Contains correspondence written by Kruger to his wife, while he was traveling to Calif. from Illinois and working at Lawrence Labs in Berkeley, and his wife was visiting family in Berlin, Germany. Describes his work on the cyclotron, his colleges...

Contains 25 certified deeds recording the sale of land in Tuolumne County, Calif., in Townships 4, 5 and 6, to P.A. Ducey and Peter McArthur, from landowners who mostly resided in the San Francisco Bay Area. Also includes two ms....

Day-by-day summary of war news as reported in the Hague newspaper De Residentiebode.

Memoirs, thesis, other writings, and printed matter, relating to the career and murder of Hans Paasche, social conditions in Germany during the Weimar and Nazi periods, German émigré life in Japan and the United States, and positions of the Communist...

Two leters. His views on Emiliano Zapata with related notes.

Letters in Tarascan written to Velásquez by Jacobo García Luis (Federal Preparatory School, Coyoacán, Nov. 12, 1941) and Máximo Lathrop (Paracho, Michoacán, Feb. 6, 1942), dealing with politico-educational matters and transmittal of religious works; with translations into Spanish provided by...

Mainly official letters from F.M. Calleja, Viceroy of Mexico, to Sola, Governor of Alta California. In Spanish.

Notes, news dispatches, reports, clippings, other printed matter, and a video tape, relating to guerrilla warfare and civil rights in El Salvador.

Irene Greene Dwen Andrews Pace (1892- ) was an author. Her publications include (1936), (1940), and (with Edmund Andrews, 1944). The collection consists of two scrapbooks, a diary, a commonplace book, correspondence, three literary productions, and typescripts of an article...

Relates to President Warren G. Harding of the U.S. Delivered at a memorial service in Rio de Janeiro after the death of W. G. Harding.

Collection contains organization, program, and resource files; photographs; audiotapes; videotapes; and computer disks.

The PACRAO Records consist of: histories; constitutions and by-laws; budgets; correspondence; rosters; minutes; workshop and convention programs and proceedings; and, newsletters of the Pacific Coast Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers (1923-). Additions to this collection are anticipated....

The Records of the Pacific Car Demurrage Bureau contains only records associated with business transactions including: receipted vouchers, payrolls, register of vouchers, cashbooks, time books, journals, and ledgers. Most of these are pasted into ledger books, which are old (dates...

Includes letters addressed to Peter Gulbrandsen and Howard Brinton; completed questionnaires re proposed organization and summary of replies; lists of potential members.

Proceedings of the 10th-13th annual meetings.

Concerns borax mines in Death Valley and Teel's Marsh, Nevada.

The Pacific Coast Committee on American Principles and Fair Play Records date from 1940 to 1951, and relate to the evacuation, internment, and relocation of Japanese-Americans during World War II. The collection consists of a variety of materials, including correspondence,...

Contains examples of daily diaries distributed by various booksellers and stationiers on the west coast, including A.L. Bancroft & Company.

The Pacific Coast League was formed in 1903 and consisted of baseball teams in California, Oregon, and Washington. After major league baseball came to California in 1958 (and after major league games began to be televised), the Pacific Coast League...

Part typewritten, part manuscript.

v. 1: By-laws, May 1907; v. 2: Minute Book, including copy of articles of incorporation, 1903-1929; v. 3: Journal, 1906-1929; v. 4: Stock ledger and journal, 1907-1929; v. 5: Ledger, 1906-1929; v. 6: Miscellaneous loose material removed from preceding volumes.

This collection contains financial documents, journals, legal documents, and business records of the Alaska Coast Company, Alaska Pacific Steamship Company, American Mail Steamship Company, Miscellaneous companies, Pacific Coast Steamship Company, Pacific Alaska Navigation Company, and Pacific Steamship Company from 1866-1942.

Receipts for cargo shipped out of San Francisco for Portland from various individuals or firms including the following: P.C. Dart, John S. Kinkel, Giant Powder Co., Souther & Co., R. Patrick & Co., C.K. Hawkes, Pacific Rolling Mill Co., L.H....

Photographs of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange in Los Angeles, Calif., depicting the introduciton of new International Rectifier ticker machines and that company's stock certificate. Also depicts facilities of the curb trading room.

SEE ALSO MSS 89-70, MSS 90-9, MSS 91-108, MSS 92-59.

SEE ALSO MSS 64-3, MSS 89-70, MSS 91-108, MSS 92-59.

SEE ALSO MSS 64-3, MSS 89-70, MSS 90-9, MSS 91-108.

SEE ALSO MSS 64-3, MSS 89-70, MSS 90-9, MSS 92-59.

SEE ALSO MSS 64-3, MSS 90-9, MSS 91-108, MSS 92-59.

The full Pacific Coast Theological Society Papers collection, of which these papers form a part, includes papers presented at the meetings since 1939. Box 1 contains an incomplete run of meeting programs, a list of paper titles 1939-1999, and short...

The full Pacific Coast Theological Society papers collection, of which these papers form a part, includes papers presented at the meetings since 1939. Box 1 contains an incomplete run of meeting programs, a list of paper titles 1939-1999, and short...

Consists of office files from two collaborating organizations serving U.S. military service personnel primarily in the Bay Area and Asia during and after the Vietnam War. Includes organizational history, correspondence and reports from projects and offices in Asia and West...

Photographs depict trains, trainyards and stations of various railroad companies, especially Pacific Electric Railway and Central Pacific Railroad. Other companies include Atlanta and West Point Railroad (in view of roundhouse in Atlanta, Ga. showing evidence of city's devastation during U.S....

The collection consists of 3396 black and white photographs (many with corresponding original and copy negatives), 116 unprinted glass plate negatives, memos, correspondence, press releases, and notes related to the Pacific Electric Railway, ca. 1870s-1950s. The collection provides a comprehensive...

Relates to World War II naval operations in the Pacific Theater. Issued from Pacific Fleet advance headquarters, Guam, January-August 1945.

A preliminary finding aid has been prepared. The finding aid will be expanded to include unprocessed material. This material has been arranged in the following series:...

Correspondence and motion pictures concerning the appearances of Edmund G. Brown and Thomas H. Kuchel on the Politics 1962 series sponsored jointly by the P.G. and E. and Pacific Service Employees Association. The correspondence is by A. Ruric Todd and...

Sound recordings and motion picture film of a series of political education programs, featuring campaign presentations by candidates for election to major state political offices in California.

Materials in the collection date from 1927-1940, the bulk falling between the years 1933-1939. Included are correspondence, minutes, drafts, reports, statistics, bills, receipts, contracts, clippings, press releases, various lists, organizational papers, announcements, memos, printed brochures, legal papers, itineraries, notes, photos,...

:1 Berkeley plant -- :2 Honolulu plant.

Chiefly financial records for Homewood Terrace, including receipt books, ledgers, children's payment records, ledgers for income property, and state aid applications, along with some admissions records. Records for the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum consist of state aid applications (1911-1912) and...

This is a single item collection constituted by the Pacific Improvement Co. Payroll Book for 1883. The books does not duplicate any information in the related Pacific Improvement Co. Collections (JL001 and JL017). The ledger shows the actual rates of...

Contains business records of the Pacific Improvement Company and its subsidiaries. Includes business and legal documents, correspondence, reports, minutes, deeds, annual reports, maps, and blurprints. Contains materials related to the Monterey Peninsula and its development. Business areas covered include land...

The collection is made up of approximately fifty percent loose material and fifty percent bound volumes (percentage estimated in shelf space). The loose material consists of documents, both routine business and legal, correspondence, reports, minutes, various types of financial business,...

Hoisting works for deep mines -- wire rope tramway dumping rig -- roasting and lixiviating mill -- copper smelting plant.

Relates to the condition of American prisoners of war held in Japanese prison camps during World War II. Includes issues of the Pacific Island Employees Foundation Bulletin, 1942-1945, and a few issues of the Pac-POW Bulletin, 1945-1947.

Correspondence files, arranged alphabetically by correspondent, to and from Stuart Inder, the editor of the Pacific Islands Monthly. Microfilm prepared by Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, Australian National University. [PMB 998] (One reel is numbered 7-A, which results in disagreement between number...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Journal (Jan. 14-Feb. 4, 1883) kept by an agent of the Company, covering part of a trip to collect data concerning business possibilities along the Gulf of Mexico; written aboard the Colima and the Sonora in the Bay of Mazatlan...

From William H. Aspinwall and Samuel W. Comstock; relating to Robinson's service as agent for the company on the California coast.

Contents: Ledger, 1878-1880, of accounts of personnel on various ships; bills for the steamship Constitution, and miscellaneous papers.

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

Receipts, payrolls, accounts, and other records for various mills operated by the company, including Bacon, Brunswick, California Mill, Eagle Salt Works, Hoosier State Mill Co., Kelsey, Mariposa, Morgan, Nevada Mill, North End, Occidental, Omega, Ophir, Trench and Woodworth mills.

The collection consists of maps, photographs, and descriptive text on various buildings in Orange County, California, primarily public institutions. The Pacific National Fire Insurance Company in Santa Ana, California produced these records between 1942 and 1951 for insurance purposes. The...

Some of the publications issued under a variant form of its name: Pacific Ocean School of Social Studies.

Organizational and legal records of the Pacific Palisades Property Owners Association (PPPOA), including maps, drawings, plans, photographs, and audio recordings that were created and/or collected by its directors. The documents collected by PPPOA are from various sources, including Los Angeles...

Collection consists of photographs of the US taken by members of the Pacific Photo Club....

This collection pertains to the history of the Pacific Slope from 1832 until 1953. Included are notes, manuscripts, and typescripts on the founding and development of the California Mission system; letters, legal documents, and manuscripts dealing with early land claims,...

This collection has three series: scrapbooks on San Francisco and California, Pacific Slope History scrapbooks, and Pacific Slope pamphlets. Volumes in the first series contain clippings from 1855 to 1894 pertaining to political and civic issues, railroads, and the general...

Account book, removed from W.A. Carter Papers, "of all Expences on Repairs of Line west of Laramie. D.T.," October, 1865-April, 1866.

Copies of letters, orders and related material, kept chiefly by I.C. Cassasa, division accountant.

Relates to the theme of "The German Search for Role and Identity," including consideration of political, social and economic aspects of both East and West Germany.

Documents on Pacifica Foundation, with emphasis on KPFA-FM in Berkeley, California. Primarily printed articles about KPFA, programming schedules, information flyers and publicity materials....

Volume contains photocopies of papers selected from KPFA, Berkeley, files, by Vera S. Hopkins, retired staff member, to document the founding, development and problems of listener sponsored radio, 1946-1984. Emphasis on early history and on KPFA. Table of contents included....

Collection consists of mimeographed and printed newsletters, journal issues, brochures, programs, announcements, correspondence, meeting minutes, and ephemera....

Letters exchanged between members of the Packard family and members of the Markar Gouzigian family, and letters from others received by both families, relating to the immigration of Armenian refugees to the United States. Includes letters from an Armenian serving...

Writings, correspondence, notes, interview transcripts and sound recordings, and printed matter, relating to economic development and dependency theory, American foreign aid, and political and economic development in Brazil.

Title from portfolio.

Portfolio cover title: Consulado de la Republica Dominicana.

[1] Map of the United States Territory of Oregon, 1838.--[2-3] The argus, v. 1, no. 1 (Mar. 1885) and v. 1, no. 49 (Apr. 30, 1886).--[4] Rogue River Valley, Southern Oregon, issued by Josephine County (1887).--[5] Grants Pass Courier (Apr....

Three field workers pack stacks of pineapples into crates as a supervisor looks on. An elevated plank walk or irrigation flume cuts across the field. The view of San Francisco's Palace Hotel court is taken from the corner of the...

Ana Bégué de Packman (1882-1973) served as Secretary of the Historical Society of Southern California from the 1930s through the 1950s. The collection consists of Packman's photographs, newspaper articles, manuscripts, genealogies, maps, ephemera, and correspondence pertaining to the history of...

The Paden papers consist of notes, research materials, and portions of the drafts of her three books. They are contained in seven manuscript boxes (3 linear ft.), the first four of which contain 18 ringbinders of notes, quotations, and transcripts...

Reports, correspondence, press releases, financial records, printed matter, and photographs, relating to relief activities carried on by the Fund and by the Paderewski Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Ron Padgett (1942- ) was a poetry workshop instructor at St. Mark's-in-the-Bowery, New York City (1968-69), poet in various New York City Poets in the Schools programs (1969-76), writer in the community, South Carolina Arts Commission (1976-78), director of St....

Mimeograph typescript with holograph title page....

Anagram Bookshop storefront and interiors, Paul Pagette in his bookstore, and Baltimore bookbinder Irving Paxton at work.

Census tables and reports for Valle de la Ciénega de los Olivos, 1786; for the Corps of Dragoons in the jurisdiction of Chihuahua, 1787; for the parish of San Francisco Javier de Satebó and the mission of Santiago de Bobonoyaba,...

Martha Padve was involved in the Southern California art community as a trustee of the Pasadena Art Museum (1967-74), co-chairman for the building fund for the Norton Simon Museum of Art (1968-70), chairman of the Pasadena Planning Commission (1973-81), developer...

This collection comprises the personal papers of Martha Padve, a former resident of Crystal Cove, California and member of the Crystal Cove Residents' Association Executive Committee. The collection includes correspondence, reports and proposals, leases, financial records, newsletters, memoranda, clippings, photographs,...

Chiefly carbon copies of letters sent. A few letters received, reports and organizational papers included.

Includes notices of protest for non-payment of notes, signed by H.H. Haight, E.V. Joice and Frank Turk, 1851-1855; draft and renewal of partnership, 1854-1855; power of attorney from Charles Dana; power of attorney to David Hoadley; judgment in case Stanford...

Includes early checks, bills of exchange and deposit receipts, mainly from their San Francisco office.

Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, and miscellanea, relating to the work of the U.S. Shipping Board in regulating shipping rates and practices, allocation of ships, recruitment of seamen, and claims for insurance. Includes correspondence with Edward N. Hurley and Joseph...

Donald William Page, born in on October 12, 1884, spent much of his career in Mexico, Ecuador, Spain, Portugal, and other countries. During World War I, he served as a captain in the United States Army Corps of Engineers and...

The papers relating to Albert Abrams, M.D. include correspondence, photographs, pamphlets, manuscript drafts, original envelopes of Albert Abrams' diagnoses, photocopies of draft manuscript House of Miracles, fictionalized biography of Albert Abrams, M.D. by Dr. Page. Gift of Dr. Page, received...

Relates to the death of Lord Horatio Herbert Kitchener, British general and secretary of state for war. Clippings from British newspapers and periodicals.

Two holograph letters written to his wife regarding camp life and requesting that she write about how the crops are doing.

Writings, printed matter, and photocopies of United States Department of State documents released under the Freedom of Information Act, relating to Juan Perón, the Peronist political movement in Argentina, and relations between the United States and Argentina. Used as research...

Correspondence, committee meeting minutes, news clippings, flyers, photographs, blue prints, and publications....

Video- and audiotapes of a conference on innovative writing by American women. Organized by Fanny Howe and Rae Armantrout, the conference took place on March 5-6, 1999 at UCSD. The audiotapes include the entire conference proceedings, including poetry readings by...

Page proofs of Lienhard's "Californien unmittelbar vor und nach der Entdeckung des Goldes" with annotations and corrections in his hand, evidently not incorporated into any later editions or translations (folder 1), and photocopies of Lienhard family correspondence relating to Lienhard...

Interview transcript, personnel records, and photographs, relating to the Israeli naval and air attack on the American naval intelligence ship Liberty on 8 June 1967.

Copies of orders and court martial records, written at various headquarters points, principally Mexico and the mouth of the Rio Grande in Texas. Signed by 2nd Lieut. Daniel M. Beltzhoover.

The Paget-Fredericks Dance Collection contains roughly 2,000 original drawings, paintings, photographs and pieces of memorabilia that date from ca. 1913 to ca. 1945. The collection is arranged by subject and format into sixteen groups, numbered 1964.009 to 1964.024. Various media...

Chiefly pen and ink illustrations for children's stories by Paget-Fredericks, along with ephemera, annotations, and typed notes with biographical information and quotations from reviews of the artist's work. Also includes a printed promotional poster for the San Francisco Players' Guild's...

The Joseph Rous Paget-Fredericks Papers consist primarily of materials relating to his extensive involvement in the art and dance world of the 1920s and 1930s. Although the collection extends from 1893-1963, the bulk of materials date from 1924 to 1962,...

The Pai Hsien-Yung Collection was donated by the author to the UCSB Department of Special Collections in 1997. It includes an extensive assortment of printed works, literary manuscripts and other material relating to his novels and short stories as well...

Writings, correspondence, interview sound recordings and transcripts, notes, photocopies of government and other documents, and printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in France in the interwar period, during World War II, and in the postwar period, and...

Consists of incoming correspondence from Miriam Patchen, painted books, signed and unsigned books, and miscellany printed ephemera produced by poet-novelist Kenneth Patchen.

Over 400 pamphlets on paint and varnish materials and procedures.

This collection contains four India ink drawings from tracings made of the original pictographs found on the formation known as the Painted Rock (La Piedra Pintada; also called the Carisa Rock), located on the Carrizo Plain in eastern San Luis...

The Charlotte Painter papers, including manuscripts, reviews of her books and correspondence, are arranged around the publication of her major works, preserving her own organization. A bibliography of Painter's work has been included at the beginning of this guide. An...

Some photographs show paintings and pastel portraits done by H. Salz. Other views include Salz' home on Clay Street, San Francisco; friends of Salz, family photographs, and photographs of Ralph Stackpole.

Primarily California landscapes and a few portraits. Includes 2 photographs of oil paintings by Pond.

Paintings are very colorful, in most cases fully populated, with one or more inhuman, mythical, or imaginary creatures.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Permit documents, reports, legal documents, and correspondence related to the proposed development of the last portion of the Pajaro Dunes Development in Santa Cruz County by the Triad company. Includes documents of the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission.

Relates to education in Pakistan.

Collection consists of material related to career of animator producer director George Pal. Includes correspondence, script materials, photographs, audio recordings, publicity material, clippings, and research and development materials. Contains material representing Pal's produced films, animated shorts, and unproduced projects. Includes...

Palace Hotel card contains a mounted photoprint of a drawing of the hotel exterior, with letterpress advertising text. The diminutive scale of pedestrians and steet traffic emphasizes the building's size. The carte de visite portrait on verso is of Taliesin...

:1 Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. -- :2 Palace Hotel, San Francisco Cal. (variant with several figures on corner) -- :3 Nob Hill from Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, Cal. (No. 117)

Contains daily schedules and reservations, and employee time sheets. The daily schedules and reservations detail banquets, meetings, weddings, parties and also the first meetings of the United Nations in 1945. Details include menus and seating charts. There are also daily...

Contains daily schedules and reservations, and employee time sheets. The daily schedules and reservations detail banquets, meetings, weddings, parties and also the first meetings of the United Nations in 1945. Details include menus and seating charts. There are also daily...

Views of a trip to Hetch Hetchy, Yosemite, Mono Lake, Mariposa Big Trees and other areas in the Sierra Nevada. Photos depict roadside scenery, men in camps, horses, hiking, etc.

Holograph letter conferring power upon Blancarte to advance acquisition of the title to the lands of the Mision de santa Catarina in Baja California in the name of Plalacio....

Relates to the Russian Revolution and Civil War. Memoirs published.

Correspondence, reports, and memoranda, relating to Russian refugees in Yugoslavia after the Russian Revolution and Civil War and the Board of the Government Plenipotentiary for the Settlement of Russian Refugees in Yugoslavia

Relates to the organization and activities of Palestine liberation and resistance movements in the Middle East, 1947-1970. Photocopy.

Relates to Russian prisoners in German prison camps during World War II, and to the Russkaia Osvoboditel'naia Armiia.

Memoirs, entitled Perezhitoe, 1916-1918 (1918), and Zapiski Generala F. Palitsyna (1921), relating to Russian military activities during World War I, and to White Russian military activities during the Russian Civil War.

32 letters written to Alice F. (Mrs. John) Daggett of northern California between 1871 and 1924. Includes other correspondence, clippings, pen and ink art originals on paper, "Address to the Citizens of East Quogue, Long Island, New York," and "The...

The collection contains correspondence and memorabilia of the Palmer Family. The correspondence, written during the mid to late nineteenth century, discusses the Civil War and family matters in Ohio and South Carolina. Transcriptions of most of the letters are also...

Henry Austin Palmer came to California in 1862 and was employed in a banking and assay office in Folsom until 1864, and then spent a year in assaying in Michigan Bluff. He became the first cashier of the Union National...

Relates to conditions in civilian internment camps in the Japanese-occupied Philippines during World War II. Includes computer disk version.

Collection of photographs, postcards, and newspaper clippings presumably surrounding Nannie Palmer's visit to Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Palmer in Salt Lake City. The postcards are of buildings and landscapes in Salt Lake City and outside environs. The photographs are of...

Death Valley (Calif.), The Jayhawker Party of '49, Antelope, Owens and San Joaquin Valleys

Albums of photographs from 1889 to 1951 showing the cultivation of palm varieties and palm diseases. Part of the archival group Agricultural, Botanical and Natural Sciences.

Album documents earliest years of Charles Mumaw Cross, the son of an engineer affiliated with Stanford University. Photographs depict Cross, his Palo Alto neighborhood, the Stanford campus, the Panama Canal Zone during construction of the Canal, and the Kerto (Kern...

The collection consists of one 16mm reel of microfilm containing meeting minutes, correspondence, press releases, and clippings.

Interior and exterior views of Palomar Observatory and telescope, including an aerial view of the region.

Sent with copy of his book, Los Cristeros del Volcán de Colima. Refers to the visit of the Kennedys to Mexico, and discusses the problems of the church in Mexico, and U.S. policies in regard to these problems. With this:...

The contents of the Ernesto R. Palomino Papers reflect the development of a Chicano artist from his 1950s era beginnings as a Mexican American youth through his active participation in the Chicano cultural movement of the 1970s and 1980s. The...

Palos Verdes Library District's photograph collection includes images of historical interest to the Palos Verdes Peninsula and surrounding Los Angeles County area. Images document schools, churches, lighthouses, residential, and public buildings. Famous locations include Wayfarer's Chapel, La Venta Inn, Marine...

Reports, studies, statistics, minutes, agenda, charts, correspondence, and memoranda, relating to law enforcement and administration of criminal justice in California during the gubernatorial administration of Ronald Reagan (1967-1974).

Contains information on publicity for the disabled including guidelines, publicity packets and clippings. Subjects include education on understanding handicaps and the disabled in the Arts.

Collection of newspaper articles, leaflets and other ephemera on Japanese Americans in California.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Collection consists of hundreds of pamphlet maps of various places around the world.

Desaive. De l'organisation de l'agriculture en Belgique.--Kickx, J. Description d'une nouvelle espèce fluviatile du genre mytilus.--Fournier de Saint-Martin. Du tableau historique ... des Pays-Bas.--Substances.--Mareska, J. Travail et condition physique ... des ouvriers ... à Gand.--Cendre fertilisante.--Barton, John. Géographie des plantes.--Muller,...

A Bancroft Library factitious collection.

Binder's title.

Bancroft Library factitious collection.

Binder's title.

BANC; xF1215.P19: For individual titles, see xF1215.P19 nos. 1-14

Vols. 1-6 are from the collection assembled by Horace Davis; v. 7-72 from the Cowan collection.

A Bancroft Library factitious collection.

A factitious collection of pamphlets, reprints, flyers, memoranda, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, etc., detailing the University of California's activities during World War I, 1914-1918.

A Bancroft Library factitious collection.

The papers of the Pan American Society (1928-1965) consist of correspondence, financial and membership records, publicity, photographs, educational materials and memorabilia....

Reports, declarations, resolutions, speeches, and leaflets, relating to the Pan-African movement, colonialism, and worldwide diaspora of Africans. Includes printed matter about the congress, collected by Alma Robinson and Charles Ogletree.

Photograph album, apparently of a family's 1926 travels, containing 250+ black/white snapshots of various locations - Panama Canal, Texas, New Mexico, Grand Canyon, and Europe. Includes shots of ships and locks (Panama Canal); Elliott family and oil wells (Brady, Texas);...

The collection contains 77 picture postcards, most in color with printed captions, ca. 1908-1910. Included are images of Gatun Locks, Culebra Cut, Miraflores Locks, Pedro Miguel Locks, Cristobal, Ancon Hospital, Empire Bridge, Panama City, Naos Island, and the Pacific Coast...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Snapshots of the P.P.I.E. grounds, and views of scenery and camp life in Yosemite. Includes photos of a group of young men and women on hikes, in camp, taking photographs, riding a motorcycle, etc.

Chiefly panoramic or birdseye views of the expostion grounds and of crowds or organized groups attending special events or dedicated days of the exposition. Many such days are focused upon organized professional or trade groups or upon visiting individuals....

The Panama Pacific International Exposition Records consist of the official records from the offices of the world's fair held in San Francisco, California in 1915. The bulk of the records range in date from 1911, when San Francisco was...

