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Guide to the San Diego/Tijuana Map Collection
This is a collection of maps, posters, and atlasses relating to the San Diego and Tijuana region in Southern California and Mexico.
Halpern for Congress records
Two handbills and one brochure from Francis Halpern's campaign for Congress, 35th district, 1968 as the Peace and Freedom Party Candidate.
History of political suppression of anarchists pamphlet
Pamphlet consists of seven legal-sized sheets stapled together at upper left. Front cover lists cases of anarchists killed in Mexico City and (suspected) in San Francisco, with others hassled by police or governmental agencies. "Las Tres de San Diego," a trio of Chicano IWW members arrested in 1971 is included. Remaining six pages are general history of the suppression of anarchists.
Karl Strauss Brewing Company Business Records
Irene Koch Family Papers
A collection of family photos, prints, correspondence, and documents from the Koch family spanning multiple generations.
La Sociedade de Caridad de Santa Rita [The Charity Society of Saint Rita] Scrapbook
Scrapbook record of the activities of the Society of Santa Rita de San Diego. Coverless scrapbook of approximately 46 pages (11x8.5") include black-and-white professional photo images, several news clips from newspapers in Spanish or English, and additional invitations and inserts. Material ranges from mid 1930s-1960s and is mostly in Spanish.
Leadership North County records
The Leadership North County records consist of operational records related to Leadership North County (2001 and on) and Leadership 2000 (previous to 2001). Leadership 2000 affiliated with California State University San Marcos in 2001 and changed its name at that time. 11 digital file folders that are reproductions of the physical records were also donated to the collection.
Missions of California Scrapbook
Dr. Lotsee Patterson papers
Materials related to the advocacy, creation, and implementation of the Protocols for Native American Archival Materials, tribal libraries and librarianship, advocacy for tribal libraries, and Dr. Lotsee Patterson (Comanche). The Protocols are best practices, standards and goals for North American archives that steward materials related to Native Americans to commit to and implement culturally responsive care and use of Native American resources held by non-tribal organizations.
Peace and Freedom Party of San Diego County records
Eight pages of documents related to the San Diego County Peace and Freedom Party's 1968 election platform.