Scope and Content of the Collection

Includes b&w photographs of Santa Clara University theatrical productions. Most photographs are mounted.

Scope and Content of the Collection The Turrill-Miller Photographs capture campus life and the built environment of Santa Clara College from 1905-1920. During that time, Charles Beebe Turrill, of the photography firm of Turrill & Miller Photographers, photographed student organizations, construction of new buildings, individual portraits, and sports events. The period was defined by dramatic changes in the built environment. As such, the majority of the collection comprises images of campus buildings. The photographs...

Scope and Content of the Collection

Files of Publications Director Paul Murphy, include original art work for campus publications. News releases and subject files re events, including the centennial celebration (1951).

Scope and Content of the Collection

Includes proofs (contact sheets) of people, events and buildings on campus. The images were taken for University's public relations department, previously known as News Office, now University Communications, for use primarily in press releases and University publications.

Scope and Content of the Collection

Includes 35mm negatives and some 2x2 format negatives of images of people, events and buildings on campus. The photographs were taken for University's public relations department, previously known as News Office, now University Communications, for use primarily in press releases and University publications.

Scope and Content of the Collection

Includes primarily 8x10 prints and proofs of campus buildings, University events, student life, and people affiliated with SCU including faculty, staff and students. SCU. The photographs were taken for University's public relations department, previously known as News Office, now University Communications, for use primarily in press releases and University publications.

Scope and Content of the Collection

Includes color transparencies (slides) of people, events and buildings on campus. The photographs were taken for University's public relations department, previously known as News Office, now University Communications, for use primarily in press releases and University publications.