurricanes in Matamoros, Mexico. A major storm hit the region in October, 1867, which may be the event depicted. Other hurricanes are recorded in 1869...

The accession consists of two matchbooks designed by geophysicist Jan Diederik Garmany, who was a student of geophysicist Freeman Gilbert at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Garmany had the matchbooks fabricated at the Monarch Match Company of San Jose, California...

Notes, transcripts and other items concerning the history of the area and pioneer residents.

Newspaper clippings, brochures and notes, with a few letters and pictures, assembled in preparation of his history of Hollywood.

Mainly articles, pamphlets and photographs.

Photoreproduction of muster rolls for Companies C & K, 1st Regiment of Dragoons, from records, Adjutant General's Office, National 6rchives; pictures of "Mule Hill" and grave markers; maps and notes.

Includes her manuscript of the Juárez family tree completed in 1973 (31 x 365 cm.)

Correspondence re Lewis and re the book after its publication; research notes; bibliography; books by and about Lewis; transcripts of Lewis; diaries, 1900-1907; Schorer's interview notebooks; copies of the ms.; galley and page proofs; first unbound copy; copy with Schorer's...

Clippings, notes, articles and photographs, assembled mainly from the papers of Janet Williams Gould.

Portraits are of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schram. Also includes labels (undated) for Schramsburg Vineyards wine and champagne.

Contains several copies of a 1939 proclamation, with signatures of notable members of the Forum, calling for graphic artists and advertisers to boycott the purchase and use of Nazi typefaces, and encouraging them to use American-made type. The bulk of...

Includes portion of a biographical sketch of Moses Chase, early Oakland settler, written by W.W. Conde, with related notes; transcripts of some Chase family papers, including 1867 diary of George Chase, Moses' son; three notebooks concerned with the 7th ward...

Letters, checks, receipts, certificates of deposit, San Francisco/Oakland telephone directory, pamphlet, and an election flyer, from San Francisco; and similar items from Centreville and Coulterville, Calif., as well as Carson City, Nev., and Tucson, Ariz.

Letter appealing for aid to maintain the Fort; form letters and programs; printed album commemorating anniversary of the founding of the Fort; newspaper article.

Letters written to Clemens by Sterling's sisters and by people who knew him, including Stanton A. Coblentz, Adolphe De Castro, Miriam Allen De Ford, James Hopper, Rolfe Humphries, Una Jeffers, Charmian London, Mira Maclay, Elsie Martinez, Haig Patigian, Noël Sullivan,...

Rhoda, Franklin. Henderson W. Luelling, father of the fruit industry on the Pacific Coast (9 typewritten leaves); Rhoda, Franklin. Origin of the fruit business of the Pacific Coast [newspaper clipping and typewritten carbon copy (1 leaf) of part of this];...

Copies of some documents used by Lyman in writing his book, John Marsh, Pioneer, including legal papers in Marsh's trial for conspiracy in Contra Costa County, 1855, and inventory of his estate.

Photocopies of typed transcripts of letters, 1853-1864, from William Russell to John Swett, and clippings concerning Swett.

Miscellaneous materials relating to Julia Morgan, including one letter written by her to Walter Steilberg, Oct. 7, l928, and a photocopy of a diary from her trip to South America. Includes copies of three letters written by Edward B. Hussey,...

Mainly correspondence resulting from research on Ms. French for M.A. thesis.

Legal papers relating to the Inyo Land Company, the Inyo Canal Company and the Reward Gold Mining Company; and transcript of a report describing the valley and its mining and agricultural resources.

Includes portion of the MS; notes; sketch maps used in the book; design for the dust jacket.

Research material, including minutes of meetings, correspondence, pamphlets, leaflets, and miscellaneous printed material. Includes Taft's working notes, apparently for his 1968 book, Labor politics American style; the California State Federation of Labor.

Includes speakers' manual, press releases, handbills and clippings.

Includes photocopy of notes re the Greenwoods and the rescue of the Donner party; transcripts of letters from Sarah Greenwood re the family's part in the rescue operations; transcripts and photocopies of letters with genealogical information; photocopies of documents relating...

Include typescripts of reminiscences by Sadie Hutchinson re the founding of the town by her husband, Arthur J. Hutchinson, and re ranching in the area; genealogical information on the Hutchinson and Patton families; maps; newspaper articles by Schutt based on...

Photocopies.

v. 1 - letter, June 15, 1959, and pamphlet, July 1959, describing how he began his project, the sources investigated and the people contacted; v. 2 - Ms. of his unpublished study, The Legend of the Sleeping Maiden of Mount...

Each item cataloged separately. Search under title: Material relating to the marking of various historic sites, 1953-

Used in her article, Oberi Okaime Script, Texts and Counting System. Includes a dictionary, transcriptions and translations of texts in the language, mainly of a religious nature, by Akpan Akpan Udofia.

Includes letter from WRA director, Dillon S. Myer; letters from U.S. Treasury Dept. regarding licensing; a brief history of the Enterprises; certificate of incorporation; and license from the state of Arizona.

Letter, clippings and excerpts from Jacob N. Bowman to the Bancroft Library concerning the site of Santa Clara Mission.

Copy of articles 8, 9, 21, and 23 of the above treaty, and notes from Robert Glass Cleland's The Mexican Yearbook, 1922.

Photocopies of correspondence, memoranda and other documents in Shaffer's attempt to have the Executive Committee of the Associated Students of the University of California, Berkeley adopt an antidiscrimination statement that would apply to student groups and student housing seeking official...

Genealogical and biographical information regarding the family of Frank B. Rodolph, compiled by Margaret Schlichtmann. Includes autobiographical sketch by Frank B. Rodoloph, including reminiscences of his family's journey to California in 1850, ranching near Cache Creek, and business enterprises in...

Includes memoranda, official statements, position papers, proposals, flyers.

Extracts and copies from Archives, original papers, testimony of native Californians and Neophytes, scraps from books, pamphlets, and newspapers, also photographs, etc., being the entire collection on the subject formed during a period of 20 years by Hon. Benj. Hayes...

Included: outline of the course; list of books on reserve; copies of his lectures; and list of books, manuscripts and visual materials from his collection displayed at class meetings.

A folder list is available.

Church records, royal orders, cédulas, and other sources on Gálvez collected from parochial archives, various Spanish archives, and the British Museum, by Laurence P. Briggs. See Herbert I. Priestley, José de Gálvez, Visitor-General of New Spain (University of California Press,...

Contains introduction, working notes, and checklists for vol. 1 of the bibliography. Includes letters to Heller from David Magee, and to Heller and Magee from numerous individuals, including Flora Arnstein, Albert M. Bender, Wilder Bentley, Oscar Lewis, Alfred Sutro, and...

From Commission member Herma Hill Kay.

Box 1 contains reports of examiners of schools, 1898-1930 (incomplete); article, The accreditation of secondary schools, 1898; regents resolution re funding of school visits, 1891; circular to principals, 1894, and to superintendents of schools, 1904; table of accredited schools, 1891;...

Includes 1955 report by Raymond T. Birge re quarter system, 1951-57 reports by the University Committee on Calendar, 1963 report to the Regents of the University of California re year-round operation, and 1965 issue of the University Bulletin on year-round...

Article reprint of her work orignially published in the Bulletin de L'Institut francais d'Afrique noire (XXIX, series B., nos. 1-2, 1967); and illustrations of glyphs appearing on tusks from Southern Nigeria, representing animals, humans, objects and symbols, used as illustrations...

Drafts, drawings, and correspondence. Some correspondence concerns their oral history.

Some photographs relate to Union Diesel Engines (Fischer's business) including many ships possibly outfitted wtih Union Diesel engines. Other photos relate to shipping and engineering more generally. Objects are artificts related to early telegraph lines. Also includes a portrait of...

Typescript of book, and correspondence concerning the book's eventual publication as The Grabhorn Press: A Biography by the Book Club of California (1981).

Consists of correspondence and questionnaires providing documentation for Danton's article.

Includes photographs, proposals, architectural drawings, clippings, and other materials documenting the history and the development of the commercial area in San Francisco.

Consists of materials relating to Henry Janin and his report on the salted mine in northern Colorado, with some biographical information. Includes photocopy of Janin's statement concerning his part in the diamond swindle, as well as photostatic copies of a...

Includes correspondence, indices, drafts, and printer's copy for Danton's book.

SEE ALSO AR 86-2.

Photographs transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1984.084--PIC)

Consists of computer-generated list of all prime numbers from 2 to 99,991. Also includes microcard of table of prime numbers from 2 to 406,253, a letter and specifications from the University of Wisconsin, Dept. of Mathematics, to Derrick Henry Lehmer...

Transcripts of documents in the Public Record Office, London, used in preparation of her New Light on Drake ... 1914, and captions for an exhibit, University of California, 1916? [Sept. 1915]

Letters and reports, largely statistical, concerning population, trade and commerce, banking, education, transportation and communications, in Bolivia, Peru, Surinam, Guiana, and the islands of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and St. Pierre et Miquelon. Also a biographical sketch of Paraguayan...

Primarily 1977-78 organizing meeting and Campuses United Against Apartheid meeting notes, handouts, articles and clippings. One folder is material from Students for Racial and Economic Justice. Also includes some anti-apartheid literature from 1985.

Script (200 l., revised typescript, photocopy) by Neal Bell, "Current as of 1-29-92"; Teacher's Study Guide; program.

The Alexander Campbell letters were written while en route from New Brunswick to the West Coast, and while in Portland, Oregon Territory.

A comprehensive collection of architectural materials related to the building of a bridge at Bergerac in southwest France (bulk ca. 1825), containing plans, designs, proposals, explanations, estimates, specifications, correspondence, and other supporting materials.

Includes sample of forms used, and a few post-election circulars relating to registration, appointments, donations, etc.

Circular letter (typescript, mimeograph), 1943 May 21, regarding the U. S. Supreme Court hearing; and printed brochure from the Gordon Hirabayashi Defense Committee.

Contains Chinatown Coalition for Better Housing correspondence, minutes, resolutions, agreements, development proposals, press releases, environmental impact report, housing study, and newspaper clippings. Most of the printed materials relate to the Redevelopment Project at Stockton and Sacramento Streets, San Francisco, California,...

Correspondence, memoranda and reports about use of the land and proposals for building additional greenhouses and other facilities.

Contains a bibliography/contents by the compiler, and sections on the early years of the Student Health Service, on Cowell Memorial Hospital, on World War II, on Donner Pavilion, on the 50th anniversary of the hospital, on the new annex, on...

Contains a handwritten text dated 1831 entitled Some observations on the painted windows in the parish church of St. Neot in Cornwall signed by William Marks, a leaflet entitled Concerning the windows of the church of St. Neot, Cornwall dated...

Contains organization materials collected by Helen Zia, including bylaws, constitution, correspondence, minutes, press releases, financial records, fundraising announcements, and other community organization materials. The majority of materials consists of circuit, district, and appeals court transcripts of the case, along with...

Includes bibliography of works about Tom Paine, letters and journal articles and menu for Tom Paine memorial dinner.

Chiefly materials from the Central Utah Relocation Center at Topaz, including general correspondence between War Relocation Authority and hospital staff, weekly reports, analyses and studies, high school structure chart with class and teacher listings, community activity information, newsletters, and resettlement...

Collection relates to William Walker's exploits in Mexico and Central America, and includes a mostly blank form for "Independence Loan for the Republic of Lower California" signed by Edmund Randolph; a page from an unidentified book describing "General Walker's fillibustering...

Correspondence, scrapbooks of clippings, and personalia, relating primarily to his last years with the Service. A few papers pertain to his early business career with the Pacific Coast Borax Company and the Thockildsen-Mather Borax Company. Also included are letters of...

Letters, Dec. 20, 1897, and Jan. 31, 1898, from Empire Ranch, Pantano, Ariz. Ter., telling his friend in San Luis Obispo, Calif., of plans for ranching in Chihuahua; letter, Oct. 22, 1899, from El Fuerte, Sinaloa.

Two 19th century photo albums, and 55 portrait photographs (carte-de-viste & tintype probably from the 1860s) that were formerly in the albums and are mostly unidentified. The subjects of the photos are descendants of the donors. Many have the photographer's...

Relates to American social welfare policy. Photocopy.

Memoirs, diary, reports, clippings, and photographs, relating to the disposition of the remains of Tsar Nicholas II and his family, social and political conditions in Siberia, and relief work of the American Red Cross in Siberia during the Russian Civil...

Mary Lorraine Mathies (1919- ) worked as a collections librarian at the Federal Advanced Teachers College in Lagos, Nigeria, while a library consultant for USAID and the Nigerian Ministry of Education (1962-63). In 1964, she became the head of the...

Relates to Belgian troops attached to German forces during World War II, 1941-1945. Photocopy.

Relates to the West Indian pan-African leader Henry Sylvester Williamanuscript Published (Westport, Conn., 1976). Photocopy.

Letter from Matilda Bancroft to Aunt Mary Coley, on stationary of The Bancroft Library. Includes 2 additional letters to Mary Coley: one from Olive S. Carter, a sister (July 30, 1884), and the other from Isabel Fuller, a friend (Sept....

The collection consists of 23 autograph letters signed by Joseph Matkin, ship's steward's assistant on H.M.S. CHALLENGER during the Challenger oceanographic expedition of 1872-1876, to members of his family in Oakham, Rutland, England.

British propaganda from World War II, and propaganda from both sides in the Korean War.

This collection consists of correspondence, subject files, legal documents, photographs and personal mementos. The bulk of the collection is comprised of correspondence. The first series, for example, is correspondence from 1975 which he received after his story hit the national...

Relates to the persecution of Armenians in Turkey during and immediately after World War I, and to Armenian refugees in Greece.

Binder's title.

Miscellaneous papers relating to Hibi and Topaz Relocation Center. Included are a report on the Topaz Art School and the text of a speech at the opening of an exhibit at the school; clippings re Hibi and his paintings, many...

[Diary, Feb. 3-June 10, 1858]

Contains the minutes of the Board of Directors and the Coordinating Council. Also includes memos, press releases, goals, questionnaires and other handouts relating to the Mattachine Society and the Council on Religion and the Homosexual.

Minutes, bylaws, correspondence, manuscripts, newsletters, financial records, legal papers, transcripts, pamphlets, flyers, clippings, sound recordings, and other papers relating to the Mattachine Society, brought together by the Mattachine Society Project from materials donated to ONE Institute (now ONE International Gay...

An archive consisting of approximately 500 items from Herbert and Mercedes Matter, including production files and original artwork, manuscript material, correspondence, film and magnetic media, photographs, books, and printed matter.

Original artwork, photographs, letters, manuscripts, process materials, memorabilia, negatives, transparencies, film, printed material, and working equipment.

Relates to the capture of the Nazi leader Ernst Kaltenbrunner in 1945; a meeting between Joseph Stalin and Harold Stassen in 1947; and a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad in 1982.

The François Matthes papers consist of personal and professional correspondence and writings spanning his academic life as a student in the 1890s, through his professional career as a geologist, to his death in 1948. Included are artwork, letters, newspaper clippings,...

Contains correspondence, clippings, and other items related to his trial. Also includes photographs of Schmidt, his sister, and of friends.

The bulk of the collection consists of the photograph albums of Matthew Schmidt and Albert Antunes (pseudonyms: Matthew and Buddy of Glendale). The early albums document the Los Angeles non-bar gay scene from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s, and contain many...

With envelope, and autograph cut out of another document.

Papers relating to Matthew Bailey's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Statement, recorded for H.H. Bancroft, concerns his voyage to San Francisco via Panama in 1855 and gold mining to 1859; several businesses including a brewery from 1865; position as sheriff of San Francisco, 1875 and 1877. (7 l.)

