Title from container.

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

Contains records of firm's projects, mostly residential with some commercial projects.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Collection compiled by the staff of the Oakland Project.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Records of J.S. Holliday's firing as Director of the Oakland Museum.

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

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

A collection of pamphlets.

Title supplied by cataloger.

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

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

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

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

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

Tintype portrait of an older man identified on verso, in unknown hand, as O.H. Hoag. If identification is correct, the age of O.H. Hoag suggests a portrait date of ca. 1900, however the tintype appears to be earlier. If identification...

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

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

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

Two memoranda, entitled Bündnis oder Ausbütung? and Deutschland und der Kaukasus, relating to German relations with the occupied territories in Eastern Europe, especially the Caucasus region.

Included is typescript of an elaborate obituary authored by Eshelman.

Contains a two-page typescript biographical sketch and three newspaper clippings, pasted onto sheets and bound.

Critical commentary on activities of Pedro Cavallos during campaign for the Island of Santa Catalina off the coast of Uruguay. With this, copies of correspondence of Pedro Cevallos with Pedro Martín Cermeño and the Marqués de Casa-Tilly concerning the battle,...

Office files, correspondence, photographs, awards, and memorabilia relating to Obledo's forty years in public life.

Part of a collection of documents relating to Mexican history, titled Mexican miscellany.

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

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

Copies of his poems.

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

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

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

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

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

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

States regulations of the Obshchestvo formirovaniia boevykh otriadov.

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

Printed matter, relating to human rights issues in Russia.

The manikin was designed as a practical obstetrical teaching tool for the training of midwives. The skull is attached to the torso of the manikin with a round, metal eye-hook and fabric tape which allows for full range of motion....

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

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

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

Three receipts for sale of sloop.

The accession consists of videotape recordings of a symposium entitled: Ocean science and technology: Perspectives on the past, present and future: a symposium to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Marine Physical Laboratory. The symposium was held at Sumner Auditorium...

Title from introductory letter.

The collection consists of 110 60-minute videotapes recording a program entitled, Oceanography: The Making of a Science, People, Institutions and Discovery. The program was sponsored by the Office of Naval Research in cooperation with the H. John Heinz III Center...

The accession consists of 2 reel to reel audio tape recordings of "The Oceans 1968 - A New World: The University of California Centennial Symposium on Oceanography" presented by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at Sherwood Hall, La Jolla, California...

The accession consists of one ninety minute audio cassette recording of alecture entitled, "The Ocean's Bottom: a Geochemist's view" presented by John Douglas MacDougall in Sumner Auditorium of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography on April 14, 1986 at 3 p.m....

The accession consists of a typescript of The Oceans, Their Physics, Chemistry and General Biology, by Harald Ulrik Sverdrup, Martin W. Johnson and Richard H. Fleming dated 1941. The typescript is bound in thirteen volumes

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

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

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

Notes on courses in the Stanford University School of Law.

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

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

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

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

The collection consists mainly of correspondence from the period 1910-1914, beginning when Oddie initiated his campaign for governor, and ending when he was about to terminate his administration. This correspondence is arranged in 19 boxes, in alphabetical order by author,...

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

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

Correspondence, writings, clippings, printed matter, documents, and photographs, relating to the Russian Imperial army; events in Russia before, during, and after the Russian Revolution and Civil War; the Romanov family, and other Russian dignitaries and nobility.

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

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

Relates to economics. Photocopy.

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

The accession consists of two audio cassette tapes recording a paper by University of California President David S. Saxon presented at a symposium in honor of the seventieth birthday of John Wilder Miles entitled, Of Fluid Mechanics and Related Matters,...

Manuscript notebook, dated: "Jacksonville, February 25, 1845". Lecture or class notes describing nerves of the human body, concentrating on the 9 pairs of nerves which "go off" from the brain. May have been written by Abram Chase, a student from...

Accompanied by manuscript translation, 7 p. and letter.

Contains records of the office and the programs.

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

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

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

The Office of Innovation in Student Life Records document the Office of Innovation in Student Life on the University of California, Irvine campus, and, more generally, the field of ombudsmanry. The records cover the tenure of the first ombudsman on...

