SCU Digital Collections

- Zaccheus Maher, S.J. with Senator James Phelan
- Santa Clara University (Calif.); Jesuits;
- Zaccheus Maher, S.J., President of Santa Clara, with California senator James Phelan, nephew of former president of Santa Clara Robert Kenna, S.J.
- Claravision
- Procession of Spanish conquistadors and young women
- Events
- Young women and people dressed as conquistadors at the parade at the Dedication celebration
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Campisi Hall grounds
- Buildings
- Young woman walks through the grounds around Campisi Hall
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Young trees in the garden
- Trees; Buildings
- Young trees twine around a post in the Mission Garden
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Groups of students in Benson Quad
- Buildings
- Young men talk in groups in Benson Quad
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Billiard Tables
- Buildings
- Young men play pool in Benson Center
- SCU Historic Buildings
- In the surf
- Events
- Young men from SCC stand in the surf at Manresa beach
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- On the beach
- Events
- Young men from SCC play and run on the Manresa beach
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Benson Bowling Alley
- Buildings
- Young men enjoy the Bowling Alley in Benson Center
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Books Entering Heafey Law Library
- Buildings; Events
- Young men cart books into the new constructed Heafey Law Library
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Benson Bowling Alley and counter
- Buildings
- Young men bowl at the Benson Center, back counter visible
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Students in Benson Quad
- Buildings
- Young men and women rest and walk in Benson Quad
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Young Ladies Institute at the procession
- Events
- Young Ladies Institute marches at the parade at the Dedication celebration
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Young boys in uniform processing
- Events
- Young boys in uniform marching at the parade at the Dedication celebration
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Electric Light Tower circa 1900
- Fourth of July; Electric Light Tower; Santa Clara County (Calif.)--History; Technology; San Jose (Calif.)
- Writton on back of photograph, "San Jose Electric Light Tower located on Market and Santa Clara Streets. This is a night scene during the 4th of July, I don't remember the date. Ernest W. Ostererjan presents this picture to the San Jose State...
- Silicon Valley History Online
- San Jose Savings Bank, circa 1882
- Men; Horses; San Jose Savings Bank; Buildings
- Written on the back of the photograph, "San Jose Savings Bank, 286 Santa Clara St. (old numbering) now about 34 West Santa Clara St. The building at the left edge of the picture is Barbach Bldg. The second location of the city item. Picture...
- Silicon Valley History Online
- 2nd Book-Keeping Class, no. 15
- Classes (Groups of students); Photographs; Santa Clara College (Calif.);
- Written on photo: 15; 2nd Book-Keeping Class. Group of fourteen individuals. Photo taken in Garden.
- Claravision
- E.E. Thomas Fruit Pack Co., circa 1895
- E.E. Thomas Fruit Co.; Fruit industry; Fruit Agriculture -- California -- Santa Clara County; Buildings
- Written on back of the photograph, "E. E. Thomas Fruit Co., San Jose." It was located at Race Street and San Carlos.
- Silicon Valley History Online
- Funeral party in front of old Japanese Buddhist Temple, circa 1930
- Diversity; Funeral rites & ceremonies--California--San Jose; Japanese Americans; Japantown; People; Photographs; Santa Clara County (Calif.)--History; Temples, Buddhist;
- Written on back of black-and-white photograph: "Funeral party in front of old Japanese Buddhist Temple on N. 5th St. San Jose."
- Silicon Valley History Online
- July 4th Celebration, New Almaden 1898
- Children; New Almaden (Calif.)--History; People; Photographs; Santa Clara County (Calif.)--History;
- Written on back of black-and-white photograph, "July 4th celebration, 1898, New Almaden, California. L. to R. -- Minnie Odgers; May Wasley; Susan Edwards; Charles O'Brion, surface foreman on the Hill; Emma Hill; Ethel Chequin; Joe Pearce and...
- Silicon Valley History Online