San Francisco hosted the Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915. Officials from the Exposition printed postcards for the tourists who visited the Exposition. Because San Francisco suffered a major earthquake in 1906; and the earthquake destroyed many buildings, the postcards...

Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, election campaign literature, bulletins, reports, and studies, relating primarily to political conditions and elections in Panama, the Panama Canal, relations between Panama and the United States, and the American invasion of Panama in 1989.

The Photographs of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition collection contains 31 photographic prints of the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition taken by the Cardinell-Vincent Company, the official photographers of the Exposition. Attractions of the Exposition featured in the collection include the Palace...

The Views of the Panama Pacific International Exposition albums contain 462 photographic prints taken by William Hood of the Cardinell-Vincent Company, the official photographers of the Exposition. The albums document in great detail the structures and grounds of the Panama-Pacific...

Drawings principally for the utility systems of the following structures: California Building (Thomas H. Burditt and George W. Kelham); Court of the Four Seasons (Henry Bacon); Festival Hall (Robert David Farquhar); Fine Arts Building (Bernard R. Maybeck); Horticulture Building (Bakewell...

Chiefly reports documenting the planning, construction, architecture, and finances of the 1915 Exposition. Includes labor contracts; budget estimates for building materials, sculptures, and other costs; and a few legal documents, blueprints, and maps. Also includes ephemera, bibliographies, and reports concerning...

Views show the construction of various buildings used for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, Calif.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Contains 36 photographs of the Pan-American Exposition, including candid snapshots of the Midway and various concessionaires, street views of the Exposition, and prominent buildings, including the Electric Tower. The photographer is unknown. Also included are two souvenir books: and ,...

Minutes of meetings, memoranda, declarations, and press releases, relating to interruption of South American commerce by belligerents during World War I.

The Pandora Rose Environmental Activism Collection documents the work of the Mountain Defense League (MDL) for its three decade existence, and Pandora Rose's work as president of the MDL from 2003 to 2008. The majority of the collection consists of...

Relates to the assassination of the Nazi official R. Heydrich in Prague in 1942, and to the subsequent German investigation. Original memoir written in 1959. Photocopy.

A single black-and-white postcard captioned "Panorama (north from Call Building), San Francisco, Cal."

Title supplied by cataloger.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Title from printed captions.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Collection consists of panoramic postcards, primarily from California. Also includes cards from the United States, Italy, Canada, Hong Kong and Panama. ...

Taken sometime during the last decade of the nineteenth century?...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Collection consists of black and white panoramic photographs; subject matter is mostly California and the Western United States.

:1 No. 51 Business District of San Francisco [prior to the earthquake, probably taken from the roof of Shreve & Co., at Grant and Post Streets] :2 The Burning city - San Francisco. 10 a.m. April 18,1906 [taken from the...

Views of the towns or vicinities of Miami (Arizona?), Oatman (Arizona), Kelvin, Metcalf, Morenci (Arizona?) and unidentified locales. All appear to be Southwestern arid landscapes, and they were photographed by Los Angeles-based photographers.

In portfolio.

Clippings, flyers, and photographs, relating to the Russian Art Grand Opera Company.

Correspondence, writings, reports, military documents, personnel lists, maps, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Russian participation in World War I, the Russian Revolution, and activities of His Majesty's 1st Rifle Household Troops Regiment during this period and subsequently in emigration.

Correspondence, financial papers, and legal documents regarding patent rights to pantothenic acid and beta-alanine invented jointly by Thomas Jukes, Sidney H. Babcock, Jr., and Bernard R. Baker under the auspices of the University of California.

The collection consists of Professor Constantine Panuzio's collection of printed materials such as articles, clippings, newsletters, pamphlets and reports relating to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

Writings, letters, clippings, biographies, and booklists, relating to Italian politics, fascism, church and state relations, anti-Semitism and racism, and to Benito Mussolini.

Collection documents the Italian businessman's activities in collecting works by some of the seminal American artists involved with abstract expressionist, pop, minimal, conceptual, environmental, and light and space art. The archive contains material dating from 1956, when Panza began collecting....

Letters and invoices (1929-1931) written or directed to Alwyn J. Scheuer. The letters concern orders for illustrations, prices, and shipping. The collection also includes 194 drawings by Papé, illustrations for seven works published between 1921 and 1930....

A collection of eighteen original proclamations, letters, and other official papers of the Spanish and Mexican Governors of California between 1804 and 1846.

Letter to the Ayuntamiento of San Buenaventura, August 29, 1820, and proclamation, September 9, 1820, of a royal decree dated April 22, 1820, concerning rights and privileges of the Indians.

Collection of pamphlets and serials.

Binder's title.

Copies of letters, reports, decrees, and miscellaneous papers relating principally to ecclesiastical affairs, compiled by González del Campillo, including material composed by him either as Bishop of Puebla or in an earlier subordinate capacity. Written for the most part in...

A poetical miscellany, all authors anonymous; assembled and transcribed by Vara.

Collection of Portuguese printed documents.

A collection of 15 pamphlets with numbering supplied by The Bancroft Library.

Correspondence, speech transcripts, and photographs, relating to German politics, requests of office-seekers, and the last will of President Paul von Hindenburg. Includes letters to Major General Paul X. Kelley, United States Marine Corps.

Two stock certificates issued to Mrs. C.A. Bramlett; letters concerning the company from the California Dept. of State, July-Nov., 1907. One signed by John Hoesch for C.F. Curry, Secretary of State; the other by Lew A. Norton, License Superintendent.

Letters from Ora Oak to Joseph C. Rowell, Henry Morse Stephens and others; receipt for the volume from the Bancroft Library; letter from Everett L. Perry; printed propectus and table of contents included.

Andrew Schiffrin;

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Include papers on the following: William C. Bryant, James F. Cooper, Richard H. Dana, Jr.; Ralph W. Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Sophia P. Hawthorne, Oliver W. Holmes, Henry W. Longfellow, Herman Melville, William H. Prescott, Harriet B. Stowe and Walt Whitman....

Prepared by students in UC School of Librarianship courses in the history of the book and history of printing.

Includes bibliographical references.

Includes bibliographical references

Papers obtained by H.H. Bancroft for his History of California, documenting the capture and occupation of Sonoma in 1846, M.G. Vallejo's imprisonment, and events leading to his release.

They relate mainly to the Donner Party, McKinstry's work as sheriff for the Sacramento District, estimates of the whites and Indians in the Sacramento Valley, and early steamboats on the Sacramento River. Included also is a pay roll of the...

Includes papers on Jack London, Gelett Burgess, Mary Austin, Upton Sinclair, Bret Harte, Ambrose Bierce, Robinson Jeffers, Gertrude Atherton.

An appeal from Superior Court, San Francisco, involving title to a number of 50-vara lots levied upon and sold by the sheriff under judgement in suit, Jesse D. Carr vs. the City (cf. 15 Calif. Reports 530)

Contents: Draft of brief for the United States in U.S. Land Commission Case no. 110, and typed transcript of deposition of James Alexander Forbes in the same (the later copied form records in the U.S. District Court, San Francisco)

Photocopy of original California Land Grant documents now in the National Archives.

Include photocopy of original California land grant documents now in the National Archives; transcripts of documents from U.S. Land Commission and District Court cases; abstract of title, 1887; and documents pertaining to later litigation, with related material.

Include copies of true bills and transcripts of testimony before the grand jury.

Include letters from bookdealers Constance Spencer and Ben Abramson (Argus Books Inc.). Enclosure to letter (6 June 1951) from Constance Spencer: letter to her from F.B. Adams, Jr. re Alexander's Bridge, 28 May 1951.

Discusses the controversy about who built the first house in Yerba Buena.

Signed originals, copies, and drafts relating to Baja California in 1847 and primarily to the war between Mexico and the United States. Deal with military needs and maneuvers, war-time legislation, the meritorious conduct of various officers, the treachery of Francisco...

A few autobiographical sketches collected by Mrs. Wolfe; research notes; transcripts of letters, diaries, and articles; occassional correspondence with families of pioneers, etc. Include material relating to the following people - John Marsh, Kimball family, John Muir, George C. Yount,...

Diplomas, military commissions, clippings (including obituaries), memorial tributes, and other papers.

Tracings from the following original documents: petition, 1846, by Pico, with map, certified by John C. Hays, Surveyor General of the U.S. for California, and copy of grant by Pio Pico, July 11, 1846.

Includes letters written to Buckham, mainly after the publication of the book, and a few anecdotes by Buckham concerning Howison.

Agreements (2) Oct. 17, 1853, between Juan B. A. Alvires and Isaac Saffarrans, and agreement, 1854, between James Eldredge and attorneys, E.W.F. Sloan and N.H. Davis, pertaining to suits for recovery of land granted to Juan Alvires.

Papers concerning land purchased with Chippewa Half Breed Scrip by various individuals residing in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Includes powers of attorney to lawyer William S. Chapman, and deeds to Frank P. Hooper and John A. Hooper of California.

Photostats of letters and documents, 1880-1894, of James G. Fair; detectives' reports on Nettie R. Craven and others; statements of various persons; copy of Marc Levingston's formal withdrawal; list of jurors; C.L. Fair's cipher book, 1890; various papers in the...

Include affidavits and claims by Thomas Burdick, 1853; John G. Downey, 1854; José Joaquín Jimeno and Francisco de Jesús Sánchez for a portion of San Gabriel Mission, recorded by B.D. Wilson, 1857; and John Goller, 1858.

Include abstracts of title compiled by the Oakland Title Insurance and Guaranty Company and the Leckie-Abraham Title Company, with abstracted documents dating from 1818 to 1912; information on the Oakland inner harbor by Edward C. Sessions; report by Otto Von...

English translations of Spanish documents. Include Francisco Pico's request to J.A. Sutter for the land, endorsements by Sutter and Francisco Guerrero, recommendation by Manuel Castro, and approval and official grant by Pío Pico.

Invitations to Mr. and Mrs. Newsom to the New County Ball, May 19, 1854, and to a Fourth of July cotillion; draft of resolutions concerning use of school house and duties of trustees (in the handwriting of Charles Hutchings, father...

Tracings from original documents re claim for ranch.

Include reports from census agents for El Dorado and San Francisco counties, and abstract of census of Indians of Nevada C. Sources noted on folders.

Transcripts of articles from the Jacksonville, Oregon, Democratic Times, December, 1887; photocopy of letter, "Chas. to Sister," Ashland, December 18, 1887; and letters from J.N. Bowman. Primarily concerns the spike driven by Charles Crocker at the ceremony.

Notice of dedication, Aug. 22, 1954; typescript of speech by Dr. George P. Hammond.

Include order for execution, signed by E. Burke, judge, 13th judicial district; stays of execution signed by Governors John B. Weller and John G. Downey; and report of execution, March 9, 1860, by J.D. Griffen, sheriff, Mariposa County.

Letters and reports (mostly signed originals) dealing primarily with the work of Padre Eusebio Francisco Kino and his fellow Jesuit missionaries in Baja California, Sonora, Sinaloa, and other parts of New Spain. Include histories of missions, accounts of explorations and...

Plan and notes by Ella F. Moraga; notice of dedication, May 23, 1954; clippings.

Receipt 1896 signed by P.O. Trinidad, Juez de Paz de Macati; papers of San Pedro Macati, Manila (certificates and letterhead); YMCA card and stationary for U.S. troops in the Philippines; Gobierno General circular, July 13, 1886 (in Arabic?); Fred Baker...

Includes biographical information, arrangements for dinner, Berkeley Gazette souvenir edition, correspondence, script for slide presentation and slides. Program for event in portfolio (labeled vol.2)

Include statements presented by citizens before the Committee; two letters relating to Judge David S. Terry; letter of resignation from a member, L. Joseph; letter from two citizens requesting release of a prisoner, Jacob Ritchie; letter from John Maguire requesting...

33 documents surveying what occured when the ship Electric Spark arrived in San Francisco with damaged goods includes the San Francisco Port Warden's survey of the ship's condition and contents, and letters to the ship's owners Magoun and Son of...

Papers re the trial, imprisonment, and damage suit of Dryden, a U.S. citizen charged by the Mexican government with complicity in the 1841 attempt of Texas to annex New Mexico through the armed Santa Fe expedition organized by President Lamar...

839 files of manuscript and typescript items (microfilm), including correspondence, journals, and patrol reports from out-stations in Papua New Guinea, 1890-1941....

Microfiche of government patrol reports for various provinces in Papua New Guinea. Most of the reports were written after 1945 and prior to Papua New Guinea's independence in 1975. Provinces represented in the collection include: Central Province, North Solomons Province...

Microfilm patrol reports from Papua New Guinea. 216 typescript items. At head of title: 1922-1923: Prime Minister's Department. 1923-1928: Department of Home and Territories, Central Office. 1928-1941: Territories Branch, Prime Minister's Department. 1941-1951: Department of External Territories (I), Central Office....

One World War II photograph album containing more than 180 b/w photos, with captions. Apparently the album of a wry U.S. soldier and member of a finance group (some images indicating 3rd and 4th Platoons, Co. D), self-described as the...

Writings, translations, notes, and questionnaire responses, relating to a comparative study of underground movements in China, France, Italy, Kurdistan, and Poland, 1939-1947. Project sponsored by the Hoover Institution on War , Revolution and Peace and the Johns Hopkins University Operations...

Writings, correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to Commission for Relief in Belgium relief activities and to conditions in Belgium during the German occupation in World War I.

This collection contains the minutes of the general and executive board meetings, financial records, club histories, and clipping files of the disbanded club.

Photocopy.

Collection consists of black and white motion picture stills for the 1956 film, Ten commandments. Also includes a typescript revised script (6 July 1956).

Photographs used in preparation of motion pictures, entitled Hitler's Gang, depicting the Nazi rise to power in Germany, scenes of party rallies, parades, SS troops, Adolf Hitler and other Nazi leaders at various stages of their careers; and The Story...

Provides a complete history of the venue from 1929-1999, with regular additions expected. The management, construction and restoration of the building are fully documented. The bulk of the collection includes detailed performance schedules and a large poster collection.

Relates to conditions on the western front during World War I. Includes postcards and photographs.

Photographs related to the following water projects: Truckee-Carson Project, Nevada (many views); Uncompaghre Project, Colorado; Klamath Project, Oregon; Yuma Project, Arizona; and Minidoka Project, Idaho. Views depict construction of dams, spillways, and canals.

The George Cooper Pardee Papers, 1871-1968, contain materials documenting Pardee's political career as governor of California, his role as governor in overseeing relief efforts following the Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906, and his interests in conservation, forestry,...

Summary: Volumes of newspaper clippings (1889-1912) covering Pardee's career and the general political picture of the time....

Consists of correspondence of the Pardon Bowen Smith family including Lucinda Huntinton, Ebenezer Handy Smith, James V. Smith, Joanna Jewell Smith, Mary Victoria Smith, Pardon Bowen Smith, and John N. Hartford. Letters include information on voyages from Maine to California...

Relates to educational policy in the United States.

Writings, together with correspondence, report, list, copies of judicial proceedings and printed matter used as research material, relating to executions following the attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler on 20 July 1944, and to the life of the German Nazi artist...

This collection consists of sound recordings and personal papers.

Five scenes of various places in Paris during the Commune, some showing barricades and soldiers. Scenes include: 1. Ruins of Palais des Tuileries, destroyed by fire spring 1871, looking northeast from Jardin des Tuileries; 2. L'Église de la Madeleine in...

This collection includes over sixty-eight hours of outtakes not included in the feature film documentary PARIS IS BURNING (1991), plus notebooks, transcripts, logs, cue sheets, index cards, and other miscellaneous production materials associated with the making of the documentary. A...

Relates to conditions in France during World War II and to American relief work in France.

Relates to aspects of the World War I peace settlement regarding the Baltic States. Includes some notes on proceedings of the commission.

Memoranda, notes, and reports, relating to political and economic conditions in the Ottoman Empire and Latin America, proposals for new boundaries in Asia Minor, creation of an independent Armenia, and boundary disputes in South America.

Transcripts of proceedings, summaries, speeches, and agenda, relating to the peace settlement at the end of World War II.

Appeal for the continuation of a free trade policy in Great Britain after World War I. Written by a private group of British subjects.

This collection comprises materials documenting the protests and general strike that took place in France in 1968 when Parisian students and workers protested against American involvement in Vietnam, as well as for a better educational system and working class rights....

John Carl Parish (1881-1939) was a history professor who taught at Colorado College, the State University of Iowa, and UCLA. He edited the State Historical Society of Iowa's monthly journal, (1920-22), the , and the . His published books include...

1. Ocho Diligencias Matrimoniales q[u]e se practicaron en este de Juzg[a]do Ecc[lesiásti]co de la Villa de N[ues]tra S[eñor]a de Guadalupe de Reynosa siendo Ministro el Reverendo Padre Predicador General Fray Francisco Antonio Rochel ... Nuevo León, January 5-November 19, 1781....

Album of 98 etched and partially hand-colored plates with whitework embroidery patterns on each page representing women's fashion. Each etching bears the imprint "Costume Parisien" along with a description of the costume depicted. No information exists as to when plates...

Collection contains a street scene in Laguna, and a portrait of a woman with pottery.

Correspondence, pamphlets, newsclippings and flyers pertaining to the subject of birth control and planned parenthood. Correspondents include Mary Ware Dennett, Margaret Sanger, Albert P. Van Dusen, the American Birth Control League, and the Voluntary Parenthood League....

The friendship of Howard and Dorothy Baker, Mildred and Bertrand Bronson and Lydia and David Park was intimate, stimulating and youthful. Baker was Yvor Winter's protégé, and a genius. Dorothy was writing or had just published YOUNG MAN WITH A...

Clippings, correspondence, research notes, and articles relating to the history of agriculture and a wide variety of agricultural equipment and technologies.

Reprints of articles.

The archive consists of two rare book collections featuring works by Kenneth Patchen and James Joyce collected by Alan and Beatrice Parker. In addition to the published works, The Kenneth Patchen collection includes incoming correspondence from Kenneth and Miriam Patchen...

This collection consists of transcriptions by Andrew White of sound recordings of saxophone solos

Writings, correspondence, reports, orders, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to American military engineering operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II, the atomic bombing of Japan, and General Douglas MacArthur.

Contains a biography and clippings about Jean Parker and school named for her, Civil War remembrances of W.L. McEwen, Parker family genealogy, and photographs of Parker family.

The collection comprises the personal papers of micropaleontologist Frances Lawrence Parker, who worked at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD from 1950 until her retirement in 1973. The collection includes a few items of correspondence dated 1936-1980, a photocopy of...

Relates to Christianity in Liberia and elsewhere in Africa. Includes one essay by Evalyn Parker.

The Parker Collection of Californiana contains official documents (many in Spanish), legal and financial papers, manuscripts of narratives and memoirs, printed material and clippings relative to California history. The major bulk of the papers are dated prior to 1900 and...

Correspondence, mainly about his writing; mss., with related materials, of his biographies; articles and book reviews by him relating to art and the theater; mss. of film scenarios and plays; unfinished ms. on the theater in America; unpublished novel based...

Files of correspondence, notes, and other research materials of Professor R.S. Parker, primarily pertaining to the establishment and administration of the Administrative College of Papua New Guinea. Includes minutes of Interim Council meetings, sketch of projected buildings, and reports. The...

Collection of 21 letters includes letters from members of the Parkinson and Harrison families and friends to May Parkinson (Mrs. A.A. Parkinson) as well as a few letters from May. Many are letters of condolence on family deaths, particularly that...

The Samuel Paul Pablo Parkman family papers includes correspondence, mining documents, diaries, personal legal documents and genealogies.

The , collection contains 34 photographic prints probably taken during the 1930's. Included are views of parks, schools and other buildings. Parks include Fremont, McKinley Marshall, South Side, and Winn parks. Schools include Oak Park, Watson Grammar, and the high...

The Dept. of Parks and Recreation was originally named the Dept. of Natural Resources when first created in 1927. The records of the Dept. of Parks and Recreation consist of fifty-two cubic feet and include thirty maps covering the years...

Views of the Parks Bar Bridge (Yuba River Bridge), California State Highway 20 spanning the river, Smartville vicinity, Yuba County, Calif.

The Views of Parks in Oakland, California collection contains 30 photographic prints taken circa 1905. The collection features views and scenes from several Oakland area parks, including Lake Merritt, Lakeside, Mosswood, Bella Vista, Bushrod, DeFremery, and Piedmont. The photographs picture...

The papers of Marion Parks, a talented and resourceful personality in Los Angeles during the early 1900s, relate to the history of Southern California. Parks described herself as "a California historian." Her principal contributions in this capacity were a series...

Printed writings, relating to education, especially in international aspects.

This is a small collection donated by Lorena Parlee's mother to the Center in 2007. It consists of LP records, color slides and papers related to her films, Mexico and Break of Dawn.

Diaries, notes, correspondence, reports, clippings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to refugee relief work and medical service in the Near East.

Published as Chapter 1 of the book entitled The Estonian S.S.R. : A Case Study of a Soviet Republic (Boulder, 1977), edited by T. Parming and Elmar Järvesoo.

This collection consists of ozalid masters and copies of music manuscripts

Includes letters from Admiral Nimitz; Nancy, Lady Astor; Irving and Ellin Berlin.

General ledger of Parrott & Co. (1880-1884) and two ledgers relating to the company's marine underwriting as the Pacific coast agent of Canton Insurance Office in Hong Kong.

The papers of Chris Parry, Tony Award-winning theatre lighting designer and University of California, San Diego, faculty. The materials illustrate his extensive production career for both stage and film lighting design from 1975-2006 and as a lighting design instructor. The...

Memoirs, co-authored with her son Leonid Parshin, and sound recordings of interviews conducted by Tatiana Zhilkina, relating to Soviet intelligence operations in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, clandestine sabotage and intelligence operations in the German-occupied Soviet Union during World...

Relates to the allegations of Tyler Kent, a code clerk at the United States Embassy in London, that President Franklin D. Roosevelt had conspired to bring about the entry of the United States into World War II.

The Edward Lambe Parsons Papers, 1865-1968, consist of correspondence, writings, and office files relating to his career as one of the leading figures of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, plus personal, biographical, and family papers. The collection spans Parsons'...

George W. Parsons (1850-1933) was a charter member of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce serving as director and chairman on the Committee on Mines and Mining as well as on the Transportation Committee. He was active in promoting Southern...

This small collection contains an account book, loose letters, receipts and ballots for the Democratic Primary Election.

Summary: An edited version of the journal kept by Parsons during her trip overland from Wisconsin to California in 1850, edited with an introduction by Elene and Elizabeth Wilbur. The journal is the chronology of a trip undertaken by a...

Depicts scenes in France during World War I.

The collection consists of photographic prints and negatives taken by Patti Parsons, administrative assistant to SIO Directors William A. Nierenberg and Edward A. Frieman, which document groundbreaking ceremonies, ship dedications, retirement parties and other activities involving the Office of the...

The collection of Harry Partch Music Scores consists of bound facsimiles of musical and theatrical compositions by experimental composer and instrument-builder Harry Partch, written between 1922 and 1972. Compositions include seminal works such as DELUSION OF THE FURY, OEDIPUS THE...

Texts of the plays, annual reports on the preparation and completion of the year's activities, and original music composed for the pageant.

Songs performed at the fourth congress of the party.

Bulletins, membership records, questionnaires of members, and miscellany, relating to right-wing political activity in France prior to and during World War II.

List of Americans in the Japanese civilian internment camp at Santo Tomás University, Manila. Compiled by Mr. Tsurumi, Japanese consul in Manila, and delivered to Mr. Spiker, American consul in Shanghai.

Protest songs of the peoples of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde Islands.

Proceedings of the Mexican Partido Comunista Mexicano, Congreso Nacional in 1939

Collection consists mostly of printed and mimeographed materials circulated by the Christian Socialist Party (COPEI) of Venezuela, but also includes speeches of Rafael Caldera from various publishers....

Reports and minutes, relating to the activities and views of the party, and to the Russian Revolution.

Paintings include --1. Portrait of a boy [possibly John Allen Partington I] --2. Boats in bay, view of Angel Island[?], --3. Study after Velasquez's Las Meninas, --4. an unfinished wood relief sculpture of a face, --5. Portrait of Blanche Partington,...

Contains correspondence of various family members including Blanche Partington, Gertrude Partington Albright, and J.H.E. Partington with his wife Sarah. Blanch Partington's correspondence includes letters from many literary figures including Jack and Charmian London, Joaquin Miller, Ambrose Bierce and George Sterling...

Letters, telegrams, and photographs, sent by local organizations of the party to Adolf Hitler to congratulate him upon his attainment of power in Germany.

Family, childhood in North Carolina and New Jersey; meeting Jack Peltason at University of Missouri, marriage and family; faculty wife at Smith College and University of Illinois, 1947-1959; UC Irvine, founding years, 1964-1967; wife of chancellor, University of Illinois, 1967-1977;...

This collection of Mills College photographs consists of 55 items (53 photographic prints) mounted on boards, taken by Roi Partridge, circa 1940. The other two items are a map of Mills based on a drawing, and a postscript describing the...

