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d o n o r sMrs. Jean Chickering, San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. Herman Christensen Jr., AthertonMs. Marie G. Clyde, San FranciscoAlan & Janet Coleman, GreenbraeMr. John C. Colver, Belvedere-TiburonMr. Darrell Corti, SacramentoMs. Anne Crawford, Half Moon BayMr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Cullinane, OaklandMs. Karen D’Amato, San CarlosMr. Walter Danielsen, LivermoreMr. & Mrs. William Davidow, WoodsideMr. Lloyd De Llamas, CovinaT. R. Delebo M.D., SausalitoMr. & Mrs. R. Dick, HealdsburgMr. Gilmore F. Diekmann, San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. William G. Doolittle,Carmel By The SeaMr. Robert M. Ebiner, West CovinaMr. & Mrs. Robert F. Erburu, West HollywoodJacqueline & Christian Erdman, San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. John Fisher, San FranciscoMs. Myra Forsythe, San FranciscoHelene & Randall Frakes, San FranciscoMr. Mark Franich, Los AltosDeborah Franklin, San FranciscoMiss Muriel T. French, San FranciscoMr. Perry Franklin Fry, San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. Robert D. Funk, Santa BarbaraMr. Michael S. Gagan, Los AngelesMr. Karl E. Geier, LafayetteMr. George T. Gibson, SacramentoMr. & Mrs. John Stevens Gilmore, SacramentoMr. J. Jeffrey Green, MontereyMrs. Richard M. Griffith Jr., Belvedere-TiburonMs. Jeannie Gunn, BurbankMr. Noble Hamilton Jr., GreenbraeMs. Beth Harris, West HollywoodDr. & Mrs. R. S. Harrison, San FranciscoMr. Warren Heckrotte, OaklandMs. Stella Hexter, OaklandMr. Bruce Mason Hill, San FranciscoMs. Ruth M. Hill, Daly CityRichard Hitchcock, Ph.D., San LorenzoMs. Lois J. Holmes, GreenbraeDr. Robert L. Hoover, San Luis ObispoDr. & Mrs. R. W. Horrigan, San FranciscoMr. William Hudson, San FranciscoMr. Robert C. Hughes, El CerritoMs. Audrey Hulburd, San RafaelMr. Richard Hyde, Belvedere-TiburonMs. Carol G. Johnson, Redwood CityJames & Paula Karman, ChicoMs. Margaret J Kavounas, San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. Gary F. Kurutz, SacramentoMr. Jack Lapidos, San FranciscoDrs. Juan & Joanne Lara, PasadenaMs. Jamila Mei Chun Leung & Mr. Siew WengLee, BerkeleyMr. Leandro Lewis, HealdsburgMrs. Maryon Davies Lewis, San FranciscoJerri Lightfoot, FremontMr. & Mrs. John G. Lilienthal, San FranciscoMrs. Robert Livermore, DanvilleFrancis R. Mahony III, June LakeDr. & Mrs. William Margaretten, BurlingameMr. & Mrs. Thomas H. May, OakvilleMr. & Mrs. Dean Mayberry, Palo AltoMrs. David Jamison McDaniel, San FranciscoMr. David McEwen, Newport BeachMr. Robert McIntyre, RiversideMr. James Miller, San FranciscoAndrew T. Nadell, M.D., San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. J. E. C. Nielsen, Mill ValleyMs. Joanne Nissen, SoledadMr. Stanley Norsworthy, FresnoMs. Mary Ann Notz, BurlingameBarbara O’Brien, Daly CityMr. & Mrs. Richard C. Otter,Belvedere-TiburonMs. Mary J. Parrish, San FranciscoMr. Warren Perry, San FranciscoJames Brice & Carole Peterson, PleasantonDr. & Mrs. John O. Pohlmann, Seal BeachMr. Herbert C. Puffer, FolsomMs. Carolyn Rees, Caldwell, IDMr. & Mrs. Richard