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

The records comprise the subject files of the Office of Physical Planning, University of California, Irvine, and document a variety of issues relating to land development, environmental management, transportation planning, and city and campus planning in California, Orange County, the...

Related collections: Summary of Students, 308kr.s81; Summary of Student Enrollments in the Fall and Spring Sessions, 308kr.s79.sum; Summary of Degrees and Certificates awarded by the University of California, 308kr.s79 sd.

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

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

Administrative files created by John S. Galbraith, the second chancellor (1964-1968) of UCSD. The collection includes correspondence relating to matters of personal concern to Galbraith, including his relations with members of the campus and San Diego communities, relations with his...

Records (1951-1964) concerning the expansion of the La Jolla campus of the University of California, consisting largely of the correspondence of Roger Revelle, director of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, dean of the School of Science and Engineering and first...

Outgoing correspondence (1978-1994) from the Office of the Chancellor arranged in chronological order.

Subject files maintained by Administrative Records, including records from the Office of the Chancellor, the Office of the Associate Vice-Chancellor for Business Affairs, as well as selected materials from the offices of the Vice-Chancellor for Administration and the Vice-Chancellor for...

This collection has been taken from the files of the Dean's Office and made a separate collection due to the unique place of the series and its material in the history of the GTU. File folders 1 - 9, 1976-85,...

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

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

The collection comprises the budgets and supporting financial documentation of the various programs and services managed by the office of the Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs at University of California, Irvine (UCI). The Office of the Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs provides...

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

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

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

Collection consists of material collected by television critic Terrence O'Flaherty. Includes television production stills, network and independent press kits for television programs, television network corp. press kits, posters, books, and audio recordings. Represents a history of American television including an...

The papers contain correspondence and publications by Ogasawara.

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

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

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

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

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

Ella Foy O'Gorman (1862- ) was a school teacher in Washington, did genealogical research, and wrote books, including and (1932). The collection consists of O'Gorman's photographs, diary, correspondence, notebooks, and clippings primarily concerning the history of the Foy family.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Organizational papers, events files, correspondence, photographs.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Intelligence reports from agents in the field and the Paris office, dispatches, circulars, headquarters studies, correspondence of revolutionaries, and photographs, relating to activities of Russian revolutionists abroad. Collection also available on microfilm (509 reels).

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

Polish government and communist party documents, transcripts of discussions, serial issues, other printed matter, videotape cassettes, and photographs, relating to aspects of Polish political development

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

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

Relates to activities of Czechoslovak parachute troops trained in Great Britain during World War II to parachute into German-occupied Czechoslovakia.

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

Title supplied by cataloger.

Title supplied by cataloger.

This collection includes production photographs for Old Globe Theatre stage productions dating from 1935-1987. They are filed chronologically, with photographs from each year's Shakespeare Festival grouped together at the end, also filed chronologically.

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

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

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

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

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

The collection includes publications, minutes, clippings, and scrapbooks. It is arranged in six series: Organizational Records, Issues and Concerns, Publications / Meetings / Conferences / Programs / Workshops, News Clippings / Photographs / Miscellaneous, and scrapbooks.

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

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

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

Exterior views of hotel with people assembled on porch.

Relates to military defenses in the Soviet Far East.

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

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

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

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

Relates to Angolan history.

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

Correspondence, cards, and clippings collected for the autographs.

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

The Oliver Collection consists of approximately 2700 glass plate negatives and photographic prints taken mainly by amateur photographer William Letts Oliver and his son Roland L. Oliver. The photographs date from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Subjects include...

Perry's diary of his experiences in the Massachusetts Volunteers during the Mexican War, 1847-1848; a Spanish exercise book in his handwriting, 1849; and a written statement, 1964, by his grandson, Perry Patton, giving biographical details of his grandfather.

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

The accession consists of four 35mm color slides which depict Scripps Institution of Oceanography scientists John Oliver and Donna Oliver diving in the Antarctic

Reprints of articles.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

German-Italian romance philologist, orientalist, and scholar of medieval and renaissance texts. His archive comprises research papers, his manuscripts, correspondence, clippings, and some personal documents. Annotated proofs for English, German, and Italian editions of and are included, along with research notes...