Photographs, postcards, and letters, relating to conditions in Siberia, China, and Japan, 1918-1920; and American military facilities in New Guinea and the Philippines, 1943-1945.

Includes a general view of Pasadena; a view of a live oak on Orange Grove Blvd. near Columbia Street, Pasadena; and a photo of orange picking and packing.

Photographs show the San Gabriel Mission interior and exterior, Marengo Ave. (Pasadena), Lucky Baldwin's home near Pasadena, the Raymond Hotel, the beach and hotel at Santa Monica, and the home of Ramona (Camulos Ranch).

A series of interviews with Playhouse founder Gilmor Brown, and with actors, a director, and a theater supporter familiar with the Playhouse and its role in Los Angeles area theater.

Two letters, describing poverty in San Francisco.

The Juan Pascoe Collection, 1971-2004, contains almost all of the imprints and published monographs created by Juan Pascoe. It begins with his first efforts in West Branch, Iowa (1971-1972), traces his developments through his initial press, Imprenta Rascuache, in Mexico...

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, orders, writings, photographs, motion picture film, and printed matter, relating to the naval forces of General Nikolay Yudenich during the Russian Civil War; the Russian refugee camp in Wünsdorf, Germany, in 1922; American military intelligence service activities,...

Relates to the feminist movement in Taiwan during the decade of the 1980s. Produced in Taiwan by the Awakening Foundation.

Correspondence, diaries, memoirs, other writings, biographical data, printed matter, drawings, photographs, and other audiovisual material, relating to Russian art and literature, culture in the Soviet Union, and Russian emigre life. Includes papers of Leonid Pasternak; his son, the poet and...

Binder's title.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, interviews, maps, photographs, and printed matter, relating to the investigation of the Japanese incursion into Manchuria in 1931.

Correspondence, press releases, and miscellany, relating to Republican Party activities among ethnic groups in the United States. Photocopy.

This collection features Pat Rocco's gay erotic shorts, features, documentaries, and home movies including footage of the June 1971 Christopher Street West parade in Hollywood, gay demonstrations, events and festivals, backstage footage of his tour with Marge and Gower Champion,...

RESTRICTED - Contains the administrative records regarding the acquisition of the Kenneth Patchen Papers, the donations and purchases of related collections, associated public events and publications involving the library. Also included are photographs of the events

This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, manuscripts, bound first editions, rare silkscreen and painted book editions, painted poems, works of art including illustrations, paintings, papier-mâché sculptures and decorated furniture, scrapbooks, photographs, slides, recordings, musical scores, and clippings documenting the creative...

This collection contains correspondence from Miriam Patchen, books, printed material and family photographs on Kenneth Patchen as collected by his sisters Magel and Ruth Patchen.

This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, photographs, musical scores, audio recordings, a film and an artifact, documenting Miriam Patchen's promotion of her late husband's work.

Documents and ephemera collected by Flora Patencio (Cahuilla) pertaining to the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. Collected between the years 1947-67.

Patent document issued by Patent Office with seal and ribbon to Alfred Ropp of Selby, California (who probably worked for Selby Smelters) in 1899 for "roasting and oxidizing furnaces". Accompanied by document discussing the Canadian patent and miscellaneous documents relating...

Petition to the [United States] Commissioner of Patents filed by Edward P. Coffin of Nantucket, Massachusetts for a "new and useful improvement in gold washing machines." A 3 -page description of the mechanism is attached to the petition along with...

Two copies.

Transcript of patents, official correspondence, orders, instructions, and royal decrees concerning missions to the Tarahumara Indians.

From the James M. Leonard Hall of the Golden City Collection.

Journal, map, photographs, and spears, relating to exploration in the Lake Nyasa region of Africa.

This record contains a blueprint of a chapel located in San Mateo County.

Exhibit traces the historic discovery of the "Lost Cities of the Maya" by American diplomat John Lloyd Stephens and English artist Frederick Catherwood, and Payne Johnson's 20th century visit to the same locations. Collection includes photographs (color snapshots) of the...

Collected by Pathfinder Press for use in illustrating its publications, the collection includes photographs, drawings, and printed reproductions of illustrations, depicting Leon Trotsky, leading figures of the Russian Revolution, leaders of the Fourth International, leaders of the Socialist Workers Party...

Record copies of books, pamphlets, and bulletins, relating to Marxist theory and socialist political analysis and commentary, and including works of Leon Trotsky, Fidel Castro, Malcolm X and others. Includes publications of Pioneer Publishers, Merit Publishers, and Monad Press, predecessors...

Title supplied by cataloger.

SEE ALSO AR 82-2.

SEE ALSO MSS 88-30.

Relates to conditions in Petrograd and Moscow during World War I and the Russian Revolution, 1916 October-1918 August.

Correspondence, notes and drafts, receipts....

v.1, 1920, contains photographs, accounts of games, programs, tickets, and materials from tour subsequent to the games.

Memoirs, entitled Transformations, and letters, relating to the history of Constantinople Woman's College during World War I, conditions in Turkey during the war, Turkish society, and the Turkish educational system.

Two views of automobiles decorated for the parade, and one view of the parade progressing down the street, with flags flying from buildings. Parade could be for the ending of the first world war, or for July 4th.

Minutes of meetings, reports, appeals, correspondence, and lists, relating to political conditions in Siedlce province following the imposition of martial law in Poland in 1981. Includes miscellaneous records of district and local branches within Siedlce province.

The collection consists of financial records, meeting minutes, clippings, a scrapbook, and other miscellaneous records.

Papers include business and personal correspondence, committee correspondence, meeting minutes and reports, photographs and slides, and appointment books....

Letters, agreements and papers concerning quicksilver mines in Napa and Sonoma Counties; deeds for property in Napa County; letters and receipts.

This collection documents Clair Patterson (1922-1995), a geochemist at the University of Chicago and California Institute of Technology. Patterson was best known for determining the age of the earth and the solar system, and for his pioneering work on global...

Relates to foreign policy views of Herbert Hoover. Photocopy.

This collection comprises news clippings, photographs, printed publicity materials and reports, datebooks, correspondence, and other papers related to the political career of Jerry M. Patterson, who served as councilman and mayor of Santa Ana from 1969 to 1974, then as...

This scrapbook was created by Miss Louise Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Louise Hillard Patterson and student at Coronado High School. Originally from Baltimore, this mother and daughter resided at Coronado Beach and were both prominent local socialites. Miss Patterson's scrapbook...

Holograph letter written at Head Quarters on the Rapidan River requesting that General Thomas help return an absent private to his regiment.

The Patton Family Collection consists of 156 glass plate negatives, 218 film negatives, 875 photographs, and a negative book, 1885-1945 (bulk 1895-1907), created and/or collected by members of the Patton family and friends. The collection provides an intimate look into...

Speech to the United States Third Army during World War II.

This archive contains the political papers of Gary Patton, the Third District Supervisor of Santa Cruz County from 1975-1994.

Studies, reports, memoranda, notes, correspondence, trial transcripts, bulletins, press summaries, clippings, and printed matter, relating to political, social, and economic conditions in Indonesia; Indonesian foreign relations, especially with the United States; communism in Indonesia; the coup of 1965 in Indonesia,...

Paul A. Opler papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

Collection consists primarily of material written by Paul and/or Margaret Schneider for a variety of television productions. Includes various drafts of scripts, story outlines, synopses, notes, memos, and schedules. Includes material for television series such as the Eddie Cantor comedy...

Includes letters from Charles and Kathleen Norris.

Bills of sale, receipts, and other business records, documenting the economics of the avocado and citrus industries; together with receipts concerning the family ranch. Citrus industry records are chiefly of the Yorba Linda Citrus Association.

Typescripts of novels, a memoir, a biography, correspondence, and clippings. The materials are primarily in German.

Elliot Paul (1891-1958) was a journalist for European editions of American newspapers, co-founded the literary review, (1927) in Paris, and a screenwriter. The collection consists of screenplays and proof sheets of books by Paul including , , , , ,...

Campaign materials for State Proposition 13, a property tax reduction initiative; Proposition 8, The Victims Bill of Rights; Propositions 24, 36, and 4, and the 1980 campaign for the United States Senate.

Doctor of Library Science dissertation, University of California, Berkeley. Photocopy.

Contains papers relating to the Center for Independent Living (CIL); Boston Center for Independent Living (BCIL); Robert Wood Johnson Foundation National Advisory Committee (RWJ NAC); independent living; personal care assistants. Also includes research papers and publications relating to disabilities and...

Includes some of his writings, and background material on police, especially in California.

Research materials pertaining to Llano del Rio, a socialist utopian community in Southern Calif. that moved to Louisiana in 1917. Consists of correspondence with Mellie Calvert on acquiring material related to Llano del Rio and to former colonist, Walter Millsap;...

Periodicals, pamphlets, and other publications, along with a small amount of correspondence and miscellany, produced by several Southern Calif. utopian communities of the early 20th century, collected by Kagan in preparation of his book, New world utopias: a photographic history...

Letters and documents related to his bibliography of the works of Leopold Delisle. Include letters from Edouard J. Champion, Honoré Champion, Léopold V. Delisle, Xavier Delisle, Anatole Claudin, François E. M. Dolbet, Gustave Macon, Henri A. Omont, Edouard Pelay, Georges...

Collection contains papers relating to Morton's career at the University of California, Berkeley in Electrical Engineering. Materials includes articles by Morton, bibliographies of his published works, and biographical information (including work history, professional activities, etc.) Also includes professional correspondence and...

The collection is a compilation of published material, pamphlets, brochures, etc. from religious, denominational, civic, and political groups active in the promotion of peace, 1937-40 which Pease used to research his M.A. thesis.

Relates to Romanian and German military operations at Stalingrad and in Yugoslavia during World War II, and to conditions in British prison camps. Photocopy.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Contains clippings, a calendar, and other ephemera relating to Henry Evans, collected by Paul Padgette.

Paul was a historian of the American West. His special interest was in mining. The small collection of Rodman Paul papers was given to the Archives by the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences in 2001. It contains a sampling...

Music scores for film and television by Paul Sawtell, and other documents and photographs relating to his life and career.

Letters written to him, notes, clippings and related materials, including certificates of award and appreciation, mainly concerning his interest in the history of early sawmills in California, lumbering operations, and redwood trees, and his services as a park ranger. Oversize...

Papers relating to Paul Swatek's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Edwin Wendell Pauley was born in 1903. In 1940 Pauley served as a member of the University of California, Board of Regents, a position he kept for 30 years. The bulk of the collection consists of photographs, photo albums, and...

Flyers, memos, and correspondence from/to Paulina Sahagun, former program director of the CARA (Chicano Art Resistant and Affirmation) exhibition.

Flyers, memos, and correspondence from/to Paulina Sahagún, former secretary of TENAZ (Teatro Nacional de Aztlan).

Papers relating to Pauline Dietz's involvement in the Sierra Club.

This collection consists of music manuscripts, published sheet music, photographs, press clippings, correspondence and music programs

Radio broadcast transcript relating to Finnish history. Prepared for German government broadcast.

Relates to the economics of grain production in Canada and prospects for the future.

Relates to the Trotskyist opposition in Russia.

The collection of photographs, taken around the turn of the 20th century, shows Pavlov's laboratories, coworkers, and some laboratory procedures used in his experiments. The photographs were presented by one of Pavlov's pupils, Professor Petr Stepanovich Kupalov, to Dr. Mary...

Correspondence, minutes, protocols, reports, circulated material, and financial records, relating to activities of the independent trade union Nezavisimost' in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.

The collection comprises dance programs, photographs, postcards, clippings, and tributes assembled by the University of California, Irvine, Special Collections and Archives to document the career of Anna Pavlova, a ballerina who was renowned for her inspiring performances and for generating...

Letters to E. F. Pavlovskaia from her sisters Ekaterina Fedorovna Estifeeva and Elizaveta Fedorovna Estifeeva, both residents of Voronezh, Russia, relating to family matters and social conditions in the Soviet Union.

Tribute to P. N. Miliukov from the Finnish colony of St. Petersburg, 1910. Two pages of origianl signatures, prececeded by leaf containing text of tribute, in manuscript, and decorated with an original drawing, hand-colored. Includes translation of tribute text.

500 and 200 shares signed by Charles Allenberg (secretary) and S. Heydenfeldt (president), and lithographed by Britton Rey & Co., San Francisco.

John Paxton (1911- ) worked as a press agent (1937-38), associate editor for magazine (1937-38) and a publicist for New York Theatre Guild (1941) before coming to Hollywood to work as a scriptwriter with RKO. The collection consists of Paxton's...

Records of pay for various companies and miscellaneous personnel, U.S. troops commanded by Lt. Col. J.C. Frémont.

James Payn (1830-1898) was a English author and magazine editor. The collection consists of original holograph manuscripts of Payn's novels , , and .

Include letters to him from California State Prison at San Quentin and from Robert Dollar re his supplying them with wood, and from the California State Board of Agriculture re reward for his gelding Viking; accounts.

Essays by Payne, primarily concerning WWII.

Pierre Stephen Robert Payne (1911-1983) was a professor of English poetry and lecturer in naval architecture (1943-46), head of the English deptartment at Alabama College, Montevallo (1949-54), war correspondent in Spain (1938), correspondent for the in Changsha, China (1942), the...

The collection comprises 354 letters from 116 correspondents sent to the Argentine art critic Julio Payró between 1937 and 1971.

Correspondence, writings, clippings, and photographs, relating to American-Argentine relations, the presidency of Juan Perón of Argentina, activities of Perón after his deposition in 1955, and activities of the Peronist political movement. Includes letters by Perón and Milton Eisenhower (brother of...

Correspondence, orders, citations, and commendations, relating to American military intelligence operations, military liaison with Great Britain and Mexico, and occupation of Japan after World War II.

Report at the 17th annual convention of the Peace Officers' Association, Oakland, 1937.

John Stephen (Steve) Peace, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member, 1982-1993, and a Senator, 1993-2002. The Steve Peace Papers consist of 42 cubic feet of textual records covering 1983-2002. The collection is organized into five series: Bill Files, Worker's Compensation...

Pamphlets, clippings, leaflets, letters, memoranda, circulars, reports, and bulletins, relating to pacifism, disarmament, international law, the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, the League of Nations and other actual or proposed international organizations, and various proposed plans to ensure peace.

Newsletters, Church Council minutes, correspondence, photographs.

The log records voyages in the Pacific, returning via California and Cape Horn to Norfolk, Va.

Drafts of three bills introduced by Assemblyman Howard A. Peairs in the 40th State Legislature, 1913-1914....

The collection consists of 5 postcards are primarily of scenes in San Francisco Bay (Calif.) with one postcard of the U.S. Torpedo Boat Destroyer WORDEN.

Correspondence and subject files of scholar, critic, and founder of the UCSD literature department and Archive for New Poetry. Included is correspondence regarding a wide variety of topics, for example, Jack Spicer research, the creation of the poetry archive, and...

Daily logs of the lifeboats of the SS "Lahaina" and the SS "Manini." Both ships were torpedoed or shot at by Japanese vessels. L.B. #2 of the Lahaina was at sea from Dec. 11-21, 1941; L.B. #2 of the Manini...

Consists of diaries, correspondence, and newspaper clippings. Diaries are by Samuel Pearson and his wife Margaret Pearson; they include Samuel Pearson's service Spanish-American War in Cuba, and time stationed in Calif. and Japan. Also includes menus, military documents, a scrapbook,...

Correspondence, pamphlets, reports, newspaper articles, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to the evacuation and resettlement of Japanese Americans on the West Coast during World War II.

The collection consists primarily of diaries, and letters between the members of Gustavus Pearson's immediate family -- his wife Hattie and three children, John A., Francis, and Norman. Included in the correspondence are also a few letters from Gustavus and...

Transmits to Dixon a carbon typescript of Pearson's review of F.O. Matthiessen's American Renaissance (Oxford University Press) submitted to decision, and makes comment about Dixon's next visit the following summer when the war is hoped to be "well on the...

Pease's papers consist in 14 5-inch archival storage boxes. Although they are roughly sorted, they have not been completely organized. What follows is a listing of the contents of each box. Material has been placed in or between folders and...

Included in the Howard Pease Papers are drafts of some of his published novels, short stories and newspaper articles as well as correspondence from family, friends, fans and business associates. The collection also contains memorabilia, including awards, reviews, photographs and...

Mining and settlement in 1860s Nevada, prospecting and settlement in the Yukon Territory and Alaska 1897-1901, West Coast literary magazines in the early twentieth century, Pease family history...

This collection contains material by and about Henry Miller, collected by Philip D. and Sylvia Peatman. ...

The bulk of the collection relates to the writings of Donald Culross Peattie, but there also is substantial material regarding Louise Redfield Peattie's writings. In addition, there is some personal/family material, primarily in the Biographical/Bibliographic Files and Correspondence. The collection...

The collection comprises eighteen artists' books created by Mexican artist Yani Pecanins. Most of the books are unique (i.e., the artist only made one copy) and incorporate found objects, such as washing boards, spools of thread, newspaper, needles, combs, plates,...

Concerns shipment of houses and a hotel to San Francisco, California, to supply great demand for housing during the gold rush.

Contains correspondence concerning both the private and public interests of the Peck family, most notably Janet Peck, including the Golden Gate International Exposition, the Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church and correspondence with Phoebe Apperson Hearst.

Memoirs, 1988, and radio broadcast transcripts, memoranda, and reports, 1944-1945, relating to activities of the Office of War Information during World War II, and especially to its radio broadcasts of news and commentary in various languages to Europe from its...

Diary, correspondence, memoranda, biography, and clippings, relating to Chinese foreign relations, domestic politics in China, and the Japanese occupation in Bangkok, Thailand, during World War II.

These papers consist of a journal (1865-1866) kept by Peckham (with some entries by his wife, Mary Chace Peckham, active in the suffrage movement) during their stay in San Buenaventura, California; correspondence between Peckham and geologists then working in California...

Orders of the governor of Sonora, concerning the Mission of San Carlos of Sonora and improving conditions for the inhabitants of the province, with special measures regarding cattle.

Military communications to Macario Castro, Comisionado, Pueblo de San Jose.

Mainly letters to Eduardo Espejo (1876-1878) from family in San Francisco; and a few written by him (1877) from San Bartolo, Sonora, Mexico; some letters to General Pedro Espejo (1865-1867) from the Mexican Ministry of War concerning appointment to military...

Drafts of a book or paper on the Spanish explorer and military governor Pedro Fages, by Desdemona Heinrich, Berkeley, Calif. Contains: preliminary draft; Fages & Serra; Pedro Fages to 1782; Pedro Fages in Baja California, 1783.

Include letter to Father Junípero Serra, with reply by Serra; list of captives from settlements on the Colorado River, and those killed there, Dec. 20, 1781; copy, in hand of Hermenegildo Sal, of diary kept during expedition from Pitic to...

A telegraph operator for Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution; a radio personality and popular recording artist in Los Angeles; an immigration activist framed for political purposes and sent to San Quentin prison; and finally, a man fighting for the...

Correspondence (copies and signed duplicate) of Vera, Matías Bazo, and José María Cos, dealing principally with a remittance payable to Vera's attorney, Miguel de Náxera; referring also to ecclesiastical and political matters connected with the Council of the Indies.

Two pages to each leaf except that pages opposite 1st, 3d. and 246th rectos are blank. Loose in case.

Include the following: request, l772 to be admitted as a cadet in the cavalry regiment in Seville, with approval signed by Alexander O'Reilly; orders by Pedro Gorostiza, Feb. l3, l79l, for Vargas and others to accompany officials on a census...

Request for property in Monterey, Calif. written for him by George Allen, Dec. 13, 1844. Also included: confirmation of grant by Marcelino Escobar, Dec. 14, 1844; notation of recording by Ambrosio Gómez; assignation of land to Ricardo Juan by María...

Instantaneous (lacquer) disc recordings of Mexican-American opera singers Alma and Alfonse Pedroza.

Collection consists of correspondence and legal and business papers of Peer, including bills and receipts, concerning his activities as an inventor of devices for improved smelting and refining of gold ore....

Includes receipt for lot in Yuba City, Calif., 1893; 2 letters from Hiram W. Johnson to Mrs. T.P. Peery concerning a foreign service appointment for her son; and obituary notices for Trusten P. Peery, 1936.

Include letters from Edward Warren Peet, mainly to his wife, relating to his experiences mining in California, Nevada and Arizona, and correspondence and accounts primarily concerning his flour mill business in Neenah, Wisconsin, in the early 1860's.

Samuel Pegge (1704-1796)was a Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge (1726), vicar of Godmersham, Kent (1731), rector of Whittington, Staffordshire (1751), and a antiquarian. His son, the younger Samuel Pegge (d. 1800), became a barrister, a groom of his majesty's...

Collection consists of material related to the Peggy Christian Bookseller. Includes correspondence, catalogs, business records (1947-83), and ledgers (1954-82). Also includes working papers for an article regarding the Newberry and Caldecott awards and correspondence of James Sanborn....

Contains article on the Eyes West conference including short biographies and statements from photographer Ansel Adams, advertiser Howard Gossage, producer and actor John Houseman, architect Louis I. Kahn, author Lewis Mumford, music composer Gunther Schuller, and art director Henry Wolf....

Papers relating to Peggy Wayburn's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Letters from friends in Great Britain, relating to conditions in Great Britain during World War II, January-February 1941.

Peirce's papers are primarily incoming and outgoing correspondence pertaining to his professional interests (research, publications, teaching positions) and his administrative duties at Stanford. Correspondents include Daniel T. MacDougal, William Austin Cannon, Charles R. Barnes, John M. Coulter, William F. Ganong,...

photocopy of a typescript oral history interview with artist/journalist/political activist Pele deLappe conducted by Robert G. Larsen in 1993 for the Berkeley Historical Society. Corrections and additions in manuscript. Volume 2 includes copies of letters by Robert E. Treuhaft and...

Correspondence, contractual agreements, and clippings, relating to engineering operations and economic conditions in the Soviet Union, and to exit difficulties of J. M. Pelikan and his wife, a Soviet citizen. Photocopy.

Mainly accounts for business association of E. Ward Pell and R.C. Kirby, presumably in San Francisco.

Correspondence, memoranda, speeches, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the history of Hungary, Hungarian-American relations, and Hungarian diplomacy during World War II.

Terri de la Peña (1947- ) is the author of (1992), the first Chicano lesbian novel, and (c. 1994). The collection consists of one limited edition publicity poster for Terri de la Peña's novel, .

Papers of Captain Harry Langley Pence, U.S. Naval Academy graduate (1906), career United States Navy officer (1902-1945), and Red Cross administrator (1945-1946). Pence served as a gunnery officer aboard numerous warships before assuming command of the U.S.S. McFarland (1921-1924); held...

This collection consists of twenty-two detailed pencil drawings on a newsprint sketchpad, dated 1864-1868. Identified drawings include Fort Yuma in 1864, General Jillers [sp.?] mansion at the head of the Bayous Burrow, Niagara Falls and Mount Baker from Cedar Hill...

Include recollections of Chappell Heath Bonner recorded by his granddaughter, Mrs. John W. Pendleton; biographical information re Rev. John W. Pendleton, pioneer Methodist clergyman in Nevada and California; genealogy of Pendleton family.

Speeches and writings, correspondence, theses, and resolutions, relating to the early communist movement in China, and to Trotskyist activities in China and elsewhere. Includes memoirs, other writings, and correspondence of Zhen Bilan, the companion of Peng Shu-tse, relating to the...

Copies of her work on the Penitentes in New Mexico, with related notes; and typed transcriptions and translations of selected Penitente songs, in collaboration with Laurence Lee.

This collection consists of pages of unbound printed forms on which daily assay samples are recorded, giving the percentages of copper, iron, etc. in each sample. Since the period covered by these records includes the World War I years, the...

Collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, typescripts, pamphlets, photographs, clippings, and books....

Letter from George Pennell, 1849, describing his journey across Panama; two letters, one on a lettersheet, from John T. Pennell, 1853, containing description of Sacramento and his life there; and genealogical information on the Pennell family.

Family letters of William Doyle Pennell and his wife, Delila Ann....

Papers of Stanford Solomon Penner, professor of engineering physics and director of the Center for Energy and Combustion Research at the University of California, San Diego. Penner is known for his research in combustion and energy, applied spectroscopy, and thermophysics....

The majority of this collection concerns the blacklisting of doctors and other medical professionals during the Cold War/McCarthy Era, particularly the dismissal of three doctors by the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles in December 1951.

Correspondence, diaries, memoirs, financial records, reports, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to Young Men's Christian Association aid to Allied prisoners of war in Austria, especially juvenile Russian prisoners; aid to repatriated Russian prisoners at the end of World...

Correspondence, speeches, reports, memoranda, serial issues, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to communism in the United States, subversive activities in the United States, and investigative activities of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and private organizations.

Relates to Pacific College, disarmament, the National Committee on Food for the Small Democracies, and the Boys' Clubs of America. Photocopy.

Concerning land transactions, and two letters from William Clark, 1816, relating to the proposed building of an arsenal in Meadville.

