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David and Wendy (Holden) Whiteside Collection
The David and Wendy (Holden) Whiteside Collection is a small collection of San Fernando Valley State College memorabilia including a football program (1956), Homecoming (1958) materials, a campus coed calendar (1961), and a SFVSC freshman beanie (1961).
Richard J. Wiegand Collection
The Richard J. Wiegand Collection was donated by San Fernando State Valley College alum Richard J. Wiegand and consists of two pieces of memorabilia, a freshman ID pin and a registration card.
Ron Wilkins Los Angeles Community Alert Patrol Collection
Captain Leonard H. Williams Chinese Maritime Customs Collection
Dr. Robert J. Williams California State Normal Schools Collection
Roxie Antoinette Williamson Collection
Roxie Antoinette Williamson (née Martin) was a widowed woman living in Owensmouth, California (later known as Canoga Park) who owned property in Ashland, Alabama and possibly Millerville, Alabama. The collection consists of tax records, correspondence, a 1908 presidential election ballot, and a few small notes and receipts.
Robert Curtis Wilson Art Collection
Robert Curtis Wilson was an artist, teacher and author who earned his bachelors and masters degrees from San Fernando Valley State College, which later became California State University, Northridge. The collection consists of multiple pen and ink drawings done by Wilson in the 1950s and 1970s.
Ah Wing Letter
Ah Wing was a dry goods and grocery merchant in a Placer County, California mining town. He wrote this letter regarding an overdrafted account to Mr. J. Dixon in 1907 on an invoice form for his General Merchandise Store.
Winnetka Women's Club Collection
The Ladies League of Little Landers was formed in December 1922. The organization later changed its name to the Weeks Community Women's Club, and finally to the Winnetka Women's Club on May 6, 1935. The Winnetka Women’s Club Collection consists of record books which contain minutes from the Executive Board, General Meetings and the Garden Section of the Club proper.
Eliot and Hazel Wittenberg Collection
Eliot Wittenberg served in the U.S. military in China at the close of World War II. The Eliot and Hazel Wittenberg Collection documents his work as a control tower operator through photographs and souvenir ephemera he brought back from China.