W. Reinhardt,San FranciscoMr. James Reynolds, BerkeleyMs. Carol Rhine-Medina & Mr. Jose L. Medina,San FranciscoMr. Daniel W. Roberts, San FranciscoMr. William C. Rowe, Redwood CityMr. Allen Rudolph, Menlo ParkMs. Sarah Schulman, El CerritoMr. & Mrs. Bernard Schulte Jr., OrindaMs. Jan Sinnicks, PetalumaMr. & Mrs. J.E.G. Smit, Santa YnezMs. Harriet Sollod, San FranciscoMr. & Mrs. Moreland L. Stevens, NewcastleMr. Daniel E. Stone, San FranciscoMr. George David Sturges, Park City, UTTony & Beth Tanke, DavisMr. Max Thelen Jr., San RafaelMr. Richard L. Tower, San FranciscoMr. Thomas Tragardh, San FranciscoMs. Marilyn Tragoutsis, San MateoMs. Carmen Terry, San FranciscoMr. Paul A. Violich, San FranciscoMr. Richard C. Warmer, San FranciscoKathleen Whalen, SacramentoMr. Thomas J. White, OaklandMr. Walter J. Williams, San FranciscoMr. Steven R. Winkel, BerkeleyMs. Sheila Wishek, San FranciscoMr. Mark L. Woodbury, OaklandMrs. Edwin Woods, Santa MariaMs. Nancy C. Woodward, CarmichaelMr. Robert A. Young, Los AngelesCORPORATE, FOUNDATION& GOVERNMENT SUPPORT$200,000 and aboveCouncil on Library & Information Resources,Washington D.C. / The Andrew MellonFoundation, New York$50,000 to $199,000San Francisco Foundation, San FranciscoUnion Bank of California, San Francisco$10,000 to $49,999Barkley Fund, Corona Del MarGrants for the Arts, San FranciscoInstitutional Venture Partners, Menlo ParkIntel Community Grant Program,Hillsborough$1,000 to $9,999California State Library (Library Services &Technology Act, Local History DigitalResources Program) SacramentoDodge & Cox, San FranciscoGeorge W. Davis Foundation, BelvedereInstitute of Museum & Library Services,Connecting to Collections Grant,Washington, D.C.John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJLouise M. Davies Foundation, San FranciscoMoore Dry Dock Foundation, San FranciscoNational Endowment for the Humanities,Preservation Assistance Grant,Washington, D.C.Sacramento Trust for Hist. Preservation,SacramentoS. D. Bechtel Jr. Foundation, San FranciscoSimcha Foundation of the Jewish CommunityEndowment Fund, San FranciscoTrinet HR Corporation, San LeandroWells Fargo Bank, San Francisco$250 to $999Colliers Parrish International, Inc.Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Daly CityJRP Historical Consulting Services, DavisLimoneira Company, Santa PaulaMetropolitan Arts Partnership, SacramentoMOC Insurance Services, San FranciscoMuex Home Museum, FresnoThe San Francisco Club of Litho & Print.,San FranciscoCalifornia History • volume 88 number 1 2010
In Kind DonationsSandy Alderson, San DiegoKirk Amyx, San FranciscoAmyx Photography, San FranciscoAnchor Brewing Company, San FranciscoAperitifs Bar Management, Santa RosaBelfor Property Restoration, HaywardMr. David Burkhart, San BrunoJohn Burton, Santa RosaH. Joseph Ehrmann, San FranciscoElixir Cocktail Catering, San FranciscoElixir Saloon, San FranciscoEtherington Conservation Services, The HFGroup, Walla Walla, WAKatzgraphics, San FranciscoKorbel, SonomaLoyola Marymount University, Los AngelesJohn & Sue Molinari, San FranciscoSquare One Organic Spirits, San FranciscoUnion