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Locations with Resources and Accessions Locations with Resources and Accessions Number of Results: 26 McHenry Library Floor: Ground Room: Media Center Area: Media Center cage Coordinates: UA Accession Title Accession Number Shakespeare Santa Cruz records, 3rd accrual 2014.012 McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1116 Coordinates: UA McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1170 Area: Flat file Coordinates: Flat file Accession Title Accession Number George Hitchcock Papers 1984.002 McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1170 Coordinates: MS Accession Title Accession Number War Ephemera Collection 2010.017 Helen Hyde Woodcuts, 1903-1914 1991.002 Robert A. and Virginia G. Heinlein papers, accrual 2014.23 2014.023 Earle and Akie Reynolds Archive 1995.003 Byron Stookey Letters 1967.007 Nicholas Mayall papers 1971.003 Sawyer Postcard Collection 1965.030 Kenneth Patchen Papers 1975.003 Fisher & Hughes Productions records 2012.011 Morton Marcus Poetry Archive 2010.001 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 2 of 33 McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1170 Coordinates: UA Accession Title Accession Number UCSC Poster Collection 1965.040 Diaries, ledgers and scrapbooks collection 2013.002 McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1221 Coordinates: MS Accession Title Accession Number Anna Gayton Collection 1965.083 Santa Cruz Woman's Club records, accession 2015.026 2015.026 Tom Millea photographs 1996.012 Lou Harrison Papers: Music Manuscripts 1993.003.1 Charles A. McLean Papers 1982.006 Karen Tei Yamashita Papers, June 2015 accrual 2015.017 Walsh Family Papers 1998.011 Edith M. Shiffert papers, accrual 2015.008 2015.008 Trianon Press Archive 1983.006 California Federation of Women's Clubs Records 1983.001 Sawyer Family Papers 1964.001 Colin Fletcher papers 1994.009 Steve Crouch photographs 1994.001 "Uncle Sam" Bobble-Head, San Francisco Giants Jerry Garcia Day 2013.010 Commemorative, 2013. William Everson collection 2003.012 "Deadheads for Obama" buttons, 2008 2013.011 David Gans Collection 2010.018 Joseph H. Silverman papers 1965.017 Victor H. Jorgensen Papers 1997.001 A.T. (Alexander Thomas) Leonard scrapbooks 1965.003 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 3 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number Karen Tei Yamashita Papers 2013.001 Santa Cruz Italian Fishing Families collection 1965.096 Lawrence Ferlinghetti Papers 1994.005 Dorothy Deming Wheeler scrapbooks 1965.086 Joseph Bunnett Papers 1997.010 St. George Hotel collection 2013.029 Papier Mache Press Records 2005.010 Susanna Bixby Bryant papers 1965.110 Grateful Dead Records 2008.003 Erik M. Lauritzen Photographs 1999.007 Catherine Steele Papers 1978.003 Jasper Rose Papers 1985.001 Horace Bristol papers 1990.009 Morley Baer Photographs 1998.009 Kenneth Patchen Papers 1975.003 Foolscap Press collection 2015.029 Clyde Manley photographic collection, 1900-1910 2004.001 George Blumenthal Papers 2007.003 Cowell Ranch Records 1965.006 Edith M. Shiffert papers 1998.003 Gary Patton Political Papers 1999.001 Grateful Dead Hour CD Masters 2015.033 Sawyer Postcard Collection 1965.030 Fred Lieberman Papers 2015.034 World Fairs and Expositions Collection 1965.059 David Loehr Grateful Dead Fan Ephemera 2015.035 Jerry Wolfe Photography Collection 2011.005 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 4 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number John Steinbeck Collection, 1933-1994 1965.007 Roy Rydell Papers 1992.001 Frederick A. Hihn Collection 1985.006 Gui de Angulo papers 1993.009 Bill Montgomery papers 2013.019 Kirk Pocan Interview CDs 2014.020 Darryl Norsen Dead Notes Collection 2014.019 Rob DeFeo Gifts 2013.020 Taylor Family papers 1989.006 David Lee gift 2014.016 Cor de Gavere Papers 1974.006 Moore Family Postcard collection 1965.085 Grateful Dead, Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, Watsonville, CA, 2015.011 Sept. 24, 1983. Backstage pass. Thomas Carlyle collection 1967.003 Morton Marcus Memorial Poetry Readings Ephemera collection, 2010.014 2010- Sydney Minnerly Ephemera and Memorabilia 2015.007 Thomas W. Hinds Diary 1984.004 "Thank You" Banner for Fare Thee Well concerts 2015.024 "No Time To Hate" stickers 2015.022 Ticket, "Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead," 2015.019 June 28, 2015. Alan Trist Papers 2015.013 Dead Symphony Collection 2009.007 Grateful Dead fan T-shirt, "Grateful Dead Books" 2012.008 David Brooks materials 2011.011 Jerry Garcia "Drunken Sailor" guitar tablature manuscript, ca. 1963 2011.012 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 5 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number Dennis McNally Papers (second accrual) 2011.017 Miscellaneous Deadhead Ephemera, Periodicals 2013.012 Embroidered Grateful Dead Archive Logo 2012.010 Joseph Barr ephemera 