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photograph Matthew J. Lee ~ photographer \| Oakland Tribune \| Oakland 9/15/92 Handwritten on front, "Billy Hunter, running for Ron Dellums congressional seat, at Scott's Restaurant, Jack London Sq. w/Hammer". Image depicts Hunter speaking at a mic and Hammer at his left, a...	keychain Dec-95 Keychain souvenir of the grand opening of the Jack London Cinema in Jack London Square, Oakland, December 6, 1995. The opening included food from various Jack London Square restuarants and a...
invitation Dec-95 Invitation to the grand opening of the Jack London Cinema in Jack London Square, Oakland, December 6, 1995. The opening included food from various Jack London Square restuarants and a showing of...	Oakland Smith Novelty Co. \| San Francisco 1992 Front is a full color photographic split image of Jack London Square from the water (showing Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar) and the yacht harbor from the air. "Oakland" printed in the center of...
President of the United States William Jefferson Clinton Address to the Community Grifik Dezine 31-Oct-96 Ticket distributed by local unions which allowed their members to receive VIP treatment in attending the event./	photograph 1952 "In 1952, the Port of Oakland had just started the development of Jack London Square, located at the foot of Broadway. For many years the area was nothing more than a collection of rotting piers...
color slide Jul-59 Slides. Description: On box of slides and one envelope (xx-aaa) of slides pertaining to the Bay Area and Oakland. Clifford Rishell collection. From "The Oakland Tribune" January 21, 1997...	photograph c.1975 A view of jack London Square looking down at Broadway [?] and the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks on 2nd Street. A scattering of cars is parked on the streets. A large elevated sign on the...
photograph c.1975 A view of the 2nd and Franklin corner in the jack London Square area. Southern Pacific Railroad tracks are in the foreground. At center, there is the one-storey Pier 1 Import shop. The other...	photograph unknown 1975 Handwritten on the back in pen, "Service Rcognition Breakfast 1975. Goodman Hall- Jack London Square." Photo shows a large room with people sitting at round tables eating their food. Waitresses...
photograph unknown Jul-74 Handwritten on the back in pen, "Service Rcognition Breakfast 1974 (July)." Photo shows a large room with people sitting at round tables eating their food. Waitresses in black and white uniforms...	photograph Continental Color c.1970 A four-part color slide showing (clockwise from top left) a Jack London Sq. street sign, a railing protecting people from the marina below, "The Fat Lady" [bar?] sign, and daisies in bloom.
photograph California, Commercial Studios Oakland, Oakland c.1970 This is a three-storey building (with penthouse on top) fronting on a corner of Jack London Square. A wooden sign at right advertises "Castaway," presumably a restaurant on the first floor. A...	photograph unknown 1989 Handwritten on the back, "Oakland, CA- Jack London waterfront, 1989 looking east." Photo is a aerial shot of the waterfront near Jack London Square with small boats docked. The shot also shows...
photograph unknown 1989 Handwritten on the back, "Oakland, CA- Jack London waterfront, 1989." Photo is a aerial shot of the waterfront near Jack London Square with small boats docked. The shot also shows the Nimitz...	photograph Michael Macor 11-Dec-91 A scene near Broadway and the Embarcadero in which an Amtrak diesel locomotive is pulling passenger cars, toward the camera. A rectangular cloth sign held across the the eastbound railroad tracks...
photograph Carl Bigelow ~ photographer \| Oakland Tribune 3-Jul-57 The Tribune photo, dated July 4, 1957, has the following caption on the back: "ON TARGET -- First helicopter sets down at the Port of Oakland's new Jack London Square heliport with circle "H" to...	Scrapbook Xavier Martinez 1955 Newspaper clipping about Jack London by Jack Burroughs, from The Oakland Tribune, Sept. 25, 1955.