Walter Clay Frame essays, 1976-1979.

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Walter Clay Frame essays, 1976-1979.

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Folder 1 contains correspondence between Walter C. Frame and Holt Atherton staff (1976-1979). Folder 2 contains autobiographical essays. Folder 3 contains family history essays. Folder 4 contains essays about northern California ports. Folder 5 contains essays about various California cities and towns. Folder 6 contains essays about Golden Gate Park, San Francisco and Mt. Diablo. Folder 7 contains essays about early California history. Folder 8 contains essays about early theatre in Oakland and San Francisco. Folder 9 contains essays about ethnic minorities in Bay Area. Folder 10 contains essays about San Francisco ferries. Folder 11 contains essays about Mt. Tamalpais. Folder 12 contains essays about California resort hotels. Folder 13 contains essays about trains, trolleys and cable cars. Folder 14 contains essays about travel to southern California and Hawaii. Folder 15 contains essays about California pioneer women.

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University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library

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University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library

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Sutro, Adolph, 1830-1898

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Frame, Walter Clay, 1905-1983.

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