Collection of periodicals that focus on bicycles and cycling. Titles include: Velo-News, Winning, Berkeley Bike Club Newsletter/Pneusletter, Cycle, Cycling USA, NCNCA (Northern California/Nevada Cycling Association) Newsletter, and NORBA News: official publication of the National Off-Road Bicycle Association.

Writings, correspondence, reports, and printed matter, relating to Christian missionary work in China and Japan, and to the communist movement in China.

Drafts of the book The Cuban Story (1961), and a draft and galley proofs of the article Return to Cuba (1964), relating to conditions in Cuba following the 1959 Revolution and to Cuban-American relations.

Miriam Matthews (1905-2003), the first credentialed African-American librarian in the state of California, was a librarian at Los Angeles Public Library (1927-1960), a historian of African American and California history, and an active member of the American and California Library...

Photograph album of an African American World War II soldier from New York City, Corporal Verner R. Matthews, Company A, 1863d Engineer Aviation. Contains 33 b/w photos, most with captions, of Matthews and fellow soldiers on Guam, relaxing off duty,...

William Richard Matthews (1905-1975) was born in London, England. He was an English professor at UCLA and director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. His published works include , comp. (with Roy Harvey Pearce), (1945); comp., (1950), editor...

Papers of Bernd Teo Matthias (1918-1980), physicist, professor and researcher in superconductivity. Matthias began his research in superconductivity at the University of Chicago (1949-1951), joined the UCSD Physics Department in 1961, worked at Bell Laboratories and the Los Alamos National...

Relates to activities of the German gunboat Luchs off the coast of China.

Correspondence, writings, pamphlets, and photographs, relating to missionary work in Hangchow, to Hangchow Christian College, and to social conditions in China.

Writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, printed matter, and maps, relating to economic conditions in Germany and the United States in the 1930s and 1940s, the postwar occupation of Germany, the transition of India to independence, postwar economic conditions in South...

Typescript of work published in THE FLOATING BEAR....

Relates to Russian military operations during World War I.

Circulated material, resolutions, flyers, printed matter, and photographs, relating to political conditions in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.

Relates to Wilhelm Schrameier, German colonial administrator in Tsingtao, China, 1897-1909, and the influence of his ideas concerning land reform on the political program of Sun Yat-sen. Photocopy.

The collection consists of script material, a small amount of blue line set drawings, and a very small number of rehearsal schedules for television variety specials produced during the late-1950s to the early-1970s. It is unclear how the materials are...

Relates to initiation oaths of the Mau Mau movement in Kenya. Photocopy.

Two letters and two items of ephemera. The first letter (Apr. 29, 1887), is from an unidentified woman in Lowell, Mass. to Leon Richardson in Calif., discussing family finances and news. The second letter (Sept. 27, 1891), is from Mary...

Correspondence, musical programs, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous personal documents and papers of Maude Fay Symington. Correspondence includes letters from her to her family while touring in Europe in 1902, and personal and business letters to Symington. Programs are for concerts...

The slides, both black-and-white and hand-colored, are primarily of subjects at the New Mexico Indian settlements of Acoma, Laguna, and Santa Clara, with single scenes of Albuquerque, El Tovar, and Santa Fe. Not all slides are by F.H. Maude; a...

The slides, both black-and-white and hand-colored, are primarily of subjects at the New Mexico Indian settlements of Acoma, Laguna, and Santa Clara, with single scenes of Albuquerque, El Tovar, and Santa Fe. Not all slides are by F.H. Maude; a...

Contains letters from Herbert F. Laird to Miss Maude Toll during their courtship and early marriage. Laird describes activities organizing ranch hands, scouting land claims, including cost and soil condition, travel in Calif. and Ariz., and wedding plans. Also contains...

Relates to the Italian secret service during World War II. Includes a translation of the memoir, and correspondence relating to the memoir and its publication. Photocopy.

This collection consists mainly of W. Somerset Maugham's correspondence with Bertram Alanson, dating from 1921 through 1958 when Alanson died. Alanson was Maugham's investment consultant, but more importantly he was Maugham's friend. The letters are very revealing about Maugham's activities,...

Otto Maull (1887-1957) was a German geologist and author who spent time in Latin America, which resulted in the publication of (1925) and (1930). The collection consists of manuscripts, notes, pamphlets, reprints, offprints, newspapers, magazines, and clippings mostly in German,...

Collection contains Rensselaer's student work at the University of California, Berkeley, photographs, and research related to his many publications, including Famous Trees of California.

Clippings, correspondence, programs, poems, tributes, notes and drafts, pamphlets, reports, photographs....

Collection consists of materials related to the career of writer Norman Maurer. Includes scripts, xerox copies of storyboards, and outlines for children's animated television programs including, The Adventures of Goldie Gold (1981), Dingbat and the creeps (1980), Fangface (1979), Heathcliff...

Audio recordings, programs, photographs, and ephemera relating to female impersonators and pantomime artists Henry Jouron and William "Billy" Kugler (known theatrically as Maurice & La Monte). The bulk of the collection consists of sound recordings used for Maurice & La...

The collection includes awards, biographical materials, correspondence, audiotapes, cassettes and 16mm film.

Concerns his interest and activity in writing and its publication.

Correspondence, writings, clippings, photographs, and printed matter, relating to communism and socialism in Spain, the Spanish Civil War, and the American Literary Agency.

Electronic bulletins, reports, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mauritania.

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, serial issues, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Mauritius.

Martignoni's collection pertaining to research in invertebrate pathology. Part of the archival group Agricultural, Botanical and Natural Sciences.

Diary, correspondence, memoranda, photographs, and clippings, relating to the Henry Ford Peace Expedition, 1915, and the Neutral Conference for Continuous Mediation and International Committee for Immediate Mediation, 1916.

Includes a small amount of correspondence, scientific reports written by Fischer and Bergmann, reprints, and biographical materials.

Two pamphlets transferred to the book collection of the The Bancroft Library for separate cataloging.

Letters written to him regarding his book, The Log of a Cabin Boy; a copy of his book, My Impressions of Japan; a report on the Schmidt family, translated by him from the German; his Christmas cards printed by Schmidt...

Mainly typescripts and clippings of his articles; some mounted in scrapbooks. Most of them written, while a newspaper reporter, re Hawaii, Nicaragua, the Vanderbilt newspaper enterprise, salmon industry in Alaska, Hiram W. Johnson, co-operative marketing, agriculture in California, prohibition and...

V.1: Original decree signed by Maximiliano and Carlota awarding the cross of the Imperial Order of San Carlos to Doña Concepcion Froncoso de Duarte.--v.2: Outline of proposed constitution of Mexico in Carlota's handwriting; letter from Maximilian to Señora Alonte; documents...

Relates to her service as a surgeon in a Red Army hospital in Koslov, Russia, and to the occupation of Koslov by White Russian forces in 1919.

Collection consists of the records of Maxwell Hunley Rare Books, Beverly Hills, California....

The collection contains correspondence, documents, and photographs, mainly concerning John S. Maxwell's service in the Navy during the Civil War. Also included is a 1907 letter (TLS) from President Theodore Roosevelt re Grand Army of the Republic encampment....

Correspondence, poetry, drafts and published articles on various topics; newspaper clippings, reprints, poetry and scrapbook about Luther Burbank, including reminiscences of the period in which she worked for him. There are also notes and correspondence in Burbank's handwriting, and both...

Six photographs of Luther Burbank, both as a young (age 20, 2 copy photos) and older man, one with him holding a baby, some showing him at greenhouses and experimental gardens, Also photographs of flowers developed by Burbank. Some views...

The papers deal principally with May's career as an historian and educator. Correspondence includes chronological files (1946-1983), former students, and other correspondents, colleagues, and friends. Included are working notes and drafts of his books and aricles, and related correspondence and...

Set and costume designs primarily for theater and dance productions at the University of California, Berkeley

Hand-colored portraits of Chinese children May Hing Sam and Yee Chow, taken in San Francisco's Chinatown by Hortense Schulze.

This collection correspondence between Kenneth Patchen, Miriam Patchen and James Boyer May between 1956-1972, as well as a small collection of printed material documenting Kenneth Patchen's jazz-poetry period and his degenerating medical condition.

The May papers include correspondence addressed to James Lewis May and his daughter, Barbara Lewis May, as well as manuscripts of works by May and his correspondents.

Extensive manuscript and audiovisual collection from well-known humanistic psychotherapist and popular author Rollo May (1909-1994).

Contains records relating to all aspects of architect Bernard Maybeck's life. The contents include personal papers, correspondence, office files, project files, drawings, and photographs. The records describe the unique vision of Maybeck's designs, including his use of unusual materials and...

The Bernard Maybeck materials at the University of California, Berkeley encompass all aspects of his life. The contents include personal papers, correspondence, office files, project files, drawings, and photographs. The records describe the unique vision of Maybeck's designs, including his...

The Maybeck Family Papers span the years 1895-1955 (bulk 1910-1940). The materials relate primarily to the property owned by the family in Alameda, Contra Costa, and Mendocino Counties, and the architectural firm of Maybeck and White....

Contains five views of Principia College (Elsan, Ill.); several 1906 photographs of Lake Chelan region, Washington; one photo of the Portola Day parade (Market Street, San Francisco) and various portraits (including Norman Shaw and Louis Miscody).

The Mayday Fund is dedicated to alleviating the incidence, degree and consequence of human physical pain. The Fund was established in 1992 to further Shirley Steinman Katzenbach's commitment to social and medical causes, specifically the treatment of human physical pain....

Papers of Bernadette Mayer, writer, teacher, editor, and publisher. Most often associated with the New York School, Mayer uses compositional methods such as chance operations, collage and cut-up. Materials include correspondence (1963-1996) with writers, artists, publishers, and friends; manuscripts and...

Papers of a theoretical chemical physicist, researcher, author, consultant, and professor of chemistry at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) from 1960 until his retirement in 1973. Mayer is best known for his work in statistical mechanics and the...

Papers of a Nobel Prize winning physicist and professor at the University of California, 1960-1964. The materials include general and family correspondence, and correspondence with physicists Hans Jensen and Edward Teller. Also included are reprints and writings of hers, as...

Includes manuscripts, corrected typescripts, childhood stories and drawings, correspondence, diaries, business papers and letters, press reviews and coverage, publications, posters, and photographs....

Correspondence, speeches and writings, and printed matter, relating primarily to the Cold War Council.

A biographical sketch of Maynard Dixon, with bibliography, by James (6 leaves); a letter to Dixon (1906), responding to his request for information on the legends of the Orleans Bar Indians; a few letters from Dixon to James, concerning painting...

Mock book paste-up that Maynard Dixon sent to J. Frank Dobie for a book "The Lost Lipans". With envelope with printed Dixon letterhead. Later in the year Dixon visited Dobie, who asked about using some of Dixon's earlier illustrations for...

With family members (his brother, Harry; his sons John and Daniel), art dealers, and fellow artists and literary figures. Significant and principal correspondents include: Ansel Adams, Ernest Bloch, J. Frank Dobie, Sharlot Mabridth Hall, J. Lorenzo Hubbell, Charles Fletcher Lummis,...

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...

Letters concern Mrs. DuBois' property in Tacoma and Seattle, Washington.

Leaflets distributed by American armed forces during the Korean War.

v.1: Letters, including two from William Adams Richardson to Mrs. Anna B. Sutton, 1873, mainly concerning the wreck of steamer George S. Wright; and letter from Scollay Parker describing Sitka.

A protagonist of the 1910 Mexican revolution, General Maytorena (1867-1948) was governor of Sonora, a province of northern Mexico, and an ardent supporter of the short-lived presidency of Francisco Madero. Caught in the internecine conflict between the revolutionaries following Madero's...

Speeches, correspondence, personnel records, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the United States Office of Emergency Preparedness, transportation policy during the presidential administration of Richard M. Nixon, and the White House Conference on Children and Youth.

Removed from a collection of printed Mazarinades (pDC130.M43 1649)

Collection consists of bound and unbound mazarinades, 17th century French political pamphlets relating to the civil wars involving Cardinal Mazarin. Collection is arranged primarily by Moreau number, with Moreau's additions and supplements, Socard's additions, and unrecorded titles and fragments....

French political pamphlets written during the Fronde (1649-1652), reflecting the struggle between the government and the Parliaments over the gradual usurpation of power by the Monarchy. They are known as the Mazarinades after Jules Mazarin who was Chief Minister and,...

Reports and speeches, relating to the status of human rights in the Yugoslav successor states. Photocopy.

This collection includes 50 gelatin silver photographs with 40 negatives taken by Mazzeo.

Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, reports, studies, minutes, and printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Kenya, trade unions and education in Kenya, Kenyan foreign relations, and pan-Africanism.

Numbering supplied.

The earlier materials are letters to and from William Gibbs McAdoo's grandfather, Charles R. Floyd. Much of the McAdoo correspondence deals with his public appearances and engagements as a United States senator and also his attempt at reelection in 1938....

William Gibbs McAdoo (1863-1941) was a lawyer with a practice in Chattanooga, Tennessee before relocating to New York City in 1892. He developed system of rapid transit tunnels under the Hudson River and was president (1902-13) of the company which...

Byron McAfee (1883-1966) was an American-born ethnohistorian and linguist who studied Nahua language and culture in Mexico. The collection consists of McAfee's research papers and original manuscripts from Mexico's colonial period.

Letters, notes, photographs, and miscellany, relating to Young Men's Christian Association war work during World War I, and to postwar relief work in the Middle East.

Depicts French soldiers in West Berlin, and street scenes in East Berlin. Published in the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, 1959.

Primarily views of the McAlpine Mine (most probably McAlpine Gold Mine and Milling Co.) in Coulterville, including buildings, mining equipment, and miners. Also included are three views of Los Angeles and the surrounding area.

Papers of Jac McAnelly, including correspondence from 1980-1985, primarily between McAnelly and his sometime lover, model and erotic film actor Gene Carrier (aka Johnny Harden); family photographs circa 1920-1950; Carrier's modeling portfolio, including two photographs with Andy Warhol. Additional materials...

Waldo Lee McAtee was a principal biologist and technical adviser at the Bureau of Biological Survey, U.S. Department of Agriculture. The collection consists of 21 pamphlets mostly related to language and its use written and privately printed by McAtee.

Relates to air transport of supplies from India and Burma to Chinese forces during World War II. Photocopy.

Correspondence addressed to McBride. Relate in large part to his work as distributor for the publications of City Lights and other small magazines and little presses, and also to his own writing.

Official history and video tape of operations of the 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) during the Persian Gulf War.

The John Sidney McCain papers consist of correspondence, reports, dispatches, orders, and photographs relating to American naval aviation and to naval operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II. John Sidney McCain was an admiral in the United States...

Correspondence, deeds, photographs....

Correspondence and reports, relating to American business interests in China, and to the arrest of R. E. McCann by Chinese authorities in 1951 on charges of espionage; and slides, depicting Peking in the early twentieth century.

Writings, notes, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to the Fabian Society, and to socialist thought in Great Britain and the U.S. Includes a book-length study, entitled The Fabian Transmission.

Photographic media and associated site data recording Native American rock art sites throughout southern California and the western United States. Photographed and recorded during the years 1970-1990 by Daniel F. McCarthy.

Newspaper clippings the subject of which is subversive activities and the resulting investigations in the United States. Topics covered are: the Smith Act, the Tenney Bill, the Levering Act, the University of California special loyalty oath, the McCarran Act, McCarthyism,...

The collection documents the architectural work of McCarthy with a focus on the libraries that he designed.

Relates to activities of the No. 1 Aerodrome Construction Squadron of the Royal New Zealand Air Force in constructing airfields in Malaya for the defense of Singapore from October 1941 until the unit's evacuation in February 1942 following the Japanese...