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

This collection of papers consist of manuscript and research materials for Reuel Olson's book the Colorado River Compact.

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

Title supplied.

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

Six vols., including two minute books containing minutes of directors' and stockholders' meetings; two stock ledgers; bylaws and articles of incorporation, with amendments; and a book of blank stock certificates.

The Olympic Velodrome Collection consists principally of publications concerning the planning, construction, and development of the Olympic Velodrome, a track racing cycling facility located on the California State University, Dominguez Hills campus....

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

Lalo Schifrin has been commissioned by the Sultan of Oman to write a symphony. The work, "Symphonic Impressions of Oman," is based on the traditional music of Oman and will be recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra. This collection represents...

Omar Khayyam (1048?-1131) was a Persian poet, astronomer, and mathematician of the early Seljuk period and is best known for a collection of Rubáiyát, or quatrains, known as the . The collection contains materials related to the work of Omar...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Andrew Schiffrin;

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

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

Includes bibliographical references.

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

Exhibition announcements, slides of artists' work, and a run of the newsletter, Inside Art, published by the Open Ring Galleries.

Relates to the Polish unit of Radio Free Europe.

This is a tape of the dedication and naming ceremony for the Flora Lamson Library at the Graduate Theological Union. The date on the label, May 5, is incorrect; the correct date is May 6, 1987. Martin Skewes-Cox and Michael...

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SEE ALSO AR 13-1, AR 91-73, AR 92-30, AR 91-74, AR 91-14, AR 91-11, AR 91-13, AR 91-15.

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

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

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

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

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

Inventory of documents and communications received pertaining to the affairs of the Russian American Company from Aug. 17, 1781 to Aug. 27, 1824.

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

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

Literary papers of George Oppen (1908-1984), objectivist poet and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1969. Most of the materials date from the period 1958-1978. Included are manuscripts and typescripts for all the poems contained in Oppen's nine...

The papers of Linda Oppen, daughter of the Objectivist poet George Oppen and his wife Mary. Of particular importance is the correspondence between Oppen and her parents; 3 folders of typescript poetry by George Oppen; and 8 folders of material...

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

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

Satellite photographs of intelligence facilities in Cuba.

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

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

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Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, studies, copies of government documents and trade union records, printed matter, sound recordings of interviews, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to miners' unions in Bolivia and the Central Obrera Boliviana, the Bolivian revolution of 1952, and...

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

The class sought to interview persons who were instrumental in the formation and early years of the GTU. These persons were all living in Berkeley or California at the time of the interviews. When the collection was given, Ms. Zikmund...

Tape-recorded and transcribed oral history interviews with individuals instrumental in the growth and development of Southern California, metropolitan Los Angeles, and the University of California. The collection features, among others, the following discrete interview series: Black leadership in Los Angeles;...

The accession consists of one 60 minute audio cassette tape recording of an interview conducted by Elaine R. Brooks with Roger Randall Dougan Revelle on April 18, 1991 about the issues of poverty, homelessness and environmental quality in San Diego....

Dr. Salans discusses the development and eventual closure of an adolescent clinic at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Dr. Glassberg discusses requirements for quality practice, and changes in practice that have occurred since he started his career.

Dr. Coleman describes the experience of being in Dallas, and at Parkland Hospital, on the day President Kennedy was shot, and his involvement with medical governance at Mount Zion Hospital.

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

Dr. Lyons discusses the economic aspects of managed care, and its impact on medical practice.

Dr. Colloff discusses his experiences as a Jewish doctor in San Francisco, and the San Francisco Jewish community's relationship to Mount Zion Hospital.

Interview conducted Aug. 19, 1994 by Barbara Rogers.

Accompanied by Curriculum Vitae.

Dr. Weil discusses changes in obstetrical care and the impact of HMOs on obstetrical practice.

Dr. Hassid reports on his experience as an Egyptian physician, and presents a critical view of Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Interview conducted Aug. 15, 1995 by Kassie Raab.

Dr. Rosenbaum discusses changes in staff, and in the neighborhood served by Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and changes in provision of health care services.

