Hillside Club records, circa 1900-2002.

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Hillside Club records, circa 1900-2002.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84658125

Includes articles of incorporation, minutes of meetings, early papers relating to the building of the club house and to its reconstruction after the Berkeley fire of 1923; records of the club's activities and dramatic productions; history of the club; scrapbooks, financial reports, and announcements.

6 cartons, 1 box, 3 volumes (7.2 linear feet).

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SNAC Resource ID: 8325330

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National Association of State Educational Agencies for Surplus Property

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Hillside Club (Berkeley, Calif.)

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Formed by a group of Berkeley women in the late 19th century, the Hillside Club sought to protect the hills of the town from "unsightly grading and the building of unsuitable and disfiguring houses." The original club house, a Dutch-style building surrounded by oak trees, was designed by architect Bernard Maybeck. It burned down in the Berkeley Hills Fire of 1923. With the rebuilding of the club house came the restructuring of the organization and its objectives. The club's focus shifted, and it...

Creatore, Luigi

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