The collection contains one undated 27-page handwritten manuscript, "Record of the 90th Regiment," recounting the participation of the Pennsylvania Infantry, 90th Regiment (Vols.) in the Civil War, 1861-1864, including the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863....

Title supplied by cataloger.

Consists primarily of letters received from Herbert Hoover, relating to international mining, World War I Belgian relief, and American politics.

Business papers and correspondence in connection with operation of the Amador Dispatch newspaper and the Amador Telegraph Company, both in Jackson, California....

MUSI; ML55.P25 1821: With: Etude sur les travaux d'histoire et d'archéologie de Mr. E. de Coussemaker / A. Desplanque. Lille : Impr. de Lefebvre-Ducrocq, 1870 -- Actes d'état civil d'artistes musiciens et comédiens / H. Herluison. Orléans : H. Herluison,...

Pamphlets, serial issues, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to political, social, economic and cultural conditions in East Germany, and to German studies in the United States and the teaching of German as a foreign language. Mainly East German government...

This sparse collection is comprised of approved and denied applications for assistance, thank-you notes, bank records, minutes, and scattered correspondence. There is little that documents the relationship between the Pride Foundation and its community center at 330 Grove, Bob Ross...

Demonstrators in the streets of Berkeley during the 1969 People's Park riots. Some views include police in riot gear or tear gas in the streets near the park. Images from 1972 chiefly depict the crowd and police gathered around a...

This collection contains audiotape transcripts and summaries, audiotapes, photocopies of original unclassified documents from the federal government (on paper and also on other formats, including microfilm, microfiche, and compact disk), and newspaper and magazine articles related to the Peoples Temple...

Letters, some in Spanish, and legal documents, such as deeds, survey notes, blueprints, and tax receipts, record the land holdings and later subdivisions of the Peralta-Galindo families. For each document written in Spanish, a brief definition and summary written in...

Don Louis Perceval grew up in California and studied at Chouinard Art Institute, London's Royal College of Art and the Heatherley Art School. In addition to his work as a commercial artist, he also served on the faculty of Chouinard...

Olive May Graves Percival (1869-1945) was an avid collector of books, hats, dolls, daguerreotypes, silver, textiles, quilts, fans, bookplates, Lalique, and Oriental art. The collection consists of correspondence, photographs, negatives, scrapbooks, guest books, typescripts of articles and poems, bookmarks, bookplates,...

Six handwritten letters (16 p.), describing living and working conditions in San Francisco. The second letter (4 p.) gives a firsthand account of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, and subsequent letters focus on the city's economic and structural...

Computer disks, lists, reports, roster, telephone directory, code book, judicial decision, and printed matter, relating to the organizational structure and operations of the East German secret service, and to post-unification investigations of it. Includes lists of East German secret service...

Collection consists of proofs, working materials, manuscripts, and ephemera related to the activities of Henry H. Evans and his Peregrine Press of San Francisco, CA. Includes 155 letters from Mel Fowler to Henry Evans (1959-74) as well as some prints,...

This collection comprises five project workbooks documenting the preliminary planning of the University of California, Irvine campus by the architectural firm William L. Pereira and Associates. Pereira and Associates presented the workbooks to the University of California Regents in 1962...

Speeches and writings, correspondence, personal documents, and printed matter, relating to displaced persons camps after World War II, and to Russian émigré affairs.

Programs, flyers, press kits, photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings including reviews, and periodicals primarily documenting gay and lesbian actors and theater 1980-2000. The core of this artificial collection was formed from performing arts materials from the collection of Ken Dickmann, supplemented...

The Performing Arts Portrait Collection consists of photographs and other images of several hundred individuals and groups. The majority of photos are of theater and other arts personalities of the 20th century. Examples are Maude Adams, Beaux Arts Quartet, Harry...

Accounting of Costa's survey in widely scattered Portuguese libraries of fragments of medieval Portuguese manuscripts (in Latin, Portuguese, French, Spanish), and of music, that had been used in various manners of the binding of later manuscript and printed volumes.

Newspaper clippings regarding the proposed California Peripheral Canal. ...

The Eloise Perkins Collection holds approximately 2,000 photos, with 200 currently digitized. Perkins (1921-1989) was a staff writer for the Times-Advocate from 1949 until 1981. She wrote local interest stories centering on Escondido, CA and the surrounding environs. The photos...

Invitations and programs for cotillions and balls in Todds Valley, Michigan Bluff and nearby communities in Placer Co., Calif., including dedication of I.O.O.F. Hall (Placer Lodge no. 38) Iowa Hill - chiefly addressed to Miss Edith Perkins.

Collection consists of about 400 pieces of correspondence to and from Harry Perkins, general manager of the National Orange Show, relating to the 1913 show....

Letters from Isaac Perkins to his brother Daniel in Salem, Mass....

Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, minutes, reports, and printed matter, relating to education in the United States and other countries, especially developing countries, education in internationalism, and foreign language studies in the United States.

Summary: Journal chronicling three years residence in California. Typescript. Several letters in Spanish....

Stuart Z. Perkoff (1930-1973) was a Beat era poet living in Venice, California. The collection consists of his manuscripts and 46 handwritten journals.

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

Memoirs, correspondence, identification documents, printed matter, and photographs, relating to social conditions in the zone of Germany under Soviet occupation in the years immediately after World War II.

Collection includes manuscript and published scores of Perlet's songs, light operas and theatrical works, and orchestral and chamber music, as well as librettos, 4 scrapbooks, news articles, programs, brochures, and photographs. Also included is a small collection of photographs of...

Harvey S. Perloff taught architecture and urban planning at the University of Chicago (1947-55), was dean of the UCLA Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning (1968-1983), director of the Resources for the Future, Incorporated, appointed by President Kennedy to...

Literary manuscripts, correspondence with writers, artists, fellow critics, and publishers, published essays and reviews, editorial and university administration files, and electronic discs.

Acquired at intervals between 1958 and 2004, the Juan Domingo Perón Papers in the Hoover Institution Archives consist primarily of correspondence between Perón and his followers, conducted largely during the period of his exile in Madrid, Spain. Among the correspondents...

Correspondence, memoranda, writings, and printed matter, relating to postwar conditions in Czechoslovakia, the internal administration of Radio Free Europe, and Czechoslovak émigré politics.

Accuses M. Perovic of crimes against the state of Yugoslavia. Issued by the district public prosecutor of Belgrade. Photocopy.

Diaries, 1839-1861 include: family genealogy; autobiography for period prior to 1839; conversion to Mormonism; mission to Maine, 1839; Mormon persecution in Missouri; removal to Nauvoo; overland journey to Salt Lake City, 1847; life in Salt Lake City; mission to England,...

Includes papers about the Centenary of the Treaty of Ghent, 1814-1914, publications by Harry Shaw Perris and George Herbert Perris, manuscripts by H.S. Perris, and papers and speeches by other writers.

Relates to World War I. Clippings from American and foreign newspapers.

Photographs of Newel Perry's room in Munich showing lavish Victorian furniture and other interior details. One photo of Newel Perry at the New York Association for the Blind in a room of people working.

Pamphlets, leaflets, handbooks, and miscellanea, issued as guides to American soldiers in North Africa and Italy during World War II.

Printed matter, maps, photographs, glass slides, and battalion flags, relating to American military activities in France during World War I.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, notes, and clippings, relating to White Russian and Soviet activities in Mongolia during the Russian Revolution, and the Russian émigré population during the Russian Civil War and subsequent years. Includes a memoir entitled , relating to counter-revolutionary...

Collection consists of Persian loose sheets illustrating calligraphy....

During World War II, the U.S. Army's Persian Gulf Command maintained a supply line through Iran for the benefit of our Soviet allies. The first American troops of the PGC arrived in Iran in December 1942 and quickly took control...

Sound recordings and transcripts of interviews, correspondence, reports, drafts of writings, notes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to American secret service activities in Germany during World War II. Used as research material for the book by J. E. Persico, Piercing...

Motion picture film, videotapes, sound recordings, and transcripts, relating to civil war in Nicaragua. Assembled in preparation for a projected documentary film to be produced by Ronald F. Maxwell that was not completed.

Recollections of voyage to Chagres on steamer, Falcon, Dec. 1848; crossing of the Isthmus; voyage to San Francisco on steamer, California; experiences in California including service as a chaplain at the Constitutional Convention at Monterey, 1849.

An account by a member of Stevenson's Regiment, describing his arrival in San Francisco in 1847, the capture of Santa Barbara, the siege of La Paz, the battle of Todos Santos, and the declaration of peace.

The Personalities and Activities of the Self-Help Cooperatives of California collection contains 80 mounted silver gelatin prints taken from 1933-34. The prints were originally included in the "Exhibition of Photographs and Etchings of Personalities and Activities in the Self-Help Cooperatives...

Discussion among Edwin Meese III, counselor to the president of the United States, Bernard Siegan, law professor, and Herbert Klein, newspaper editor. Broadcast over KPBS-TV, San Diego, California.

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

Set of prints which, viewed together, form a three dimensional scene of operations in a printer's shop, presumably in mid-18th century Germany.

The collection consists of 22 audio cassette tape recordings of Perspectives on the crisis in UNESCO, a conference held in Rancho Sante Fe, California January 31-February 2, 1986. The audio tape recordings formerly belonged to Roger Revelle, one of the...

Relates to the evacuation of White Russian military personnel from Kurgan in western Siberia, to Spassk, near Vladivostok, 1919 July-August.

Relates to the question of Allied responsibility for the downfall of Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak during the Russian Civil War. Photocopy.

Relates to the seizure of a German ship during World War I for alleged violation of Peruvian neutrality.

Collection consists of eighteenth and nineteenth century correspondence and documents from Peru. Correspondence includes letters from important figures in Peruvian history, including presidents Ramón Castilla, Juan Antonio Pezet, and Manuel Pardo. Also includes a letter from Bolivian president Jose Balivian,...

Bancroft BANC MSS 2007/102: Removed from the Victor Wolfgang Von Hagen papers (BANC MSS 92/906)

Collection consists of seven manuscript account books from Peru, 1734-1806. Includes account books for the Abbey of Santa Clara, the hospital of Santa Ana, the hospital of San Andrés, and the guardianship of Feliciano Torrejón by Dr. Sebastián de Ygarriza....

This seven volume collection of manuscripts and printed materials on colonial and independent Peru focuses on the late eighteenth century, although its contents span from the seventeenth to the early nineteenth century. Three volumes of Royal Decrees feature important institutional...

Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, bulletins, and studies relating primarily to political conditions and elections in Peru, and to communist and guerrilla movements in Peru.

Relates to conditions among Polish deportees to the Soviet Union at the end of World War II, 1944-1947.

A young man's album, possibly that of Elwin Swetmann of Petaluma, Calif. Includes snapshots of Petaluma, army activity in California, and views related to mining, apparently in Alaska.

Includes town views, ranch and farming scenes (some annotated "Castania ranch owned by D.G. Heald...") landscapes after a rare snowfall, and parade views. The one stereograph pictures students in front of Petaluma High School, ca. 1875.

Records belonging to Marcus Pete, collected between the years 1918-1946. Collection includes ephemera pertaining to The Indian Store, a general store on Section 14 of the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation owned and operated by Marcus Pete. Notable subjects recorded include...

Correspondence, reports, and personal documents, relating primarily to the Chinese Eastern Railway.

Contains sketchbooks and loose sketches by Ilyin, many with his annotations. Includes correspondence pertaining to city campaign endorsements, immigration, an art exhibit, sales, and six letters in Russian from his brother, Gleb. Includes sketches and scrapbook material pertaining to the...

Primarily MSS of short stories and novels.

Contains case files relating to equal employement opportunities, meeting minutes and other files while Haas was serving on the San Francisco Commission on Equal Employment Opportuinty.

Letters and documents concerning a literary controversy in the 1960s over the late Czech editor Gustav Janouch and his study on Franz Kafka, entitled Gesprache mit Kafka, and its English edition, Conversations with Kafka. Also present are letters concerning the...

Includes correspondence which consists mostly of letters addressed to Finch, poetry, drawings, and printed material.

Typescript copy of genealogy of the family.

Correspondence and announcements, relating to the Yugoslav exile government during World War II, resistance movements in occupied Yugoslavia, politics and government, and Yugoslav emigre politics. Photocopy.

Consists of biographical material covering Barber's journey to San Francisco and his life in Santa Barbara, correspondence, political memorabilia including ribbon campaign badges, and newspaper clippings.

Research notes on Ernest Hemingway and his works.

Correspondence relating to Marler's research on animal communication and his involvement with professional organizations.

v. 1: Inventories, 1862-1867; v. 2: Day book, 1891-1896; v. 3: Ledger, 1891-1902.

Peter Smith was the next younger brother of Jedediah S. Smith. His papers reflect his experiences in the Santa Fe trade; farming in Ohio, Illinois, and Iowa; a journey to and from Guanajuato, Mexico, April 11-July 25, 1843 (recorded in...

Among others, portraits include: Arnold Genthe, Herbert Hoover, Robinson Jeffers, Thomas J. Mooney, Angelo J. Rossi, Bertrand Russell, Lincoln Steffens, and Ralph Stackpole.

Correspondence, articles about Peter U. Rodda, and drafts. Drafts include "The Type Specimens of Ammonites hoffmanni Gabb and Melchiorites indigenes Anderson (Cretaceous: Ammonoidea)" and "Paleontological Resources Reconnaissance: Cottonwood Creek Project".

Relates to Marxian philosophy, and to the international and German socialist and communist movements.

Correspondence, memoranda, serial issues, newsletters, printed matter, statistical data, campaign literature, videotapes, sound recordings, and photographs, relating to libertarian thought in the United States, activities of the Libertarian Party, Students for a Libertarian Society, and the presidential and other campaigns...

Diary transcripts, letters, reports, maps, photographs, motion picture film, and memorabilia, relating to Chinese communist forces and the Japanese occupation of China during World War II. Includes weapons, clothing and equipment used by Chinese communists during World War II.

This collection contains correspondence between Robert Peters, one of the most widely published gay poets in the U.S., and Stephen Vincent, editor of _Shocks_, an avant-garde San Francisco literary magazine of the 1970s, and founder of Momo�s Press, also in...

Papers of Robert Peters, American poet, critic, scholar, and teacher. A professor of literature (1968-1991) at the University of California, Irvine, Peters reviewed contemporary poetry for small press magazines beginning in the 1970s, published numerous poetry collections, and performed his...

Thomas Kimmwood Peters (1879-1973) was a pioneer newsreel cameraman who filmed the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, the construction of the Panama Canal, and other events. He was also a motion picture producer, cameraman, and inventor. The collection consists...

Herman Petersen (1893-1973) was an author of mystery and detective fiction. He sold his first story, “The seven gilded balls,” to in June 1922, and sold 17 more while the magazine was under the direction of editor George W. Sutton,...

This collection consists of 4 sepia-tinted images depicting sailing vessels.

The collection contains correspondence, notes, memorabilia, typescripts. Included is material pertaining to Stanford University and Sutters Fort.

Papers of Laurence E. Peterson, professor of physics, leader of the High Energy Astronomy Group, and director (1988-1997) of the UCSD Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences (CASS). Peterson was involved in the planning and design of experiments and instruments...

The collection consists of the papers of geologist Melvin Norman Adolph Peterson. The collection is divided into two series: the Peterson series and the Deep Sea Drilling Project series. The Peterson series consists of material dated before and after Dr....

Concerns the reported first hoisting of the United States flag over California in 1827 and subsequent correspondence (August 17, 1937) from The Society to the Bancroft Library concerning the veracity of the statement.

Relates to psychological readjustment of American prisoners of war in Germany during World War II. Ph.D. dissertation, University for Humanistic Studies. Includes research materials assembled for the dissertation, among them memoirs of R. W. Peterson, memoirs of other American prisoners,...

This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, drafts and annotated typescripts of poet, Robert Peterson.

The collection primarily comprises publications of the Elections Committee of the County of Orange (ECCO) collected by board member, Thomas J. Peterson. Founded in 1982, ECCO is a nonpartisan, political action committee that monitors legislative issues affecting the Southern California...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Contains of a petition and six supporting documents (20 p.) by the Alcalde and Fiscal of San Salvador Tesmelucan (also called El Verde) requesting separation from Huexocingo [sic]. On behalf of the people of San Salvador Tesmelucan, as well as...

List of signatures, mostly from San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding locations, of persons in favor of promoting peace and forming a branch of the Association for residents on the Pacific coast. With this is another petition, 1886, listing adherents...

For lots in the town of Santa Cruz; one to J.D. Stevenson.

Castro states his intention to renounce conciliation in the matter of litigation over property in the Santa Cruz area, Rancho Punto de Año Nuevo.

Dispatches, radio broadcast transcripts, memoranda, and reports, relating to resistance movements in Yugoslavia during World War II, and to activities of the Yugoslav Government-in-Exile.

Correspondence, depositions, judicial sentence, and clippings, relating to the imprisonment of C. Petrasievici for treason in Romania, and to efforts to secure his release and permission for him to immigrate to the United States. Photocopy.

Depicts American military activities in Vietnam, including visits to hamlets by General William C. Westmoreland and Congressman Cornelius E. Gallagher.

Correspondence, writings, reports, diplomatic dispatches, clippings, and serial issues, relating to Romanian foreign relations, especially with Germany, Switzerland, and the Vatican; the League of Nations; World War II refugees and relief work; and postwar Romanian émigré life.

Relates to German military operations during World War I.

Relates to World War I relief in Hungary.

Small archive of Arthur Petronio, composer of verbophonic works, or works at the intersection of poetry and music.

Correspondence, reports, financial records, and printed matter, relating to relations of the Russian Provisional and White Russian governments with the United States during the Russian Revolution and Civil War.

Relates to the appointment of A. Petrov to official positions under the White Russian Omsk government in Siberia.

Relates to Russian culture.

Memoirs, other writings, correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the Russian Civil War in Siberia, White Russian transfers of gold to Japan at the conclusion of the war, and Russian émigré affairs. Includes writings by Serge P. Petroff,...

Correspondence, dispatches, orders, and reports, relating to political, military, and diplomatic affairs in Bulgaria, Bulgarian participation in World War I, and the suppression of an attempted military coup in Bulgaria in 1886.

Speeches and writings, letters, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to various aspects of Yugoslav politics, and to King Peter II of Yugoslavia.

Diaries, correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, and clippings, relating to Ukraine during the Russian Revolution, Ukrainian territorial questions, the cooperative movements in Ukraine, and Ukrainians in Canada and the United States.

The collection falls into four main groupings:...

Material includes employment, faculty relations, personnel, ROTC and NROTC, Regents, tenure, and University President Robert Gordon Sproul.

The collection contains letters from the Argentine artist Emilio Pettoruti to the art historian and critic, Julio Payró (1943-1957). One of the 52 letters is to Pettoruti, 3 letters are from Pettoruti's wife. A one page inventory lists Pettoruti's paintings...

Relates to the Sino-Japanese War and to political conditions in China and Japan. Includes reports by W. B. Pettus, John Leighton Stuart, and others.

Papers and manuscripts of the German-born art and architecture historian (1902-1983). Papers date primarily from the years following Pevsner’s immigration to England in 1933, and include written and visual materials used for lectures or as research for his many...

Sylvia Ruby Pezoldt (1895-1963) was a journalist, poet, and author of short stories, and non-fiction. She also conducted writing courses and was a member of the National League of American Pen Women. The collection consists of Pezoldt's manuscripts, correspondence, photographs,...

Relates to Allied economic policy in occupied Germany. Written by B. Pfister and Elisabeth Liefmann-Keil for the Deutscher Caritasverband.

Contains 3 letters home to his mother regarding travels and impressions of San Francisco and Los Angeles.

The James D. Phelan Papers, 1855-1941 (bulk 1906-1930), contain materials documenting Phelan's political career as San Francisco's Mayor and a U. S. Senator, his involvement in relief efforts following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, his business and financial activities, and...

The collection consists of 21 photograph albums containing more than 6000 photographic prints, postcards, and ephemeral items collected by James Duval Phelan between the years 1902 and 1929. The albums, numbered 82 through 102, were originally part of Phelan's papers....

Miscellany includes 27 captioned copy photos of sculpture in European museums (taken by unknown photographers, made by Keystone Photo Service), and 9 proofs (with stamp of "Gabriel Moulin Photo") showing Senator James D. Phelan lying in state, 1930.

Organization periodicals, Phelan's correspondence regarding Nazi activities, and ephemera relating to the Nazi movement and other political activities. Includes C.W. Bristol's THE WHITE PRIMER and considerable material from the National Socialist White Worker's Party (NSWWP).

Two holograph letters written at the 93d U.S. Colored Infantry camp requesting his friend write to him more often and with more information.

The Edna W. Phelps Collection contains photographs, correspondence, diaries, and family documents representing the history of at least four generations of the Phelps, Gulick, Davidson, Humiston, Gooch, Huntley, Schultz, Willson, and Turner families from 1847-1978. The bulk of the collection...

Early letters are from Andrew J. and Eugene A. Phelps to their parents, describing experiences farming, running a sawmill, gold mining at Richardsons Hill and Iowa Hill, California. Later letters relate to Eugene Phelps' work with George E. Gray as...

Holograph letter written at Camp Butler, Newport News, Va., regarding the appointment of surgeons in the army.

Correspondence, awards, certificates, articles and other material from Johnnie Phelps, World War II veteran and lesbian activist. The majority of the collection dates from 1975-1998, with most materials pertaining to Phelps' involvement with the National Organization for Women, Southern California...

The collection contains five audiocassettes of interviews recorded with Waldo Phelps, by June Behrens, re his life history, beginnings of Santa Barbara Normal School, and retirement in Santa Barbara. UCSB Phelps Hall is named after his father, Clarence Phelps....

Papers of Jon Phetteplace, composer and performer of contemporary music. Phetteplace collaborated in the improvisational group, Musica Elettronica Viva (MEV), and in The Contraband, which featured some of the same members. From 1966 to 1969, he was active as a...

Contains correspondence, minutes of chapter and committee meetings, programs, and lists of members and elegibles.

The collection includes membership lists, event invitations and programs, alumni membership nominations, newsletters, correspondence with other chapters, chapter minutes, manuals and handbooks.

Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity (founded 1911, merged with Phi Alpha Delta in 1972) was a national legal fraternity for women that promoted a higher standard of professional ethics and culture among women in law schools and in the legal...

Collection consists of an incomplete run of issues of the , the national publication of the Phi Delta Delta women's legal fraternity....

The Phi Sigma Nu Collection documents the activities, events, and people associated with the sorority on San Diego State's campus, primarily through scrapbooks. The collection dates from 1925-1976, with most of the materials dating to 1941.

U.C. Berkeley Maps Librarian Phil Hoehn in stacks of Bancroft Library, posing with (Sanborn Fire Insurance Co.?) vol. showing San Francisco city quadrants. Other negatives are variants of same subject.

was created by Nat Hiken and starred Phil Silvers as Master Sergeant Ernie Bilko. Collection consists of scripts from the television series.

Photographs and slides taken by Phila and George Caldwell on a Los Angeles Natural History Museum collecting expedition to Kenya in 1971, and on a Society Expedition cruise to the Antarctic in 1987. The Kenya material consists of 43 color...

The Philbrick Working Files include Norman Philbrick's correspondence with book dealers and scholarly colleagues, an appraisal of his library, accession ledgers, invoices from dealers, newspaper and magazine clippings, mailings from his numerous social and scholarly organizations, photographs, and other...

Relates to world politics, the Middle Eastern political situation, and Saudi Arabia. Includes an essay, entitled Israel and the Arabs (1956), relating to the Palestinian question.

The Philip A. Embury collection contains an assortment of World War I memorabilia and features the diaries that Embury kept during 1917-1918. The collection is organized into two series: Personal papers and Military papers.

Contains 2 letters written on the same day discussing giving guest sermons and about looking for a position in a self-supporting church so he can move family to California.

To his mother, Mercy (Maris) Doddridge, and to his sister, Mercy. Concerning his finances and activities.

Scrapbooks, notes, and ephemera relating to Philip's research concerning the nature of the universe and the Bacon-Shakespeare authorship controversy.

Include a typewritten report of an interview with Scofield, Sept. 25, l973, by Arthur L. Norberg; photocopy of an interview (typescript) with Scofield conducted by Cynthia Gunn, Sept. l973, containing information about his career as a radio engineer and about...

Six blueprint photos, with explanations on the versos, depict scenes of October, 1890, near Honolulu, on Hilo, and at the volcano of Kilauea. The 20 letters, written from Honolulu to relatives, 1894-1896, describe his quiet family life and that of...

Philip Hunter Timberlake papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

Includes correspondence, negatives, transparencies, and prints documenting the 50-year career of renowned nature photographer, author, and environmentalist Hyde

Misc. papers (including memos, clippings, and Sinnott's ID card) retained from his work in the Public Relations Branch of the Western Defense Command's Wartime Civil Control Administration. Includes organizational chart of Western Defense Command (in oversize folder.)

Correspondence to Philip James from Bernard Herrmann and from CBS Radio regarding the American School of the Air and the 1940 School of the Air program.