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

Molina describes her family background education, and development as a Chicano activist and feminist, discusses her successful campaign for a seat in the California State Assembly and her primary legislative interests and activities, and details Chicano politics in Los Angeles....

Dr. Brownstein discusses changes resulting from the merger of Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and the University of California, San Francisco, and the problems of financing health care locally and nationally.

Dr. Fishbon speaks of changes in the quality and nature of patient care, and about his colleagues at Mount Zion Hospital , San Francisco, during the 1950s and '60s.

Dr. Weinstein discusses his experiences as a resident, a practicing physician, and Director of Medical Education, the development of the Home Care Program, and his memories of outstanding physicians at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Dr. Goodman discusses changes in the medical scene at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and in private practice.

Dr. Paley discusses the impact of HMO's, and of the University of California, San Francisco-Mount Zion Hospital merger, on the provision of medical care.

Dr. Gordon discusses his work setting up one of the first organized alcoholism treatment programs in the United States.

Dr. Siegel discusses the development of podiatric services at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Dr. Glassberg discusses his work in orthopedics and sports medicine.

Interview conducted Nov. 13, 1996 by Kassie Raab.

Dr. Botkin discusses the merger of Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and the University of California, San Francisco, his experience in group practice, and the effects of government interaction with the health care system.

Dr. Kerner discusses the merger of Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, with the University of California, San Francisco.

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

Dr .Sampson discusses his role and experiences in the administration of Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Dr. Bernstein discusses changes that have taken place at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, his concerns about integration with the University of California, San Francisco, and his experience at the Hospital's Pain Clinic and in his orthopedic surgery practice.

Dr. Feigenbaum discusses his establishment and development of geriatric programs at the Goldman Institute on Aging, San Francisco, and the impact of HMOs on an individual physician's practice.

Dr. Rosenman discusses development of the Dept. of Cardiac Surgery at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Dr. Friedman discusses his work on retinal attachment, and his perspective on the effect of Mount Zion Hospital's high standing in the San Francisco Jewish community.

Dr. Gropper discusses his memories of Dr. Harris Fishbon, and the ways in which medical practice has changed.

Dr. Kasavin reports on her medical education in the former Soviet Union, and her transition to medical practice in the United States

Dr. Kirchner discusses changes in the doctor-patient relationship.

Dr. Friedman discusses his research on Type A behavior.

Garcia discusses his early life in Mexico and Los Angeles, education through law school, legal work defending individuals subjected to police abuse, and details his activities--and those of many others--in Chicanos for Fair Representation leading up to the reapportionment of...

Dr. Rosenberg discusses causes and consequences of the University of California, San Francisco-Mount Zion Hospital merger.

Dr. Mink discusses his experiences at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, from 1949 through 1995.

Dr. Brock discusses the effects of HMOs on the practice of psychiatry, and the current training of psychiatrists.

Dr. Meyer discusses colleagues encountered in his practice at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and elsewhere, and his association with Alta Bates Hospital, Berkeley, California.

Dr. Rosenblum discusses the impact of managed care on the doctor-patient relationship.

Dr. Daniels describes his experience working with Mount Zion Hospital's black community in San Francisco.

Dr. Rushakoff discusses getting started in medical practice, his army service and his views of the relationship between Mount Zion Hospital and the San Francisco Jewish community.

Dr. Abrahm discusses his experience of working at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and the changes that are taking place in medicine.

Dr. Reider discusses his research and practice at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, and his experience as an enlisted man during World War II.

Dr. Rosenman discusses his research and practice in San Francisco.

Dr. Mendle discusses his experiences in medical school, his years in private practice and his military service in Germany.

The collection consists of a photocopy of an original transcript of an oral history interview conducted by American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library historian Ronald Edmund Doel with geophysicist and Texas Instruments, Inc. founder Cecil Howard Green in Dallas,...

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

Dr. Sherman discusses Mount Zion Hospital's role as a teaching hospital.

Dr. Burstein provides anecdotes about John Sampson, M.D. , and discusses changes in medical practice at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Dr. Feldman discusses his interest in medical errors, his impressions of managed care, and Mount Zion Hospital's role as a "Jewish hospital."

