San Francisco (Calif.)
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Across the continent by overland stage in 1865
Gerald Bybee studio portfolios
Photographic portfolios created by Gerald Bybee in his studio in San Francisco.
Cannon and Willis families papers
William Heath Davis papers
William Heath Davis papers, 1885-1905, includes notable items include correspondence with publishing companies regarding his book, Sixty Years in California, as well as manuscript fragments.
LeRoy F. Harlow autobiography
James F. Johnson letter
A letter from a Presbyterian missionary named James Francis Johnson to his cousin on January 8, 1883.
Albert Leffingwell postcards
Materials include eight postcards from Albert Leffingwell that were sent to his wife, Mary C. Leffingwell, from November 9, 1880, to February 25, 1881 during a research trip through Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, and San Francisco, California. The postcards include messages about his dealings with Mormonism in Utah. Albert also mentions an article he wrote about Mormonism in the "Chicago Times." Dated 1880-1881.
Arthur William Sadler papers
A biography, newspaper clippings, correspondence, diaries, speeches, an autobiography in the form of a scrapbook, and certificates. The materials relate to Sadler, his extensive involvement with the Boy Scouts, and his missions for the Mormon Church in England and in San Francisco, California.
San Francisco earthquake
San Francisco earthquake, 1905-1907 collection contains 1 photograph of Campbell, 1 photocopy of a 32 page letter (and typescript), and Colliers magazine article about the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
Ship Brooklyn passengers research collection
The Ship Brooklyn passengers research collection, 1846 contains passenger information. Biographical and historical information about the 238 passengers who originally left New York Harbor on 4 Feb. 1846 bound for California are contained on 6 reels of microfilm.