Pamphlets descriptive of the University of California Berkeley. ca. 1868-1968.

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Pamphlets descriptive of the University of California Berkeley. ca. 1868-1968.

1. Report to the Board of Regents by its Committee on building [1868 or 69] -- 2. Mr. H.D. Bacon's proposed gift to the university. Memorial of the Regents and correspondence -- 3. Harmon Gymnasium. Letter of presentation from Mr. Harmon to the Board of Regents, Jan. 20th, 1879 -- 3a. Report of the Committee on grounds and buildings relative to the boundaries of the University site at Berkeley. Oct. 7, 1882 -- 4. Special message of Gov. Stoneman... on the sewerage of the Deaf, dumb and blind asylum and the State university... [Feb, 1, 1883] -- 5. The University of California (by Henry Steuben). Joaquin Miller at Berkeley (The Golden era, July, 1886) -- 6. A western city of learning [by] Samuel E. Moffett. (Harper's Weekly, Sept. 11, 1897) -- 7. The University of California, by Charles S. Greene (Overland monthly, May, 1898) -- 8-9. Glimpses of a great western university [by W.H. Alexander] (Series of 2 articles from "The Varsity" of the University of Toronto. Nov. 15, 29, 1899 -- 10. Experimental agriculture in California. The University of California stations. by C.S. Shinn (Sunset magazine. Nov. 1901, p. 15-19) -- 11. University of California. [Views] 1902 -- 12:1. Outlook of the University by B. I. Wheeler (Sunset, Oct. 1902) -- 12:2. The University of California by V.H. Henderson (Sunset, Oct. 1902) 1. A new mining building (Extract from Mining and Scientific Press. Nov. 29, 1902)-- 2. Regents invitation to laying of corner stone of mining building. Nov. 18, 1902-- 3. Programme of laying of corner stone of mining building. Nov. 18, 1902-- 4. Impressions of western colleges. II. University of California, by S.H. Ranck. 1906 (with letter)-- 5. Het nieuwe laboratorium voor physiologie van de Universiteit van California. 1904. by Hugo de Vries-- 6. Information about American universities for Oriental students [by G. Mukerji] 1907-- 7. Fire protections. 1907-- 8. University of California Lawyer's memorial hall, Boalt hall of law. 1908-- 9. Lawyer's memorial hall fund. 1908-- 10. La Universidad de Californie [por Carlos Bransby] 1908. La Universidad de Californie y el Congreso Cientifico Pan-Americano de Santiago de Chile [por] Juan Searle. 1908-- 11. L'UniversiteĢ de California [par] Jacques Lux. 1912-- 12. Programme of exercises in dedication of Agriculture Hall, Wed., Nov. 20, 1912-- 13. Addresses delivered on the occasion of the dedication of Agriculture Hall, Berkeley, Nov. 20, 1912-- 14. Ceremonies at the laying of the corner stone of Benjamin Ide Wheeler Hall, Univ. of Calif. March 23, 1916-- 15. Hilgard Hall: a gift of the citizens of California, dedicated Saturday, Oct. 13, 1917-- 16. Dedication of Hilgard Hall, Order of exercises-- 17. Dedication of Hilgard Hall. Programme of the Division of Genetics. Oct. 13, 1917. 1. The University of California by Willard G. Parsons. November 1899 -- 2. Addresses delivered at the dedication of the new buildings and equipment of the Student's Observatory, Jan. 30, 1904 -- 3. Dedication of Gilman Hall. 1918 -- 4. The story of the stadium by William H. Smyth. 1923 -- 5. Dedication of Haviland Hall, Program. March 25, 1924 -- 6. Dedication of Haviland Hall, Addresses. March 25, 1924 -- 7. Dedication of Giannini Hall, Addresses. Oct. 21, 1930 -- 8. California Alumni Association. Letter from Robert Sibley inviting presence at the ceremonies removing the corner-stone of North Hall, May 13, 1931 -- 9. The new Cowell Memorial Hospital by Robert T. Legge. 