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James P. Walsh Papers
J. Benton White Papers
J. Benton White (d. 1931- ) was the first ombudsman on racial issues at San José State University. His position was created in 1967 by President Robert D. Clark in response to racial conflict and discrimination on campus, and was the first of its kind at a college or university in the United States. The bulk of the papers are correspondence, news clippings and reports from 1967-1971.
Kate Douglas Wiggin Collection
Robert H. Willey Legal Collection
O.C. Williams Records
Susanne B. Wilson Papers
This collection documents the professional and personal life of Susanne B. Wilson before, during, and after her career in local politics, as well as her community activism and work with San José State University. It includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, photographs, awards, event materials, writings, and other memorabilia. This collection spans from 1912 to 2017, with the majority of the materials spanning from 1970 to 2000.
Wings of History Aerial Photographic Collection
The Wings of History Aerial Photographic Collection contains photographic negatives and prints of aerial images of San Francisco, Santa Clara Valley and Monterey Bay communities. Towns, prominent buildings and landmarks in Santa Clara Valley and San Francisco are represented. Of these, some of the structures of note include the Lick Observatory, Agnew State Mental Hospital – East Area, Alum Rock Natatorium, Spartan Stadium and the bridges of San Francisco.
Women's Heritage Museum/International Museum of Women Records
The Women's Heritage Museum/International Museum of Women Records document the formation of this museum, which was organized to promote women's history. The records consist of administrative documents, newspaper clippings, photographs, video tapes, and materials from exhibits.
Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom, San José Branch Records
Arthur C. Woodcock Collection
The collection includes 20 copies of the weekly newsletter, "Camp Refugio News," printed for F-115 Company 562 of the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) and 50 photos of various areas in California that Company 562 visited. Also included is a 1935 "Tournament of Roses Golden Legends" parade program, and a CD-ROM containing PDFs of the newsletters and photos.