Dr. Strauss discusses his experience of surgery practice at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

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

Dr. Kvitash discusses his medical education in the former Soviet Union, his decision to emigrate, and his experience in treating Russian emigre patients.

Miss Jennings discusses her nursing experience at St. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco, and at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, during the early 1900's.

Dr. Drew describes his virology research on drug resistance and cytomegalovirus, and his administrative involvement at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

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

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

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

The collection consists of tape recordings and transcripts of five oral history interviews with geophysicist Walter H. Munk conducted by Ronald Doel. The interviews were all held in La Jolla, California, January 8, 1997, September 16 and 17, 1997, and...

A series of sixteen interviews with engineers, attorneys, and a geologist who discuss the history of water resources development in California, the role of the Metropolitan Water District in bringing water to Southern California, and water problems facing the western...

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

A series of eighteen separate interviews with animators, cinematographers, directors, and others instrumental in the development of the motion picture in the United States.

Collection consists of transcribed oral history interviews documenting the leadership, programs, strategies, and ideals of the national Sierra Club as well as the club grassroots at the regional and chapter levels. The interviews feature various aspects of the club including...

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

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

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

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

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

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

This collection consists of 68 videorecorded interviews on VHS and Beta tapes conducted from 1992 to 1994 with residents of Orange County, California, who experienced the Holocaust.

Documentation of jail facilities, with emphasis on inadequacies.

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

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

The digital Orange County Public Library Local History Collection contains images documenting the history and development of the Orange County communities of Silverado and Laguna Beach, and surrounding areas, from 1891 to 1989. The Silverado and Silverado Canyon area images...

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

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

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

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

Relates to education in the Philippines.

"Autori che han trattato del Perti e fonti onde si sono attinte le sue notizie": p.31-32.

Diaries, writings, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to relief work in Latvia at the end of World War I.

Contains correspondence, membership lists, constitutions, programs, etc. A few photographs, mainly of modern dance in 1937, at end.

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

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

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

Includes indexes.

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

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

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

Beginning in 1935 the Office of the President issued a series of administrative regulations, known initially as 'Orders of the President,' and later as 'University regulations.' These volumes contain these regulations and their various revisions mainly through 1957, with a...

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

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

The collection contains papers presented at two meetings of the World Council of Churches. The first was a meeting held by the World Council of Churches, Department on the Cooperation of Men and Women in Church, Family, and Society, in...

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

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

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

The Photographs of Oregon, California, Idaho, and Other Western Scenes collection contains 310 items --293 stereographs, 7 cartes de visite, and 10 other mounted albumen prints --taken from 1857 to circa 1895. Most of the prints are the work of...

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

Dictations recorded in Klamath Co. for Hubert Howe Bancroft by John T. Fulkerson. Each item catalogued separately; search under title: Oregon Dictations for Klamath County, 1888.

Business ledger used by several different groups and individuals in various Oregon cities (1867-1888). Occidental Meat Market daybook (Portland, Or., 1867; Albany, Or., 1868; unspecified location, 1876) occupies pages 1-96, 336, 349-350, 355. Douglas County School District no. 50 (Cleveland,...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Papers of Leslie Orgel, chemist, molecular biologist and Senior Fellow and Research Professor at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, where he directs the Chemical Evolution Laboratory. Orgel's research interests include nucleic acid chemistry, molecular evolution, prebiotic chemistry, and problems...

Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-164)

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

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

Includes following poems: 1) Despedida 2) Poema dedicado al senor general de division don Porfirio Diaz... 3) Coro...ferrocarril Sur-- 4) Los Desheredados 5)La Reina del Tepeyac 6) Santa Teresa de Los Angeles 7) Don Fernando Foch 8) Matraca 9) A...

A volume containing several of William Makepeace Thackeray's preparatory sketches for illustrations of his novel Vanity Fair, along with several related items. Thackeray's daughter Anne Thackeray Ritchie owned these drawings until 1913, when she sold them to the American book...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Issued to H.B. Williams. With signature of George W. Simonton, Secretary. Feb. - June 1969, Vallejo, California. Printed by Bacon & Company, San Francisco.

In portfolio.

