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The Stuart Baron Scrapbook predominantly consists of photographs and newspaper clippings from Baron's time as a student at San Fernando Valley State College (1963-1967).

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The Beale's Cut Photographic Slide Collection contains 24 color slides and photographs of Beale's Cut, located in the Newhall area of Los Angeles.

Abstract Julian Beck was a teacher, politician, and judge in Los Angeles and was instrumental in the establishment of San Fernando Valley State College, now known as California State University, Northridge. Documented in the collection are Beck's family life, judicial and legislative services, his key role in the founding of CSUN, and his wide-ranging involvement in community activities. Records in the collection include assembly bills, correspondence, identification cards, newspaper clippings,...

Abstract Kitty Bell was born in Paris, but moved to Shanghai at eight years of age to live with her new adoptive parents. At age 15, she was sent to an internment camp in China by the Japanese, where she met her husband, Chris Bell, who was interned at the Chapei camp outside of Shanghai. They were married soon after their release, and immigrated to the United States where they had four children. The collection mainly consists of photographs of Shanghai, the Bell family, and Chris Bell's extended...

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The Black Legion Movie Stills collection consists of black and white photographs and half-sheet movie posters from the 1937 film Black Legion starring Humphrey Bogart.

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Rosalie Blau made many important contributions to the field of childhood education, and was a member of the California Association for the Education of Young Children until 1955. The Rosalie M. Blau Collection documents her personal involvement in the field of childhood education between the years 1932 to 1986, and includes articles, correspondence, minutes, notes, reports, research notes, and resumes.

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Block was a visual effects artist, matte artist, painter, illustrator and educator who worked as an artist in the film industry and later taught at California State University, Northridge. The collection consists of visual artwork and personal papers including film production records, three 16mm films, and California State University, Northridge Santa Susana Press records.

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The collection consists of mostly visual documentation created by David Blumenkrantz, an educator, artist, and photojournalist, of several projects and of professional and personal experiences in Africa, China, and Los Angeles. Materials include born-digital images, scanned images, videos, interviews, transcripts, negatives, contact sheets, slides, notes, audiocassettes, and a thesis abstract.

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Dorothy Boberg was a community activist who, as a member of numerous local civic and activist organizations, worked on myriad community issues within the San Fernando Valley and greater Los Angeles areas, and beyond. The Dorothy Boberg Collection includes research material pertaining to issues such as atomic energy, nuclear disarmament, energy alternatives, urban planning and growth, women's issues, and state/federal politics and policies.

Abstract Vladimir Bobritski, better known as Bobri, was born May 1898 in Kharikiv, Ukraine. He was an illustrator, author, composer, educator and guitar historian who arrived in the United States in 1921. Bobri's career and hobbies overlapped over time and he became an integral part of the classical guitar community by joining the Society of Classic Guitar,  illustrating for the Society's Guitar Review magazine, and becoming friends with Andrés Segovia. The majority of the collection consists of...