Transcript copies of letters to Bosqui from recipients of the Memoirs, 1904, originals of which were tipped in the copy in the University of San Francisco Library.

A Bancroft Library factitious collection.

Papers relating to Philip M. Hocker's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Correspondence, clippings, and articles concerning his interest and activities in the library field particularly his involvement in a lawsuit stemming from his dismissal as librarian from The University of Montana. Also includes papers of Mary Jane Keeney regarding the Keeney's...

Includes drafts of Fendal's letters; letters from his client and from the General Land Office (some signed by Thomas A. Hendricks, commissioner); and copies of his client's correspondence with the General Land Office and the Treasury Dept.

Papers relating to Philip S. Bernays's involvement in the Sierra Club,

Contents: v. 1, docket as justice of the peace and as associate justice, Court of Sessions, Auburn, Calif., copies of notices of claims to dam the north fork of the American River, 1851, and lists of fees of constables, justices...

Contains letters to publisher/editor, discussing topics ranging from daily life in Santa Fe; health; efforts at publishing his works with Zephyr Press; participation in poetry readings and conferences with Anne Waldman, Gary Snyder, and others; and about Richard Brautigan's death.

Letters written to younger sister Velna Whalen discuss military service, the happenings of the Beat scene in San Francisco, writing, activities while living in Japan, becoming a Buddhist Monk, family and happenings in Oregon and descriptions of the places he...

Three reel to reel tapes labelled: 1) the Bridge over the water, Christmas 1969; 2) Bolinas, Xmas #3, Thanksgiving #4; 3) unlabeled, recording of a 1969 concert (see copy of accompanying letter with Phonotape notes).

Title supplied by cataloger.

Relates to the Russian tradition of political theory. Original study, entitled Historische Voraussetzungen des Politischen Denkens in Russland, published in Forschungen zur Osteuropäischen Geschichte (Bd. I, 1954).

Concerning arrangements for providing music for a proposed ball in Caen. Included also is a list of musicians needed for the orchestra (1 l.)

These records document changes in the regulations of the Manila Galleons from the Real Tribunal y Consulado de Manila to the formation of the Real Compania de Filipinas. Many deal specifically with trade between Mexico and the Philippine Islands and...

Letters, papers, and documents for the years 1894, 1898, and 1899. Primarily official communications and documents of provincial and local military and civil officers of the Philippine Republic. The provinces of Cavite and Manila and the district of Caloocan appear...

Items within this collection catalogued individually. Search under title: Philippine Island miscellany - additions.

44 black/white snapshots, 1923-1924, apparently taken by an American sailor, with descriptions in an index at the end of the album,. About half the images are of Philippine people and scenes on the island of Bohol, especially Tagbilaran, along with...

Collection of six color and sixteen b/w Philippines photo postcards, ca. 1913-1921, of rural scenes, local residents, Manila, U.S. Army views, Bilibid Prison, rivers and boats....

Letters related to publishing and bookselling in 18th and 19th century England, from the collection of Sir Thomas Phillipps.

Papers of Dennis Phillips, a Los Angeles poet who has also worked as poetry editor for the LOS ANGELES WEEKLY and as book review editor for the literary magazine SULFUR. The accession, covering the years 1971-1992, includes notebooks and typescripts...

Photographs of Ms. Phillips, her colleagues, buildings, equipment, and projects at Davis, Riverside, and Texas.

Clippings from American newspapers, relating to American foreign and domestic policy during the New Deal and reflecting conservative criticism of that policy. Includes pamphlets issued by the American Liberty League, 1935-1936, and texts of radio broadcasts on the Ford Sunday...

Correspondence and diary....

The George Phillips Sweepiana Collection is a comprehensive collection of materials related to chimney sweepers. The collection dates from approximately 1932-1963, with the bulk of the documents undated. It consists of both paper records and artifacts. The collection has a...

Correspondence, orders, memoranda, and photographs, relating to the military career of J. H. Phillips, and to activities of the III Corps in the European Theater during World War II. Photocopy.

Collection consists of the manuscript of Jane Phillips' book, , a copy of the published book (1985 expanded reprint), and 7 letters and one card to her from Henry Miller, with a photocopy of a January 2, 1967 letter....

Correspondence, orders, and photographs, relating to American military activities in the United States and France during World War I.

Collection of prints, drawings, photographs and papers of Matt Phillips.

Collection contains 141 sketchbooks produced by artist Matt Phillips between 1962 and 2009.

The papers include three main series: travel files, records documenting Baja California gravity measurements, and records documenting Richard P. Phillips' 1978 study of Bataquitos Lagoon. The travel files document personal and professional travel from 1975-1981. Baja files document Phillips' gravity...

Holograph letter written in Boston, regarding a letter and money sent by Mrs. Halsted for the freedmen.

Relates to the attitude of the State Department to British requirements that certain articles exported from Great Britain during World War I not be re-exported.

Eden Phillpotts (1862-1960) published over 250 works including some 150 novels plus poems, essays, plays, short stories, and mysteries. The collection consists of about 900 letters from Phillpotts to his literary agent, W. Morris Coles, various publishers, and to friends...

Collection consists of correspondence, typescripts, notes, and research materials for articles written for , , Douglas Aircraft Company, and other airplane and aerospace publications, as well as a photocopy of her manuscript and copy of the book (1966)....

Contains newspaper clippings on Philo Jacoby and pistol and rifle shooting competitions.

The collection contains four principal elements: yearbooks, scrapbooks, minute books, and financial records.

The Philosophical Union was established by George Holmes Howison as a society for the discussion of philosophical questions. The society included not only faculty of the University of California, but also interested ministers and laymen. Many of the best known...

Intelligence reports, interrogation reports, and photographs, relating to Adolf Hitler, the German military structure, national socialism, various aspects of German society during and immediately after World War II, various military campaigns of World War II, denazification, and postwar reconstruction in...

The accession includes the charts, log books, marine techniciand handbook, navigation notebook and other notes of Captain Alan Phinney, Ship's Master for Scripps Institution of Oceanography from 1957 to 1983. The accession also contains memorandum, correspondence and other material documenting...

Correspondence...

The Phleger papers include correspondence, photographs, slides, films, field observations, data, manuscripts of books and papers, teaching materials, lecture notes, research proposals and subject files documenting the scientific career of Dr. Fred B Phleger. Most of this material is dated...

A collection of materials assembled after her death. Contains obituary articles and articles and clippings on her gifts to the University of California, including many on Hearst Hall, as well as to other causes.

Includes: 3 letters to Mrs. [Hester] Holden (ALS Sept. 7, 1892; TLS Jan. 5, 1907; ALS Feb. 20;) and 1 letter to St. George Holden (ALS July 11, 1905.

Consists of some of the original exhibition drawings made for the competition to design the University of California, Berkeley campus, sponsored by Phoebe Hearst. Also includes glass negatives of the finalists' drawings and shipping tubes.

Includes Catalina Island, Coronado, a parade, and the San Francisco earthquake and fire.

Includes 1906 earthquake damage in Martinez, Calif., and many views of children at play, family members, etc.

Scenes of crowds at docks with ships leaving Seattle, Sitka, Muir Glacier, Fort Wrangell, Kasaan, and Metlakahtla, including the Metlakahtla Cornet Band, composed of Alaskan men holding their instruments.

The Photo Data Systems Incorporated records are comprised of administrative papers and records, design drawings and promotional materials regarding the Slide-a-Mat machine invented in the 1960's. It was an early system demonstrating the concept of shopping from the comfort of...

Approximately 150 b/w photographs with handwritten captions, varying sizes, of areas such as Melbourne, Sydney, Tasmania, Wandiligong, Fernshaw, Dandenong, Yorkminster Cathedral, Malmsbury, Kolo Kemp (N.G.), Little River. Includes several images of camps, farms, ranches, and indigenous populations....

Many photographs of University of California students, some of university ceremonies.

Snapshot views of various hills and towns fronting San Francisco Bay; the campus of the University of California, Berkeley; San Francisco during what appears to be a procession of soldiers (during the Spanish American War?); the apple press monument and...

Album of snapshots documenting fish canning communities of Hood Bay and Waterfall, Alaska. Photographs depict canneries, local citizens (including Native Americans), town views, scenes of hunting and fishing, and nearby wilderness areas. A small group of young men, seasonal employees...

This photograph album contains 24 black-and-white photographs of ceremonies held in Saigon, Vietnam for International Women's Day in 1959. The celebration honored the heroic, first-century Trung sisters. Created by the organizing committee of the event as a keepsake, the album...

Views show a ranch including house, gardens, people, buggy, pets, etc.

Photograph album of San Francisco, Calif., prior to and following the 1906 earthquake and fire. Pre-earthquake views show the Cliff House; the Chutes; Union Square; people engaged in various activities at many different sites in Golden Gate Park; views of...

The collection comprises a photograph album of over 100 black-and-white photographic prints related to the Chinese Eastern Railway line of the Trans-Siberian Railway in the 1920s. The photographs depict railway lines, bridges, train stations, cargo loading, the manufacture of locomotive...

Album of photographs of undeveloped areas and back roads of the "Hidden Valley" area of Contra Costa County, just east of the Berkeley-Oakland Hills. Views were compiled to promote the proposed Belleshire community. Also includes photographs of two paintings of...

This collection comprises three albums of photographs taken and assembled by Jerry Minnucci and given to Robert Major documenting a group of gay volleyball players between 1973 and 1975 in Laguna Beach, California. The photographs are chiefly of men playing...

The collection comprises over 100 photographic prints of Ruth St. Denis, who influenced the development of American modern dance. The photographs feature St. Denis posing alone in costume, with fellow dancers, traveling, and at leisure with her husband and partner,...

The photographic collection of the California State Archives constitutes a rich and varied source of information about the history of California state government and of the state as a whole. While portions of the collection have been used extensively, most...

The accession consists of Dr. Inman's master negative file for all images taken by or for Dr. Inman during the years 1948-1984. The images are described in photo accessions books. The images were numbered sequentially beginning in 1948 and continuing...

One 10 1/2"x13" black and white aerial photograph of the SIO campus from the sea, approaching northward

Collection consists of original photographs and negatives of various 19th and 20th century photographers covering a broad range of subjects and includes portraits, landscapes, panoramic views, cityscapes and buildings from various geographic locations and photographs from various historical periods.

Prints and clippings of advertisements from printed sources and photographs of advertising posters and billboards on city buildings, fences, etc. Most are San Francisco advertisements, with some from Los Angeles. Many types of products are represented, inlcuding food, clothing, tobacco,...

Photographs include snapshots of exposition grounds, buildings, attractions and miscellany. Viewbook features views of the Grand Court, Yerkes Telescope, the Transportation building, the Electrical building, boating scenes and other major attractions.

Collection consists of catalogs of photographic exhibitions, many removed from the Will Connell Collection, arranged alphabetically by sponsoring agency. Includes exhibitions from the U.S., Europe, Toronto, Canada, Bombay, India, and Melbourne, Australia. Organizations include London Salon of Photography, Camera Pictorialists...

Title supplied by cataloger.

The SIO Photographic Laboratory was established in 1949 to provide photographic services to the SIO community. Photographers photographed instruments, ships, events, people and campus scenes at the request of SIO Offices. The office that placed the order was charged for...

Panorama of San Francisco, Calif. was taken from Nob Hill (west of Powell St., between California and Sacramento Streets) and encompasses approximately 180 degrees, from Alcatraz and North Beach to the north, across downtown to the east, and over the...

Contains portraits of Captain Jack and his family, Schonchin, Steamboat Frank, Hooka Jim, Donald McKay (and Jack's capturers), Shacknasty Jim, Scar-Faced Charley, Black Jim, Bogus Charley, Ike, Boston Charley, and Curly-Headed Doctor. Includes a group portrait with a Caucasian man...

Portraits of well-known San Franciscans and other prominent people who came through San Francisco, ca. 1871-1876. Included are portraits of Andrew Hallidie, Darius Ogden Mills, William C. Ralston, William O' Brien, George Davidson, Horatio Stebbins, and Tomomi Iwakura. There are...

Album contains reproductions of photographs documenting flood damage to various sections of Union Pacific Railroad lines from the Los Angeles area eastward to the Las Vegas area following winter storms of 1938. Images document damage to the Main Line as...

Photographs captioned: San Francisco, 1849 -- Sutter's Fort, 1849 -- Sutter's Mill, 1849 -- Hock Farm on Feather River, 1849 -- Post office [...], San Francisco, 1849.

Title from handwritten label on cover.

Includes group portraits of expedition members and views taken in South America, Central America, and California. California views include numerous San Francisco street scenes and buildings (including fire companies), the Calaveras giant seqouia grove, and one view of a placer...

Chiefly Oakland views, with several views of Berkeley. Scenes are those that would promote the region and focus on economic growth, prosperity, and amenities. Prominent are views of downtown streets and commercial buildings, schools and public buildings, the Oakland harbor...

Includes: fossil quarry in Vernal showing large fossils; general view of Duchesne; main street and the Wasatch Tabernacle in Heber City; Court House in Fillmore; the Carbon County Hall and City Hall in Eureka; and L.D. Church in Price.

Photos show military facilities, reviews, troops, etc. at Fort Amador in the Panama Canal Zone.

Four views in the mission garden "en route to Monterey", and one waterfront view, and views of R.C. Hall and others.

Photographs show views of bridges and the American River near Auburn, Calif.

Contains views of locomotives, trains, car interiors, railroads construction, celebration ceremonies of last spike, etc. Relevant documents are mainly reproductions of advertisements and time schedules. In addition, portraits of Samuel B. Reed and general view of Bear River City, Wyoming...

Photos of a trip in Death Valley, Calif. show camp scenes and burro pack trains supplying the mines. George W. Ames is identified in some of the photos.

Portraits of Peckham, Lay, Patten, Addington, Hale, and Adams family members. Includes a few group portraits, including a class picture, Lincoln School, Osage, Iowa, 1906.

Photographs include a portrait of Henry A. Hill, and W.V. Cruess and Emil Mrak looking at food packed experimentally for the U.S. Army in World War II.

Consists of unidentified images of California quarry companies from the business papers of Anson Stiles Blake, which contain records for San Pablo Quarry Company, Blake and Bilger Company, Blake Brothers Company and the San Francisco Quarries Company.

Photo album (21 x 27 cm.) contains 16 photos of Blue Lakes in Lake County, Calif., including views of Laurel Dell lodge. Also photos of Clear Lake, Mt. Konocti, and Lakeport, and a sketched "cottage floorplan" dated 1940.

Most photos depict Kinkead and family. Includes a cabinet card of Kinkead as a girl, a carte de visite of a store, "Scudamore Reynolds & Co."; a copyprint of an 1872 photo of Kinkead's father "Pater Gallagher Reynolds M.D."; a...

Photos depict outdoor party with guests dressed in 1920s fashion. Some men are pretending to box. Identified persons are: Tito Schipa, Florence Macbeth, and Miss Meisle. One photo has note: Miltern Opera lunch. Photos were removed from an album.

Photos are mostly portraits, most unidentified or tentatively identified. Portraits include a lantern slide depicting a woman; carte de visite portrait of a woman by Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco; two copyprints of a (daguerreotype?) "1840s? John Mitchell, grandfather of...

Mostly single and group portraits, some with notes on verso identifying subjects. One group photo dated 1916. One cabinet card (woman and three children) by "Brayton, Napa Cal." (possibly James G. Brayton who operated in Napa City in 1867, 1878-1888)....

Six individual portaits: Charles Murray, Chief Eleventh Battalion (from Folder 12); Walter Shaylor, Milton P. McMahon and Tom Hennig (from Folder 16, section titled "Chief's Operators"); Harry Newman, 1934 (from Folder 27); "Brother Will, Christmas 1887" (card mounted portrait, from...

Includes several photos of groups of children (teacher's name, students names, and the year 1914 noted on some); postcard depicting the Grant Primary School building; photos of children in costume for a performance (one photo dated 1924); children lined up...

Photos consist mainly of portraits and photos of buildings. Portraits include: Joe Greenberg, first president of the Lincoln Grammar School Association; E.H. Mitchell; Geo. H. Foree (or Force?), Lincoln School 1865; Mr. Robertson (with list of graduates of his class...

Portraits of deans Theresa M. Otto, Louise W. Mueller, Gladys I. Trevithick. Also portraits of George Clark Sargent, Charles Holbrook (photomechanical print), Louis Sloss, Thomas B. Bishop, Sarah B. Cooper, Geo. A. Merrill (1937), and Miranda Lux. Group portrait of...

Muriel Shoesmith appears in most photographs. Photos include: studio portraits, 1942-1945; 10th anniversary of founding of U.N. in San Francisco, 1955; Operation Understanding (including photos taken in White Sands, N.M., and Colorado Springs, Colo.), 1960; courtroom meeting regarding traffic, ca....

Consists mainly of portraits and family photos. Several portraits depict Orrin Peck as a young man; sitting at a piano; with an artist's palette; with a lace collar; in a Middle Eastern country. Other persons identified include: Mrs. Peck; Mr....

Three photos of a monument to the parents and grandparents of Henry Miller, in Brackenheim, Germany; one photo of "the fireplace in the library of Lux College, Charles Lux Lewis, Wilmarth Sheldon Lewis, grandnephews of Mrs. Lux, April 1952"; and...

Photos related to Panama-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): painting "Exposition site, Merced-Sutro Tract"; drawing of a monument; drawing of the planned "Marina Gardens" location for the monument; drawing of expo site; photo of man handing roll of paper to another man;...

Individual and group portraits, with annotation on versos. The individual portraits depict Lanette Crawford (cabinet card, 1879); Frederick G. Crawford (cabinet card, 1882); Russell Tracy Crawford (two portraits, 1918 and undated); Frank Ross, astronomer. The group portraits depict Mary Crawford...

Portraits, family photos, and photos taken in the Philippines. A few portrait subjects are identified, including Maria Glass Sawyer, Louis Glass, Anna Sawyer, and Louis E. Putnam Hendricks. One group portrait of a 4th of July picnic at Morris Ravine,...

Stereoviews from the Sutro Tunnel, Nevada series show the Sutro mansion and ranch, office buildings, machinery, interiors and exteriors of mine shafts, and the mouth of the tunnel. Other photos also show the Sutro Tunnel, freight wagons (Tonopah to Sodaville),...

Consists chiefly of publicity photos of unidentified infants, children, members of the Baby Hygiene Committee, and medical staff. Also includes a group portrait from the 35th Founder's Day of the Well Babies Center; a 1938 photomechanical print of Miss Kennedy's...

Includes portraits of: Bernice Hubbart May (5), Samuel C. May (2), and a view of the California City Council, Berkeley, Calif.

Pictures taken in the United States focus on railroad scenes and views of towns. Pictures include a camp in the snow near the Rio Grande River (showing a Central Pacific Railroad kitchen car, and a house made of railroad ties...

Collection includes a number of photographic postcards of Bohemian Grove theatrical productions showing the audience and stage (taken by G. Moulin). Other Bohemian Grove photos date from 1906 and show men lounging around camp tables and chairs. Also includes a...

Views show social events, views relating to a Pomodoro lecture, and an exhibit in San Jose, Calif.

Snapshots, primarily of Southern California farm or ranch land (Santa Barbara vicinity?), and a few Cox and Storke family members.

Photographs of the Charles C. Hansen family show the town of Mount Vernon, Wash. and vicinity, houses, family members, a barn and workers, the hotel at Utsalady, bicycles, a dog, ladies in a car, a boat and net, Front Street...

Snapshots show Seville Dudley Chapman; and Sam Chapman, a University of California baseball player. Also includes a reproduction of an engraved portrait of Hernan Cortes.

Photographs show speakers lecturing at the City Commons club: John Tunney, Edmund G. Brown, Jerome R. Walde, and Dr. B. Davie Napier.

Original snapshots and portraits of Clark Ashton Smith; Smith with his parents; Timeus Smith; scenes of Auburn, Calif.; George Sterling.

Photographs of the Mt. Shasta (Calif.) region include the Union Church, Benjamin Shurtleff's birthplace, and other Shasta views. Family portraits picture Rose Cushing Blote, Annette F. Cushing, John Cushing, Philip Cook, James Bard, Barbara Cushing, and others. One view shows...

Collection contains some postcards of unidentified nature scenes, a view of a house with people (also unidentified), and a picture of Yaquina Head coast in Oregon. A cabinet card shows an allegorical scene with cows, fire and people (captioned "The...

Views from Southern California include a view of countryside near Ontario, yard at Ramona's house, a home in Ontario, an ostrich farm in Pasadena, swimmers at Long Beach, a ship at Laguna Harbor, and a view of Baldwin's Ranch. San...

Interiors of a Victorian home (possibly the Denicke family home in Germany?), and portraits of: Ernst A. Denicke, Ida Luisa Schuenemann-Pott Denicke, Ida Louise Denicke Leuschner, Frederick August Denicke, and Friedrich Schuenemann-Pott.

Photographs show 1) Pumpkin patch, 2) Group portrait of Edwards' family (William A.Z. Edwards seated, far right, on whale bone chair (now is San Jose Historical Museum), to Edwards' right his daughter, Carolyn, and next to her his wife, Jennie...

Photographs show employees at Los Alamos Labs (portraits), a consultation project in South Africa, an unidentified mining area (many), group portraits, some family related items, meetings, and many reproductions of paintings by Irwin D. Hoffman.

Framed quarter-plate dageuerreotype portrait of brothers Edwin P. and Joseph Drew, presumably taken in New Hampshire between 1842 and 1849. Stereographic views of the garden and home exterior of Edwin P. Drew, possibly in Umpqua, Oregon (circa 1865-1867) or, more...

Collection includes portraits of a woman, a girl, a group portrait of citizens of Aurora, Nevada; people fishing by a lake; a woman writing; and children in costume on a decorated wagon (float). Ella Sterling Mighels may be pictured in...

Includes portraits of Ellison L. Crawford, his first wife Lucinda, and their children, Effie, May, and Ida; a group portrait of Crawford's father, James B. Crawford, and Ellison's three daughters, ca. 1890; a group portrait including Dora Crawford, Crawford's second...

Snapshots show Estelle Carpenter and Mrs. Seoville (a neighbor) sitting on Carpenter's front porch after the earthquake and fire of 1906. One photograph shows a huge gorup of children captioned: Portola Festival, Chorus of School Children (6000), Oct. 20, 1909,...

Photograph of Mayor Shelley presenting a proclamation of Negro History Week in San Francisco City Hall, Feb. 1966 includes James Abajian, Lucy Cupps Pickens, Mayor John Shelley, Frances Albrier, and Mr. Herndon. Two photographic contact prints relate to the campaign...

Stills and promotional views for movies and for television's Dr. Kildare. Also includes some portraits and views of the Faust home in Florence, Italy.

Photographs mainly show the interior of a bookstore, presumably Isenberg's European Book Shop in San Francisco. Some photos of a woman skiing are also included.

Photographs show an interior of a store (including a "Japanese bazaar"), mansions, Point Lobos (Calif.), a mill and mining company, coastal scenes, a lake at Lakeside, and Vallejo's home at Sonoma, Calif. Many locations are unidentified, but are probably in...

Collection contains portraits of H.D. Cogswell and family, photos of statues and bust of H.D. Cogswell, a photo of Cogswell Polytechnic College in San Francisco, and a view of Second Street in San Francisco.

Photographs show members of the Hollister family (Jack, Joe, Harry, W.W. Hollister Jr., J.J., and Stanly) in portraits and in various family activities. Also includes a portrait of Will and Walter Flint, sons of Ben Flint of Hollister. Includes a...

Photographs show conference attendees on a boat tour of Lake Como. Includes pictures of F. Aston, M. Born, H.A. Compton, P. Deleye, J. Franck, I. Langmuir, H.A. Lorentz, F. Paschen, Pauli, Fermi, Heischberg[?], M. Planck, O. Stern, and R. Wood.

Collection includes a few views related to Jack London (his grave, a bust, Wolf House, portraits of London, etc.), but mainly contains views of an unidentified family (snapshots, baby pictures, family groups, etc.), reproductions of paintings, and photographs of an...

Views include carte de visite portraits of Josephine Denver Jones and an unidentified woman; snapshots of cousins and other family members; the Grand Denver Hotel and the Rombach House, both in Wilmington, Ohio; and gravestones and monuments of James W....

Views show a parade in Escondido, Samuel Brannan's home in background; the San Francisco home of Brannan where first gold was exhibited; a San Francisco building at Montgomery and Sacramento; a reprint of a view of the home of Samuel...

Photographs show the grape vine near Santa Barbara. Copy photo of a print shows the Buena Vista Ranch in Sonoma Co., residence of vintner A. Haraszthy.

Chiefly portraits of Josephine Miles at various ages, portraits of Miles at events, and some pictures of family homes and surroundings, other pictures of relatives and, perhaps, some friends and associates.

Photographs show early vacuum tube testing equipment, and other equipment such as a wave meter made by the Western Electric Co. of New York; group portraits from the National Television Standards Committee and the Radio Club of America; members of...

Tintype portrait of a man, presumably Lucas Willey, and a photograph of a building, possibly the schoolhouse and church where Willey taught at Diamond Springs, El Dorado County, Calif.