Leo T. McCarthy, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member from 1969-1982; he was Lieutenant Governor from 1983-1994. His papers include one bill file on AB1111, 1979-1980, and press and publicity files from 1972-1973 and 1975-1978.

Typed signed letter regarding a meeting with Nancy Macdonald in New York City. Also included in the folder is an annotated typed draft of a circular letter to be issued by the Spanish Refugee Aid....

The William M. McCarthy Photograph Collection consists of eleven photograph albums (approximately 3 cubic feet of material). The 2,998 photographs, taken between 1905 and 1938, include family, personal, and vacation photos taken by William M. McCarthy while he and his...

Business papers, charts, correspondence, diaries, maps, photographs, railroad papers....

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department, Library, University of California, Davis.

Correspondence, speeches, reports, memoranda, and appointment calendars, relating to American developmental assistance to South Korea and to various African countries, administration of the food stamp program in the United States, and representation of blacks in United States governmental positions.

The McClatchy Newspapers and Broadcasting Collection is composed of material transferred to SAMCC in August 2005 from the basement vault of the Sacramento Bee's headquarters. The collection consists primarily of material related to the operations of the McClatchy Newspapers, especially...

Collection consists primarily of television series scripts related to the career of producer and director Albert McCleery. Includes scripts for Cameo theatre (May-Aug. 1950, Jan.-Mar. 1952, July-Aug. 1955), CBS Television workshop (Jan.-Dec. 1960), Fireside theatre (June-Oct. 1951), Hallmark hall of...

One handwritten Civil War telegram, signed Maj. Gen. McClellan, Aug. 24, 1862, re the situation at Rappahannock Station, VA, where a series of minor battles were occurring as a prelude to Gen. Stonewall Jackson's march on Manassas Junction....

Consists of the congressional papers maintained by Paul (Pete) McCloskey's staff at his Washington, D.C., office and California district office while McCloskey was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1967 to 1983. The papers relate to many...

McClung's seven page letter is to Mrs. E.K. Brown of Winnipeg (1915) expressing sympathy for her loss of a child. The file includes a published biographical sketch of Nellie McClung....

Correspondence, memoranda, and trial transcripts, relating to "The Long March" of the 1st Division, U.S. Infantry, into German occupied areas following World War I; German military operations in the West during World War II; and German war crime trials, especially...

The Michael McClure Papers: Additions, 1874-2002, (bulk 1949-2002), present a comprehensive view of his work as a writer, spanning the length of McClure's career. The bulk consists of notebooks and writings, including poems, prose, and plays in manuscript, draft...

Corrected typescript of McClure's Meat science essays (carbon and ribbon), prepared for the printer, with a set of galley proofs corrected and signed by McClure. Also, 7 pages of notes by Lawrence Ferlinghetti concerning the book, and a postcard from...

Two cassette tapes of Joanna and Michael McClure reading their poetry at the University of California, Davis.

United States Army report on organization of the Chinese Department of National Defense, 1946; text of a speech at the dedication of radio station XMAG, Nanking, China, 1946; and a guest book, 1945-1946.

The John McComb Scrapbook contains 145 pages of clippings on McComb's career, Folsom and San Quentin prisons and general criminology in California (1881-1891). There is a subject index. Topics include: "prison reform," "prison investigations," "prison finance," "prison farms," graft, laws,...

Nine letters, including seven by Woodrow Wilson, one by George B. Pugh, and one by Louis Wiley, relating to the 1912 Democratic National Convention and to Democratic Party politics. Also includes two statements by Wilson to be transmitted to delegates...

The John A. McCone Papers, 1904-1991 consist primarily of McCone's combined professional and personal office files as well as mail briefs, chronological files, memoranda, and Foundation and Trust records. The papers include writings, speeches, awards, interviews, biographical materials, photographs, negatives,...

Diaries, correspondence, notes, reports, brochures, printed matter, maps, and photographs, relating to operations of the Arabian American Oil Company in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in the Middle East, and to Arab customs.

The collection contains Civil War and later items, of Robert L. McConnell, a Union lieutenant with the Ohio Infantry, 8th Regiment. Includes two letters to friend Mary Williams of Medina, OH, 1861-1862, and one from Mary C. McConnell to her...

Papers reflect McConnell's career, containing correspondence, manuscript drafts, and published papers, as well as his notes and working files. His work after coming to U.C. Berkeley in 1954 is well represented while coverage is weakest in his early years in...

Thermofax of the poem. Also includes a letter dated 8 Sept. 1965....

One lengthy eight-page Civil War letter (ALS) from J. D. McCord to his cousin, Mrs. R. A. Newton of Albany, NY, re recent engagements, including a Rebel ambush near Falmouth, Virginia. Also says he has been a butcher the last...

Manuscripts; seminars, lectures, and addresses; speech materials; office files and reports.

Reports, correspondence, orders, printed matter, phonorecords, and photographs, relating to relief work in Poland and political and economic conditions in Poland at the end of World War I.

Relates to inter-Allied diplomacy and the Paris Peace Conference.

Herbert Newby McCoy (1870-1945) was a chemist who taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Utah and was the vice-president of Lindsay Light & Chemical Company. He wrote (1919) with his wife-to-be, Ethel Terry and contributed to...

Horace McCoy (1897-1955) wrote hard-boiled detective fiction and sold his first screenplay, , in 1933; his first and most notable novel was (1935). During the next twenty years, he wrote scripts for several Hollywood studios and produced five additional novels....

Samuel Lusker McCroskey (1893-1960) was a brigadier general in the U.S. Army and Commandant of the Biarritz American University in France. After retiring from the Army, he joined Douglas Aircraft as a project engineer on the Nike and Hercules missiles....

John Cameron McCubbin (1863-1957) was an early California beekeeper in the San Joaquin Valley. The majority of his papers contain business correspondence with other beekeepers, honey customers, and equipment suppliers throughout the west and midwest. Also included are photographs of...

This collection comprises oral history interviews conducted with 97 prominent faculty and administrators of the University of California, Irvine (UCI) by Samuel C. McCulloch, UCI historian and emeritus professor of History, who was a member of the founding faculty. Materials...

Correspondence, diaries, land papers, accounts and clippings, of Jane E. and John McCulloh, and of their children, Frank, John G., Hiram William and Frances Jane, pertaining to mining and ranching in Amador County, sheep shearing in the West, and education...

Speeches relating to the activities of the District, the State Water Project, and water resources development in the San Francisco Bay Area, particularly the North Bay Aqueduct....

This collection documents the origins of San Diego County place names. Norma L. McCumber (nee Hawkins) began collection the information as a hobby in 1946. She addressed her inquiries to local chambers of commerce and post offices. The collection includes...

Joseph Wilson McCutchan (1917-1982) was a professor in the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science. He made contributions to the development of courses in design and thermodynamics, and gained prominence in area of saline water conversion. As head of...

Relates to world politics and American foreign relations.

The collection consists of a scrapbook containing letters, pamphlets, magazine articles, photographs, clippings, and ephemera, mostly pertaining to Mr. McDaniel's rescue of the child in 1944. In addition, there are some items dealing with his later careers with the Southern...

Genevieve Ardolf McDermott was a graduate student in the UCLA School of Education. Her 1971 Ph.D dissertation investigated the development of the philosophy of student participation, the structural changes in the administration of the Association, the programs and activities over...

Contains personal and business correspondence (ca. 1892-1959); manuscripts of writings; business records; clippings; some printed pamphlets, many authored by McDevitt; printed ephemera (theatrical, World War II, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Socialist Party); other material relating to his wide ranging interests. Principal...

George McDill (1874- ) was a prominent Los Angeles attorney, judge, and president of the Los Angeles School Board. The collection consists of McDill's working papers and files, and relate primarily to his activities on the School Board during 1933-37.

Contains a letter (1 p.) from Francis Hodgins, Clarendon, [Vt.?] concerning a business deal; a note (1 p.) to McDonald and McClennon from Robert Thomson giving them permission to cut white pine lumber in specific lots; and a letter (1...

The John C. McDonald papers contain published transistor and integrated circuit material from 1959 through 1980.

Relates to American bombing operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II.

Depicts Sun Yat-sen and Chinese and foreign associates, including T. V. Soong and Mikhail Borodin.

The Marquis McDonald Papers contain only photographic materials created during the 1949-1950 trip through Baja California, many of which were published in BAJA: LAND OF LOST MISSIONS (1968). They are principally of mission buildings in various formats of 2 1/4...

Photographs, correspondence, and memorabilia, relating to the activities of the Canadian and other Allied expeditionary forces in Siberia.

Listing of headings used arranged alphabetically by HEADING with time period, box contents arrangement, related correspondance, related bill(s), subject(s), committee(s), box number(s), color dot marking, number of boxes. The collection consists of 16 subsections under chronological order. Index of sub-headingswere...

Includes correspondence, speeches, press releases, newspaper clippings, relating primarily to his role in local and statewide Democratic Party politics in California and his unsuccessful campaigns for political office.

Letters written (1 appears to have been dictated) from two slaves, Prince Woodfin & Albert McDowell, from the gold mining camps in Jamestown, to their masters, Mr. & Mrs. Charles McDowell, and Mr. Nicholas W. Woodfin.

Relates to evaluation of the Russian Revolution and formation of American policy toward it by the United States Department of State.

Papers of William David McElroy (1917-1999), professor of biochemistry, the fourth chancellor (1972-1980) of the University of California, San Diego; and former director (1969-1971) of the National Science Foundation. McElroy's significant contributions to biology include isolating and crystallizing the compounds...

The George Francis McEwen Papers include correspondence, student notes and records, subject files, reports on research, files on professional organizations, teaching files, manuscripts of papers, lectures and books, committee files, weather forecasts, drawings, data, calculations, tide computations, instrument catalogs and...

Contains twenty-two years of on California Congressman's correspondence, speeches,legislation, and related committee work. McFall's particular interests included agriculture, military affairs and the problems of his constituents....

Contains correspondence, notebooks, scrapbooks, writings, photographs, and books relating to missionaries in Siam (now Thailand) and Cambodia. Photographs include pictures of life in Thailand and Cambodia, including Angkor Wat; of the royal family, including the coronations of King Vajiravudh and...

The collection consists of letters to McFarland, primarily from other railroad aficionados, letters concerning the Railway & Locomotive Historical Society, R&LHS Pacific Coast Chapter newsletters and announcements of excursions and miscellaneous photograph lists (not McFarland images) and retirement and scrapping...

Printed matter, sound recordings of interviews of Russian political leaders, and miscellany, relating to political and economic conditions in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia. In part, used as research material for the book by M. McFaul and Sergei Markov,...

William McFee (1881-1961) was born at sea en route to England from India. He was an engineer before becoming a full-time writer in 1923. He wrote novels, short stories, and essays, almost all of which concerned the sea. He also...

W.T. McFie Well Supply Company provided drilling tools used by most of the early petroleum industry operators in the Los Angeles basin. The collection includes ledgers, inventories, and account books.

Relates to the Communist Lunar New Year Offensive (Tet offensive) in South Vietnam. Includes maps. Photocopy.

Correspondence, reminiscences, printed matter, and photographs, relating to J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Includes many letters written by Hoover.

The McGee Collection contains: family scrapbooks (1915-1952); family expense ledgers (1946-1971); and, numerous diaries, including: Clair Horton McGee's 1920 diary of a trip east to visit family; and, the 21 retirement years diaries of Russell C. McGee(1954-1972). During those years...

The collection is comprised of correspondence, typescripts, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, programs and ephemera collected by Ruth St. Denis' publicist, Clarence McGehee. Most materials, including a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, pertain to Ruth St. Denis and the Denishawn Dancers. Other materials...

Typescript with additions and corrections in manuscript.

Summary: Letters, clippings, and programs of Mr. McGiveney's appearances. Also letters from McGiveney to "Dear Amy" in Oakland, California....

Mainly material used in writing his book, History of the Donner Party, including letters from survivors and members of rescue parties and their relatives, newspaper clippings, photographs and relics. Included also: newspaper articles on the Mountain Meadows massacre and on...

The collection describes the devastation caused by the Israeli naval and air attack on the American naval intelligence ship Liberty on June 8, 1967 and the honors and citations bestowed on him for his heroism and sacrifice. Materials include correspondence,...

Relates to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Melvin P. McGovern was a high school teacher and reports officer at the Granada Relocation Center in Amache, Colorado. The collection consists of various reports, publications, photographs, and ephemera related primarily to the Granada Relocation Center (GRC) at Amache. The...

Alice Greenfield McGrath (1917- ) was the executive secretary for the Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee (1942-44) and worked with Luis Valdez on his play, , that was based on the Sleepy Lagoon case. She wrote books on and taught self-defense...

This is a small collection relating to the career of social activist Alice Greenfield McGrath. The materials document her work as executive secretary with The Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee, which successfully worked to free 17 young Mexican-Americans who were...

Relates to education in the United States and to American governmental education policy. Photocopy.

The papers of DeLoss McGraw, artist, children's book illustrator, fine arts lecturer, and educator, document McGraw's artistic career from the mid-1980s to 2003, especially his use of literary texts in his compositions and his collaborations with poets, most notably W....

Relates to proposals for international trade reform.

Includes research notes, files and news clippings, scrapbooks related to Santa Cruz County History. Also included are runs of the three newspapers published by McHugh.

Business papers, clippings, correspondence, mining information, notes and drafts, photographs....

The Margaret Elizabeth McIntosh Black Collection consists of photographs, tintypes, correspondence, and artifacts. McIntosh Black graduated from the California State Normal School in December of 1884. The collection features several photographs and tintypes, including one of Minnie Palmer, the famous...

Correspondence, funeral notices, memorabilia....

Diaries, memoirs, correspondence, and photographs, relating primarily to conditions in the Philippines under Japanese occupation in World War II. Includes memoirs of her daughter, Mary Maynard, 1994, and of another American, Evelyn Burchfield, n.d., relating to the same subject.

Photographs, programs, production notes, music scores, audio and video recordings, costume designs, reviews, and other printed and graphic materials illustrate the eclectic career of world-renowned choreographer and University of California, Irvine Professor of Dance Donald McKayle. Early materials pertain to...

Correspondence, business cards, clippings...

Collection of three generations of McKee family letters, clippings, and ephemera. Includes two letters from Robert K. McKee to wife, Sarah A. McKee during the two years, 1898-1899, he prospected for gold in Alaska. His letter of Sep. 20, 1898,...

Ruth Eleanor McKee (1903- ) spent ten years at the Library of Hawaii publishing poetry in small magazines and published her first novel on the history of Hawaii in 1934. While working as a historian for the War Relocation Authority...

The Dianne McKenna papers document a portion of her political career as Mayor and City Council Member of Sunnyvale from 1977-1984, and her work on the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors (SCCBS), serving from 1985-1996. The collection spans 1980-1996,...

Howard Lester McKenzie was an entomologist at the University of California, Davis from 1958-1968. This collection contains illustrations, in watercolor, painted by Mary Foley Benson for McKenzie's book (1967), detailed drawings for the book, and pictures and photographs of entomologists.

Marna McKenzie was hired in 1984 to direct the Developing Ministries project for the Cooperative Ministry of Higher Education in Northern California and Nevada. She coordinated resources to create campus ministry programs with local church support in schools within Northern...

Drawings from the Great War Collection.

Arthur Patch McKinlay (1871-1958) was a professor of Latin at the Latin department at Lincoln High School, the University of California at Berkeley (1913), UCLA (1919-1941), and at the University of Texas (1943-44). He was known by his literary research,...

The McKinnon and Ruble Families Papers include records of a physician and rancher in the California Delta region during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The papers focus on the life and career of Aloysius John McKinnon, M.D. (1870-1933),...