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

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

Materials for a college final exam, including three mimeogrpahed exam question sheets entitled "The Romantic Self," two sets of Orr's notes, and a sheet of notes authored and initialed by several people....

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

Chiefly personal correspondence with relatives and friends, concerning personal matters such as health, travel, death and friendship. The bulk of the correspondence is between Peck and Phoebe Apperson Hearst, who shares her feelings about her husband and son.

The collection consists of 298 photographs, 1878-1951 (bulk 1890-1915), collected by Orrin Peck, portraitist and landscape painter, and his sister Janet. Primarily portraits, the photographs depict friends and acquaintances (both identified and unidentified) of Orrin and Janet Peck, with particular...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The collection contains two volumes of material: 1. Study of land grant universities in the farm crisis: field notes; 2. Field notes from survey of California deans of agriculture. Other materials include copies of the survey instrument, a copy of...

These papers deal exclusively with Dr. Brown's professional life, consisting mainly of reprints and a few formal reports. They also contain many (crumbling) newspaper clippings on the Spanish American War, President McKinley, and considerable material on the Committee of One...

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

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

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

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

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

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

Four letters, two of which are partial and undated, describing Bennet's experience as a pioneer gold miner in Sacramento County. The first letter (4 p.), written from a mining camp on the North Fork of the Sacramento River, where he...

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

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

Papers concerning Caterpillar Tractor Company.

Correspondence concerning his research interests, social life, and publications, with emphasis on the period prior to publication of the Silver Kings.

Galley proofs for introduction to Frank Norris of the Waves.

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

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

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

Collaborative journal maintained by the residents of the lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender theme co-op student housing at the University of California, Berkeley.

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

The collection documents Osgood's civic activities, and includes correspondence, membership lists of the Lemon Grove Congregational Church, newspaper clippings, and miscellany.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mainly concerning family matters.

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

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

Collection consists primarily of radio and television scripts related to the career of writer and director Manning Ostroff. Radio scripts include The Eddie Cantor show (1944-49), Time to smile (1943-44), and Wednesday with you (1945). Television scripts include The Colgate...

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

Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, clippings, printed matter, memorabilia, and photographs, relating to Czechoslovak politics and diplomacy, and European diplomatic relations between the two world wars.

Writings, correspondence, reports, studies, curricular material, and printed matter, relating to education in the United States, and especially to social studies and international education.

The Otay Ranch Collection depicts the history of San Diego county through the administrative, economic, financial, employment and agricultural documents that describe the operations of this large east county ranch. Otay Ranch began as a Mexican land grant and ended...

An account of Daniel Bidwell, half brother of John Bidwell, who settled on Rancho Chico, Butte Co., in 1854, and his family and descendents, with genealogical information on the Bidwell and Reed families.

Relates to conditions in Florence during World War II.

The Harrison Gray Otis Album of California Scenes contains 23 photographic prints taken circa 1890-1910 by the photographer "Rafert." The album primarily features photographs of southern California locations, many of which are historically associated with Otis' involvement in the development...

Business papers and memorabilia

Letters from Otis L. Bridges to Mrs. E.E.P. Belton, concerning Bridges's daughter Alice.

Relates to the communist movement in Mongolia during the Russian Revolution.

Relates to forced labor camps under the communist regime in Bulgaria. Includes interviews with survivors of the camps. In Bulgarian with captions in English.

The collection is organized into four series: Personal papers, including correspondence focusing on Ottley's literary and political interests; Articles and speeches, comprised of approximately thirty typescripts; Publications, documenting all phases of the production of John A. Sutter, Jr.: statement regarding...

Alan Ottley was born in Vancouver, B.C. in 1909 but has been a resident of California since he was 13. He graduated from Santa Barbara High School and Santa Barbara State College and completed library school in Riverside. He worked...

v. 1: Notes for Latin grammar course given by Professor H. Osthoff (123 pages); v. 2: Notes on Old English from Prof. J. Zupitza's textbook (32 pages); v. 3: Notes on Old English grammar from Prof. Zupitza's course.

Includes complaint of Charles Lauff of Bolinas for non-payment for a horse, 1855; and bills and receipts relating to the settlement of his estate.