Photographs show buildings, mines, and other facilities of the Moutain Copper Company, Ltd. as well as company officials.

Photographs are mainly portraits of Bayley taken at various professional and social events.

Snapshots of groups and individuals, mainly Japanese American evacuees during World War II. Also includes views of housing facilities and trailers at Lomita[?] air strip, Mariposa, and/or El Segundo, California. One group portrait of Canal Christian Church members at Rivers,...

Portraits show Sarah Randall in ca. 1890, and with her children in 1863. Photographs of Randall homes show the present Randall House (built in 1891), and the former William Edgar Randall house built ca. 1857.

Predominantly cyanotype snapshots (on disbound album pages) of family, pets, homes, horses and racing, etc. Although unidentified, images are assumed to be of the Peralta and Galindo families in Alameda, Contra Costa and Monterey Counties, Calif. Negatives are mostly views...

The Garnetts and friends at a formal dinner party, 1927; a small group outside the Garnett house on Schoolhouse Lane, 1930; a portrait of young Porter Garnett in May, 1894, accompanied by a copy of a humorous cover letter to...

Photos of Stackpole sculptures, 2 snapshots of Ralph Stackpole, and 1 postcard of his Industries of California mural in Coit Tower.

Photographs show Roberta Fenlon at banquets, professional and social events, and other related functions. Other photos include pictures of her family or friends, portraits of Fenlon, an unidentified graduation, etc. Many show activities of the California Medical Association.

Portraits of Schevill, family members, and colleagues, and a view of the family home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Also, photographic copies of correspondence. Includes a signed portrait of Adolfo Bonillo y San Martín and one of Juan C. Cebrián.

Snapshots of the Miller congressional campaign and negatives of Miller's opponent, William Maillard.

Photographs show political events, politicians, and other unidentified people. Organized in envelopes according to the type of event pictured.

Photographs include portraits of Samuel Barrett, group photos from the Milwaukee Museum's African Expedition (1928), a photo of a pet lion, portraits of friends, family photos and negatives, etc.

Mainly photographs of Samuel G. Vázquez and his compatriots during the Mexican Revolution, some posed with weapons or flags of Mexico. Includes a view of a stagecoach with travellers and an armed soldier on board. Portraits of Venustiano Carranza, Francisco...

Photographs taken at UC Berkeley and in Germany. Subjects include the "IRE San Francisco section & Professional Group on Engineering Management" meeting in 1961, laboratories, lecture halls, a telescope, satellite dishes, electronic equipment, etc.

Snapshots of canal, levies, and salt marshes of the South Shore Port Company, apparently taken for the Continental Salt & Chemical Co. as documentation in a dispute with neighboring landowner Clara M. King. Also, 1 pictorialist view of the Spring...

Collection includes a portrait of Frederick L. Esola (U.S. Marshall) inscribed to A.J. St. Sure, and snapshots of people at "Hatfield Picnic".

Photographs from ca. 1900 show views of Santa Barbara and the mission. Later photographs show President J.F. Kennedy, Michael J. Kirwan, a journalism award ceremony in Santa Barbara, and other unidentified group portraits.

Album contains views of the University of California campus, Camp Califorest, and of the camp newspaper (Bull of the Woods).

Photographs show men with scientific equipment in a library, one possibly Wendell M. Stanley.

Contains family portraits including Carrie H. Dulton.

Includes views from Kauai, Hawaii and Salt Lake City, Utah. California photos show Catalina Island, views from Mt. Lowe ("Great Cable Incline", circular bridge, general views), San Juan Capistrano mission, etc. A folder of views published by Campbell Art Co,...

Photograph shows Metcalf at a public event or assembly. Negatives are unidentified portraits.

Views include family pictures (birthday parties, baby pictures, etc.), pictures taken at Topaz Japanese Relocation Center in Utah, and pictures taken in Berkeley. One view shows Aki in uniform, others show the 442nd Combat Team in Europe during World War...

Portraits of individuals, some identified: Cousin May; Aunt Bessie; Aunt Bess and May; Maggie, grandmother's cook; Hannah; Hilie [?]; S.B. Pasken [?]; Linton King. Includes photo of two men in hats. Also includes one photograph (cabinet card) of an engineering...

The majority of photos are portraits depicting members of the Hendricks, Glass, and Sawyer families, including William C. Hendricks. Collection also includes portraits of "U.S. Grant," William Keith, Hugh Wiley, and the children of John Muir. Other photos depict a...

Collection contains snapshots of street scenes taken in San Francisco showing earthquake and fire damage caused by the disaster of 1906. Among the subjects pictured are the Fairmont Hotel atop Nob Hill, California St., the Merchants' Exchange Building, and the...

Photos show exterior and one interior views of a cabin or cabins, possibly at Phoebe Hearst's Wyntoon Estate in Siskiyou County, Calif.

Snapshots of Mexican markets, street scenes, churches, etc. Also includes some views of Spanish mission buildings in California at Santa Barbara and San Gabriel.

Collection contains various views of Indians (identified as Eskimos), showing a home, meal preparation, a bather, summer tents, and a woman sawing wood; Siberian reindeermen and their shelter; Ketchikan views including the harbor, town, and the New England Fish Company;...

Photos captioned: Cattle of W.J. Cole, Anaheim, Orange County, Calif. -- Residence of W.J. Cole, Anaheim, Orange County, Calif. Scene shows horse, carriage, passengers, baby carriage, etc.

Photographs show Anne Treadwell with Robert Hinckley, western regional director, National Youth Administration; Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt at NYA annual state directors' retreat, hosted by Mrs. Roosevelt near Hyde Park, New York; Anne Treadwell with Mary McLeod Bethune at an...

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Photographs of bridges located within the boundaries of Angeles, Cleveland, Eldorado, Klamath, Lassen, Los Padres (Santa Barbara), Mendocino, Plumas, Sequoia, Shasta, Sierra, Stanislaus, Tahoe, and Trinity National Forests. Most mounted on paper with captions....

Photographs show various homes and other buildings designed by Bernard Maybeck (most in Berkeley and elsewhere in California). Also includes a few portraits of Maybeck and his wife.

Views show various California missions, the Legion of Honor and the Panama Pacific International Exhibition, a park in Santa Barbara, a street scene with many cars in Santa Rosa, general views of San Diego and San Francisco, a few views...

Snapshots of Charles A. Kofoid and colleagues at meeting of American Society of Tropical Medicine (1934); at statue of pathologist and obstetrician Ignac Fulop Semmelweis at a park in Budapest, Hungary; and at bust of philologist and politician Johan Nicolai...

Collection contains photographs of Charles Kikuchi and family, and photographs of the Gila River Relocation Center where the family was interned.

Self-portrait portrays Xavier Martinez in Indian costume. Photographs at the Richmond Ford plant show workers in line waiting for pay checks during the depression. Views of Charlie Volz and the Berkeley High School track team show young men in uniform...

Majority of collection shows views of China, with an emphasis on agriculture. These views show demonstration farms, child labor in the silk trade, villagers with produce for exhibition, farm life, water supply, agricultural extention workers from the University of Nanking,...

Views of construction of houses, finished homes (some interiors), machinery, and 2 panoramas.

Views of historic buildings of the 1849 gold rush era. Coloma views show Main Street, the South Fork of the American River, Judge Robertson's residence, Chinese banks, and the "N.S.G.W. home". Views of Kelsey show the interior of Marshall's Blacksmith...

Photographs of David Gardner, other past UC presidents (Richard Atkinson, Jack Peltason, David Saxon and Clark Kerr), Gardner with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, and Libby and David Gardner and family.

Includes photographic reproductions of preliminary plans and construction photographs before completion of building in 1911.

Includes general town views, some with citizens assembled in the street, winter views, one view of the Young America Mine, and damage from the 1937 flood of the North Yuba River. One view shows exterior of a photographer's studio (ca....

Drawings are captioned in ms.: Sacramento City Fire of November 2, 1852 [city on fire, refugees on foot] -- On the Road to Nevada [shows horses pulling a loaded wagon, annotated: IX Life in the Mines, on verso]

Official photographs and snapshots of Earl Warren during various periods. One view shows the Dewey / Warren Vice Presidential campaign train.

Photographs show the subdivision in ruins after an earthquake (date unknown). Views show destroyed houses and bystanders.

Photographs show Edith Garrigues Hawthorne (young and old), Julian Hawthorne in Pasadena, a memorial to Rose Hawthorne, and a view of a statue.

Photographs of the life-sized statue of Edward Dickinson Baker commissioned by Congressional Bills H.R. 2762 and H.R. 2586 in 1872. It was sculpted by Horatio Stone and placed in the U.S. Capitol Building.

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Photographs show Frank Mesplé as a child and as an adult.

Photographs show Brooks reciting poems in Yosemite, with Clarence Eddy at the piano and an audience seating on logs; Brooks with David Star Jordon in Yosemite; and Brooks with George Wharton James in Yosemite.

Photographs show a softball game, meetings or conferences, lectures, hotel rooms, people, and a book fair. Locations indicated on versos include Salzburg (April-May, 1977), Frankfurt (1972), T. Turner softball game (April 1979), etc.

Photographs show Lal (an Indian journalist) in his office and during an unidentified official ceremony.

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Three scenic views of Hawaii: an outrigger with Diamond Head in background, Diamond Head from Punchbowl, and a view numbered 237 and captioned "Pali from spring". This view includes what appears to be the lense board of a stereo camera...

Photographs show Herbert I. Priestley and Bessie Snodgrass in 1898 and on their honeymoon in 1901. Individual portrait of Priestly is from 1912.

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Photos show Jack and Charmian London on the Snark at Pearl City Peninsula (Hawaii). Also includes a portrait of Martin Johnson.

Photographs of Jacob G. Jackson (president of the Caspar Lumber Company) and his grandson Casimir J. Wood.

Portraits of James D. Phelan range from his birth to his last days. Other people pictured include Mary Louise Phelan, U.S. Grant III, Teddy Roosevelt, etc.

Photographs show James Mills with Hubert Humphrey, Ted Kennedy, Jesse Unruh, and Mills with his bicycle (being interviewed while cycling around California in support of proposition 20)

Portraits of stage and silent film actor Kernan Cripps. Accompanied by theater programs for his performances, primarily in San Francisco and San Jose, Calif., but also in New Hampshire.

Views of the campus of Lewis and Clark college (Portland, Oregon), with all buildings identified.

Contains photographs of primarily interiors and storefronts of Livingston Bros. retail clothing store (mainly women's apparel) in various locations in downtown San Francisco from the early 1900s to the 1970s. Most of the photos are from the 1920s. Along with...

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Photographs show logging, lumbering, loggers, log transportation (including logging railroads), some at Stimson Mill, Washington.

Photographs of laboratories and equipment in them: generators, machinery, engines, pumps, x-ray equipment, etc. Presumably all at the University of California.

Photographs of various sports activities, mainly undated, arranged alphabetically by name of sport.

Photographs of artifacts mainly show Aztec sculpture and other objects. Photographs of art mainly show murals by various artists, apparently on walls of buildings in Mexico. Collection includes a photo of Diego Rivera working on one of his murals.

One photo captioned "Plaza de Hidalgo, Matamorros". Other photographs not captioned, but show people outdoors, homes (including a tree house), a street, and a building, apparently in Monterrey, Mexico.

Photos show oil wells of Pico Canyon (near Ventura, Calif.), workers, men surrounding a monument on the top of Mt. Shasta, a church in Ventura, and Camulos ranch with group of people in front of the house.

This collection consists of photographs of classical and country and western recording artists, as well as ballet dancers

Photographs show the Las Trampas area, landscapes, and other Contra Costa park scenes. Some photos show Alvin A. Burton and others at park related events.

Photographs show Porter Garnett at work with his wife Edna watching him, a portrait of Porter's father Louis Garnett, and a photograph of some of 3 of Porter Garnett's wood carvings.

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Images of men, horses, and cattle at Rancho Santa Anita (Hollister Ranch) in the San Gabriel River Valley, Calif. Identified men include: George Coles, Pedro Romero, Billy Hollister, Bayard Thayer, Choreta Cota, Frank Stoddard, Joe Carmen, Pierre Lorillard, Herado Gutierrez,...

Photos depict: Ruth Weiss, Howard Hart, and Dion Vigne during performance at Fugazi Hall, North Beach, San Francisco; and Ruth Weiss reading at North Beach Fair, San Francisco (two views).

Photographs show San Francisco homes, businesses, industrial areas, waterfront, streets, and general views.

Two studio portraits and one view of Field making a speech.

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Family portraits and snapshots of Selena Foster and her family in Oklahoma City, Texas, and Richmond, Calif.

Photographs show aspects of sheep ranching, especially milking, possibly in California. Men and woman shown are possibly Basque sheep ranchers.

Photographs of unidentified soldiers or military men, group portraits of military cadets, and a signal corps on parade, apparently in San Francisco or other Bay Area locales. A large Victorian home exterior is included, as are several decorated parlor interiors...

Police photographs of prohibition related crimes and scenes: people serving alcohol, stills, speakeasies (interiors and exteriors), bars, etc. mainly in North Oakland. Includes a few mug shots and one "Wanted" poster with finger prints. One street scene shows an election...

Photographs of the California Mother Lode region taken by Alma Lavenson during the 1930s through the 1960s.

Mainly group portraits, some showing military dress. Also includes two photos of ruins at Mitla, and two photos of P. Gonzales' visit to Cuernavaca (in 1916)

Photographs show a depot and store, surrounded by lumber, with a Dollar Lumber Co. train captioned "Markams[?] Cal, near [?]ssons, 1892-1895"; a large oxen team hauling logs down a hill captioned "Usal, 18 logs - 12000 feet 1892"; a donkey...

Views of student protest rallies and encampment outside California Hall, U.C. Berkeley.

Photos show detailed views of the Exploration Mercantile store at four different times in one year. Signs for other businesses located in the building are different, showing changes during that year. People and vehicles are also clearly visible. Views show:...

Interior and exterior views of blacksmith shop, showing workers, machinery, etc. Carriages visible in front of shop. Location unidentified, probably California.

Photographs show Japanese-Americans waiting with luggage for transportation, people on busses, and similar scenes.

Contains copy prints of early views of the New Almaden Quicksilver Mine and placer mining at Soldiers Gulch, Volcano, Amador County; later views (1920's-1950s?) depict mining buildings in Johnsville, Plumas County, and mining equipment, and an oil gusher of the...

Photographs show the Swedenborgian Church of San Francisco, also known as the Church of the New Jerusalem, including interior details and decoration, exterior views, etc. Some photographs show building construction in progress.

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Views show scenes of Mexico: village life, ruins, huts, bas-relief, roads, outdoor markets, people, etc. The following locations are included: Oaxaca, Chalcatango, Cuilapan, Huapiapam, Huendio, La Magdalena Penasco, Putla, Junctlahuaca, San Juan Mixtepec, San Miguel Achuitla, Tecomaxtlahuaca, Teposcolula, Tlacotepec, Tlaxiaco,...

Photographs show members and instruments of the Red Bluff band, with band members identified. Also shown are members of "Better than Gold", possibly a theatrical group (men in black face).

Views of Oakland include many downtown streets and buildings (hotels, government, and businesses), some showing transportation such as the Key System tracks and cars. Other East Bay locations include the the University of California, Berkeley; views of Berkley after the...

Photos show crowds and a bomb exploding at the Embarcadero, and police beating a striker.

Consists chiefly of publicity photographs and some reproductions used in Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, Calif.) publications including images of early founders, various committees, the congregation, and pastor Rev. Frederick D. Haynes, Sr.

Photographs taken for the University of California exhibit at the California Midwinter International Exposition, San Francisco, 1894. Also includes separate ms. index of views compiled by J.C. Rowell.

Photographs and designs show exteriors of private residences - some show completed projects. Locations not well identified, but at least some are from the San Francisco Bay Area, Calif.

Portraits of Theodosia Burr Shepherd as a child (including one with her father, Augustus Hall) and as an adult; a view of Mission San Buenaventura; and a photo of the American Hotel, behind Figueroa House, Santa Barbara, Calif.

A collection of assembled documentary and rare photographs of artists, art personalities (including dealers, collectors, art historians, art critics, and publishers), exhibitions, collections, installations, and studios.

Group photograph of women and children on a porch shows Mary Elizabeth Best, Adela Vallejo, Frederick Arthur Best, Francis Leland Best, Loretto Best, and Marg[?]. Photograph of grandaughters of Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo (daughters of Platon Vallejo) portrays Elena Best (Sister...

Views show ships in dry dock, ships in the bay, houses in town and in the countryside, downtown business district, the harbor, etc.

Three photos of Everson ca. 1987, and one of Everson (Brother Antoninus) in clerical garb with Stevens van Strum at the Dominican Priory in Kentfield, Calif., ca. 1965-66.

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Photographs show W.W. Borah in front of a bookcase. One photo also includes [James] Wilkie.

Photos of Wyntoon show the surrounding McCloud River area in snow, and the buildings of the estate. San Simeon photographs show construction of pools, details of interior elements, formal gardens, etc. Some portraits also included: Mr. and Mrs. James F....

Views include waterfalls, rocks, the Mariposa Grove, a cabin at Wawona, and a few people at Yosemite National Park.

One portrait of Maximilian (by Aubert), and views of a city residence or public building, Maximilian's place of execution, his coat, and his vest. Each garment is displayed to exhibit bullet holes.

Photographs show Leege as a baby and throughout his life, with family in Germany, San Francisco and Yosemite. Also includes a few aerial views of Gena, Germany.

Contains aerial photos of the Oroville Dam; interior views of the Oroville Power Plant; views of preconsolidation ponds near Mariposa; canals (some in Kings County); interior and exterior views of the Thermolito Power Plant; pumping plants; and flood conditions. Some...

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Includes photographs of Mary Semple Thurman, Jos. G. Mansfield, Serge Malavsky (ports., inscribed to Mrs. Zoe [Green] Radcliffe, reporter for San Francisco Call), and Will Green Harton. Views of Will S. Green house and Colusa Sun office, Carmel mission, "marriage...

Photographs include a portrait of General Luis E. Torres (former governor of Sonora, Mexico), family pictures, a picture of Darmstadt, Germany, and various other scenes in Los Angeles, Calif., and elsewhere.

Photographs illustrate the following subjects: agriculture (especially sugar beets), aviation, the Coast Guard, the Cutter Lab, dams, relief efforts following the 1933 Los Angeles area earthquake, Fort Ord, Lake Merritt, Los Angeles, police work, roads, telescopes, Yosemite, and soil conservation.

Includes two banquet photos, one at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, which includes George Coffey. Dawson (Yukon) photos show Coffey residences (Coffey posed in front of one with a horse), detailed dock scenes (ships loading, etc.), river boats, hydraulic mining,...

Includes photos taken by Robert Capa for Steinbeck's A Russian journal, and stills of scenes from the motion picture version of Steinbeck's Pearl. Also includes snapshots of a trip to Mexico, and Steinbeck family members.

Images include portraits of John Swett, the John Swett School in San Francisco, John Swett selling grape juice from his Hill Girt Farm at the Mechanics Fair, John and Mary Swett at their Martinez farm, an adobe house at Hill...

Collection includes many portraits of Lilian Bridgman. Also shown are Stuart Hagg, Wesley Barr, and Frank Tucker. Other photos show interiors and exteriors of homes designed by Bridgman.

A group portrait from ca. 1895, and a portrait of Lloyd Osbourne from ca. 1920.

Items show Porter Garnett, a group at Bohemian Grove, Garnett's first office, Porter and Edna Garnett, a bust of Sam Hume made by Porticia Hume, and a clipping showing The Bancroft Library's new reading room (James D. Hart seated).

Snapshots of Robert Lowie throughout his life, many at various Berkeley residences. Family photographs include portraits of Lowie's grandfather and others. Some show Lowie with members of various Indian groups, including some at Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan. Other photographs of...

Photographs include group portraits, and views from various unidentified events of the California Real Estate Association.

Snapshots of various stages of construction of the Shasta Dam feature of the Central Valley Project, California.

Primarily groups portraits from ornithologists' meetings. Many relate to member W. Lee Chambers.

Includes photographs of student work in Decorative Arts building and photo graphs of nuclear research exhibit, 1948, by Willard Rosenquist.

Collection contains unidentified portraits, interior views of G.W. Patterson's home at Ardenwood Regional Preserve, a Japanese pavillion from the Panama Pacific International Exposition on the Patterson Ranch, a camping scene, and a panorama of California Milk Co. at Arden Ranch.

Photos show secessionists in favor of a State of Jefferson stopping traffic at Yreka, Calif. One photo shows a group of men in front of the Yreka Assay Office. The following people are identified in the photos: R.W. Stevens, Roy...

Includes photographs of directors of the press, staff groups, building at 2120 Oxford Street, displays, etc.

Views show d'Estrella at the California School of Design and at the California School for the Deaf. Some views show students engaged in various activites, some show deaf artists such as Douglas Tilden. General Bay Area scenes are also included...

The San Joaquin Valley Digitization Project image collection consists of photographs selected from the collections of the nine public libraries of the San Joaquin Valley Library System, as well as the collections of museums and individuals in their communities. The...

Photographs show Margaret Barbree Rosenberg's family members, ranch (San Bernardo Rancho), churches, the southern Salinas valley, and include a few portraits.

Photographs used in Redwoods and reminiscnesces include portraits of Leland and Jane Lathdrop Stanford, Edith M. Grant (wife of J.D. Grant), Emma Gummet Grant (Mrs. Adam Grant), J.D. Grant, Adam Grant, Douglas and Ian Grant, etc. Other views show the...

Collection consists of examples showing the development of photography from daguerreotypes to Velox prints. Includes ambrotypes, tintypes, albumens, cabinet portraits, and a cyanotype. Also includes a group of prints made from copy negatives of holdings in the Historical Collection of...

Photo book from the 1946 convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians with sixty photos by Irvin Schankman with captions.

Collection shows group and individual portraits, one of Boone. Mainly California locations. Many show social events.

Photographs show Emmy Lou Packard and her artwork, some in her art studios. Many pictures show a mosiac being made by children at Hillcrest Elementary School in San Francisco under Packard's direction. Other photographs show Jack Owen (her husband) and...

Views show club activities, sports teams, banquets, the club building, charity functions (holiday gifts for children), social events, etc.

Collection contains photos of various public buildings around the San Francisco Bay Area, portraits of the founders of the Twentieth Centry Club, views of the club's interior (including furnishings), etc.

Photos show Botts and his airship at Point Richmond, Calif.

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Views of City Lights Books storefront and window displays, portrait of unidentified man, bulletin board, Allen Ginsberg holding sign in front of City Lights.

Photographs are views of the Grabhorn Park on Commercial Street in San Francisco, Calif. Includes photos of plaques relating to Grabhorn Press.

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Photographs show identified newspapermen at a banquet and behind bars.

Views show the city water works in Sonora, Mexico; a policeman in Mexico; and Shoshone Falls, Idaho.

Photographs taken during the 1950 celebration of the 25th anniversary of the International House, University of California at Berkeley. Included also are snapshots of a June 1950 trip to Egypt featuring events in Cairo and views along the Nile River,...

Photographs (mainly unidentified) include individual and group portraits, one identified as Joseph Britton, a home at 829 Union St. San Francisco, and views of the family home and surrounding country in Alsace, France.

Photos show group portraits and views of various meetings, some taken at Theodore Meyer's home. Includes photos of George R. Stewart, Charles L. Camp, and Theodore Meyer, among others. Some vacation and scenery photos are also present.

Views show man and boy working by a flume, cabins at Fort Yukon, the Pioneer Hotel ("old folks home") in Dawson, Pioneer's Home (institution) in Sitka, a church at Lake Bennett, and a view of Skagway.

Photographs show Methias Warren's home in Bakersfield, Calif., where he was killed, police examining the house, a map showing the house location, and articles of evidence in the locations where they were found. Methias Warren was the father of Earl...

Includes views of Louis Weintraub, Peter E. Haas and others during their study missions to Israel, and the 1963 meeting with Pope Paul VI in the Vatican.

Includes photos of Thomas C. Blaisdell and others; many during meetings and gatherings related to the activities of the Harry S. Truman Library Institute.

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The bulk of the collection contains costume designs for the theater productions at the University of California, Davis. Other material includes posters, programs, and other records dealing with campus theatrical productions.

An article appearing in the column Summary and analysis (MDLR, Sept./Oct. 1981). (2 copies) -- Removing architectural barriers : the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 / M.F. Raffa. (MPDLR/vol. 9, no. 4) (3 copies). -- California disability coalition pushes for...

Photographer unknown.

Relates to the activities of the United States 1st Cavalry Division during the Admiralty Islands campaign, February-April 1944. Includes maps.

A native of New Zealand, William H. Pickering came to the U.S. in 1929 to study physics at Caltech under Robert A. Millikan. He became professor of electrical engineering at Caltech in 1936. In 1944 he joined the staff of...

Letters, reports, citations, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to the activities of the American Red Cross in Siberia and Poland. Includes an account of various operations of the Czechoslovak Legion in Siberia.