Reports, notes, orders, proclamations, and photographs, relating to American military operations in Italy and France during World War II, and especially to activities of the V Corps in Normandy following the D-Day landings.

The McLane/Harris Family papers measure 4 linear feet and date from 1865 to 1963. The papers are arranged in five series: Artifacts, Harris Family, Charles McLane, Related families and Photographs....

Contains architecture plans for renovations and additions to the McLaren Lodge.

The scrapbook documents the professional lives of the McLaren family as National Park Rangers. The scrapbook contains photocopied and original newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and a small number of photographs.

Content of the collection concerns gold in all aspects, particularly gold economics and monetary policy; also McLaughlin's term as a Regent of the University of California, especially the Free Speech Movement. The collection includes correspondence, speeches, writings, lectures, interviews, subject...

Pertaining to her interest and work in the Institute of Pacific Relations, League of Women Voters, World Affairs Council of Northern California, Community Chest of San Francisco and other organizations.

Letter, memoranda, press releases, position papers, and printed matter, relating to the presidential election campaign of Ronald Reagan in 1980, and to policy regarding creation of enterprise zones during his presidential administration.

Photocopies of letters from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover to Theodore Hoover, brother of Herbert Hoover, and Hulda McLean, 1903-1964, and of letters of Hulda Randall Minthorn Hoover, mother of Herbert Hoover, all relating to personal and family matters; typewritten...

Includes correspondence, speeches, minutes, memoranda, reports, studies, newspaper clippings, reference material, and scripts for a radio broadcast program called "Your County Government Report" documenting Hulda Hoover McLean's civil service activities during her terms on the Santa Cruz County Board of...

Memoranda, clippings, photographs, and miscellanea, relating to Young Women's Christian Association work among American soldiers stationed at Camps Fremont and Kearny, and Czechoslovak soldiers evacuated to these camps from Siberia.

One handwritten letter and other texts written by Robert McLean, plus other items (correspondence, reprints, typescripts, tearsheets) relating to McLean....

Reports and documents relating mainly to water-supply developments of the East Bay Municipal Utility District, Oakland, California. Includes material on the Mokelumne River Project, Briones Dam, the Lafayette Aqueduct, Camanche Dam and Reservoir, the American River Project, Chabot Dam and...

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, working papers, and printed matter, relating to American taxation policy during the presidential administration of Ronald Reagan, and especially to worldwide unitary taxation proposals.

Letters to Husain ibn 'Ali, sharif of Mecca and future king of Hejaz, relating to Arabia during World War I. Photocopy of handwritten transcript.

George McManus (1884-1954) was a cartoonist and created the comic strips and his most famous strip, . became internationally known, appearing in 750 newspapers throughout the world and a play based on the strip toured the country in the 1920s....

Approximately 1000 titles (books, pamphlets, periodicals, photographs, posters, plays) on the subject of conjuring arts and magic.

Relates to the American occupation of Japan immediately after the Japanese surrender in 1945, and to conditions in Japan at that time.

Reports of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, relating to personnel regulations and to surplus property procurement in China and the Philippines.

Photographs, printed articles, and miscellany, relating to American aerial bombardment of Germany from bases in Great Britain during World War II.

The Horace J. McMillan Papers consists of nine series distributed in six archival boxes. Correspondence, reports, and newspaper clippings make up the bulk of the collection. Together with the McMillan oral history interview in CEMA's Santa Barbara African American Oral...

Contains correspondence between naturalist and environmental activist Ian McMillan and rare book dealer and rancher William P. Wreden and other conservationists and government officials on the conservation of the California condor. Wreden owned the Pinole Land and Cattle Company near...

Writings and correspondence, including two studies entitled Heirlooms : An Anthology of White House Furniture and The Furniture of the White House, and letters from Herbert Hoover.

Collection includes correpondence, pamphlets, minutes, reports....

Principally letters, 1925-1928, addressed to Henry, James, and John McNally at De Lamar by family members; with a copy of a placer-mining location, 1917, and two business letters of 1927. Correspondents include T.W. Galigher; Mrs. Katie (McNally) Landrigan; John, Mary...

The bulk of these records consists of reports and other documents created between 1968 and 1970 relative to Laetrile (amygdalin) and its application in treatment and prevention of cancer. Of the publications itemized below, writings by Dr. Ernst T. Krebs,...

Seventeen letters (ALS) from George William McNear to his wife Maria. In late 1865, McNear left his pregnant wife and two young daughters in Brooklyn, New York and traveled to New Orleans in search of business opportunities. Apparently, the steamer...

Consists of catalogs and time ledger. Catalogs are of druggists' labels, prescription blanks and office stationery.

Katherine McNeil compiled the book (1983). Her papers contain correspondence with Gary Snyder's publishers, collectors, and friends that McNeil assembled during the time she worked on the bibliography. In addition, there is correspondence from Gary Snyder answering various questions and...

Correspondence, McNeill News, membership lists, music concert programs....

Correspondence, McNeill News, membership lists, music concert programs

This collection includes personal papers, correspondence, speeches, articles both about and by J. McNeill, typed manuscripts of three books, Blondel research and thesis, video and audio cassettes, engagement calendars, books and computer discs.

The McNeilly Collection consists of pamphlets, flyers, programs, maps, postcards and ephemera pertaining to the San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition (1939-1940)....

This collection consists of manuscripts, ozalid reproductions, and published scores of orchestral, chamber, choral, and film music

This collection consists of sound recordings, field notes, photographs, papers and correspondence.

Collection consists of manuscripts, ozalid reproductions, and published scores of orchestral, chamber, choral, and film music by McPhee, including some sets of parts. Also contains two 10 1/2 inch tapes of music for the film Blue vanguard, published scores of...

The postcard collection consists primarily of views of west coast United States of America seaports and views of marine vessels.

This collection comprises thousands of postcards collected by William McPherson. The geographic focus of the collection is Southern California, although postcards from other U.S. states and other countries are also included. These materials feature a wealth of images from California...

Summary: Diary kept during overland trip from Ontario, Canada to Fort Kearny. Typescript....

Carey McWilliams (1905-1980) was a lawyer, author, and editor of . Some of his books include: (1929), (1939), (1943), (1946), and (1979). The collection consists primarily of newspaper clippings by and about McWilliams. Also includes some pamphlets and magazines.

Carey McWilliams (1905-1980) was a writer, lawyer, journalist, lecturer, activist, as well as Chief of the California Division of Immigration and Housing (1938-1942) and editor of (1955-1975). This collection contains correspondence, primarily letters written to McWilliams.

Writings, correspondence, press releases, and clippings, relating to the evacuation and relocation of Japanese Americans during World War II. Used as research material for the book by C. McWilliams, (1944)

The Carey McWilliams Papers, 1921-1980, provide a selective view of the writing and research gathering process of a prolific journalist and author of non-fiction works concerning racial minorities and migrant farm workers in the U.S., particularly in California and the...

Carey McWilliams (1905-1980) was a writer, lawyer, journalist, lecturer, activist, as well as Chief of the California Division of Immigration and Housing (1938-1942) and editor of (1955-1975). The collection contains personal diaries, scrapbooks, manuscripts, publicity materials, and assorted correspondence and...

Carey McWilliams (1905-80) was an attorney with the firm, Black, Hammack and McWilliams in Los Angeles (1927-38), chief of the Division of Immigration and Housing for the State of California (1938-42). McWilliams later worked for (1945-75). He also wrote numerous...

The files include copies of letters written by McWilliams; letters from the secretaries of the Congress (Barbara Chevalier and Harry Carlisle) and from writers contacted, including Humphrey Cobb, Hildegarde Flanner, Elsa Gidlow, Fulmer Mood, Frank Scully, Upton Sinclair and Ella...

Clippings, relating to the trials of Hungarian political leaders accused of war crimes during World War II; and a memorandum, relating to a conversation with LászlóBárdossy, prime minister of Hungary, 1941-1942, on the eve of his execution in 1946.

Relates to political conditions in Estonia, especially during World War II.

Correspondence, addresses, reports, and press releases on land settlement and irrigation projects in the Western States, Australia, and Mexico....

The accession consists of 21 photographic prints taken by Richard V. Mead on several California Cooperative Fisheries Investigations cruises during the period 1949-1970. Eight of these prints are color, thirteen are black and white. Prints are various sizes. All are...

Relates to conditions of daily life in England during World War II. Includes photographs.

Correspondence, articles of incorporation, contracts, deeds, mining claims, pre-emption claims, receipts and invoices, stock certificates, surveys.

Correspondence, articles of incorporation, contracts, deeds, mining claims, pre-emption claims, receipts and invoices, stock certificates, surveys....

Reports, studies, memoranda, project proposals, statistics, instructional materials, and printed matter, relating to education in Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, Lesotho, Nepal and other developing countries, especially in relation to bilingual education and rural development, and to American and international educational assistance...

This collection comprises the personal materials, correspondence, writings, and extensive research files of historian and bibliophile Don Meadows. A small group of files documents the writings of Frances Meadows on Mary Refugio Carpenter Pleasants and other Orange County historical figures....

Historical account books of mining companies and businesses (1861-cira 1900), photograph album (circa 1890s-1940s, diary, correspondence, Meadows miscellany (1960s-1980s), Honnold Library Society (1973-1979).

The Meals for Millions Foundation of Los Angeles was a non-profit organization dedicated to the eradication of hunger in the world through “three-cent meals.” The plan was formulated by Clifford Clinton (of Clinton Cafeterias of Los Angeles), who, with the...

The collection contains photocopies of significant 18th century Methodists hymnals with notes and indexes of the hymns by Professor of Music Church Music Norman Carleton Mealy.

Correspondence and reports concerning the Colorado River and flooding in the Imperial Valley, the Hetch Hetchy Project, Los Angeles water supply, the Southern Sierra Power Company, the salinity of San Francisco Bay and Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, flood control and...

Orders, regulations, and memoranda, relating to Allied motor transportation in France during World War I.

Correspondence, reports, and photographs, relating to economic conditions in the Balkans and Near East, to American commerce with Turkey, and to the American war economy during World War II.

James Mease (1771-1846), physician, scientific thinker and author, was one of Philadelphia's most prominent citizens and an ardent booster of both the United States and Pennsylvania. His interests were wide-ranging, as were his contacts with notable figures in science, agriculture...

The collection includes correspondence, newsletters, articles, and proposals for the creation of the Center for Chicano Studies and the Chicano Studies Department at UCSB.

Heating equipment blueprints for the M. H. De Young Memorial Museum and the American Legion Memorial (Architect, Jas. T. Narbett). Electrical system blueprints for the Furniture Exchange and Merchandise Mart, 10th and Market, San Francisco.

Title devised by cataloger.

Primarily letters concerning rental or sale of property, meetings, memberships, gifts to the library, proposals for technical courses, and other business matters. Letters from the following included: Joseph S. Alemany, William Ashburner, Matilda Bancroft, William Curlett, John T. Doyle, A.S....

Medals from many countries, relating to the two world wars, to political events in the twentieth century, and to miscellaneous subjects.

Include certified copy of birth certificate for Johann Meder and his passport, issued in Luxemburg, 1852; copy of U.S. patent for a crystal vein located in French Camp, 1892; and a miner's gold scale.

SEE ALSO AR 85-15, AR 86-7, AR 91-47.

The California Medical Assistance Commission was established by Chapter 329 of the Statutes of 1982. The Commission's purpose is to contract with health care service providers to deliver health care services to Medi-Cal recipients. The records of the California Medical...

The collection comprises three logs that list medical treatments administered and surgeries performed by a variety of physicians from approximately the 1920s to 1932. Two of the logs list medical treatments alphabetically by ailment, disease, or injury; entries include the...

BANC; xF870.M3.S3 ser.2 v.1:1: San Francisco medicine ser. 2, v. 1, no. 1

The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office Records consist of coroner inquests and testimonies, suicide notes, coroner's official registers, records of coroner investigations, hospital death records, and lantern slides of human cells and tissue samples taken from the deceased. These...

Manuscript notebooks of student attending lectures at Bowdoin College's Medical School of Maine, 1902-1903. Four notebooks: Surgery (v.1-3, lectures by Weeks and Mitchell) and Public Hygiene (lectures by C.D. Smith).

Binder's title.

Vol. 1: Papers 1-39 (1938-1951) -- v. 2: Papers 40-78 (1951-1956) -- v. 3: Papers 79-112 (1957-1961) -- v. 4: Papers 113-170 (1959-1960 [i.e., 1959-1967]) -- v. 5: Papers 171-233 (1966-1970) -- v. 6: Papers 234-291 (1970-1975) -- v. 6:...

Cite as: [Identification of item], Medical postage stamps collection (Ms. Coll. no. 183), History & Special Collections Division, Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library, University of California, Los Angeles.

Spine title.

"E/CEPAL/G.1226, diciembre de 1982."

Holographic tables of contents on upper endpapers.

Tables of contents, supplied in typescript by Barlow Library, bound in at front of each volume.

This finding aid lists the Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts holdings of the Department of Special Collections as cited in (1991), compiled by Mirella Ferrari and edited by R.H. Rouse (Call Number - Z6621 C123m 1991). The catalog identifies the contents,...

Legal and business documents from England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.

Primarily fragments, these specimens were acquired to demonstrate the development of writing in the western world. A variety of scripts are represented, from Carolingian minuscule to the humanistic hands and the "cancelleresca."...

Examples of writing from the late 12th to the 13th century, including two leaves from a Spanish gradual.

From England, France, Germany and Italy, these 17 fragments represent various scripts including Beneventan, Carolingian, Gothic and secretary....

Collection of medieval manuscript fragments from religious texts and scholarly notebooks.

Item 1: 4 mss p., 1 double leaf; 53 x 35 cm. on vellum; with illuminated initials; texts of hymns and chants without musical notation. -- Item 2: 2 mss p., 1 leaf; 63 x 42 cm. on vellum; with...

Letters, postcards, and identification documents, relating to American military operations in the Philippines during World War II, and to trials of Japanese war criminals. Includes identification cards and autographs of defendants and others.

San Diego State University's Mediterranean Garden Project Collection chronicles the development and implementation of a campus garden showcasing plants of the Mediterranean climate. There are five Mediterranean climate zones around the world, and all five zones are represented in the...

Collection consists of television scripts, screenplays, and treatments by Elizabeth Meehan and various collaborators, including her first draft treatment, part 1 of by Charles Dickens, July 31, 1935....

Memoir, press releases, serial issues, and miscellany, relating to the surrender of Japan at the end of World War II, and to relations between journalists and military authorities regarding press coverage of that event.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Official communiqué of the meeting of the kings of Sweden, Norway, and Denmark at Malmö, relating to Scandinavian neutrality in World War I.

Lothar Meggendorfer (1847-1925) was a illustrator for Fliegende Blätter and Münchener Bilderbogen. During the late 1800s, he began designing and illustrating mechanical piture-books for children, and is considered the creator and chief innovator of moveable toy books. The collection consists...

Identified portraits include: O.W. Hurd, Louise and Vinnie Lionberger, Farrington, Jennie Bender, Grandma Reese, James Thompson, Mary R. Chester, Mary Chester Williams, Fred Williams, Fannie W. Davis, Hattie Williams, Mabel Foster, Lou Williams Hall, Willie H. Cravens, and J.L. Cravens.

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter, relating to a joint project of American and Soviet educators to compare and evaluate history and geography textbooks in the United States and the Soviet Union, and to the preparation of a Unesco manual...

Letters and legal documents, relating to efforts to secure restitution for confiscated property in East Germany.

Relates to conditions in Germany, the Soviet Union, East Asia and the United States.

Relates to reading habits in the Soviet Union.

Writings, entitled "Ein Bärendienst," "Die Friedensfrage," "Krieg und Völkerrecht," and "Regierung und Reichstag," relating to political conditions in Germany, German participation in World War I, and the prospects for a peaceful settlement.