Bank of California, San FranciscoUnited States Bartenders Guild, San Franciscodonors to thecollectionAmerican Theater CompanyAnonymousRichard Blair & Kathleen GoodwinCalifornia Department of TransportationCircle H Cowgirl PressFrances DinkelspielOlivier Le DourAdam S. EterovichCharles FracchiaL. T. GirdlerGail Terry GrimesF. William (Bill) GuerrinSusan HanksMinna (Mrs. Gordon) HewesJohn Hiskes, Red Fox PressAnne M. HomanAlastair JohnstonGrace JonesErika LeeCynthia LovewellMalcolm LublinerMichael McConeFielding M. McGehee IIIKenneth V. McGinityF.W. Olin Library, Mills CollegeJohn V. MooreRebecca Moore & Fielding M. McGehee IIISteve PeaseDiane (Frank V.) PiraroRand Richards, Heritage House PublishersDr. Francis J. RigneyAdolph RosekransSocietá Italiana di Mutua BenficenzaJ. Curtiss TaylorKathryn TaylorF. Alan TimmonsRichard P. Towne, Jr.Tuolumne County Historical SocietyUnion Bank, N.A.U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, DenverDavid WardRikke WettendorffDonald WhittonJudy YungO F F I C E R SJan Berckefeldt, Lafayette, PresidentThomas Decker, Los Angeles, Vice PresidentMark A. Moore, Burlingame, TreasurerTHOMAS R. OWENS, San Francisco, SecretaryB O A R D O F T R U S T E E sSandy Alderson, San DiegoJOHN BROWN, RiversideRobert Chattel, Sherman OaksArthur Gilbert, Pacific PalisadesLarry Gotlieb, Sherman OaksFred Hamber, San FranciscoRobert Hiatt, Mill ValleyAustin Hills, San FranciscoGary Kurutz, SacramentoBill Leonard, SacramentoSTEPHEN LeSIEUR, San FranciscoTom McLaughlin, San FranciscoCarlotta Mellon, RiversideSue Molinari, San Franciscochristina rose, Los AngelesRichard Wulliger, Pacific PalisadesBLANCA ZARAZúA, SalinasHelen Zukin, Los AngelesC A L I F O R N I A H I S T O R I C A LF O U N D A T I O N B O A R DDEWITT F. BOWMAN, Mill Valley, PresidentBill McCreery, Hillsboroughrobert a. McNeely, San DiegoPETER MUSTO, San FranciscoEDITH L. PINESS, Mill ValleyDAVID BARRY WHITEHEAD, San Franciscop r e s i d e n t s e M E R I T IMARIBELLE LEAVITT, San FranciscoROBERT A. McNEELY, San DiegoEdith L. Piness, Mill ValleyStephen L. Taber, San FranciscoJOHN K. VAN DE KAMP, Los Angelese x e c u t i v e d i r e c t o r e m e r i t u sMICHAEL McCONE, San Franciscos p e c i a l a d v i s o rHUELL HOWSER, Los Angeleson the back coverThis side of an 1880 advertisement for the Pacific Coast Trunk Store in San Francisco isone piece of a broad array of ephemera that comprise CHS’s California Business EphemeraCollection, 1849–2000. Open for research at the North Baker Research Library, our ephemeracollections are also significantly featured in the California Ephemera Project (see pages 3–7;www.californiaephemeraproject.org).f e l l o w sWilliam N. Davis, Jr., SacramentoRichard H. Dillon, Mill ValleyCharles A. Fracchia, San FranciscoRobert V. Hine, IrvineGloria Ricci Lothrop, PasadenaJames R. Mills, CoronadoDoyce B. Nunis, Jr., Los AngelesJames Jabus Rawls, SonomaAndrew Rolle, San MarinoEarl F. Schmidt, Jr., Palo AltoKevin Starr, San FranciscoFrancis J. Weber, Mission HillsCharles Wollenberg, BerkeleyCalifornia Historical Society
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