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A number of the books (noted in the Collection List) did belong to the Bernasconi and Reynolds family; however, as most of the provenance of a large number of the books was lost, it is difficult to determine the exact significance of the volumes to their individual collections. As such, an artificial but intuitive arrangement was established to make the collection accessible to researchers.

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As most of the provenance of a large number of the books was lost, it is difficult to determine the exact significance of the volumes to their individual collections. As such, an artificial but intuitive arrangement was established to make the collection accessible to researchers.

Scope and Contents This group of San Bernardino Pioneers was the daring folks that in the 1850s traveled by wagon trains on the Santa Fe and Salt Lake Trails that brought them to San Bernardino. They formed a pioneer society in our town. They had their portraits displayed at the Pioneer Cabin on F Street in San Bernardino. The portraits were tagged with a number that corresponded with an index that contained names of the individuals in the pictures. These numbers appear on the negatives and therefore are...

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This small collection consists of nine folders of military records, three books, and a military flag which was presented to the family at Mr. Kingery's funeral.

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Surrogate audio recordings of Cahuilla bird songs. Recorded at the Malki Fiesta on the Morongo Indian Reservation by Richard Lando in 1968. Participants include Joe Patencio, Alvino Siva, Katherine Siva Saubel, Saturnino Toro, Matt Pablo, and Lloyd Marcos. Collection consists of eight Compact Discs, each with an introductory track recorded by Paul Apodaca, PhD.

Scope and Contents The Citrus Label Collection consists of citrus labels (mostly orange, but some lemon and grapefruit examples) mainly from the southern California counties of Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Orange. The collection ranges from early naturalistic labels like Gypsy Queen (1891) to a later example of commercial art, Terra Bella (1952). The subjects featured on labels in the collection vary widely and include sports ( Athlete); animal and floral designs ( Mallard and Camellia);...

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This collection contains administrative records, press clippings, and other material from the Riverside Youth Concert Organization, an organization in Riverside, California that provided children with the opportunity to perform, theatrically and musically, for the public.

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Collected by Robert Saubel between the years 1939-65. Records document Saubel's participation in the United States Marine Corps during World War II.

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Collection of sheet music and related musical ephemera documenting the influence of Agua Caliente (Cahuilla) music on the life and music of Polish composer Roman Ryterband (1914-1979). Includes both audio recordings and paper materials.

Scope and Contents The Rupert Costo Library of the American Indian consists of about 7,000 volumes and over 9,000 documents, pamphlets, tape recordings, slides, and art work. The Library was formed by Rupert and Jeannette Costo when they merged their private collections after their marriage in 1954. The material was collected over a period of fifty years. In 1964 the Costo's founded the American Indian Historical Society in San Francisco. The library is one of the most important collections of research...