This collection consists of 450 conductor's scores

Diaries and correspondence, relating to education and political conditions in Taiwan.

Relates to social conditions in tsarist Russia, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and Russian émigré life afterwards. Includes a printed copy of the memoirs (clippings from Russkaia Zhizn [San Francisco]).

The Margaret Meier Collection of Extreme Right Ephemeral Materials, c1930-1980, consists of 47 manuscript boxes and 9 print boxes. The collection contains Margaret and Herbert Meier's materials documenting the rise and the activities of the extreme right in California and...

Research materials related to the Baja California studies of geographer Peveril Meigs, III. Meigs conducted field research in northern Baja California, Mexico, between 1925 and 1936 observing geology, climate, indigenous populations, mission sites, and local culture in preparation for his...

The Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute (MCLI) Collections document twentieth century American legal battles over civil liberties, human rights, labor rights, anti-war, peace law, nuclear proliferation and academic freedom. The collection is built around a core collection of legal case files...

Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, and other printed matter, relating to libertarianism and counterculture movements in the United States.

Observations about the United States based on a trip funded by the United States Department of State. Meisner accompanied Arnold Ehlers, senator for the interior of the Free City of Bremen.

Ledgers; also, the transcribed and translated diary of John Meister (1820-1911) covering the years 1851-1852.

Written from New York and Mexico. Concerning fall of Oaxaca and Chihuahua to the French, Mejía's meeting with Juárez, the recapture of Chihuahua, and Mejía's appointment as Minister of War.

Presentation letter on Androgyne letterhead.

Four typescripts containing information about Fontenay (also known as De Fontenay Vineyards), Vine Hill School, and their owners. One document is by Harry Mel and another is by Eleanor (Nellie) Mel, descendants of Henri and Nellie Mel, original owners of...

This collection contains single manuscripts, typescripts and other materials which have been given to the Melanesian Archive since 1982. It includes many conference papers and other unpublished reports, most concerning anthropological topics. The geographic scope of the collection includes Papua...

Depicts the parade of captured German soldiers through Moscow during World War II.

(v. 1) letters to Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Cohn concerning his paintings and drawings, with clippings showing some of his work and a few sketches pasted in; (v. 2) letter to Mrs. Cohn, May 3, 1918, concerning his ideas on...

This collection contains the professional papers of Abraham I. Melden. It includes personal and professional correspondence; manuscripts, including his Ph.D. dissertation; notebooks; and lecture material.

Clippings, writings, correspondence and reports, relating to the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and the operations of the Soviet secret police. Also available on microfilm.

Contains two letters to Melissa Price, her mother and sister[s] from her brother in Yreka, Calif., concerning the entitlement for War of 1812 soldiers and their widows to a land grant, gold mining in Yreka Flats, the Fraser River gold...

Sound recordings of interviews of Theodore J. Van Kirk and Bernie Badler, American airmen during World War II, relating to American aerial operations in Europe and to the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945.

Typescript (photocopy).

This collection includes Sacramento Capital Office Legislative records (1977-1996), Gilroy District Office files (1977-1996), Monterey District Office files (1977-1996), Salinas District Office files (1977-1996), and Santa Cruz District Office files (1975-1996) documenting the career of California State Assemblyman and...

William Knox Mellon, Jr. was a professor of history at Immaculate Heart College and the Democratic nominee for the CA 24th District for Congress in 1962. Mellon became treasurer of the Oral History Association. Collection consists of correspondence, records, and...

William Knox Mellon, Jr. (b.1925) was a professor of history at Immaculate Heart College, the Democratic nominee for the California 24th District for Congress (1962), and the treasurer for the Oral History Association. The collection consists of periodicals and various...

Include some correspondence to Henry Mellus, letters by W.D.M. Howard and letter from Mellus concerning state of trade in California. Also some miscellaneous papers.

William Wolf Melnitz (1900-1989) was a theater director in Europe (1923-1939), a professor in the Theater Arts Department at UCLA (1947-60), author, and the first Dean of the College of Fine Arts at UCLA (1961-67). In 1967/68 he became a...

Snapshots of home, family, friends and pets at the Oak Knoll estate. Captions indicate that the home was built ca. 1866 for R.B. Woodward by architect "Gaynor, of Palace Hotel fame." Apparently it was owned by the Melone family, who...

Reports, newsletters, and notes, relating to missionary work in China, including the Hainan mission newsletter, 1914-1949, and the Hainan mission annual reports, 1906-1948.

Correspondence, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Russian literary and émigré affairs in France.

Betty L. Melton was a physical education teacher and the chair of the department at La Sierra High School in Sacramento. She was instrumental in helping to establish rules and gender equity for California girls' high school athletics through her...

The William R. Melton papers are part of the Western Region Tuskegee Airmen Archive. This collection consists of photographs, newspaper clippings, documents, lithographs, books, and correspondence. Most of these items are related to the military service of the Tuskegee Airmen,...

Signed typescript of work published in THE FLOATING BEAR....

Letters to Best's writing efforts, including translations from Dante, and to personal matters.

Papers of Margarita Melville, a former Maryknoll sister and human rights activist, that document revolutionary movements in Guatemala from the 1960s through 1993. Revolutionary groups represented in the collection include Fuerzas Armadas Rebeldes (FAR), Guatemala Human Rights Commission and the...

Papers, letters, and documents collected by Schweitzer, including material related to John C. Frémont's California Battalion of Mounted Riflemen and the Bear Flag revolt; a handwritten history of Howard Engine Company No. 3, a volunteer fire department of San Francisco...

Included in the collection include fund raising fliers, newsletters, and memorabilia from The Melvin Black Memorial Forum/Concert on Human Rights.

Personnel, events, and facilities of the big-organic chemistry group at the Larwrence Radiation National Laboratory and the Department of Chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley. Includes snapshots of social activities, identification photos of students, faculty, and staff, and...

Collection consists chiefly of clippings and other printed material (some annotated), typescripts and notes related to Knight's research interests.

"Put together, principally from her own collection of photographs and other documents ... "

Bound manuscript and typed transcription of the memoirs of a career army officer, covering his childhood in Germany, his family's immigration to Wisc. in 1850, his enrollment in the Union Army during the Civil War, his subsequent career as an...

Memoirs concern childhood in San Francisco, teaching in various parts of California, description of Santa Maria and discovery of oil there (7 l.).

Autobiographical account relating to his army career, ca. 1871-1926.

Summary: A translation of Louis-Sebastien Mercier's L'AN 2440 by William Hooper, with an introduction by Frances Theresa Russell, Associate Professor of English at Stanford....

Manuscript in German script - incomplete. Contents notes (8 p.) and section headings in red ink.

Collected by Jerry Lubenow. Proposition 118 and a competing redistricting measure, Proposition 119 appeared on the June 5, 1990 California primary election ballot. Both propositions failed to pass.

Concerning royalties for English language edition of Prof. Griffis' New Japan readers.

Relates to economic and social conditions in Russia.

Correspondence (including letters from Frank B. Anderson, Chairman, Clearing House Loan Committee, and F.L. Lipman, Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank); Clearing House certificates; draft and copy of Professor Plehn's article, published by the Academy of Pacific Coast History.

Balance sheet, December, 1916. Gives names of men employed, their duties, wages, and other details; includes two receipts.

Contains 22 sheets of light blue lined paper and 2 thick sheets of cream paper, upon which are mounted the 2 plates. The volume has been set up to resemble a published book--even though it is handwritten--replete with a mock...

Incomplete. Accounts for funeral of Francisco de Rivas, with information on expenditures for the settlement of his estate. Accounts for the care and clothing of his daughter also included.

Correspondence, minutes, speeches, manuscripts, receipts, ephemera....

Correspondence, minutes, speeches, manuscripts, receipts, ephemera

This library is a collection of musical manuscripts and of printed and engraved scores inscribed by great composers, and constitutes a unique addition to Stanford's educational and cultural resources.

The collection consists of one 90 minute audio cassette tape taken at the Laura Clark Hubbs Memorial Service on 7/6/88. Speakers attending the service were Richard Rosenblatt, Clark Hubbs, Earl Hubbs, Robert R. Miller, Milton Shedd, Ellen Revelle, and Charles...

The collection consists of one audio tape, reel to reel, 7 inch, 7 1/2 ips speed. Records the memorial service for Sir Edward Bullard held at SIO Sumner Auditorium on April 16, 1980 at 3 p.m. Speakers included William A....

The collection consists of of a master set of two 90-minute cassette tape recordings and a duplicate set of recordings of the Roger Randall Dougan Revelle memorial service held July 18, 1991 at the La Jolla Presbyterian Church. Speakers include...

The collection consists of one 90 minute audio cassette tape taken during the H. William Menard Memorial Service on February 27, 1986. The recollections were given by Roger Revelle, William Nierenberg, Robert Dietz, Edwin Hamilton, Edwin Buffington, Tanya Atwater, Tom...

The collection consists of one audio tape, reel to reel, 7 inch, 7 1/2 ips speed of Per Fredrik Scholander Memorial Service held June 30, 1980 at SIO Sumner Auditorium at 3 p.m. Speakers include William A. Nierenberg, Fred N....

Exhibit files which include artist information, press releases, loan agreements, correspondence between artists and the Gallery Manager, installation notes, publicity materials, exhibit catalogs, and slides.

Title supplied in manuscript.

Tributes and recollections by various persons.

Engrossed copies of memorial resolutions passed by the Boards of Directors, California Wine Association and Italian American Bank, with signatures of various board members.

Autobiographical sketch, mainly concerning his participation in the Balkan War, 1912-1913; photocopy of article, San Francisco Chronicle, Oct. 27, 1901, containing statements of Madoleff and other Macedonian patriots; poem, The march of the Macedonian Bulgarian Partisans.

Volume 1: Reminiscences concerning his career as actor in San Francisco and elsewhere; his work with Edwin Booth and others; experiences as personal representative and manager of Lillian Russell; activities as stage manager. Volumes 2-4: Scrapbooks containing annotated programs, photographs,...

Relates to conditions on the home front in the United States during World War II.

Snapshots and ephemera related to student days at the University of California at Berkeley. Includes views of Sigma Kappa sorority members, men and women students yachting, on outings, and engaged in other recreations, campus views, commencement 1916, and invitations and...

Includes correspondence 1945-1985, drafts of books and articles, research proposals and reports, data and notes particularly for his study of the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill, negatives, photographs, and slides, teaching materials, and files documenting expeditions and marine operations at...

The Henry William Menard Papers provide rich documentation of Menard's professional career, and include excellent documentation of his work as an author and as director, United States Geological Survey (1978-1981)....

This small collection of pamphlets, reprints, and correspondence is part of the larger collection of one hundred individually cataloged monographs and serials by and about H. L. Mencken, which is also housed in Special Collections. These small items consist of...

Copies of official letters.

The archive, from the estate of Luise Mendelsohn, comprises the personal correspondence and documents of the Mendelsohn family. Includes transcripts or originals of correspondence between Erich and Luise Mendelsohn (1910-1953) reflecting Erich Mendelsohn's architectural, aesthetic, and political development. Other papers...

Correspondence, and memoranda, relating to conditions in Germany under Allied occupation, American occupation policy, and prospects for German unification and reconstruction. Includes letters from members of the Neu Beginnen movement.

The study of a legal case involving public school discrimination in the Orange County town of El Modena. The case, Mendez v. Westminster, traveled from then rural Orange County, all the way to the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, where...

Mainly thanking Astle for copies of his books.

Binder's title.

Concerns property in Mendocino belonging to William H. Kelly and his wife Eliza: deed from William Kasten, 1854 May 1; and indenture between Kelly and William Heeson, 1857 Sept. 26.

Memoranda, reports, studies, and briefing notes, relating to Portuguese naval and counterinsurgency operations in Guinea-Bissau, Angola and other Portuguese colonies.

This collection of 78, 45 and 33 rpm records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for...

Speeches and interview transcript, relating to domestic and foreign policy of Argentina.

Correspondence and photographs, relating to the World War II activities and postwar readjustment problems of 63 flight cadets of the United States Army Air Forces.

Drafts of and correspondence relating to the writings of psychiatrist/psychoanalyst Ben Weininger and marriage and family counselor Eva Menkin.

Diaries, logbooks, orders, correspondence, and passports, relating primarily to the journey of Franz Mensing as captain of the S.M.S. Prinz Adalbert, to Asia, Africa, and America, 1883-1885, with the German crown prince Friedrich Carl von Preussen on board from Genoa...

Records of the hospital are divided into four groups. The superintendent's records include minutes and correspondence of the board of trustees (directors, managers) dating to 1887, annual monthly reports (1940s-1950s), files from various hospital committees (1960s), historical materials collected by...

Writings, printed matter, and miscellany, relating to Polish military operations in World War II, especially operations of the Pulk Ulanów Karpackich, and to guerrilla activities in Rhodesia in the 1970s.

Business and personal correspondence; accounts, inventory, legal papers, monthly statements and vouchers for Plumas-Eureka Mine; proofs of labor upon various mining claims.

Reports, manuals, brochures, and other printed matter, relating to education in Finland.

Collection consists of menus from California and the greater Los Angeles area. Also includes menus from associations, travel menus, and menus from various U.S. and foreign locations....

Contains photographs from Menuez's Silicon Valley documentary. Includes negatives, slides and prints.

Binder's title.

Relates to the Danish resistance movement during World War II.

Collection consists of photocopies of Menzies' Journal of Vancouver's voyage, April to October, 1792, and Colnett's Journal aboard the Prince of Wales....

Contains correspondence, minutes, and financial records of the first library in Sacramento. Also includes a history of the library.

County bond No. 146, $500 face value. Signed by Silas March ... and Jas E. Hicks. June 20, 1870, Merced Co., California, and cancelled December 8, 1884.

Mainly pre-emption notices.

Includes supply copybook (305 leaves) of the Arbona Mine in Tuolumne County Calif. and letter copybook (414 leaves) of Merced Gold Mining Co., superintendent F.P. Mills based in Coulterville, Calif.

This collection, which spans the years 1897-1993 (bulk 1930-1967), consists of records, drawings, specifications and photographs relating to the architectural careers of William G. Merchant and Hans U. Gerson. It contains primarily records of the architectural firms William G. Merchant,...

The William G. Merchant papers span the years 1934-1941 and are arranged into four series: Personal Papers, Golden Gate International Exposition, Project Records, and Additional Donations. The collection contains correspondence, reports, drawings, financial records, articles, blueprints and meeting minutes. The...

Correspondence, writings, and notes, relating to French electrical and oil industries, to the Redressement fran¸ais movement, and to political conditions in France.

The collection contains photographs, notes, diplomas, certificates, clippings, tapes and transcripts relating to Florence Clark Meredith's schooling and teaching years, primarily at what would become the University of California Santa Barbara. ...

This chronological history of Marin County is in seven volumes of approximately 125 pages each. It is a compendium of memorable Marin County dates, tracing the development of the county from earliest records to 1936....

The collection contains printed examples from the Meriden Gravure Company of Meriden, Connecticut, ca. 1964-1971. Included are booklets, calendars, exhibition catalogs, guides, journals, and pamphlets commissioned by a number of galleries, museums, organizations, and universities and colleges....

The California State Merit Award Board was created by the State Board of Control in 1950 to make awards to state employees who submitted suggestions, which, after adoption, resulted in eliminating or reducing state expenditures or improving operations. The records...

Depicts the state burial of Sun Yat-sen, president of China, in Nanking.

This collection of certificates gives insight to the Michael and Kitty Brophy family and the George and Mary Clark family in the Los Angeles area from the 1850s to the 1940s: grandparents and parents of Merle Agnes Clark McCaleb. Typewritten...

Most drawn or annotated by C. Hart Merriam.