Letters sent to Smith, Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley, from various opponents concerning his views on the Vietnam War and President Nixon, among other topics. Also includes a notebook/journal concerning harassment...

Includes papers regarding Mormon doctrine (originals and typed transcripts), clippings and other printed materials, including publications of Church of Christ (Temple Lot), and a small amount of correspondece. Letters from Ben T. Short [1939]; from J.W. Musser with copies of...

Letters, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to Hungary during World War II and to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

The Oullahan Papers consist primarily of the correspondence, speeches and writings of Alexander C. Oullahan (1890-1930). Among his correspondents were: Grover Cleveland; James P. Phelan; William Gibbs McAdoo; Luther Burbank; and, Franklin D. Roosevelt. There are also letters between Oullahan...

Contains unpublished manuscript on the government of the 13 American British Colonies and the start of the United States.

Relates to the international geopolitical situation, the nature of communism, and Soviet-American relations. Narrated by Robert Morris. Produced by the New Hampshire Association for Freedom through Strength.

Photo album depicting life in a Russian Orthodox convent, located in San Francisco.

started on radio in 1948 and was successfully transferred to television beginning in 1952 (it ran on both media, with largely the same cast, for several months in 1952). The series ended in 1956. The program revolved around Connie...

This collection comprises a photograph album with 57 tipped-in black and white photographs documenting the building of the Zupp family pool in Van Nuys, California. The photographs (each approximately 9 x 9 cm) and accompanying handwritten captions document the process...

Views of Fairbanks and other Alaska scenes. Many show Eskimos and their sled dogs (including sled dog mail teams). Scenes of mining and boom towns are also present, including Dawson, Yukon Territory.

Maria Ouspenskaya (1876-1949) performed on Broadway and ran a New York acting school before going to Hollywood, California (1936). The collection consists of scripts, reviews, publicity material, and photographs related to Maria Ouspenskaya and her acting career, the Moscow Art...

This collection contains material relating to the GLBT history on the UCSC campus including files from GLBT Campus Concerns Committee, gay and lesbian student groups, UC domestic partner rights records, syllabi and readers for GLBT issues, interviews, class writings, media,...

Out of bondage originally published: New York: Devin-Adair, 1951 ; The final secret of Pearl Harbor originally published: New York: Devin-Adair, 1951.

All of the items in the collection were written by Irving Outcalt.

This collection contains color prints of Miller Outcault's experiments in photography and macrophotography.

Title supplied by cataloger.

The Paul Outerbridge papers document the American photographer’s artistic and professional life from his earliest art studies in 1915 through his varied career as an innovator in advertising photography, a pioneer in color photography, and a freelance writer. The archive...

This collection is comprised of Outfest's library of preview videocassettes and DVDs with titles ranging in dates from 1939 to 2007. The collection includes submitted films, accepted films, exhibition copies of films, excerpts of films, television programs, public service announcements,...

SEE ALSO AR 13-1, AR 91-73, AR 91-75, AR 91-14, AR 91-11, AR 91-13, AR 91-15.

Relates to King Ferdinand I of Bulgaria and to the Bulgarian general Nikola Ivanov.

Relates to the Russian Civil War in Siberia, 1918-1920. Includes translation.

Caption title.

"GCP/INT/788/JPN."

Journal of an overland journey, May 8 - August 27, 1851, from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Oregon (v. 1), and transcripts of 17 letters, relating mainly to family affairs and pioneer life at Lebanon and Salem, Oregon, written to friends...

Personal correspondence and business papers dealing with the development of overland mail service to the West, predominantly for the years preceding the establishment of the railroad....

Biographical sketch of Bela M. Hughes; letter, Feb. 9, 1902, from Frank A. Root to Nathan Stein, concerning publication of Overland stage to California (1891); letter, Dec. 28, 1902, from Nathan Stein to Dudley Evans, concerning the Pony Express and...

Record of journey from Kentucky to California with added note. Explanatory letter from her daughter, Mrs. Nannie S. Wills, bound in. Other copies available: typed transcript and carbon copy.

Various stories, some with photographs for illustrations, concerning early California, the West, particularly Idaho, and preparations for departure for the Klondike gold regions.

