SCU Digital Collections

- Blessed Sacrament procession
- Events
- Priests and acolytes proceed through Notre Dame Academy courtyard during Feast of the Sacred Heart
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- 1865 School Fundraising Concert at Armory Hall
- Arbuckle, Clyde, 1903-1998; Armory halls; Education; Ephemera; Programs; Public schools; San Jose (Calif.); Santa Clara County (Calif.)--History;
- Program for School Fundraising Concert at Armory Hall. Performed during the Civil War. Note song titles. February 6, 1865.
- Silicon Valley History Online
- Ricard with work crew hoisting heliograph tube, circa 1910
- Santa Clara College (Calif.); Astronomical Observatories; Heliograph; Ricard, Jerome S., 1850-1930
- Rev. Jerome S. Ricard helps the work crew with hoisting the heliograph's tube into place during its construction.
- Silicon Valley History Online
- Sheet Music for Native American Choir in 1800's
- Church music; Latin language; Mission Santa Clara; Musical notation; Musical score; Ohlone Indians; Santa Clara (Calif.); Santa Clara County (Calif.)--History; Student life;
- Sheet music in Latin used by Native American Choir during Mass at Mission Santa Clara in 1800's.
- Silicon Valley History Online
- Sheet Music for Native American Choir in 1800's
- Santa Clara University (Calif.); Music; Mission Santa Clara;
- Sheet music used by Native American Choir during Mass at the Mission in 1800's.
- Claravision
- Faculty building during early construction
- Buildings
- St. Joseph's Hall under construction as seen from Alviso St., with a sign on the outside wall naming W.D. Shea as architect and David Elms Graham as contractor
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Ricard Observatory Early Construction
- Buildings
- The bare frame for the Ricard Observatory during early construction
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Cottage 16-West Side, Agnews Mental Hospital, 1906
- Earthquakes; Agnews State Hospital (San Jose, Calif.); San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, Calif., 1906
- The Cottage 16-West side at Agnews Mental Hospital, April 18, 1906. It was severly damaged during the 1906 earthquake.
- Silicon Valley History Online
- Main Entrance during Construction
- Buildings
- The entrance to observatory main building while under construction
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Mission Motor Car Company, circa 1910-1920
- Automobile dealerships; Automobile repair; Automobiles -- 1900-1940;
- The Mission Motor Car Company's Service Department and Used Car Department located at 6th and Santa Clara St. San Jose. The Mission Motor Car Company was owened by Normandin and Campin, and distributed Chevrolet, Franklin, Baker Electric, Hudson,...
- Silicon Valley History Online
- Demolishing the Ship
- Buildings
- The ship during demolition; a wall with names painted on it almost destroyed
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Destruction of the Ship
- Buildings
- The Ship during destruction viewed across a metal fence
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Mission and Student Chapel
- Buildings
- The Student Chapel of Santa Clara College, to the right of the Mission
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Mission Reconstruction
- Buildings
- The wooden frame of the Mission Church during reconstruction
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Horse Riding in Dedication
- Buildings
- Two men ride horses during the dedication
- SCU Historic Buildings
- Roof of Administration building
- Buildings
- Two men standing on the roof of St. Joseph's during construction, with Mission Church in the background
- Turrill-Miller Photograph Collection
- Two women with microphone sitting on car, circa 1920-1935
- Fiesta de las Rosas; Women; Automobiles; Microphones
- Two women with a microphone sitting on a car during the Fiesta de las Rosas.
- Silicon Valley History Online
- 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