No. 1-3 are annotated to show routes travelled by Merriam. No. 1 is a photocopy; no. 4 is a ms. map.

The photographs in this collection accompanied a collection of material described by Robert Heizer in his "Catalogue of the C. Hart Merriam Collection of Data Concerning California Tribes and Other American Indians." (This manuscript collection is available on microfilm with...

Field notes, vocabulary schedules, manuscripts, typescripts, notebooks, clippings, and printed matter relating to Merriam's work with California and other Indian tribes (1898-1938). Primary material includes lists of tribes, bands and villages of California Indian tribes; ethnogeographic and ethnographic information; and...

Correspondence, letterpress copybooks, manuscripts, notes, clippings, pamphlets, printed matter, scrapbooks, notebooks, certificates and financial papers documenting this naturalist's long and varied career. The papers cover a wide range of topics including natural history, zoology, ornithology, geography, geographic distribution, botany and...

Correspondence, manuscripts and reprints of articles, and miscellaneous papers, relating to his career at the University, and to the discovery of fossil remains in the La Brea tar pits.

Writings, correspondence, notes, and printed matter, relating to the Katyn Forest Massacre.

Correspondence, manuscripts of letters to editors, sermons, financial records, Methodist ministerial and camp meeting flyers and pamphlets, essays, and poems of Charles A. Merrill, a Methodist minister from Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Papers relating to hikes along segments of the John Muir Trail. Includes: "My diary for the summer of 1940," 1940 (27 pp., transcript); "Rambling in the Sierras," 1941 (13 pp.); "Along the crest of the Sierras," 1942(17 pp., fiction); related...

Summary: Manuscript of the short story, THE FUNERAL OF BEN GOLDMAN....

Correspondence, manuscripts and reprints of articles, notes, translations and annotated texts, relating mainly to the publication of his work as professor of Latin, University of California.

Unit history, newsletters, and video tape cassettes, relating to operations of the 5307th Composite Unit (Provisional) in Burma during World War II.

Correspondence, manuscripts, and newspaper clippings regarding the painting of Jose Orozco's mural "Prometheus" in Frary Hall at Pomona College.

BANC; Call number varies: Pictorial material removed and classed separately.

Merritt was born on February 26, 1883 in Rio Vista, California. He received his BS, University of California, Berkeley, 1907. He was the president and managing director of Sun Maid Raisin Growers from 1923-28 and later became the project director...

Letters, telegrams, reports, statistical tables, and posters, relating to the fundraising activities of the Minnesota Committee of the Commission for Relief in Belgium. Includes personal letters, relating to the founding of fraternity organizations.

Papers are devoted to Mertins' study of Robert Frost and his life. The collection includes correspondence, chiefly letters from friends and associates concerning Robert Frost and the writing of Mertins' books on Frost, as well as his original manuscripts. Other...

Relates to conditions in Russia during World War I and the Russian Revolution.

Consists of two diaries by Merwin Kingsbury Hammond, one detailing his overland journey to California in 1852, the other written in 1863; several manuscript and typescript transcriptions of the diary made by Hammond's great-granddaughter, Alice Jane Englebeck, as well as...

Summary: Copies of transcript of proceedings in case No. 238, Maria Antonia Mesa, claimant vs. The United States, defendent for the place named "Rinconada del Arroyo de San Francisquito," 1853 and 1861; and notes on Ranchos of Santa Clara, Santa...

E.L.T. Mesens collected, supported, and promoted the work of surrealist artists and writers. The archive comprises comprehensive documentation of the Belgian surrealist's career as gallery director, editor, publisher, critic, musician, poet, and artist. Most significant are ca. 3,500 letters (1918-1971)...

Al Mesmer (1855-1947) was the president of the North Los Angeles Development Company, served as a member of the Freeholder's Charter Commission to frame a city charter for Los Angeles, and served as Los Angeles park commissioner. The collection consists...

Contains family photographs, correspondence, clippings, some family genealogy, and legal documents. Scrapbook on Emma Bierwirth Mesow contains sympathy cards to her daughter Emma Fitch on the event of her death, information on their family, and family photographs. Scrapbook on Helen...

Supplemental pages inserted at end.

January 3, 1961 -- January 5, 1965 -- February 8, 1966

Henrique Vivian Messetti was a writer, performer, and member of a vaudeville-circus family active during the 1920's-1940's. The papers, which span the years 1929-1949, contain correspondence, scripts, and other production materials relating to the activities of a traveling California vaudeville-circus...

The Messinger Collection contains 100 black-and-white photographs that record one soldier's views of Japan in the closing days of World War II, including 14 aerial photographs of Nagasaki after the atomic bombing on August 9, 1945.

Speeches, correspondence, transcripts of interviews, reports, conference proceedings, and printed matter, relating to political and economic conditions in Poland and to activities of the Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza.

Contracts, agreements, protocols, minutes, and legal and financial records, relating to manufacture of metal products in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.

Two views of a late victorian style interior, possibly a home office or the law offices of Rodgers & Paterson in San Francisco. One image shows Arthur Rodgers seated next to another man (Van Rensselaer Paterson?) seated behind a desk.

Collection consists of script materials related to the television series M*A*S*H. Includes outlines, story lines and various draft versions of scripts.

Diary, correspondence, reports, notes, pamphlets, clippings, and printed matter, relating to the infiltration of the German-American Bund by J. C. Metcalfe as an investigative reporter in 1937, and to the activities of fascist organizations in the U.S.

The Metcalf-Fritz collection is a group of photographs relating primarily to forestry, conservation, and the lumber industry in California and the United States. Subjects include logging operations, logging equipment, reforestation, forest research, fire protection, lumber mills, the activities of the...

Climatological records including Eppley charts; pyrheliometer records; continuous records of sun, wind, velocity, and rainfall; hydrothermograph records; evaporation records; air temperature, precipitation, wind and evaporation records collected at the U.S. Weather Bureau Standard Shelter, University of California, Davis.

Microfilm prepared by Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, Australian National University. [PMB 1063] See also MSS 438.

Minutes of the Mission Board, 1865-1909; of the Sydney District Synod, 1906; of the Mission District Meeting, 1870-1914; of the Port Darwin Circuit, 1873-1899; of the Tonga Committee, 1888-1892; and of the Executive Committee, 1898-1909 and 1919-1939. Microfilm prepared by...

In portfolio.

Collection consists of original architectural designs, sketches, and blueprint set plans for MGM motion picture productions. Includes material for short subjects and unproduced and unreleased productions from Goldwyn Picture Corporation (1917-24), Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan Company (1923-24), Metro-Goldwyn Corporation (1924-25), and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc....

The records of Metropolitan Coach Lines document a pivotal moment in Los Angeles history, the mid to late 1950's. The contracts, correspondence, publications, photos and other material contained in this collection directly reflect post-war Los Angeles' move away from a...

Video and audio tapes and CD-ROMs of conference proceedings of the Universal Fellowship of the Metropolitan Community Church (UFMCC) and its congregation in Long Beach (MCCLB), along with recordings of events, lectures, sermons, and services related to religion and homosexuality,...

The collection comprises records from the Metropolitan Los Angeles Conference on Employment Problems of the Negro held in Los Angeles, California in 1940. The bulk of the material was produced by the conference's Findings Committee, including a conference event program,...

Title supplied.

The Metropolitan Waste Water Reclamation Project Collection dates from 1952-1967. It consists solely of paper records, and documents the city's process of determining the best method of waste disposal for San Diego. Included in the collection is the original proposal...

The Mettler Bear Creek Winery Collection consists of payroll, tax and other financial records of the Winery dating from its earliest years (1934-1957). The collection also contains thank you notes to Raymond Mettler from three Republican politicians: Richard Nixon (1960);...

Writings, clippings, reports, studies, printed matter, and letters, relating to nuclear energy, environmental problems, and other issues resulting from the impact of science and technology on public policy.

Letters, postcards, memorabilia, maps, and photographs, relating to German military life in Belgium and France during World War II.

Correspondence of the Meussdorffer family and to the J. C. Meussdorffer Hat Manufacturing Company. Most of the correspondence is concerned with the business....

Contains the papers of several Mexía family members including José Antonio Mexía, Enrique Guillermo Antonio Mexía, and Ynés Mexía. The papers consist of correspondence, legal documents, and writings relating to their family's connection with Mexico and Texas. It also includes...

Typewritten (carbon copy)

Papers of the botanist, explorer and lecturer, the daughter of Enrique Guillermo Antonio Mexia and granddaughter of Jose Antonio Mexia. Includes letters to and from Mexia about family, personal matters, and plant collections; writings by Mexia and other pertaining to...

Administrative records, litigation files, and special program files.

Three holograph letters of bill payment (Mexico City, 1808) addressed to Rafael Llamas from Jose Rafael Morales. A record of the business transactions of Juan Gomez de la Vega between 1823 and 1824. Two promissory notes (1819 and 1820) for...

With this, as Box 2, notes and photocopies of materials from various repositories, relating to her research on the maritime history of California.

Chiefly unidentified church exteriors. Identifed views are: Sagrario [Metropolitano, Mexico City?], Sn. Francisco, Fontaine preste St. Thomas [fountain in front of church of St. Thomas], Queretaro San Agostin, and Marchuela[?]. The single view that is not a church exterior depicts...

This collection comprises pencil and ink design drawings, many colored using watercolors or other media, of mostly contemporary costumes for men and women from the Mexican cinema 1925-ca. 1949. Designers include Andrés Audiffred, Ramon Peinador Checa, Mario Luis, F. Marín,...

Two holograph documents. The first (1810) is entitled "Razon de las escrituras de la M.Y. Archiocofradia del Smo. Sacramento," and it lists mortgages and properties of cofradia members going back as far as 1743. Signed by Manuel Joseph Nunez in...

This collection from the the Mexican Cultural Institute consists of the administrative papers, internal executive papers, exhibit and program information, materials related to cross cultural programs and events and materials related to educational programs.This collection has not been well detailed....

Title supplied by cataloger.

Many well-captioned. Amateur and professional views.

This collection consists of various documents related to institutions and property in the State of Puebla, México, between the years 1776 and 1837. The collection consists of six folders and some 240 total pages of documentation. The collection is divided...

Collection consists of 29 manuscripts related to Mexico and Alta California during Spanish conquest of the New World. Topics covered in the manuscripts include colonialization and settlement, establishment of missions, Native American Indian uprisings, expeditions, travels, and political events in...

A collection of pamphlets.

Letters, manuscripts, documents, and other materials relating to Mexican history. Items in this collection are cataloged individually and can be searched under title: Mexican miscellany.

The collection contains 410 Mexican movie posters dating 1940 through the 1980s.

This collection contains still images from 606 movies from the heyday of the Mexican movie industry. The collection is a rich pictorial resource documenting hundreds of Mexican actors and actresses.

2,226 photographs from 280 movies, each title has 8 original lobby cards, unless noted by asterik.

Mexican pamphlets, broadsides, and other printed material primarily on the topics of politics and religion from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Snapshots of the visit of members of the American Seminar on Relations with Mexico to Mexico City, Xochimilco, San Juan Teotihuacan, Toluca, and rural areas like Acolman (in the state of Mexico), and the ejido Tlahuac. Images reflect concerns with...

Chiefly commercially produced views of Mexican towns and cities, public buildings, churches, monuments, antiquities, and scenic landscapes. Includes some scenes of people engaged in activities such as coffee production. Several views of a family in informal poses are present, possibly...

Largely views taken on outings to various parts of Mexico, apparently by groups of Germans residing there. Many views are group portraits, some of which are identified as a German gymnastic club. Several picture men drinking beer. Other views are...

Various photographers and publishers.

Album documents political activities of General Gabriel Leyva Velázquez, governor of the state of Sinaloa. Also pictures politicians Adolfo Ruiz Cortines, Quintin Rueda Villagran, Efrain Aranda Osorio, and Braulio Maldonado, among others. Campaigns other than gubernatorial campaigns within Sinaloa may...

Includes street scenes, cityscapes, buildings, antiquities, building interiors, murals, people in traditional dress, bull fights, and other typical scenes for tourist postcards. Locations include Mexico City, Cuernavaca, Taxco, Xochimilco, Teotihuacán, Ensenada, Acapulco, Tijuana, and others. Postal viewbook contains color prints...

Collection consists of 103 postcards sent from Mexico to France and Germany. Many of them feature views of Mexico City and vicinity, and of the people of the country. There are also views of the major cities, including: Veracruz, Puebla,...

Primarily promotional art focusing on tourism and education. One education poster incorporates Nazi threat imagery and an Adolph Hitler quotation.

A collection of posters covering various aspects of Mexican community development and culture, including public and personal health, indigenous literacy, peace, and cultural exhibits.

The collection features series of printed proclamations put forth by governors and key administrators of the Federal District during the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). The majority of the collection consists of broadsides which would have been posted and read out loud...

Collection contains 49 loose prints, book cards, ex votos, and indulgences concerning the interpretation of religious subjects and their devotion. Printers include Jose Elogio Morales, Jose de Nava, Jose Benito Ortuno, Francisco Antonio Rubio, Tomas de Suria, Manuel de Villavicencio,...

Ten black/white picture postcards documenting U.S. Navy actions, mainly of the U.S.S. Maryland along the west coast of Mexico during the Mexican Revolution, ca. 1915. Includes images of the 'Maryland' leaving San Diego Harbor, at Matazlan and Tuxedina Bay, and...

Scenes from the Mexican Revolution including damaged buildings, soldiers carrying weapons, barricades, canons, etc. Some events relate to Villa Pancho.

Chiefly snapshots, mounted on disbound album pages.

Views show views of Mexico City (many), Guadalupe, Cuernavaca, Tampico, and other towns. Scenes include outdoor markets, grass huts, peddlers and street vendors (some selling baskets and sombreros), wood carriers, burros carrying loads, women at work (washing clothes, grinding grain,...

Reports, policy statements, resolutions, bulletins, speeches, agenda, election material, serial issues, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to political conditions in Mexico. The collection focuses primarily on communist, socialist and Trotskyist organizations in Mexico, and consists largely of issuances of...

Scrapbook containing photographs, postcards, clippings and ephemera which document the travels of Corkran in Mexico. Pages are illustrated in white with sketches reflecting the themes of the photographic images. Initially, pages are arranged and labelled thematically: money, gateways, agua caliente...

A factitious collection with title and numbering supplied by The Bancroft Library.

Views of streets, squares, parks, cathedral and churches, and other buildings of Mexico City; Chapultepec; statues and antiquities in the Museo Nacional de Mexico; Veracruz Llave; coffee operations; Queretaro, various towns in the State of Mexico; silver mine of San...

Primarily photos from Sonora, Mexico, including many views of Arizpe and area, a church at Alamos, a mission at Caborca, and ruins of mission Cocospera.

Album of 7 commercially produced views and 72 high quality amateur views taken during a trip through Mexico by an unidentified party from the U.S.A. Views include cityscapes, street scenes, people, architecture, flora, etc. Among the locations depicted are Mexico...

Autograph letter by H.P. Heintzelman signed, Chihuahua March 7th, 1847 to his father Doctor John J. Heintzelman of Philadelphia.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Unpublished finding aid available in Chicano Studies Library.

Unpublished finding aid available in Chicano Studies Library.

Contains views of statues in Mexico City and views (including churches and railroad bridges) from Chapultepec, Amecameca, Orizaba and other places in Mexico

Contains 3 documents including: detailed regulations for the service of carriages for hire in the City of Mexico; a manuscript list of owners, the location of the carriages, size and number of vehicles, and days of service; a manuscript listing...

Records of the Mexico City Board of Municipal Real Estate and Revenue for transactions of 1736, with a few belated receipts signed in 1737. Contains orders and receipts for payment of salaries and other expenses, such as bills for building,...

