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quilt League of Women Voters \| Oakland \| Lois Campbell 1980 Quilt. Description: cotton-blend album quilt featuring 16 blocks each depicting a different geographic area in Oakland (top row, left to right, etc.) Fox Theatre, Paramount Theatre, YWCA, Moss...	photograph unknown 20-Oct-67 One block from the Oakland Tribune building in downtown Oakland, a line of police officers can be seen making its way down the street. More than 10,000 demonstrators filled downtown Oakland on...
photograph unknown 11-Nov-38 Clipping attached to back of photo, "Symbolic of the scene across the Nation at 11a.m. today, when there was a pause in memory of the Armistice of 20 years ago, was this part of Oakland's...	photograph Russ Reed 24-Apr-57 Caption on back "Tuning up for Parade-With Oakland's skyline forming an imposing background, seven boats from the Oakland Yacht Club fleet take a trial run on the Estuary in preparaton for the...
photograph Oakland Tribune 7-Apr-57 Handwritten on the back, "... eye veiw of Franklin Street." Photo shows cars, including a police car, driving down Franklin Street. Cars are parked at the curbs on either side of the street. On...	photograph Oakland Tribune Jul-34 Tribune caption on the back, July 18, 1934-- "Even while city and county officials and National Guardsmen (upper) were conferring today over means of bringing supplies in to the Eastbay, food...
photograph Keith Dennison 10-Jan-67 Photo was taken looking down Franklin, possibly taken from a fire escape or window of the Tribune building. On the left is part of the Tribune sign on the side of the building. On the right side...	photograph Keith Dennison 10-Jan-67 Photo was taken looking down Franklin, possibly taken from a fire escape or window of the Tribune building. On the left is part of the Tribune sign on the side of the building. On the right side...
photograph Buck Joseph 22-Nov-52 Photo shows a nighttime scene of 13th Street in downtown Oakland. Cars are parked at the curbs on both sides. On the right side of the street is Laird's Stationery, Hotel Menlo, and the Easton...