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San Jose's Old City Hall Before Demolition, circa 1955

Color photograph of San Jose's Old City Hall before demolition. It stood in Plaza de Cesar Chavez where the children's fountain now bubbles. Old City Hall was vacated in 1956 when the new City Hall in the Civic Center was completed. It was…

San Jose City Hall, 1958

Black-and-white photograph of San Jose City Hall, 1958.

This "new" City Hall was built at a cost of $2,600,000. It is to be replaced in Spring 2005 by a new City Hall being built downtown.

San Jose State College Clean Air Car, 1970

Black-and-white photograph of the Clean Air Car on the San Jose State College campus, 1970.

"San Jose loves Shriver," 1972

Black-and-white photograph of a young boy holding up a sign in support of Sargent Shriver on his visit to San Jose during his run for Vice-President under George McGovern, October 5, 1972.

San Jose State Normal School May Fete, 1910

Black-and-white photograph of hundreds of children and young people performing before an audience during the 1910 May Fete at San Jose State Normal School.

Mayfield Grammar School, 1922

Photograph of Mayfield Grammar School graduating class of 1922. The names of the students and the teacher are on verso.

Elk Brand Fancy California French Prunes Packed By Johnson Bros. Cupertino, Santa Clara Co., California, circa 1925

Fruit crate label for Elk Brand Fancy California French Prunes. Packed by Johnson Bros. Cupertino, Santa Clara Co., California, circa 1925.

Fourth annual GRIDIRON dinner, San Jose Newspaper Guild, April 30, 1955

Cover of the twenty-four page program for the fourth annual GRIDIRON dinner, San Jose Newspaper Guild, April 30, 1955. The program contains articles, photos and advertisements.

William T. Baer's Blacksmith Shop, Cupertino, 1912

Black-and-white photograph of William T. Baer, father of Charlie Baer, in his Blacksmith's Shop. Two unidentified men at left.

Charlie Baer's Garage, Cupertino, 1922

Black-and-white photograph of Charlie Baer's Garage in Cupertino, 1922. Charlie was the son of William T. Baer.

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