First and second floor plans of Main Building after its first renovation was completed in 1999. Initially the two buildings were known as Alpha (southern side) and Beta (northern Nave side), then it was known as 1111 Eighth St. After Double Ground was built in 2024, it was renamed Main Building.
CCAC President Neil Hoffman at his September 1993 going away party, on the Oakland campus in front of a mural on Martinez Hall depicting Xavier Martinez
Excerpt from PRIME, Program for Imagination in Education, 1972. Includes plan for development of the CCAC Oakland campus showing the newly completed Founders(1968), Martinez(1970) and Martinez Annex (1971) but prior to completion of the Noni Eccles Treadwell Ceramics Center(1973), many of the bulidings shown were never built. Also includes an image of a student sitting on the Giant Sequoia (extant prior to 1922 thru 2019) located on Macky Lawn.
Student supply shop and bookstore, CCAC Oakland campus, 1954.
Students in the cafeteria, CCAC Oakland campus, 1954.
Imagined campus map for California School of Arts and Crafts, 1922; produced in preparation for move to recently purchased Treadwell estate in Oakland.
Late 1960s campus map of California College of Arts and Crafts, with information on degree programs, summer session, and campus visits.
1960 map of California College of Arts and Crafts campus, including information on degree program and history of the college.
Studio 7, center, with the Cafeteria to the right and a corner of the lounge area of the Dormitories to the left, CCAC Oakland, 1969
1950 campus map and building directory.