Arthur Spearman, S.J.
Arthur Dunning Spearman, S.J. served as University Archivist at Santa Clara from 1957-1977. He was a prolific writer, producing books, essays and articles on the history of Mission Santa Clara and Santa Clara University, his family history, religion, and Native Americans. His first major book was The Five Franciscan …
Known variously throughout the years as a prospectus, catalogue, descriptive catalogue, bulletin, announcement, program, or catalog, each of these volumes documents the academic course offerings of Santa Clara, from its start in the 19th century as a young men’s college to its current university status.
These course offerings …
The Mission Santa Clara Manuscript Collection consists of hundreds of manuscripts primarily written and collected by the Franciscan missionaries from the founding of the Mission in 1777 until the arrival of the Jesuits in 1851.
Archives & Special Collections has arranged and described the Mission Santa Clara manuscripts and created …
Clay M. Greene was an American playwright, director and alumnus of Santa Clara College. He was born on March 12, 1850 in San Francisco, California. As a young man Greene worked as a newspaperman, writing for The Golden Era and its competitor The Argonaut. In 1878, Greene relocated to New York, where he believed his work would flourish, …
The exhibit
"New Deal Art: California" was a six-month exhibition presented in 1976, sponsored by the de Saisset Art Gallery and Museum of the University of Santa Clara. This online collection consists of digitized film transparencies used to support the 1976 exhibit.
New Deal Art: California came about as the result of a chance remark …
Browse material digitzed from among the holdings of Archives & Special Collections at Santa Clara University.
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