2012.014 Dennis McNally Papers, third accrual 2012.015 (2) Jerry Garcia art print t-shirts 2013.015 J. Filippi "Pride of Cucamonga" wine labels 2013.018 Grateful Dead 1986 Summer Tour Bandanna by Jerry Jasper 2013.014 War Ephemera Collection 2010.017 Sawyer Movie Ephemera collection 1965.025 Fine Printing Ephemera Collection 1965.069 California Ephemera collection 1965.016 Russell Anderson collection of photography 2001.004 William Henry Sherer photographs 2012.016 Elizabeth Cohen Collection, second accrual 2013.026 Benjamin Franklin V papers 2010.010 Gaza Bowen Papers 2002.005 Sheet Music Collection 1970.006 Vera McKenna Clayton Collection 1990.004 Ruth Howard papers 2000.017 Maddock Family Papers 1980.001 Santa Cruz Progressive Movement records 1993.013 Wilhelmina Hihn Englander collection 1965.088 Robert O. Hahn Collection 1983.002 Lou Harrison Papers: Media 1993.003.7 Daniel O. Stolpe artwork 1999.006 Earle and Akie Reynolds Archive 1995.003 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 6 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number Crowe/Merrill Family Papers 2000.016 George Barati Archive 1990.001 Earthquakes and Disasters Collection 1965.056 Lyman Family History 1976.009 Jaime de Angulo Papers 1993.001 Ernest T. "Bud" Kretschmer archive 2000.018 Donald T. Clark Papers 1987.008 Jerry Wolfe Photography Collection, accession 2014.011 2014.011 Rodriguez letters 1965.109 Fruit Crate Labels Collection 1965.108 South Pacific Commission Records 1990.008 Franklin Hichborn papers 1964.011 Gregory Bateson papers 1982.003 Dick Latvala Collection 2011.008 Jerry Garcia Memorial Collection 2009.001 Jerry Garcia Memorial Collection 2009.001 Ada B. Nisbet Papers 1988.005 Seema Weatherwax Papers 2004.005 Bettina Aptheker papers 1997.005 Al Weber Photographs 1995.005 Robert A. and Virginia G. Heinlein papers 1967.002 Historical Photograph collection 1965.031 Lou Harrison Papers: Art work 1993.003.8 Lou Harrison Papers: Realia 1993.003.9 Lou Harrison Puppetry collection 1993.007 Dennis McNally Papers 2010.019 Elizabeth Cohen Collection 2010.002 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 7 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number David Gans Collection 2010.018 Lou Harrison Papers: Biographical material 1993.003.4 Lou Harrison Papers: Research 1993.003.5 McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1221 Coordinates: UA Accession Title Accession Number Donna Haraway papers 2005.006 Lime Kiln Press records, 1967-1982 1985.002 University Library Records 1965.010 Donna Haraway papers, accrual 2014.22 2014.022 Agroecology Program Records 2002.009 UCSC Extension records 1965.039 Helen Merrell Lynd Papers 1999.005 Kathryn E. Metz Papers 1996.008 Dean E. McHenry papers 1999.003 Merrill Field Study Program records 1985.003 UCSC Feminist Studies Department records 2015.015 Charles W. Daniel Papers 1965.080 UCSC Women of Color Research Cluster records 2015.016 Dante Casolari papers 1983.005 Ray F. Dasmann papers 2010.015 UCSC Arboretum Records, 2nd accrual 2015.031 Donald E. Osterbrock papers 1984.005 UCSC Special Collections Prints & Paintings Collection 1965.057 Lick Observatory Records: Realia 1965.037.09 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 8 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number Dickens Project records 2011.014 McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1320 Coordinates: Flat File Accession Title Accession Number David Meerman Scott Posters 2014.015 Grateful Dead, OKC Zoo Amphitheatre, Aug. 1, 1982 Poster 2014.014 Rob DeFeo Gifts 2013.020 Garcia Poster 2014.018 The Grateful Dead Family Jubilee Auction poster, 2015 2015.012 Jerry Garcia poster by Parco Art Gallery, Tokyo, Japan 2009.005 Grateful Dead concert poster, UIC Pavilion, 1987 2013.025 "More Skeletons From the Closet" 2008 Auction Materials 2013.024 Poster, Grateful Dead at UCSB, May 29, 1969 2014.002 John J. Lyons 2013 donation 2013.016 "'Fare Thee Well' Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead, 2015.009 Chicago, July 3-5, 2015." John J. Lyons gift, December 2012 2012.007 Kirsten Michel photographs 2012.013 Fan (bootleg) poster, "Grateful Dead in Chicago, UIC Pavilion, April 9, 2013.013 10, 11, 1987". McHenry Library Floor: 1 Room: 1320 Coordinates: MS Accession Title Accession Number John J. Lyons 2013 donation 2013.016 Crystal Orth gift 2014.010 Jay Kerley Deadhead ephemera 2014.008 Locations with Resources and Accessions December 17, 2015 Page 9 of 33 McHenry Library Accession Title Accession Number Shakespeare Santa Cruz records, 4th accrual 2015.030 California Historical Documents 1965.013 Grateful Dead Archive, second accrual 2012.006 (1) photograph, Grateful Dead, ca. 1980 2010.003 Yamashita Family Papers 2015.021 McHenry Library Floor: 3 Room: 3229 Coordinates: MS McHenry Library Floor: 3 Room: 3236 Area: Mary's desk Coordinates: UA McHenry
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