Contains the following: 1. A document of 1 page addressed to Rafael Pérez Maldonado, minister of finance, May 10, 1822, regarding a voluntary gift and loan fund. 2. Letter of 1 page to Fray Pablo Vivar, February 1, 1823. 3....

Includes a collection of 78s acquired from UCLA Special Collections Library. The Collection consists of recordings from throughout South America, Mexico, Europe and Spain. Recorded in the 1920-1930s.

Notification informing José Vicente Valdés and Pedro Garibay of amount to be contributed by them to a loan for the government, with the former property of the Inquisition and the Pious Fund of the Californias as security.

Snapshots of a trip through Mexico in Doheny's private rail car, 1905. Areas pictured include Juarez, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Guadaloupe, Ebino, Torreon, etc. Photos show street scenes, buildings, local people, and views from the train. Also includes views of El...

Collection of pamphlets consisting of miscellaneous laws, codes, regulations, treaties, etc., on various subjects.

One volume of duplicate receipts for services and goods, mainly for primary and secondary instruction in Vera Cruz, with information on salaries of teachers, principals of schools, etc. With this, related loose documents, Sept.-Oct. 1915.

Relates to American foreign policy in the Middle East, and especially to American relations with Lebanon and Iran. Includes an interview segment on Iran conducted by the Columbia University Oral History Research Office. Photocopy.

Series I includes memorial resolutions, correspondence, and documents pertaining to Meyer family properties and business interests such as deeds, abstracts of title, and stock certificates. There are also many Meyer family photographs including studio portraits, candid shots of family and...

Notes, printed articles, and clippings, relating to political philosophy and conservative thought in the United States.

The collection documents the architectural work of Frederick H. Meyer, completed in a number of partnerships. It contains records of a wide range of building types throughout California.

Correspondence, reports, conference papers, notes, speech, memorandum, printed matter, and sound recordings, relating to miscellaneous aspects of twentieth-century European, especially German, history, and to the ideas of the German nationalist writer Paul Rohrbach. Includes sound recordings of World War I...

Relates to German military operations during World War II.

Writings, correspondence, printed matter, photographs, and miscellanea, relating to the history of air bases in the U.S. and to miscellaneous subjects regarding Italy.

The collection documents Meyers' architectural work as an independent practitioner, in a number of partnerships, and as Alameda County Architect. The collection also includes records of the architectural work of Mildred Meyers.

Edward Harry William Meyerstein (1889-1952) wrote poetry, novels, plays, short stories, and non-fiction. The collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence, books with holograph notes, and corrected proofs of books.

Typescript (partial) of Meylan's MEMORIES (1979) and photocopy of typescript of Meylan's The Essence of Humanism (vol. 1 and 2) (1976)....

Professional and personal correspondence concerning her activities and interest in writing, poetry and publication. Also contains family papers or genealogical information for the following families: Blake, Bean, Cary, Clark, Cross, Eastman, Gilman, Wells, and Wiltse. Includes Civil War diary and...

Mainly letters written to family from San Francisco.

Include bills of lading, receipts, drafts, checks.

Mounted clippings of articles published in El Universal, giving an account of his revolutionary activities in the Yucatán.

Consists chiefly of exhibits presented to the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board by interested airlines in the Miami-London route case.

The accession consists of correspondence, lecture notes, data, and other material generated by Ellis LeRoy Michael, resident naturalist of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography from 1905-1909. Includes correspondence exchanged with Henry Bryant Bigelow, Charles A. Kofoid and William E. Ritter

Letters from Karl Du Prel, Theodor Herzl, Theodor Hertzka, Henry George, George J. Holyoake, George von Gizycki, Friedrich Naumann, Helene Raff, Werner Sombart, Bertha Suttner and Alfred R. Wallace, reflecting their mutual interests in land and monetary reform, and utopian...

Relates to the development of Chinese studies in the United States, and to various aspects of modern Chinese history. Interview conducted by Ramon H. Myers. Includes photocopy of a memorandum by F. H. Michael, 1944, relating to the United States...

Proposals, draft proposals, and reports regarding Michael Fuss' work in the development of disabled services at the University of California, Berkeley and in the larger community, specifically the Physically Disabled Students Program (later the Disabled Students Program), the Rolling Quads,...

Collection relates to Goodman's architecture and teaching careers. Contains Goodman's work in interior design, commercial design, project and housing studies. Goodman's design and architecture projects include many UC campus projects at Berkeley and Davis.

Relates to the Romanian monarchy. Interview conducted by Paul D. Quinlan.

The papers contain recent correspondence and term papers written by Fischer while he was pursuing a Master's Degree in City Planning in the Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley, 1967.

Relates to agriculture and social conditions in Bessarabia, 1910-1916, and to the Russian Revolution of November 1917.

A trader on Green River, killed in 1860. Martin's estate was probated by Judge William A. Carter, from whose papers these have been segregated: Account book, June, 1859-December, 1860; letter to Thomas Papan & Co., Green River, September 1, 1860;...

Papers relating to Michael McCloskey's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Manuscripts of The Mad Cub and Untitled Novel 1963; printer's copy and corrected galleys for Fleas 189-196 with letters and other material relating to its publication; flyers for poetry readings. Material relating to his play, The Beard, including letters from...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Correspondence, notes, writings, and transcriptions of articles concerning Armenian people and culture. A table of contents is available in the collection.

Diaries, correspondence, legal papers, medical records, financial records, textiles, memorabilia, audiotapes, scrapbooks, photographs, notes and miscellaneous typescripts of Stephan D. Michael, who documented the last years of his life before dying of AIDS in 1994, at the age of 34....

Papers relating to Michele Perrault's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Contains correspondence, manuscripts of his poetry, prose, and plays, notebooks and personal papers, and a few of his drawings.

Includes the Human Be In (1967), Ken Kesey and the Merry Prankster's bus (1967), a "bunny" in the dressing room at the San Francisco Playboy Club (1968), images related to the draft during the Vietnam War (1968), the Altamount rock...

Relates to the reorganization of various state agencies and departments.

Newsletters, studies, bibliographies, and manuals, relating to non-formal education throughout the world.

Correspondence, writings, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Polish military operations during World War II, especially at the Battle of Monte Cassino; and to the Soviet espionage organization Monarkhicheskaia Organizatsiia TSentral'noi Rossii, known as the Trust. Includes the typescript...

Minutes of meetings, reports, memoranda, financial records, speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, interviews, conference papers, press releases, printed matter, and phonotapes, relating to broadcasting activities of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, and...

The Microcirculatory Society Records, 1954-1999, document the society from its beginning through the 1990s. Documents within the collection include society by-laws, meeting agendas, conference information, membership lists, directories, committee meeting notes, and correspondence.

German-American art historian who specialized in the areas of sculpture, bronzes, and the applied arts. The bulk of the collection consists of Middeldorf's research files: clippings and bibliographic notations about the arts, particularly sculpture, drawings, Renaissance medals, and applied arts...

Photograph album with more than 150 black/white images taken by the Matson Photo Service (Jerusalem, Palestine), ca. latter 1930s-mid 1940s. Mainly Palestine (Tiberias, Mt. Hermon, Dagania, Haifa, Akka, Tel-Aviv, Bethlehem, Ramallah, and Jerusalem); also Egypt (Port Said, Ismailia, Alexandria, Memphis,...

The collection consists of posters from Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Poster topics are related to ancient civilization, architecture, art, asthma, conflict, culture, disability,...

Views of Middle Fork Stanislaus River Bridge (Dardanelle Bridge), California State Highway 108 at Middle Fork Stanislaus River, Dardanelle vicinity, Tuolumne County, Calif.

Constitution and by-laws. North San Juan. 1853.

Sound recordings and written summaries of interviews with British, Portuguese and African diplomats, politicians, economic advisers, journalists, and businessmen, relating to the Portuguese revolution of 1974, revolutionary developments in Portuguese colonies, and other aspects of the political situation in southern...

Album of cartes-de-visite of midget performers presented to Bettie Clapton from her friend patti Cobbs, Memphis, Tennessee, May 19, 1868. Includes 16 original cartes-de-visite of various circus performers, including Commodore Foote, Iliza Foote, Sophie Schultz, Baron Littlefingers his family and...

The Papers of the Midnight Mission and of Tom and Mary Liddecoat are a collection of papers and memorabilia gathered by friends and associates from Miss Mary Liddecoat. They represent two generations of her family's involvement in charitable organizations....

This 41 minute silent color film of the 1949-1950 Joint University of California-U.S. Navy Electronics Laboratory-Scripps Institution of Oceanography Mid-Pacific Expedition (MidPac Expedition) was made by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in 1950. The film consists of hastily edited and...

Theater programs for plays (including musical plays) and concerts and playbills of theaters and orchestras in Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, Omaha, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Creston, Iowa

Chromolithographs depict the 1894 Midwinter Fair; photographic prints depict damage resulting from the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906.

Set designs: eight 4" x 3" original sketches executed on drafting paper in watercolor, gouache, and pencil depicting stage sets for the musical Mata Hari, which opened at the National Theatre, Washington, D.C., on 18 November 1967.

This collection comprises four traditional Mien costumes created by the Mien Needlework Group that incorporate imported fabric, silver thread, and silver metal adornments. It includes one adult male costume, one adult female costume, and two children's costumes.

Correspondence and writings, relating to the fascist movement in Czechoslovakia and to the Sudetendeutsche Partei.

Police and judicial records, writings, and printed matter, relating to activities of Solidarnosc and to political repression in Poland. Photocopy.

Correspondence, notes and drafts, poetry, and materials used in writing the book ...

Correspondence; diaries (1900-1927), called "soulbooks"; literary manuscripts; four scrapbooks; and miscellaneous papers. The bulk of the collection consists of typescripts and manuscripts of Mighels' writings and stories. Correspondence includes letters to and from her second husband, Philip V. Mighels, an...

Album contains brief text followed by original photographic prints that exemplify good housing conditions for migrant laborers. Views include interiors and exteriors of barracks, sanitary and cooking facilities, and dining halls. Several photographs include laborers.

Mainly public notices as alcalde of San Luis Obispo. Include papers relating to the trial of the Indian Ildefonso, witnessed by José Mariano Bonilla and Inocente García, and letters from H.W. Halleck.

Regarding sending priests to California missions.

Bills for purchase of furniture, and for shipping the furniture to Malaga.

Writings, letters, curricula vitae, and sound recording relating to political conditions and human rights in Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. Photocopy.

Study, and leaflet, relating to the communist system in Estonia, and to Estonian and Latvian émigré politics.

Updates to Harrison Western Research Center library card catalog, master microfilm of catalog records.

Pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, serial issues, circulated material, and photocopies of government documents, relating to post-Soviet politics in Russia, Moldova and Abkhaziia.

Thanks Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss for his role in the suppression of the Austrian Socialist Party.

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, notes, newsletters, clippings, photographs, tape recordings, motion picture film, and printed matter, relating to communism in Eastern Europe and Poland, agriculture in Poland, Polish politics, especially during World War II, Polish-Soviet relations, the International Peasant...

Writings, diaries, correspondence, notes, bulletins, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Yugoslav foreign relations, especially during World War II, postwar conditions in Yugoslavia, and Yugoslav émigré affairs. Includes memoirs entitled "Iz nedavne pros?losti," relating to Yugoslav relations with Germany and...

Relates to the role of business in the development of Ghana, 1937-1957.

The collection consists of 43 glass plate negatives from which copy prints have been made. The photographs are primarily of street scenes and buildings damaged or destroyed by the 1906 earthquake and fire. Also included are two shots of the...

Correspondence concerning their activities in California and Minnesota.

Papers of John Miles, University of California, Los Angeles and San Diego, fluid mechanics engineer, geophysicist, and educator from 1964-2003. Miles was also an associate editor of the JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS beginning in 1966. He is known for research...

The Josephine Miles Papers, 1911-1986, consisting of correspondence and literary manuscripts, as well as a small amount of professional, personal, and family papers, are a thorough representation of the varied interests of this highly regarded poet, scholar, and educator.

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, memoranda, notes, orders, and photographs, relating to the Sino-Japanese Conflict, U.S.- Chinese relations during World War II, postwar military defense in Latin America, Canadian-U.S. joint defense policies, and the Indochina and Korean Wars.

Miles' correspondence about Muybridge, material about the Semi-Centenial Celebration and the invention of moving pictures, ephemera and published articles about Muybridge, and photographs and negatives including those used by Miles in his articles and publications about Muybridge.

Professional correspondence, clippings, student papers, some early class work by Milgrom, notes, reprints, ephemera. His book collection is particularly strong in Bible and rabbinic literature.

Mainly letters written to Shinn as editor of the Overland Monthly, concerning her work, the magazine's poor financial condition, and articles and stories submitted by writers; together with several letters to her dealing with Lick Observatory (about which she wrote...

Letters written to her, many from contributors to the Overland Monthly or commenting on her editorship of the magazine; and school compositions written by her and her sister.

Photographs, drawings, and printed reproductions of illustrations, depicting activities of antiwar, civil rights, labor, racial justice, women's rights and other protest movements in the United States and other countries, mainly from the 1960s through the 1990s. Includes many photographs from...

Collection consists of trench papers issued by French military units, 1939-1940; clandestine papers issued during the German occupation of France; and pamphlets and articles relating to the Fifth Republic....

Collection shows portraits of E.L. Huggins and others relating to his military career in the American West, China and the Phillipines. Includes views of military scenes, statues, officers (including those at Fort Mason and Alcatraz in 1867-68), troops at Fort...

The Indian War Papers, 1850-80 (F3753), oniginated in the Adjutant General's Office. Encompassing 2-1/2 cubic feet, the records deal with attempts to suppress the Indians in California. Local militia groups were usually formed to eliminate the Indian Menace and pacify...

Military documents related to Curtis's role as a soldier and officer in the U.S. Army, 2nd Infantry, Company G, stationed in Calif. Includes a certificate of appointment to the office of Sergeant, miscellaneous orders, a letter of recommendation, a receipt...

Biographical data on members, chapter histories, minutes, convention proceedings, memoirs, printed matter, photographs, memorabilia, relating to American military activities, especially in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnamese War; and to veterans' activities.

The collection documents the numerous activities and achievements of the La Jolla-San Diego Chapter, the San Diego Chapter, and the Ladies of the Ribbon. It includes administrative records, meeting minutes, activity and project records, photographs, publications, awards, handbooks, and other...

Three one-page letters to Bartlett, Acting Master of various ships, from officers of the Mississippi Squadron of the U.S. Navy during the Civil War. The first letter is from Lt. Commander Byron Wilson, of the U.S. Steamer Onichita, off Donaldsonville,...

Relates to Russian diplomatic history.

The Mill Valley Public Library History Room collection contains images of historical interest of Mill Valley, Mount Tamalpais, Muir Woods, and some immediate surrounding areas. There is a sizable collection of photographs and artifacts, such as brochures and timetables, from...

This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Kenneth Millar. It includes manuscripts for novels, poems, short doctoral dissertation; correspondence; family photographs; and other personal material.

This collection comprises the papers of Margaret Millar, an acclaimed mystery writer. The collection includes manuscript and typescript drafts and galley proofs of several of Millar's novels, including the award-winning and award-nominated and . The collection also includes short stories,...

Prepared for the Allied invasion of Normandy, and read by Ronald Colman in a broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company, June 6, 1944.

The papers consist of correspondence, notebooks and journals, photographs and a memorial book of photographs presented on his retirement in 1939. See also D-dst/1:1, Carton 10. Received 6/83 from Kathryn Millberry Newell....

The papers of James Milledge, a British high altitude physiologist and mountaineer. The collection includes diaries, databooks, correspondence, and clipping files documenting Milledge's participation in the 1960-61, 1964, and 1981 expeditions to Mt. Everest and the 1981 expedition to Mt....