The rise and fall of one of the utopian colonies so popular toward the end of the nineteenth century, and the development of railroads in Mexico under Porfirio Díaz....

Promoting the Pacific City Colonization Company, a proposed colonization scheme with construction of a railroad in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, Mexico. Portion of a draft of a prospectus also included. With these: letter, Nov. 27, 1881, to the Senator from W. A....

Owen Bryant papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

Clippings, correspondence, pamphlets, manuscripts, plats, building plans, notes and directory information.

Writings, correspondence, clippings, notes, printed matter, and videotapes, relating to the German national socialist leader Otto Strasser, his break with Adolf Hitler in 1930, his oppositional political activities in Germany until 1933, his attempts to form a German anti-Nazi movement...

Publications, photographs, diaries, correspondence.

Papers of Maureen Owen, poet, editor, publisher and coordinator/director of the St. Mark's Poetry Project (1976-1980). The papers contain correspondence with colleagues, including Rebecca Brown, Bernadette Mayer, Susan Howe, and Ron Padgett; poetry manuscripts and drafts; production materials for published...

Legal briefs and decisions, transcripts of testimony, notes, and photographs, relating to the trial of Japanese military personnel for atrocities in the Philippines during World War II.

Includes two letters from Hollister, California, 1869, written as agent for a stage line.

Books, clippings, correspondence, promotional material, and programs illustrating Owens' writing diversity.

Collection consists of Materials Relating to the Credentials Committee of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, at which Trudy Owens was a member. Includes briefs of certifications, contests, challenges, press releases, and ephemera....

Newspaper clippings, pamphlets, broadside, articles and government documents about water supply in the Owens River Valley.This collection contains newspaper clippings, pamphlets, broadside, articles and government documents about water supply in the Owens River Valley.

The Owens Valley Radio Observatory (OVRO) began operations in 1958 with the commissioning of two 90-foot radio telescopes built by Caltech. It was originally built to study radio galaxies, but is now used to look at the sun's magnetic field....

This collection represents California's 28th Senatorial District Senator, Joe Riley's personal file (1925-1938) regarding the "Inyo County Matter," also referred to as the "Owens Valley Water Wars." Included are letters, telegrams, memos, proposals, property appraisal data, contracts, options, offers, counter-offers,...

Phonotape sound recordings of interviews of German women from a variety of societal backgrounds, relating to their experiences and recollections of life in Germany during the Nazi period. Used as research material for the book by Alison Owings, Frauen: German...

Collection contains correspondence, speeches, articles, and files related to Margaret Owings' work in environmental conservation and wildlife preservation. She was particularly concerned with mountain lions, sea otters, sea lions, California redwoods, and parks and wildlife in Africa. Owings was...

Minute book, l v. (Mar.16-Dec.27, 1880), kept by Frank C. Radcliffe and W.M. Bowers, secretaries. Also included: copy of rules, lists of members and honorary members. A few clippings re club functions pasted in. With this, papers re resignation of...

Entries, Jan. 13-Mar. 15, 1895, by Frank M. Hunt; entries, Jan. 28, 1897-Feb. 17, 1899, by Simon Harris. A few accounts also.

Concerns assays, meat, mutton, hearts and tongue, stocks, correspondence, plans, land tenure and stationery. Items in this collection are cataloged individually and can be searched under title: Owyhee County Mining Miscellany.

Concerns voyages to the Pacific coast, land tenure, commerce, hotels, estate management, sheep, accounts, and dams.

Letters from the Nevada Transportation Company, Winnemucca, Nevada, 1871-1872, to W.D. Walbridge, Superintendent, or J.L. Gardiner, Secretary, pertaining to freight carriage between Silver City and Winnemucca. Also, receipts, invoices, bank statements, and checks, 1869-1872; and letters between E.M. Farnham and...

Oxnard Public Library's photograph collection includes images of historical interest to the City of Oxnard and surrounding areas. Images, dating from the late 1800's to 2001, document business, agriculture, residential, special events, people and places of interest in Oxnard and...

Relates to the Bermondt-Avalov campaign in Riga in 1919 during the Russian Civil War. Photocopy.