Items reproduced from the monographs and serials held by the Robert E. Kennedy Library's Special Collections and Archives department. Most items are catalogued in the library's catalog.
Excerpts include a map whose borders are the Mexico boundary to the south, General Grant National Park and Oceano Dunes to the north, Pacific Ocean to the west, and borders with Nevada and Arizona to the east; and listing of the homes of movie stars.
Panorama of San Francisco from California St. Hill. by Eadweard Muybridge, photographed in 1877 and printed as twelve mounted photographs 32 cm in size. [Covers not scanned].
Genre: American poetry, 20th century, California - Jeffers; Contents: Pt. 1 Ballade of fog in the canon - Pt. 2 From the Golden Gate Bridge - Pt. 3 At the Stevenson Fountain - Pt. 4 Long view - Pt. 5 Letter to California - Pt. 6 After this, sea - Pt. 7 The hangar at Sunnyvale - Pt. 8 To the Holy Spirit - Pt. 9 The children's orchard - Pt. 10 Winter rain - Pt. 11 Folk scripture - Pt. 12 Natural Music
Map 1 is entitled 'California Polytechnic State University Properties, 1983, With Major Ranch Units and Historic Residences,' and Map 2 is entitled 'California Polytechnic State University Land Parcel Acquisition, 1902-1971, Main Campus'
A unbound portfolio that contains twelve colored illustrations of California wildflowers, reproduced by the three-color process and printed on fine quality white cardboard, each signed "Copyright by E.M.H.S. 1905." Plates accompanied by a booklet containing descriptions of each of the wild flowers represented, probably the work of the artist's husband, writer Charles Francis Saunders. The twelve reproductions in natural colors from water-color drawings are of the following flowers: California poppy -- Prickly phlox -- Brodiaea -- Cream cups -- Monkey flower -- Owl's clover -- Indian paint-brush -- Wild pansy -- Mariposa tulip -- Wild heliotrope -- Shooting star -- Scarlet bugler.
A directory of residents and businesses in San Luis Obispo city and county. Includes descriptions of the county and many advertisements.
Courier's Text Atlas of The United States of America is an artist's book by Woody Leslie (One Page Productions, 2013): a geographically accurate, 100% typed atlas of the US, with each state typed out using only the letters of its name. CTA the album is a 'reading' of the book, as realized through a computer text-to-speech reader. Audio performed by 'Alex' on an Apple MacBook running OS 10.6.8. Recorded at Chooklyn Farms Studios, Brooklyn, NY April, 2014.
Oral history interview with James Sinton, conducted by Dean Miller, and transcribed by Janet Crabaugh.