The Juanita Millender-McDonald collection (1992-2007) includes: correspondence, newsletters, press releases, speeches, reports, flyers, questionnaires, bills and amendments, greeting cards, newspaper clippings, and ephemera including photos, plaques and video tapes. A large number of files are devoted to the Congressional...

The Miller & Lux Records consist primarily of business, farming, administrative, and legal records. Correspondence files, which comprise the major portion of this collection, contain few letters dated prior to 1906, although there are many business, legal, and other documents...

Included are general correspondence, 1922-1926, among company officials; newspaper articles regarding the history of Miller and Lux, Inc. and the celebrated 1954 Trust fraud case; a sketch of the Poso Farm house plan; a report on the registered cattle herd;...

Contains blueprints and sketches for Erwin T. Deasy Residence in Piedmont Pines area in Oakland, Calif. Included are landscape plans by Rudolf Schaal and revisions by the California Nursery Co. File folder contains "Specifications for the Construction and Completion of...

Primarily relating to the proxy fight of 1964.

Contracts, inventories, patents and leases.

The collection contains files of the printer/typographer Milton B. Glick, who designed the dust jacket for the 1964 Viking Press edition of . Included in the collection are galley proofs, page proofs, sample pages, mockups, business correspondence, and other material...

Photographs, letters, pamphlets, and clippings, relating primarily to the political and other public activities of President and Mrs. Herbert Hoover.

Correspondence, ephemera, and photographs related to Russell Meriwether Hughes ("La Meri")-- ethnic dance icon, instructor, friend (and one-time lover) of Charles Miller who saved the materials which comprise this collection. The collection also includes Miller's own research material and dissertation...

The Mexican Folk Narrative project was the result of Elaine K. Miller's PhD dissertation. With the aid of the distinguished scholar in the field of Hispanic folklore, Dr. Stanley Robe, Ms. Miller developed a dissertation proposal that involved collecting, annotating,...

Three photograph albums: two labelled "New Zealand" and one labelled "Maories". Approximately 180 commercial b/w photographs, mainly by Burton Bros, Dunedin, with printed captions, of areas such as Ohinematu, Wairoa, Rotomahana, Mount Kimberley, Milford Sound, Wakatipu, New Plymouth, Wellington, Nelson,...

Correspondence, reports, orders, printed matter, and photographs, relating to White Russian military and diplomatic activities during the Russian Civil War, Bolshevik atrocities, and White Russian refugees

Concerns family life and interests in California and elsewhere.

Frank Miller served with the fleet of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography from 1951 to 1967. He was master of R/V Alexander Agassiz. This accesion includes correspondence, newspaper clippings and other papers, but consists largely of 35mm color slides taken...

The collection contains two portfolios. The first, entitled (edition no. 4), is comprised of hand-tinted photographs by Miller and was produced in 2000. The second, , was produced in 2006 and is comprised of mostly color photography with 2 hand-tinted...

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

This collection of 38 pencil sketches of the California Missions are the earliest known attempt to depict the Missions in a series (1856). The artist Henry Miller was identified in , 1929, pages 132-133. *...

Primarily Miller's letters to Frances Cleveland Karle. Also correspondence between Emil White, Karle, and Harry Griffon.

Primarily Miller's letters to Frances Cleveland Karle. Also correspondence between Emil White, Karle, and Harry Griffon.

Collection comprises seven handwritten letters from Miller, while living in Big Sur, California, to Schmidt, primarily concerning business matters; two postcards advertising a water color by Miller; a San Francisco Museum of Art catalog for an exhibition of work by...

The Henry Miller papers measure 5 linear inches and date from 1880, 1909 to 1917, 1964 to 1965. The papers consist predominantly of photocopied letters from Miller to the Superintendent of the New Columbia Division of Miller & Lux properties,...

Henry Miller (1891-1980) was a prominent American writer and artist. This collection of his personal papers contains correspondence, manuscripts, legal documents, printed materials, film and audio recordings, and original artwork.

Depicts scenes at the Isabella Fisher Hospital, Tientsin, China.

The cinerama process, originally developed by Frederick Waller (1939), was the first effective wide-screen process. The Cinerama Releasing Corporation (CRC) faced competition from cheaper wide-screen processes and began major construction on new buildings designed specifically for the Cinerama process (mid-1950s)....

Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, studies, statistics, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to domestic policy in the United States during the presidential adminstration of Ronald Reagan, and especially to policy regarding regulation of commerce, planning and implementation...

James Marshall Miller was a historian with an interest in the missions of Spanish California. He surveyed many of them and supervised adobe work in the restoration of Mission La Purísima Concepción. The collection consists of correspondence, notes, clippings, and...

Depicts scenes of American military operations in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II.

The collection is a valuable resource for research on Jack London, on Joan (London) Miller and on the labor movement in California. There are just two gaps in the collection: the letters from Jack London to Joan (London) Miller, which...

The collection contains correspondence, photographs, printed materials, and manuscript materials from 1878-1941. Among the manuscript material is an unpublished manuscript titled �When I was Emperor.� All of the photographs are of Joaquin Miller, some accompanied by his daughter and Dr....

The Joaquin Miller (1837-1913) Collection of manuscripts and printed books was assembled by Willard Samuel Morse and purchased by the library in 1938. Morse's correspondence and typewritten notebooks concerning the collection are included. Printed matter includes approximately 125 items, either...

Contains correspondence, to and from Miller; manuscripts of writings, including poetry; clippings by and about Miller, many about his death. Also includes a small amount of legal and financial records, tributes, programs and souvenirs, and other miscellaneous items. Some correspondents...

Business papers, certificates, checks, clippings, letters, calling cards, legal papers, pamphlets, menus, photographs....

The John Franklin Miller Papers consist of personal and military correspondence, business, financial, and legal papers, official documents, calling cards, clippings and photographs, and some printed matter covering almost forty years, 1848-1886. The bulk of the material is dated between...

John J. Miller, Democrat, was a member of the Assembly from 1967-1978. Assembly Member Miller focused his efforts on judicial, equal opportunity, and utility issues.

Includes photos of Juanita Joaquina Miller and photos relating to her.

Depicts conditions in concentration camps in Bosnia during the Yugoslav civil war.

Primarily correspondence concerning her weaving and exhibitions, her contributions to periodicals on weaving and textile arts, and her search for newly developed fabrics as weaving materials.

This collection consists of the personal and professional papers ofjournalist, civil rights activist, attorney and judge Loren Miller (1903-1967).

Correspondence as zoologist and ornithologist, University of California; diaries concerning U.C. expedition to fossil beds of the John Day River, Oregon, 1899, Hawaii from 1900 to 1903, marine expedition on the Albatross off the coast of California in 1904, eastern...

Loye Holmes Miller (1874-1970) was a professor of biology at UCLA and contributed 100 papers on fossil and recent vertebrates of the Pacific Coast to various publishers. The collection consists of manuscripts, typescripts, recordings, and photographs.

Typescript by Miller entitled "Fording the Sierra: our first summer in the sierra nevada, 1919," written as a chapter in Lifelong boyhood: recollections of a naturalist afield (1950) but deleted by editors. Later published in part in the Sierra club...

Papers of Max Miller, La Jolla (California) author and reporter for the San Diego Sun. Miller is best known for his book I COVER THE WATERFRONT (1932), the first of nearly twenty books on subjects including the modern U.S. military,...

The Milton D. Miller Papers includes University of California, Davis Agricultural Extension Agronomist Milton D. Miller's work in the field of rice, cereal crops, oilseed crops, and food procurement. The collection spans the years 1939-1992 and contains research proposals and...

News releases, radio messages, printed matter, photographs, clippings, and maps, relating to the development of radar and its applications in electronic warfare in the American and Canadian air defense forces, to the beginning of the Korean War, 1950, and to...

Lecture notes and exams, research notes, journal articles, correspondence, office files, and reprints relating to his research and teaching in chemistry.

Materials collected by Randy Miller documenting his role as an AIDS activist and organizer in various organizations including Gay Men of Color Commission, Human Rights Commission, Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club, and the National Task Force on AIDS Prevention.

Papers re his 1970 political campaign, including correspondence, with letters from Edmund G. Brown, Alan Cranston, Roger Kent, Leo McCarthy, George Moscone, Edmund S. Muskie, Elmer E. Robinson, William M. Roth, Sargent Shriver, Benjamin H. Swig and Jesse Unruh; campaign...

The Miller Collection consists primarily of interview tapes and transcriptions and background information on interviewees. The collection also contains tapes of the proceedings of the Stockton Immigrant Women Conference (1981) together with miscellaneous papers pertaining to the interview process....

Relates to activities of the Rossiiskoe obshchestvo krasnogo kresta in conjunction with forces of Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak in Siberia during the Russian Civil War.

Collection consists of over 1,000 photographs. Most were taken in the area of Dawson, Yukon Territory from 1897-1902.

Include letter from the Peruvian Minister of the Interior, José María Gardiano, concerning a petition of Pablo Antonio Barrios.

Letter, biographical information, motion picture film, and photographs, relating to United States Army Signal Corps operations in North Africa, Germany, Italy and France during World War II. Includes a Nazi flag.

Documents (1712-1900) of the Millerd family of Rhode Island. Included are sermon books, correspondence, birth and death date information for family members, and records of debt. The collection is organized in two series: 1) SERMON BOOKS and 2) FAMILY DOCUMENTS.

Personnel records, orders, diaries, correspondence, handbooks, reports, other printed matter, certificates, medals, and memorabilia, relating primarily to American military intelligence activities and publications during World War II.

The working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material of Clark B. Millikan form the collection known as the Papers of Clark B. Millikan in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology. Clark Millikan obtained his PhD from Caltech in...

The core of the Robert A. Millikan Collection at the California Institute of Technology consists of the official papers generated by Millikan during the twenty-five years that he was the executive officer at the Institute. The bulk of the papers...

Holograph letter written at Augusta House to E.W. Jackson, Esq.

Relates to prospects for peace through international disarmament. Written by W. Millis and James Real. Subsequently published.

This digital collection consists of items selected from the F.W. Olin Library's photograph collection that depict Mills College's early history. The photographs were selected from the three categories that are represented in the collection: buildings, portraits, and campus life. The...

In portfolio.

Papers of Edgar Mills, dating from 1852-1888, bulk 1880s, ca. 120 items. Primarily business papers (1852-1888); some personal correspondence (1879-1887).

Collection consists of clippings, newspapers, flyers, bulletins, reports, photographs, campaign materials, correspondence, legal documents, notebooks, speeches by Mills, books, musical notation, memorabilia and a typescript biography of Mills by his wife....

Metropolitan Water District reports, publications, correspondence, clippings, and meeting minutes.

Hugh Mills (1906-1971) was a British playwright and novelist. His most widely known work is the novel , for which he also adapted the screenplay. The collection consists of Mills' manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, ephemera, and memorabilia. Manuscripts include , ,...

James R. Mills, Democrat, was a member of the Assembly from 1961 to 1966 and a member of the Senate from 1967 to 1982. The John J. Mills papers consist of Assembly Bill files from 1961-1982 and photographs, 1973-1974.

Correspondence, diaries, and clippings, relating to nursing work of the British Red Cross during World War I.

Correspondence, documents, manuscripts, photographs and films concerning the socialist Llano del Rio Cooperative Colony, originally established (1914) in the Antelope Valley of California by Job Harriman. Also includes documents concerning New Llano (La.), and the United Cooperative Industries, Los Angeles....

Jesse Fonda Millspaugh (1855-1919) was an educator in Salt Lake City, Utah and Winona, Minnesota before relocating to California where he was president (1904-17) and president emeritus (1917-19) of the Los Angeles State Normal School, dean of the Southern Branch...

Typed transcripts of: diary (Dec. 4, 1849-May 5, 1850); letters (1855-1856) to James King of William and J.P. Overton; miscellaneous notes (including accounts for woodyard and Market Street Railway) Also, notes on Bryant & Sturgis accounts (1837-1840)

Letters to his wife provide: account of his journey to California via Panama; description of his mining ventures at Oak Bar; experience as a merchant in Sacramento and in San Francisco; account of fires in San Francisco. Also includes letters...

Reports, studies, conference proceedings and papers, census reports, and printed matter, relating to urban planning and other aspects of economic and social development in Indonesia

The collection, which spans the years 1930-1978 (bulk 1954-1968), consists of records, drawings, photographs, and papers relating to the architectural career of Germano Milono. Working mostly in California and Nevada, Germano Milono and Associates took on educational, civic, commercial, medical,...

Exterior and interior views of the Winsor Blacksmith Shop of Milpitas, Calif. taken prior to the demolition of the structure to build a new public library and garage.

Scientific drawings and illustrations used in Miller's published work.

Milton Berle's career is one of the longest and most varied in show business, spanning silent film, vaudeville, radio, motion pictures, and television. The collection consists of scripts from Berle's radio and televsion programs, and the .

Album contains views of the University of California campus and buildings; a review in honor of ex-president Roosevelt; charter day ceremonies; regimental parades and other events showing students in uniform, some apparently of The Battalion (precursor of ROTC) marching around...

Fifteen letters from Milton Lamaster to his brother, chiefly describing his overland travels to the California gold diggings in 1852, and then to British Columbia in 1858. He describes the cost of food and provisions, his trip across the plains,...

Photographs, proofs, transparencies, and negatives of Halberstadt's work. Commercial and business correspondences related to photography, business ledgers and records, and teachings documents and notes.

Letters concern life in San Francisco, with comments on business and economic conditions there, fire fighting and politics; and experiences mining at Green Mountain Bar.

Letters, memoranda, clippings, and photographs, relating to the service of H. Milton with the Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista (POUM) militia during the Spanish Civil War, his acquaintanceship with the writer George Orwell in the POUM militia, and miscellaneous activities...

Kept while a student at Santa Cruz High School and a member of the Class of 1901, University of California, Berkeley. Contain clippings of articles, many written by Schwartz (some for the Occident), theater programs and photographs. At end of...

Social correspondence (1909-1939), including letters from Charles K. Field, Herbert Hoover and his wife, Lou Hoover, Florence P. Kahn, and Nicholas and Theodore Roosevelt; together with a few letters and documents pertaining to some of Esberg's civic and political activities,...

Description of the University of California expedition to El Salvador to collect specimens of mammals, fossils and plants.

Papers relating to Milton Hildebrand's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Articles of agreement, bills, correspondence, receipts, invoices, deeds, production reports, Nevada County mining records.

Articles of agreement, bills, correspondence, receipts, invoices, deeds, production reports, Nevada County mining records....

Reports, newsletters, brochures, articles, government documents, clippings, lecture typescripts, forming the working and reference files for giving lectures, and writing papers on national and local health services, health reforms, health legislation, and socialized health; chiefly 1930s-1950s.

Includes acceptance of office of U.S. Senator; resignation from governorship of California; and letters by Latham.

Consists of letters and documents pertaining to Latham's political and professional activities. Contains U.S. Senatorial correspondence, drafts of Senate bills, documents referring to political scandals in which Latham was involved, and legal documents, including deeds, a transcript of a lawsuit...

Portraits of Elizabeth Elkus and Milton Salkind.

Contains 12 letters to and from California Governor Hiram W. Johnson, and the Oil Industry Association discussing Barclay McCowan, Farmer's appointment to the bench, and about the Oil Industry in California.

Periodicals, songs, programs and printed ephemera from Tule Lake & Poston, and from the detention camp at Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Collection includes newspaper clippings, exhibition catalogs and documents surrounding Japanese-American artist Miné Okubo, a native of Riverside, California, best known for her richly illustrated book on life in the Japanese internment camp at Topaz, Utah ("Citizen 13660"). Includes 1932 volume...