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Conc - Pittsburg Bob Walker 26-Nov-90	Concord Bob Walker 26-Nov-90
Help Stop U.S. Arms Shipments To El Salvador Inkworks Press \| Lincoln Cushing 1983 Middle of poster depicts one male and one female farmer against a backdrop of farmland in El Salvador. There are five helicopters hovering above. Top of the poster says "Help Stop U.S. Arms...	5th Annual Earthday Festival 1994 Poster has a black, white, and red background with gold, white, black and red text. In the center is an image of the Earth with sun rays coming from it and two images of animals floating above it...
Give The Earth A Bear Hug!: Earth Day Festival 1993 1993 Poster has a white background with purple, pink, and teal text. In the center is an image of animals (elephant, parrot, monkey) and plants creating a border around schedule highlights. Poster...	Blockade Arms Shipments to El Salvador Fireworks Graphics Collective ~ designer \| Inkworks ~ printer 1983 Poster has a white background with black, red, and white text. In the center is an image of two people wearing red shirts and linking their elbows together. The poster reads, "Blockade Arms...
photograph Gary Reyes ~ photographer \| Oakland Tribune \| Oakland 10/16/89 Typed on back, "Concord City Council candidate: Lori Fortenbach". Image is a portrait of Fortenbach.	photograph Gary Reyes ~ photographer \| Oakland Tribune \| Oakland 10/16/89 From back, "Concord City Council candidate: Frank Lehmkuhl" Image is a portrait of Lehmkuhl.
button unknown 21-May-73 White button with blue writing- "Opening Day May 21, 1973" along the circumference, in the middle: "Oakland-Concord Line. 'I Was There' BART {written above the BART logo- ba)"	letter Bert Lane \| Goleta 1971 White paper, carbon copy of a two page letter written by Bert Lane to Jack Irwin, dated Wednesday, September 15, 1971 and stapled in the upper proper right corner. Lane discusses visiting Glenn...
photograph unknown 1970-1975 One BART train is leaving and one is departing the BART Concord station in preparation for the opening of the Concord line. A typewritten note is affixed to the back of the photo; it reads " BART...	photograph 22-Mar-41 The Tribune photo, dated March 24, 1941, has the following caption on the back: "Thomas Clark, 23, aviator is shown by the wreckage of his monoplane, which crashed during ceremonies opening the...
photograph 12-May-41 The Tribune photo, dated May 12, 1951, has the following caption on the back: "Concord second airport was officially opened yesterday with a program of air stunts, speeches, music and merrymakinhg...	photograph 12-May-50 An aerial view of Sherman Field airport runways and hangars surrounded by orchards. A notation on the back of the photo reads that the area "will be supplemented by real estate development of new...
photograph Russ Reed 30-Jun-58 A written notation on the back of this aerial photo reads "New Walnut Creek bypass" The view from the south shows downtown Walnut Creek in a pocket enclosed on two sides by what is now Interstate...	photograph Russ Reed 11-Aug-58 A typewritten notation on the back of this aerial photo reads "For library file Shows in Walnut Creek Bypass Freeway construction program. View is toward the south--Oakland to right, Danville...
photograph Russ Reed 11-Aug-58 BYPASS FREEWAY Walnut Creek Bypass Freeway construction forms swaths north and south from Mt.Diablo Blvd. The $7,925, 295 freeway, including 16 bridges and an elaborate three-level, six-bridge...	photograph Russ Reed 16-Mar-59 The Tribune clipping, dated March 18, 1959, on the back of the photo reads "THE SWATH OF PROGRESS Here is a bird's view of the Walnut Creek Bypass Freeway Interchange, a six-bridge-three-level...
photograph Russ Reed 14-Mar-59 An aerial view of downtowm Walnut Creek, occupied by commercial buildings, and surrounded by houses. What is now Interstate 680 runs from lower right to upper left, between Concord off to the...	photograph Russ Reed 14-Mar-59 An aerial view of downtowm Walnut Creek, occupied by commercial buildings, and surrounded by houses. What is now Interstate 680 runs from lower right to upper left, between Concord off to the...
photograph Robert Stinnett ~ photographer \| Oakland Tribune 24-Oct-83 Description: Two women and three men sit in a blow up raft and hold up a banner reading "No more Vietnam Wars. US out of El Salvador." They are smiling for the camera. Photo caption reads:...	photograph Les Sipes 25-Jun-59 An aerial view of the Walnut Creek freeway bypass. Downtown Walnut Creek is upper left, hemmed in by what is now Interstate 680, leading to Concord (right), Danville (lower right), and Walnut...
photograph Les Sipes 25-Jun-59 An aerial view of the Walnut Creek freeway bypass. Downtown Walnut Creek is left center, hemmed in by what is now Interstate 680, leading to Concord (right lower), Danville (top), and Oakland, on...	photograph Les Sipes 25-Jun-59 An aerial view of the interchange between what is now I-680 and Hiway 24. under construction. I-60 leads to Concord (at right) and Danville (left). Hiway 24 runs from upper left to center....