1931 1. Addresses at the breaking of the ground of the Student Union. Henry Morse Stephens Hall, May 11, 1921 -- 2. Invitation to the dedication of Earl Warren Hall, September 17, 1955 -- 3. Program of the dedication of Earl Warren Hall, Sept. 17, 1955 -- 4. Earl Warren Hall floor plan -- 5. Dedication of Alfred L. Kroeber Hall with a special joint exhibition by the Dept. of Art and the Dept. of Anthropology, March 6-April 30, 1960 -- 6. Invitation to the dedication of the California Student Center, March 17, 1961 -- 6a. Dedication of the California Student Center -- 7. Dedicatory ceremony, Edward Chace Tolman Hall, March 13, 1963 -- 8. School of Education, East Wing, Tolman Hall -- 9. Program of dedication of Latimer Hall, May 3, 1963 -- 10. Dedication of the Laboratory of Chemical Biodynamics, April 1, 1964 -- 11. Invitation to the dedication of Raymond Thayer Birge Hall, Dec. 21, 1964 --12. Addresses at the dedication of Raymond Thayer Birge Hall, Dec. 21, 1964 -- 13. Invitation to the dedication of David Prescott Barrows Hall, Feb. 10, 1965 -- 14. Invitation to the dedication of Boalt Hall of Law and the Garret W. McEnerney Law Library, March 18, 1952 -- 15. Program of the dedication of Boalt Hall of Law and the Garret W. McEnerney Law Library, March 18, 1952 -- 16. Invitation to the opening ceremonies of the Biochemistry and Virus Laboratory building, October 9-11, 1952. 1. Campus cafeteria brochure, 1948 -- 2. Campus cafeteria brochure, 1950 -- 3. Invitation to the opening of Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering, Richmond Field Station, May 28, 1952 -- 4. Invitation to the dedication of Home Economics Building [later Agnes Fay Morgan Hall] May 27, 1954 -- 5. California Alumni House brochure, 1954 -- 6. Invitation to dedication of Pelican Building, No. 24, 1956. Invitation to dedication of the Cardiovascular Research Institute, San Francisco Medical Center, Oct. 30, 1958 -- 7. Invitation to dedication of the University YWCA building, March 22, 1959 -- 8. Dedication convocation for the Tilden Room, Student Union, June 4, 1963 -- 9. Invitation to dedication of John Morton Eshelman Hall, Sept. 18, 1965 -- 10. Program for dedication of John Morton Eshelman Hall, Sept. 18, 1965 -- 11. Invitation to dedication of Bernard Alfred Etcheverry Hall, Oct. 15, 1965 -- 12. Invitation to dedication of Wurster Hall, Oct. 29, 1965 -- 13. Invitation to dedication of 307 Gilman Hall, Feb. 21, 1966 -- 14. Invitation to dedication of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Room, Feb. 24, 1966 -- 15. The Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Room, Callaghan Hall brochure, 1966 -- 16. Invitation to the dedication of Joel H. Hildebrand Hall and William B. Giauque Laboratory, Oct. 10, 1966 -- 17. Invitation to dedication of Space Sciences Laboratory, Oct. 27, 1966 -- 18. Program for dedication of Space Sciences Laboratory, Oct. 27, 1966 -- 19. Invitation to dedication of Olof Lundberg Memorial Room, June 4, 1967 -- 20. Invitation to groundbreaking ceremonies for University Art Museum, Oct. 6, 1967 -- 21. Invitation to dedication of the Earl Warren Legal Center and Manville Hall, Jan. 2, 1968 -- 22. About Manville Hall, brochure, 1968 -- 23. Program for the dedication of the Class of 1914 Entranceway and Fountain, May 24, 1968 -- 24. Invitation to dedication of the site for Griffith C. Evans Hall, Sept. 25, 1968. ASUC Bookstore -- Barrows Hall -- Birge Hall -- Blake Garden -- Builders (Notice to builders, 1892) -- Campanile -- Campanile chimes -- Center for New Music and Audio Technologies -- Clark Kerr campus -- Class of 1954 Gate -- Davis Hall -- Etcheverry Hall -- Evans Hall -- Giannini Hall -- Greek Theatre -- Haas School of Business -- Hearst Gym -- Hearst Mining -- Hilgard Hall -- Howard, John Galen. The architectural plan for the greater University of California. 1903 (photocopy) -- Koshland Hall -- Lawrence Hall of Science -- Library -- Minor Hall -- Moffitt Library -- Northern Regional Library Facility (NRLF) -- Old Art Galley -- South Hall -- Strawberry Canyon Recreational Area -- Tan Kah Kee Hall -- Tang Center -- Tolman Hall -- University Art Museum, Asian Art Galleries -- University House -- Valley Life Sciences Building -- Warren Hall.

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