Programs, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia from the University of California, Davis Picnic Day celebrations.

Contains letters, court documents, and other materials. Includes letters by Pío Pico, Andrés Pico, and José G. Estudillo.

Holograph letter written in St. Louis concerning the possibility that Missouri may join the Confederacy.

1, 1999: photograph from different decade for each month, issued by the Office of Public Affairs; 2, 2000: miscellaneous historical and contemporary pictures, issued by the Campus Copy Service; 3, 2003: Chancellor's Circle desk calendar, with stand, with color image...

Collection consists of camera ready photographic mockup boards (ca. 1920-ca. 1930) for the publication Pictorial California....

Depicted are oriental and antiquity figures, some surrounded by elaborately designed borders.

Collection includes two photos of Mexico (a market scene and Taxco) by J.W. Towne, and a studio portrait of a Chinese man in traditional dress (presumably in Oregon) by Scotford (or Scofford?) of Portland, Oregon. Also includes a rubbing of...

Collection contains a large number of copy photographs and portraits used to illustrate "Coulterville Chronicles" showing the history of Coulterville and vicinity. Views of Dr. Robertson's Hydropathic Sanitarium in Livermore are also included. Collection also contains some portraits of E....

Unidentified daguerreotype by J.E. Mayall, London; a pencil drawing of a building associated with the Struve family; a portrait of elderly Otto Struve (grandfather of the astronomer?); and a photo of the Struve family home in Kharkovi, Russia.

Collection includes an oil portrait of Albert Elkus (1906), etchings of an unidentified woman, an oil painting of a sailor, an oil painting by Giulio[?] Silva of his own home in Lagunitas (Marin County), a drawing of the First Baptist...

Collection includes an album of photographs, postcards, and prints from the 1906 earthquake and fire of San Francisco with captions apparently by Anna Blake Mezquida or a family member.

Two photographic views are of buildings on McAllister and Lyon Streets in San Francisco. Print shows a man running for the Hyde St. Cable Car.

Views show Eskimos, and the town of Riverside, Calif.

Collection includes sketches made at Vailima, oil painting & watercolor views of Robert Louis Stevenson's estate in Western Samoa, by Isobel Strong [Field], and a photo of the Strong family among the Samoans; drawings of Santa Inés Mission, and of...

Collection includes one oversize charcoal drawing of an old ship titled "Derelicts." Photographs include portraits and family pictures from many locations around the world. Four paintings (:01-:04--FR) include two landscapes; one view of Kassel, Germany; and a California Bungalow.

Collection contains views of ships and boats, portraits of judges, Bohemian Grove, and many portraits inscribed to Farnham Griffiths.

California views show the San Francisco Bay (with boats and ships), Chinese children in San Francisco (photos by McKinne), Telegraph Hill, buildings in Stockton (Lottie Grunsky Grammar School, C.M. Weber's residence, a general town view), and a houseboat used to...

Includes portraits of Harriet Martineau (some are reproductions), photographs of an exhibit of manuscript material relating to cholera, and other views.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Unidentified snapshots and portraits, mostly of girls and women. Includes one tintype of a man and woman seated with their backs to the camera, and a view of a horse-drawn float in a parade.

Collection includes a watercolor (by "A.E.D."?) of the Carmel Mission, cyanotype views of Mission Santa Barbara, a photo of a painting of George Lord Anson, an etching of Ferdinand VII by George Smeeton, photos of Tillac and Bijou Indians (some...

Includes pictures and ephemera related to magic. Magicians performing their tricks, magic paraphernalia, performances, and interiors of theaters in New York, Boston and on the West Coast, are depicted. Harry Houdini, W.W. Drubin, Dustin Farnum, P.C. Sorcar, Mohammed Bey, J....

Drawing titled "Too Big to Silence" -- photographs show Rube Goldberg, some with Ernie and Doris Segale.

Collection contains the following portraits: H. Richard Archer (#1-2), William M. Cheney (#1-2), Ted Freedman (#1-2), Haywood H. Hunt (#1), Roger Levenson (#1-3), Jake Zeitlin (#1-4), Jack W. Stauffacher (#1). Other photographs show printing (some apparently at UC Berkeley), family...

A portrait of Charles Maria Weber, a California fruit poster of 1855, and lithographs of Paris (France), Philadelphia (Pa.), Cairo (Egypt), Plymouth (England), Newport (R.I.), Saint Joseph (Mich.)

Collection contains photographs and popular images of bull fighters and bull fighting in Mexico and Spain.

Includes photographs of Walt Whitman, and three photomechanical prints of a poem describing A Perfect School.

Contains diagrams showing the hull, sail and rigging of the "Helios," drawings of ships at sea; maps showing track chart of "Helios," Lobos de Afuera, and Valparaiso Bay; and W. Lueder's 1905 certificate for his crossing the equator on the...

Postcard is of the temporary San Francisco City Hall, designed by the firm of Wright, Rushforth, & Cahill, architects. The painting shows an unidentified cabin in the woods.

Family portraits include portraits of Julian and Edith Garrigues Hawthorne, of Edith's family (father, sister, and first husband), and of Sylvia, Imogen, and Una. Other views show interiors, social and family scenes. Three views show what appears to be an...

Collection includes family photos: a portrait of Archibald Ebenezer Partridge (father of Roi), Florence George Partridge (mother of Roi), Roi himself, his wife Imogen Cunningham and their children, family scenes, family homes in Seattle, a caricature of the family by...

Photographs show a Russian admiral, McDevitt with Tom Mooney, group portraits including McDevitt, photos of Jack London, scenes from theatrical performances, men bathing at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, a portrait of Blanch Walsh, and other unidentified portraits. Also includes...

Collection includes portraits of Rudolph Schaeffer, a lithograph done by him, a few snapshots of people in Germany, and a contact sheet of images taken during an interview with him (possibly his Regional Oral History Office interview). The latter is...

Photographs depicting miscellaneous or unidentified scenes. Includes photographs of various United Nations officials and activities, and of atomic weapons testing.

Includes reproductions (15 color prints) of water colors "On the Plains", 1845 (several are duplicates); Currier and Ives "The route to California," printed by Lawton and Alfed Kennedy as the Christmas card of Antoinette and Warren Howell; World War I...

Collection illustrative of early San Francisco and California history with views of towns, businesses, buildings, ships, portraits, etc. Some views relate to the Civil War.

Various buildings, streets, and attractions of San Francisco. Includes one platinum print of Fisherman's Wharf by Lauck and three early views by G.R. Fardon (cataloged separately). Also present is a salted paper print (ca. 12 x 16 in.) of San...

Original prints: T.J. Cobden Sanderson by A. Legros (inscribed C.-S. 1916), and an engraving of Richard Cobden. Photographs of workshop interior; T.J. and Annie Cobden-Sanderson, 1914; exterior of The Doves Pub; bookbinders Charles McLeish, T.J. Cobden-Sanderson, Bessie Hooley, and Charles...

Primarily views and ephemera related to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire and the 1915 Panama Pacific-International Exposition. Includes views of San Francisco and objects related to San Francsico history. One carte de visite view of the Orphans' Home...

Primarily portraits and promotional shots of Clarence Muse from his career as a movie actor. Also includes some photos of friends(?), movie stills and a linocut print of a Mexican cock fight captioned: To Clarence Muse/Artist and Friend/Erle C. Kenton./1934.

Primarily pictures of general Ulysses S. Grant, Julia D. Grant, Jessie R. Grant and the Grant family.

Includes portraits of Ernest Hemingway, Art Young, and Antonio Machado on death bed, among others. In addition, views from literary meetings and art exhibits are present.

Includes three portraits of Robert Dollar and one painting on silk of the S.S. President Hoover at sea.

Primarily negatives and snapshots of vacations, residences and outings, including views of Yosemite and a viewbook of Asilomar, Calif. Also includes group portraits of veterans of the Spanish-American War, the California Packing Corp. picnic, actors, choirs, and others, including Dane...

Includes views of ships and a sailboat, several views of Bechtel involved in ceremonies related to his activity with the Boy Scouts and as a board member for Six Companies, Inc., a certificate regarding Bechtel's election to Chairman of the...

The collection consists of original 19th and 20th century photographs and reproductions covering a broad range of subjects as well as a small collection of original artwork. Subjects in the collection include: Los Angeles, Hollywood, Pasadena, California missions, adobes, and...

Hand-tinted photographs, book.

All three pictures depict a metal badge of the Historical Society of the San Francisco Fire Dept.

images used in Marion Randall Parsons' book Old California houses: portraits and stories.

Photographs show Eudora M. Kelsey Smith and Guy Smith; the University of California, Berkeley campus (including various individual buildings); and ruins after the 1906 earthquake and fire in San Francisco.

Writings, reports, memoranda, correspondence, government documents, manuals, and printed matter, relating to Polish intelligence, counterintelligence and internal security activities from 1945 to 1989. Includes photocopies of internal documents of Polish intelligence and security agencies.

Correspondence and reports relating to cotton farming.

Material gathered or generated for researching, compiling, and writing "Profiles in Belief" including: correspondence, drafts of material written by Piepkorn, copies of information from books or other sources, brochures, pamphlets, newsletters, periodicals, periodical and newspaper articles, photographs, bibliographies, etc.

The accession consists of a 8 1/2 x 5 inch photo album labelled "Pier Construction, 1915-1917". Label inside "Pier completed in February, 1917, reconditioned in 1925-26." Album includes 47 labelled photographs showing the construction of the pier at SIO. Photographs...

Two issues of The Catapult, the ship's newspaper of the battleship U.S.S. Maryland, relating to the cruise of President-elect Herbert Hoover to South America on the Maryland, and a gold pen used by President Woodrow Wilson.

Collection consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, bills, accounts, receipts, and other business papers of the baking firm of Pierce and Company, San Francisco. Includes material relating to the wheat trade and shipping. Also includes personal letters and papers for William,...

Letters addressed to the Carrie McCoy (Pierce) Estate, originating largely from F.G. Collett of the group Indians of California, Inc. Correspondence contains updates from the organization's delegates in Washington DC, mainly in regards to claims and enrollment legislation. Collected between...

This collection consists of glass photonegatives, glass positive transparencies, and black & white photographic prints of the photographer C.C. Pierce (1861-1946). The subject matter primarily covers Los Angeles and the surrounding vicinity.

Photographs, clippings, programs, correspondence, lyrics, music, costumes with accessories, audio and video recordings, and souvenirs from the life and performances of Charles Pierce (1926-1999), impressionist and comedian, one of the foremost American female impersonators of the second half of the...

Letters relating to Pierce's actions, as county sheriff, in tax matters.

This collection contains one photograph album of the Walter S. Pierce family's life in San Francisco, one album of the family's summer camping expeditions in the Santa Cruz mountains, and one scrapbook documenting Edwin Pierce's 1904-06 summer adventures in Marin...

The Pierce Family Papers (1841-1940) were created or collected by this prominent, pioneering Davisville, California (Davis) family. The collection is divided into 8 series: George W. Pierce,Sr.; Eunice Pierce; George W. Pierce, Jr.; Susan Gilmore Pierce; George Gardner Pierce; Dixwell...

Box 1: Letters (1869-1888) and 1868 diary of Margaret Cameron Pierce, relating to her early life in San Francisco and to her singing career; diaries (1897 and 1915-1917) of her daughter, Mary Eugenia, relating to travels to Japan and to...

Correspondence....

Hearings, reports, transcripts, and letters collected by Lawrence Pierce (Cahuilla). Federal transcripts and correspondence pertains to Native American topics, including land allotments, termination, civil rights, the Cahuilla Wanakik clan, and others. Collected between the years 1955-79.

Prepared for the Columbia University Research Program on the History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

Relates to the arrest and imprisonment of Canon Pierre by German occupation authorities, 1944-1945.

Includes scientific papers, published and unpublished; texts of formal scientific projects; correspondence, both scientific and personal; political papers; papers related to personal matters ranging from business accounts to household receipts; the correspondence of Madame Laplace, including hundreds of letters exchanged...

Correspondence, family history, California Battalion accounts and correspondence, and grant and ranch materials.

Reports and printed matter, relating to Asia Foundation educational assistance and other activities in Thailand, and to political conditions in Thailand.

The Guerard Piffard manuscripts are a collection of 17 pieces of literature translated to English from their original French by Dr. Piffard of the Department of French and Italian at San Diego State University.

Relates to the independence of Latvia, diplomatic recognition of Estonia, Estonian membership in the League of Nations, and relations between Estonia and the Soviet Union.

A folder list is available.

Relates to the Gallipoli campaign of 1915 in World War I. Includes maps and drawings from the campaign.

Snapshot views of the site of a reservoir on Pilarcitos Creek (labelled "At Stone Dam"), and of two women on a plank-covered flume.

Relates to Claude M. McCall, United States Army officer killed in World War I. Also includes biographical sketch of J. M. Pilcher.

Includes biographical material, clippings, travel magazines, photograph albums of Maude Pilkington and her husband Richard Lukens.

329 prints designed by Jean Pillement and etched by various printmakers. The etchings of chinoiserie, flowers, and rustic scenes were sources for designs on Worcester porcelain. The collection represents perhaps one-quarter of Pillement's printed designs.

Arthur Francis Pillsbury (b.1904) joined the UCLA faculty in 1934. He became chairman of the Department of Irrigation and Soil Sciences, head of the engineering systems division, and director of the Water Resources Center. His research in hydrology made him...

Letters from C.E. Williams and R.T. Miller, Judges, Probate Court, Trinity Co., Calif., to the family of John H. Pillsbury.

Includes annotations to the preface to the German edition by Hermann Göring, German Nazi leader.

This collection documents George C. Pimentel's career in the field of chemistry. It includes information on his research, teaching, public service, travel and meetings, and engagement in the community of the University of California at Berkeley. Of particular interest are...

Contains 46 letters from thirty-two Jesuit missionaries working in thirty-one Pimería Alta missions and rancherias of of northern Sonora, Mexico [and southern Arizona?]. The letters, mostly addressed to Procurator General Joseph Ferrer in Mexico City, contain reports providing insight into...

The Pinal Oil Company originated in Santa Maria, California (ca. 1901) and later merged with the Dome Oil Company (ca. 1911) to form the Pinal Dome Oil Company. The company was bought by Union Oil (ca. July 1917). The processed...

Collection of documents relating to the administration of twenty New Mexican governors. Include records of legal proceedings; reports concerning battles with the Indians; petitions from inhabitants of Albuquerque and elsewhere; decrees and orders concerning Indians, presidios and missions. These documents,...

Includes list of words in the Cowitchin dialect, 1876, compiled at the Cowitchin Mission, Vancouver Island; religious texts and list of works in Cowichan, copied by Pinart June 6, 1880, from the papers of T.[?] B.[?] Seghers; Vocabulaire de Tchinkitane...

The letters were written from San Francisco, New York, Paris, and various places in Mexico and Central America, and deal primarily with linguistics of the original peoples of Mexico and Central America. There is a copy of Fray Pedro de...

35 holograph journals from 1959 to the present, tape and video recordings of the author's work, drafts of unpublished work, photographs, literary and professional correspondence, teaching files, publishing files, and personal files....

Relates to the situation of the insurance business in the Philippines.

Relates to political conditions and the status of civil liberties in Cuba, and to the role of the Cuban armed forces. English translation of the published memoir by Ricardo del Pino, Proa a la libertad (Mexico City, 1991). Photocopy.

The Pinsky Papers is a collection of 19 linear feet of materials relating to the life and literary work of Robert Pinsky. The collection includes his personal and professional correspondence, poetry, literary criticism, and academic notes and papers. Also included...

Statement of Sherwood & Bro., lumber merchants to the Pioche Phoenix Mining Co., Jan. 31, 1874; statement of A. Brown, liquor dealer, to the Magnet Mill and Mining Co., June 1, 1874.

Correspondence, legal and land materials, and genealogical information concerning Edward L. Williams, Sylvester Woodbridge, Edmund Jones, Joseph Boston, Archbishop Alemany, A. St. Clair Denver, Luis Mesa, Juan Bautista Alvarado, Mariano G. Day, Governor Michetorena, Manuel Castañares, Mary Emma Woodbridge (later...

Album documents and commemorates the Berkeley Girls' Harvest Camp of the summer of 1943, one of many war-time California Student Harvest Camps organized to bolster the state's agricultural output. Photographs primarily illustrate leisure time and fruit packing activities of Berkeley-area...

Correspondence primarily to Alexander (Jake) Hamilton as part of a project to acquire recollections and memorabilia from UCLA graduates who had attended the Vermont campus. Notable correspondents are William Ackerman, Elizabeth (Hough) Doughty, Theresia Long, and Gjertrud (Hjorth) Smith. The...

Diary of Seth Babson; church records; photocopy of address by Loyal Lincoln Wirt, "Reminiscences of Rev. Joseph Augustine Benton, D.D."...

Diary of Seth Babson, church records, photocopies of church records.

Correspondence and miscellany. California and non-California material originally in the possession of California pioneers and early settlers, 1796-1897....

Correspondence kept by company secretary and treasurer, Guy W. Campbell; together with annual reports (1905-1919), audits, stockholders' lists, and other administrative records.

Company bylaws, annual reports, minute books, stock certificates, account books, stock ledgers, and check stubs.

The NASA Pioneer Program ultimately sent into outer space eight craft to explore the nearby and far away reaches of the solar system. This collection is made up of records maintained by the Pioneer Program Management Office, which was located...

Correspondence, receipts, accounts

Correspondence, receipts, accounts....

Typed transcript, by Dale L. Morgan, of series of articles published in the Cloverdale Weekly Reveille, Cloverdale, Calif., March-April 1896.

Includes biographical sketches of Samuel P. Taylor, Robert Stedman, Stephen S. Stedman and other early settlers; information about Taylor Paper Mill, Pacific Powder Mill Co., Irving Fur Tannery and other pioneer industries; beginning of Bohemian Club encampment, etc.

This group of San Bernardino Pioneers was the daring folks that in the 1850s traveled by wagon trains on the Santa Fe and Salt Lake Trails that brought them to San Bernardino. They formed a pioneer society.

Video tapes of interviews with leading American scientists and promoters of technological development, relating to their lives and contributions to science and technology. Interviews conducted by the Pioneers of Science and Technology Historical Association.

Papers, originals and copies, concerning the Pious Fund and the California missions, especially bequests and subsequent litigation. Chief centers of controversy were the estate of Francisco Lorenz de Rada, 1749-1754, with data extending from 1700 to 1805; the will of...

British museum director, art historian, and novelist (1918-1990). These papers reflect Piper's tenure as director of the National Portrait Gallery (1964-1967), the Fitzwilliam Museum (1967-1973), and the Ashmolean Museum (1973-1985), as well as his position on various boards and institutions....

Exterior views of the brick Bank of California building (an antiques store) in Gold Hill Nevada, and one of Piper's Opera House.

Relates to the nature and significance of the Russian Revolution of 1917, to the subsequent course of Soviet history, and to current political events in the Soviet Union. Interview conducted by Arnold Beichman.

Diary transcripts, correspondence, photographs, clippings, and miscellany, relating to Red Cross relief work in Russia and to conditions in Russia during the Russian Revolution.

This collection consists of course material and personal notes of Mary Jermonok as she learned shorthand.

Accounts and correspondence. A letter, 1813, to George W. Pittman concerning the schooling of his daughters, Anna Maria (later the first wife of Jason Lee) and Margaret Eliza (later Mrs. Rowe Haviland Smith). Letters from Frank Smith to his parents...

Collection consists of many groups of photographs commemorating activities and events involving Pittman and the NAACP Regional Office during the years 1951-1970; publications issued by the Office or other organizations active in civil rights during this period; and Pittman's office...

The collection consists of: many groups of photographs commemorating activities and events involving Pittman and the NAACP Regional Office during the years 1951-1970; publications issued by the Office or other organizations active in civil rights during this period; and Pittman's...

The Kenneth S. Pitzer Papers, 1915-2000, consist of correspondence, writings, reports, and research materials documenting Pitzer's career in the field of theoretical chemistry from the 1930s until his death in 1997. The bulk of the collection is made up of...

Relates to the situation of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany.

Three letters to Gonzalo Pizarro concerning intercolonial shipping. Contains letters from Diego Vásquez, Oct. 13, 1546; Francisco Maldonado, Jan. 3, 1545; and Lope de Ayala, Oct. 7, 1546.

Placentia Library District's photograph collection includes images of historical interest of Placentia from the mid 1800s to 2000. Images document the citrus industry and early oil industry; residential, religious and public buildings; street scenes; significant individuals, including the Bradford family...

The Placer Co., Calif., War History Committee was created in the Fall of 1918, as part of the effort by the State Council of Defense to principal of Placer Union High School, was appointed chair of the committee established to...

v. 1, mining notices, 1850-1856; v. 2, copies of lien notices, 1851-1856; v. 3, copies of land claims and surveyors' notices, 1851-1852; v. 4, copies of property agreements, leases and deeds, 1859-1870; v. 5, copies of by-laws, notices of claims...

Records of court cases, public administrator's reports, road overseer's reports, bonds....

Court cases, Public Administrator's Reports, Road Overseer's reports, bonds.

Eleven licenses issued by the Placer County Treasurer during August through November of 1851; each written on a slip of paper varying in size from 6x20 cm. to 15x20 cm. Licenses issued in August were signed by D. Bingham (Douglass...

Bills to the New England Society and to E.I. Armstrong.

Contains legal and finacial documents relating to mining in Placerville, Calif.

Seventeen signed working scripts once the property of Henry Placide.

Pages from the third edition of the book, revised by Charles L. Camp, with additional emendations by Camp and Dale L. Morgan, in preparation for a revised and enlarged fourth edition. A few pages of original manuscript notes.

Items illustrative of pioneer life on the plains. Each item cataloged separately; search under title: Plains States miscellany, 1860-1895.

Autograph signed document written as attorney for plaintiff, with note to Judge David Belden.

"Based on research and excavation of the site, dated, March 25, 1961."

Proposes German intervention to establish a new French government. Written by five French collaborationists, Joseph Darnand, Georges Guilbaud, Marcel Déat, Jean Luchaire, and M. de Tissot, and addressed to German occupation authorities.

The collection of production materials for The Plan of St. Gall is composed of materials formerly in the possession of the donors, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Born and Lorna Price. It is composed of A variety of materials representing numerous...

Photographs, military reports, and newspaper issues, relating to activities of the United States Army in France, Belgium, and Germany during World War II, and particularly to communications operations.

The accession consists of one 11"x16" log book which records number, collection, locality, date and name of collector for each plankton sample. The book pre-dates the establishment of the Marine Biological Association of San Diego and the Scripps Institution of...

Shows continental divide, watersheds, roads, railroads, dams, irrigated land, drainage, etc.

Includes small sized blueprints for Mechanics building, South Hall, and North Hall.

Prepared while City Engineer.

Spine title.

Forrest A. Plant, Sr. (1889-1933) was a member of a pioneering Davisville (later Davis), California family. Plant was admitted to the California Bar in 1913 and then established a private law practice in Davisville. He played a major role in...

An account of his association with the Botany Department, University of California, and his six expeditions to the Andes.

The archives consist of subject files on artists, typographers, clients, business contacts, suppliers, projects, etc. Individual files contain correspondence, lectures, photographs, greeting cards, and examples of artwork. Also to be found are printed items by Plantin Press and other printers,...

The collection consists of one 60-minute audio cassette tape recording of a ceremony unveiling a plaque at the George H. Scripps Memorial Marine Biological Laboratory identifying it as the first building at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography listed in the...

Harry Plate, journalist and writer, served as Associate Editor of the Sunday magazine section of the He subsequently moved to Arizona. These files were compiled in 1970 to support what Plate intended to be a series of three feature articles...

Crudely inscribed plate first purported to be the plate left by Sir Francis Drake near Point Reyes, Calif. in 1579. Later proven to be a hoax of the 1930s.

Includes: [title page with oval vignette of principal attractions of Calaveras Mammoth Tree Grove] -- Plate II: Entrance to the grove, arriving from Murphy's -- Plate VI: Mother and son. From a photograph -- Plate VII: Stump and log of...

Le bon ton was a women's fashion periodical published in Paris, 1834-1881. This volume consists of 128 color plates with engraved text published between 1834-1848

Correspondence, reports, and printed matter, relating to Russian governmental administration in Poland; political, economic, and religious conditions in Poland; and the Polish Revolution of 1863-1864. Entire collection also available on microfilm (4 reels).

Benjamin Platt (d. 1960) founded the Platt Music Company (1905) in Los Angeles, and became the head of May Company's appliance department in 1924. The collection consists of correspondence, printed material, financial records, and photographs relating to the Platt Music...

Depicts activities of the American Expeditionary Forces in France in World War I. Includes photographic reproductions of drawings and photographs of Charles G. Dawes as a brigadier general.

Memoirs, 1976, and photographs, 1916, relating to relief work in Europe during World War I.

Speeches and writings, reports, memoranda, bulletins, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to international educational development, especially educational activities of Unesco.

Bound volume of playbills from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden from Sept. 24, 1821 to June 29, 1822.

