Photographs and scrapbook from the "Poor Housing Conditions in Los Angeles Scrapbook" and "Los Angeles Slums and Fire Hazards Photograph Collection" offer a glimpse into the life and living conditions of Angelenos in the 1930s.
Promotional material aimed at attracting visitors, settlers, and real estate investment in the San Fernando Valley.
Photos, documents and ephemera from the Japanese American experience in the 20th century California.
Photos, documents and ephemera from the Japanese American experience in the 20th century California.
The work of photographers Guy Crowder, Harry Adams, and Charles Williams, covering society circles, political campaigns, local government activity, community groups, celebrities, and sports figures.
Documents, manuscripts, photographs and graphic materials from public and private collections demonstrating the socio-economic changes and cultural evolution of the San Fernando Valley from the early 19th century through the end of the 20th century.
Photographs taken by Geography Department staff members in the days and months after the 6.7 magnitude Northridge earthquake in 1994.
The history of the California State University Northridge is represented through over 400 photographs, documents and memorabilia.
The work of photojournalist Richard Cross (1950-1983) is featured in this NES suppported project of cultural, social, and political history of such countries as Nicaragua, El Salvador, Columbia, and Mexico.
Oral histories of CSUN presidents and provosts starting with Ralph Prator. Topics include the 1994 earthquake, budget crises, campus diversity, and student success.
