A 1925 letter to Dr. William S. Porter seeking finances toward securing $15,000 to complete buildings on the Oakland campus prior to the start of the 1925 Summer session on June 22.
This receipt from California School of Arts and Crafts provided a ledger where students could track several different pieces of information for a semester: the number of day, evening, and Saturday classes they were enrolled in; fees for specific classes such as Modeling, Pottery, Basketry, Weaving, and Sewing; and additional expenses related to student clubs and the students supply shop.
Perham W. Nahl Memorial Garden dedication, CSAC Oakland campus, October 20, 1935.
California School of Arts and Crafts preliminary circular information for the Eighteenth Annual Summer Session, June 23 to August 1, 1924
Students playing tennis in Inez Feliz's class, California School of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, September, 1930.
Imagined campus map for California School of Arts and Crafts, 1922; produced in preparation for move to recently purchased Treadwell estate in Oakland.
CCAC Hist. Interviews with Babs Meyer, June 25, 1984 and July 2, 1984 by Harry X. Ford. Transcribed by Helen Frierson in 2018. Reflects 3-4 hours of conversation that took place at Bab’s home in Piedmont Gardens, Oakland, California. Covers many topics from Babs' childhood, college founding, early faculty and college history from first 75 years from founding.
Airplane View (drawing) : verso lists buildings coded with red ink on face
Writing exploring ideas about art, by Xavier Tizoc Martinez