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Aerial Views of Pacific

Owning Institution: University of the Pacific

About this Collection

The University of the Pacific's main campus in Stockton was established in 1924. The first campus was in Santa Clara (1852-1871), and later moved to San Jose (1871-1924). The original buildings on the Stockton campus were designed in the English Tudor Gothic style, and this architectural approach has been maintained in subsequent construction. These aerial photographs and maps document the growth of the University of the Pacific over time, as well as the surrounding area of Stockton. They are from the University Records located in Special Collections. View this collection on the contributor's website.

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58 items found in this collection

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1920s: Map of proposed campus
1920s: View from southeast
1930s: View from north
1930s: View from northwest
1930s: View from southeast
1930s: View from southeast
1930s: View from southwest
1930s: View from west
1930s: View from west
1930s: View from west
1940s: Map of campus
1940s: View from east
1940s: View from east
1940s: View from south
1940s: View from southeast
1950s: Map of campus
1950s: View from east
1950s: View from east
1950s: View from east
1950s: View from east
1950s: View from north
1950s: View from southeast
1950s: View from southeast
1960s: Map of campus
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