University Archives Photograph Collection

Cal Poly's 124-member Mustang Marching Band performs at halftime show during the Oakland Raiders-Pittsburgh Steelers professional football game, played in the Oakland Coliseum.

Cal Poly's 124-member Mustang Marching Band performs at halftime show during the Oakland Raiders-Pittsburgh Steelers professional football game, played in the Oakland Coliseum.

Cal Poly's 124-member Mustang Marching Band performs at halftime show during the Oakland Raiders-Pittsburgh Steelers professional football game, played in the Oakland Coliseum.

Cal Poly Mustang Marching Band members travel by van to Oakland Coliseum to perform at Oakland Raiders-Pittsburgh Steelers professional football game.

Mission San Luis Obispo about 1890. Father Junipero Serra founded the mission in 1772. During the 1880s, it's adobe walls were covered with wooden clapboard siding, and a New England-style bell tower was added. These alterations were removed in about 1934, and the mission's facade and roofline were restored to their original style.

View looking west from behind shop buildings, creamery to the right, Main Buildings in background with Household Arts partially obscured by trees

Front elevations of Household Arts, Weeks Administration Building, Dormitory shot from southwest angle; rock formation in foreground. Sepia toned print; card published by 'Cardinell Vincent Co. Mfg. San Francisco'; address space inscribed to Dr. James T. Culbertson (Cal Poly Faculty ca. 1950s-60s) from Jim Kenshol

Banquet in one of the Cal Poly buildings[?]. Men seated and standing around a banquet table, posing for group portrait.(David Starr Jordan may be pictured here. The event has not been identified.)

View looking west toward Main Buildings; color printed. Published exclusively for San Luis Variety Store, San Luis Obispo, Ca. by Newman Post Card Co. Los Angeles. Note: that caption above photo reads 'Polytechnic High School.'