Contains playbills from the San Francisco area, cabinet-size photographic portraits of contemporary actors who performed in San Francisco, printed ephemera from the Bohemian Club and the Loring club and other related dramatic, artistic and cultural ephemera and clippings.

Include lists of plays, numbers of performances given, names of new performers, new plays, etc.

Written or printed advertisements posted or otherwise distributed to announce theatrical entertainment, most in 19th century England; cast lists may or may not be included.

Predominantly 19th century printed advertisements announcing theatrical events; cast lists may or may not be included.

Papers of composer Gordon Playman, including manuscript scores, research files, correspondence, clipping and recordings of his compositions. Playman wrote several large-scale orchestral works, including four symphonies, all of which were performed. Organized into the following series: I.Musical scores, II.Sound recordings,...

[No.1] Benett, William. Panthea. 1817. -- [No.2] [Bell, Mr.] The watch-word. 2d ed. 1816. -- [No.3] [Maturin, C.R. Manuel. 1817.] [No.4] Oulton, W.C. Frighten'd to death! 1817. -- [No.5] Dimond, William. The broken sword. 2n ed. 1816.

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The Scripts Collection of the Department of Special Collections consists primarily of 19th and early 20th century American and British acting editions. Various genres are included-comedies, Ethiopian sketches, farces, melodramas, musical comedies, pantomimes, and tragedies, among others....

This collection of approx. 300 linear feet represents both its administrative record as well as a record of its students artistic output.Situated in the century-old Lincoln Park, Plaza de la Raza is the only multidisciplinary cultural arts center serving Latinos...

This collection consists of materials documenting the financial affairs of Mary Ellen ("Mammy") Pleasant, an African American woman and entrepreneur known as the Mother of Civil Rights. Items include a small autograph note; a signed promissory note; three handwritten letters...

Concerning Susie, a niece of Mr. Grases.

This collection comprises the personal papers of J.E. Pleasants and his first and second wives, Mary Refugio Carpenter Pleasants and Adelina Pleasants, and includes diaries, correspondence, manuscripts, negatives, and photographic prints. J.E. Pleasants' long association with the Santa Ana Mountains...

Consists of correspondence between the Pleasants' friends and family including James M. Pleasants, William J. Pleasants, the Pleasants family in Kentucky, fellow wagon train members the Hopper family and the Rhea family, the George Miller family (son-in-law to J.M. Pleasants),...

Contains administrative and project records, financial records, collected published resources, and photographs from the Pledge's National Resource Center. The bulk of materials are 1985-89.

Art historian, lecturer, and cultural advisor to Tiffany and Company. In his wide travels, Pélissier both collected and created photographic images on diverse subjects, including buildings, monuments, gardens, city views, decorative arts, as well as family and friends. The...

Small collection of correspondence, photographs and clippings related to the personal and professional activities and concerns of Abe Plotkin, first organizer for the ILGWU in California (1922-1932), who went on to organize in Hawaii, Miami, the Midwest, and New York.

Relates to court cases, tax rolls, welfare, and education in Africa, 1951-1965.

The Plumas-Eureka Collection is a collection that illuminates the history of gold mining and its impact on the settlement of the Plumas County region of California during the great decades of the California Gold Rush. It consists of materials, including...

The Plumb collection consists of correspondence, cables, notes, reports, articles, drafts, clippings, maps, and some printed material from 1856 - 1912. Most of it falls between 1865 and 1881 though there are several gaps of months: October - December 1870...

This collection contains correspondence from Kenneth and Miriam Patchen to Hortense Baer written between 1946-1972, and ephemera on Kenneth Patchen.

Edna Covert Plummer (1907-1972) was the organizer of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank (Eureka, Nevada), the co-founder of the Legal Aid Foundation, and the nation's first woman district attorney. The collection consists of correspondence, scrapbooks, yearbooks, memorandum book, articles,...

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

Consists of documents concerning the Kaweah Colony, and P.N. Kuss Co. The Kaweah Colony documents include correspondence between Kuss, Charles Keller, Frank X. Fischer, Attorney Henry N. Copp, and Attorney Henry C. Dillon, a partial membership list, land patents, receipts,...

This collection contains 617 photographs in 8 albums documenting Los Angeles plague outbreaks in 1924-1925. The first album contains an index, which covers all 8 albums. The index headings have been used in the container listing to group the photographs....

Proclamations and correspondence as Governor of California. Includes copy of grant of Rancho Guejito y Cañada de Palomia, (San Diego County), to José María Orozco; letter on Pico's behalf, by José María Covarrubias verifying claims to part of property of...

Depicts social conditions in Cuba.

Written by an unidentified young woman from Elbridge, New York, the pocket diary describes her journey by train with her mother from New York to Los Angeles, California between January 1 and April 27, 1886. While in Los Angeles for...

Calendar book recording daily activities sailing from Boston to San Francisco and working in the gold fields near Marysville. Bulk of entries relate to mining.

This collection contains propaganda leaflets, flyers, and other documents collected by Podesta during his tour of duty as a military historian during the Korean Conflict/War.

James Poe (1923-1980) was associated with the motion picture industry (1941-80). He was a screenwriter who wrote documentaries, radio and television scripts, and a made-for-television movie. He won an Academy Award and New York Film Critics Award in 1957 for...

BANC; xF1231.B85.P5: For individual titles, see xF1231.B85.P5 nos. 1-4

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Poems begin with the lines "Where is the land, Bohemia's land" and "From far beyond the mountains" (Chicago, Sept. 25/09 to Waldemar Young Sire). Both poems refer to Bohemia's land, a new club house, and the fact that "we're nothing...

Copies of poems on sacred subjects, in Spanish and Latin, and a descriptive poem concerning the Franciscan convent of San Miguel in Priego. With a prefatory note by Fray Francisco Antonio de Sacedón concerning the original manuscript, and a pen...

Portraits of poets reading on the Sproul Hall steps. Includes Robert Pinsky, Ron Loewinsohn, Gary Soto, Peter Dale Scott, and Allen Ginsberg.

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This collection consists of photographs and captions from the exhibition "Pogonip perceived; the unveiling of a landscape."

Excerpts from study, entitled Denezhnoe Obrashchenie i Denezhnye Znaki Dalnego Vostoka za Period Voiny i Revoliutsii, published in Harbin, 1924. Translated by Elena Varneck.

Photographs, commemorative book, and other printed matter, relating to interment of the remains of Tsar Nicholas II and members of his family in St. Petersburg in 1998.

Relates to Polish intelligence and resistance activities under German occupation in World War II. Published in Dziennik Polski (Kraków) in 1988 September. Includes commentary by Czeslaw Niemczynski.

Relates to prison conditions and the status of civil liberties in East Germany.

Views show cliffs, water, and bridges at Point Loma, Calif.

Photographs, some taken by Katherine Tingley, of various scenes and events on the grounds of the Point Loma Theosophical Society....

Relates to the activities of the local soviets, local administration, and economic questions.

Correspondence, speeches and writings, bibliographies, biographical data, and personal documents, relating primarily to energy resources, and especially to oil and nuclear energy resources, and to nuclear energy in Eastern Europe.

Correspondence, legal papers, notes, printed ephemera and other material from activist and businessman Clark P. Polak. Polak was an influential activist in the Philadelphia gay community throughout the 1960s, who in 1963 became president of the homophile organization, Janus Society....

Relates to the history of Poland from the medieval period to the twentieth century. Produced by Roger Conant.

Agenda, sound recordings, distributed conference documents, and printed transcripts, relating to the fall of the communist regime in Poland.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, dispatches, studies, log books, statistics, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Polish-Vatican relations, the Catholic Church in Poland, Polish diplomatic relations during World War II, and Polish refugees.

Correspondence and memoranda, relating to relations between China and the Polish Government-in-Exile in London.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial records, relating to Franco-Polish relations in the interwar period and during World War II.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial records, studies, conference proceedings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Anglo-Polish relations, especially relations between Great Britain and the Polish government-in-exile in London during World War II; Anglo-Polish trade; Polish foreign policy and participation in the...

Telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Italian relations.

Reports, correspondence, accounts, lists, testimonies, questionnaires, certificates, petitions, card files, maps, circulars, graphs, protocols, and clippings, relating to World War II, the Soviet occupation of Poland, the Polish-Soviet military and diplomatic agreements of 1941, the re- establishment of the Polish...

Reports, correspondence, bulletins, communiques, memoranda, dispatches, and instructions, speeches and writings, and printed matter, relating to the establishment of the Republic of Poland; the Polish-Soviet War of 1920; Polish politics and foreign relations; national minorities in Poland; the territorial question...

Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, reports, relating to events and conditions in Portugal and Spain, relations between Poland and Portugal, and the Spanish Civil War.

Telegrams and logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish foreign relations during the interwar period and Polish participation in the League of Nations. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Two views of a congregation of hippies in Golden Gate Park, 1969, and snapshots (labelled "Freak photos, 1972") of Captain Ozone, Jefferson Poland, Berkeley poet Julia Vinograd, Berkeley Barb vendor Bill Friedman, and Pink Cloud (underground paper distributor). Some views...

Correspondence, clippings, photographs, pamphlets, and printed matter, relating to Polish commercial interests, emigre organizations, fund raising for war relief, and consular activity in South Africa.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, bulletins, historical studies, and printed matter, relating to Poland during World War II and Poles in the United States.

Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, press releases, financial records, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to Polish-Irish relations, Polish citizens and consular affairs in Ireland, activities of the Polish Government-in-Exile during World War II, and postwar Polish émigrés and émigré affairs....

Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, financial records, passports and passport applications, and printed matter, relating to Franco-Polish relations, Polish citizens and consular affairs in France, and conditions in Poland and France during World War II. Also available on microfilm (13 reels).

Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, reports, agreements, minutes, histories, financial records, lists, press summaries, photographs, and printed matter, relating to the German and Soviet occupation of Poland during World War II, activities of the Polish Government-in-Exile (London), and displaced Polish citizens after...

Correspondence, telegrams, circulars, notes, speeches, clippings, minutes, protocols, and seals, relating to Polish foreign relations with South Africa and Polish émigré organizations, fund-raising for war relief, and consular activity in South Africa.

Polish electoral bylaws for the Diet, adopted July 8, 1935.

Correspondence, reports, bulletins, memoirs, and photographs, relating to conditions in Poland during World War II, deportation of Poles to the Soviet Union, the Katyn Forest Massacre, and activities of Polish armed forces and of the Polish Government-in-Exile. Includes release certificates...

Reports, studies, statistical data, and statutes, relating to Polish shipping boundaries, and territorial disputes with the Soviet Union during World War II. Materials were issued, in part, by the Department of Marine Affairs of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and...

Essays, bulletins, reports, and studies, relating to Poland's boundary disputes following World Wars I and II; events and conditions in Poland under German and Soviet occupations during World War II; Polish-Soviet relations; communism in Poland; and twentieth century Polish agriculture,...

Dispatches, correspondence, reports, and memoranda, relating to Polish foreign relations with the United States and Canada. Includes dispatches from the Polish embassy in the United States.

Correspondence, bulletins, memoranda, reports, studies, lists, financial records, and photographs, relating to Polish foreign relations during World War II, the Polish government in exile in London, Allied diplomacy during World War II, conditions in Poland during the war, deportation of...

Instructions, training manuals, regulations, studies, maps, charts, bulletins, diagrams, and printed matter, relating to the German, British, and American armed forces and their military campaigns, equipment, tactics, weaponry, and technical intelligence during World War II. Issued as training material for...

Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, bulletins, reports, military orders and instructions, personnel rosters, lists, charts, and maps, relating to the Polish Army in the East and in the Soviet Union, conditions and events in the Soviet Union, Polish civil and military personnel...

Reports, dispatches, correspondence, memoranda, and speeches, relating to Polish military operations during World War II, the Polish government-in-exile, wartime Allied diplomacy, Polish refugees, and the deportation of Poles to the Soviet Union. Includes papers of General Wladyslaw Sikorski.

Correspondence, telegrams, and dispatches, relating to Polish-Belgian relations and to Polish diplomacy during World War II. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Correspondence, memoranda, and telegrams, relating to Legation operations and diplomatic relations between Poland and Bulgaria.

Correspondence, reports, dispatches, memoranda, bulletins, and printed matter, relating to Polish-Czechoslovak relations, conditions in Poland and Czechoslovakia during World War II, and Allied diplomacy during the war. Also available on microfilm (17 reels).

Logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Danish relations during the interwar period. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Correspondence, telegrams, and memoranda, relating to Polish-Finnish relations and to Polish diplomacy during World War II.

Telegrams and logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Hungarian relations during the interwar period. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Telegrams, logbook transcripts of telegrams, and memoranda, relating to Polish-Dutch relations during the interwar period. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Correspondence, memoranda, and reports, relating to foreign relations between Poland and Portugal between the two world wars, and to foreign relations between Portugal and the Polish Government-in-Exile in London during and after World War II.

Logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Romanian relations during the interwar period. Also available on microfilm (3 reels).

Logbook transcripts of telegrams sent and received, relating to Polish-Swiss relations. Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Correspondence, dispatches, reports, telegrams, and diplomatic agreements, relating to Polish-Yugoslav relations and to Polish and Yugoslav diplomacy during World War II.

Reports, memoranda, and statistical data, relating to administration of the government of Poland.

Decrees, reports, stenographic records, minutes of meetings, and speeches, relating to political developments in Poland and Eastern Europe, and to activities of the Polish Government-in-Exile.

The collection documents local agriculture, business, construction, economic conditions, the environment, land, parks, recreation, and tourism. It consists of correspondence, publications, maps and other data relating to a series of public hearings held pursuant to the Wilderness Act (PL88-577) of...

Underground pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, bulletins, photographs, video tapes, and miscellany, collected by Polish internal security police. Includes some reports and bulletins issued by Polish security police.

Relates to regulation of the civilian population of the Kraków region of Poland by German occupation authorities during World War II.

Depicts relief work of the American Relief Administration in Poland. Presented by the Polsko-Amerykanski Komitet Pomocy Dzieciom to W. B. Poland in gratitude for his relief activities with the American Relief Administration in Poland.

Writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to the Russian scouting movement.

Questions and answers concerning various religious beliefs.

Reports, studies, bibliographies, and proclamations, relating to Soviet agricultural policy, and to German agricultural policy in occupied parts of Russia during the two world wars.

Charles B. Polhemus came to California in 1849 and was an active and successful businessman and diplomat, with interests in real estate, the commission and banking business, ranching, and the railroad industry. This collection consists of retained copies of correspondence,...

These papers contain the correspondence, and writings of Ivan Alekseevich Poliakov, participant in the Don Cossack uprising of 1918, and ataman of the Don Cossacks in emigration since 1947.

Pamphlets, leaflets, proclamations, bulletins, serial issues, and clippings, relating to political, social and economic conditions in the Soviet Union, and to Russian émigré activities. Includes a few letters written to Poliakov.

The collection comprises revised and superseded documents from UCI's online "Administrative Policies and Procedures" and its predecessor, the The policies and procedures concern campus administration, academics, research, facilities, and students.

Professor in the University of California, Davis Environmental Science and Policy Department (1998-2000); conducted research on scorpions and spiders in Baja, California.

Photograph album, containing 52 black/white snapshots with captions in English, apparently presented by Polish Army soldiers in conjunction with an exhibition at United College, St. Andrews University, Scotland in February 1941. The soldiers were part of a Polish, British, and...

Correspondence, writings, printed matter, photographs, sound recordings, video tapes, and motion picture film, relating to Polish culture and history, and to the Polish community in the United States. Includes material collected by the Foundation.

Finished English and Polish videotape versions, raw videotape footage, and transcripts, relating to the role of the Roman Catholic Church in Polish society and politics. Produced by Bohdan W. Oppenheim. Polish version entitled Polski Krzyz.

Memoirs, reports, correspondence, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to relief activities carried out in Poland at the end of World War I, and to conditions in Poland at that time. Includes memoirs by Martha Gedgowd and Amy Pryor Tapping,...

Serial issues, books, and pamphlets, published by underground and uncensored presses in Poland, relating to political and cultural conditions in Poland. Includes issuances of Solidarnosc, among other organizations.

Clippings (primarily from American sources), correspondence, administrative files, press reviews and summaries, bulletins, printed matter, sound recordings, and photographs, relating to World War II, the German and Soviet occupations of Poland, the persecution of Jews in Poland, and the spread...

Relates to the controversy between Germany and Poland in the interwar period regarding the decision of the Polish government to destroy the bridge at Opalenica, Poznan Province, that had been constructed by the German government in 1909.

Depicts scenes of destruction in Poland during World War I, coins of Lithuania and Poland, and Polish-American soldiers in France during World War I.

Reports, studies, bulletins, and printed matter, issued by the Polish Research Centre, the Polish Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Information and Documentation, and other agencies of the Polish Government-in-Exile (London), relating to Polish-Soviet relations, conditions in occupied Poland, Polish underground...

Serial issues, pamphlets, election campaign literature, proclamations, other printed matter, correspondence, reports, and miscellany, relating to various aspects of Polish history, including the movement for independence, especially during World War I; the Solidarnosc trade union movement; and political events and...

1: Contributing to peace through culture. CODICES: Centro de Documentacion e Investigacion Cultural de El Salvador. Signed by artist Herbert Siguenza, bearing imprint of La Raza Graphics, San Francisco, Calif, 1987 -- 2: Standing tall, titled in pencil, lower left....

Title supplied by cataloger.

Bumper stickers, buttons, flyers, ballot tickets, about half late 19th century, half mid-20th century. Local, state, and national levels of government represented.

Collection comprises 5 calendars for the years 2003-2004 covering a range of political topics and social movements

Buttons printed with names and slogans of various politicians and political campaigns. Among the subjects are Calvin Coolidge, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Richard M. Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Wendell L. Willkie, Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert H. Humphrey, Ronald Reagan, William Warren...

Political cartoons are titled: Political influence sheilding a crime -- History repeats itself, Pratt forcing his wife to sign away her honor. Portraits show Hon. E.B. Pond, mayor of San Francisco; and Joseph A. Donohoe, Esq. Four views of resevoirs...

This collection contains political newspapers published in Buenos Aires, Argentina from 1812 to 1851. Publications contain a range of topics with a focus on Argentine national issues but also include international news. The newspapers are primarily in Spanish, with some...

Binder's title.

Political Reform Act of 1974, Analysis by the California Attorney General, pts.1 and 2; press clippings index, pt.3; press clippings, pts.4-8; general newspaper articles concerning Proposition 9, pt.9; Summary of major 1973-1974 campaign litigation, pt.10; press releases for and against...

Memorandum, relating to the program of the Politicheskii ob'edinennyi komitet, and bulletins, relating to the Politicheskii ob'edinennyi komitet and to political developments in Russia.

Relates to political life in Russian Poland.

Reports from agents in the United States, relating to participation of Germans and other Europeans in anarchist and socialist movements, 1894-1916. Also includes some original proclamations from the Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871; and photocopies of charts of the Berlin police communication...

The Benjamin Polk collection spans the years 1938-1993 and is comprised of his scrapbooks. The collection contains photographs, correspondence, Polk's writings, and news clippings, primarily about Polk's projects. The scrapbooks also include some personal papers, such as biographical information, correspondence,...

Photographs and United States Army and Navy press releases, relating to the Vietnamese War.

Concerning his presidential career, political events in New York State, and offer of the position of Secretary of War to Marcy.

The Willis Polk collection documents Polk's architectural career, his involvement in the profession, and his interest in the civic improvement of San Francisco. Architectural drawings form the bulk of the collection, though some textual records exist. The collection is arranged...

Five volumes of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings documenting the reconstruction of San Francisco, California after the 1906 earthquake and fire, and subsequent city and architectural development. Commercial and public buildings represented include: the Civic Center, the Hobart Building, the Hallidie...

Printed forms filled in.

This collection contains the papers of Jack Harrison Pollack pertaining primarily to his research and writings for his biography of Chief Justice Earl Warren (1891-1974). The papers include correspondence with figures who knew and associated with Warren, research notes, and...

For related collection of photographs, see: Marin County photographs (BANC PIC 1984.030--PIC)

Contains correspondence between various Pollard family members including John Pollard and Mary Pollard, who migrated from Me. to Calif. in the 19th cent. Topics include business, conversion to Christianity and comparison of Me. and Calif.

Relates to Polish political and diplomatic events.

Relates to events and conditions in Poland during World War II, the deportation of Poles to the Soviet Union, Polish displaced persons, relations between Poland and the Soviet Union, and Polish boundaries. From various international sources.

Leaflets, flyers, announcements, pamphlets, and serial issues, relating to socialist activities in Poland, and to the movement for Polish independence. Issued by party groups in Warsaw and in emigration in Paris and London. Includes some items issued by other Polish...

Decrees, directives, reports, memoranda, plans, resolutions, bulletins, and correspondence, relating to governmental administration, social and economic policy planning, and educational policy, in Siedlce province, Poland.

Testimonials of Polish inmates of German concentration camps during World War II, relating to conditions in the camps. Testimonials transcribed by the Polski Instytut Zródlowy w Lund.

Catalog of pamphlets, leaflets, and periodicals at the archives.

Broadside, relating to the situation of religion in Poltava, Ukraine, during the Russian Revolution.

Anti-fascist, anti-American, and pro-communist drawings, commenting on twentieth-century German and world events.

Relates to the capitulation of the French government during World War II.

A typescript of a travelogue detailing Everett Pomeroy's 1900 trip to Mexico, supplemented with 71 photographs and illustrations. The journal includes observations on Mexican culture and history, but is mainly focused on the excitements and frustrations of a Catholic American...

Correspondence, financial records, and printed matter, relating to Polish émigré affairs and especially to activities of the Polish-American veterans' organization Stowarzyszenie Polskich Kombatantów.

Writings, bulletins, printed matter, sound recording of interview, and photographs, relating to Latvian refugees after World War II and to Latvians in the United States.

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

There are three companies that comprise the Pomona Valley Water Companies' Collection: the Del Monte Irrigation Company, the Monte Vista Water Company and the Richards Irrigation Company. Records include bank statements, articles of incorporation, and minute books.

Relates to life in Belgium before and during World War I, and to engineering in Canada and the United States.

The Yosemite Stereoviews by Charles L. Pond collection consists of 31 stereographic prints taken from circa 1871 to circa 1878. Pond, of Buffalo, New York, was an active photographer from 1861 to 1881 and a stereograph publisher from 1869 to...

Hand-colored menu for a feast at the Imperial Palace Restaurant in San Francisco; watercolor on rice paper; print of the Chinese cooking god; unframed pen and ink; realia.

In addition to Henderson/Drown family documents and Pond/McHenry family correspondence and photographs, the Inez Pond Collection consist of Inez Henderson Pond's research notes, drafts and published articles on Stockton, San Joaquin County, the Mother Lode and California, with particular emphasis...

Correspondence, memoirs, reports, notes, and printed matter, relating to Polish-Soviet and Polish-Romanian relations, and to religious persecution in the Soviet Union.

Relates to conditions in Potsdam under Soviet occupation after World War II.

The Pony Express Centennial Association was incorporated (1958) to foster and facilitate commemorations of the centennial of the Pony Express (1860-1861). The man principally responsible for promoting this Association was retired Air Force Lt. Col. Waddell Smith, a grandson of...

Mimeographed letters and circulars, pamphlets and leaflets, relating to American Trotskyism, especially to factional disputes within the Socialist Workers Party, 1938-1940, and to Trotskyist activities in the anti-fascist, anti-war labor movements. Includes some radical non-Trotskyist material.

Reports, correspondence, minutes, hearing transcripts, legal exhibits, clippings, serial issues, pamphlets, and leaflets, relating to communism and radicalism in the United States, and to the anti-Vietnam War movement. Includes records of the United States Subversive Activities Control Board and of...

Exhibits from a Hong Kong Central Magistracy case trial involving bank fraud in the Hong Kong branch of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International. Photocopy.

Relates to war news, the Allied bombing campaign against Germany, and conditions in the Netherlands under German occupation.

Letter from Alexander Pope to his friend and legal advisor William Fortescue, largely concerning Pope's ongoing feud with Edmund Curll.

The collection contains the papers and administrative files of lawyer and Los Angeles County Assessor, Alexander Hillhouse Pope.

Writings, speech transcripts, and photographs, relating to the views of the educator William Wirt regarding the monetary situation and the economic policy of the New Deal in the United States.

History of the Montevideo Chapter of the American National Red Cross, 1917-1919; and correspondence, relating to wartime conditions in South America, 1915-1917.

James Harlan Pope (1885- ) was a reporter in Detroit and Los Angeles before he was admitted to the California bar in 1915. He became the Los Angeles city public defender (1916-23), judge in the police court (1923-26), Municipal Court...

Photographs of mining facilities and miners at Speculator Mine, Butte, Montana. Includes an underground view, by flash, of miners at a support in a tunnel.

Laura Means Pope was a former chair of the Los Angeles School Monitoring Committee. The collection consists of papers relating to the Committee.

Title supplied by cataloger.

A folder list is available.

Include letters from John L. LeConte and George H. Horn, concerning identification of entomological specimens.