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Title: PRIME, Program for Imagination in Education, 1972
Creator: California College of Arts and Crafts
Date Created and/or Issued: 1972
Publication Information: California College of Arts and Crafts
Contributing Institution: California College of the Arts Libraries
Collection: CCA/C Archives
Rights Information: This content is licensed CC-BY-NC per the terms at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ . You may not use the material for commercial purposes without permission and must give appropriate credit. Contact the CCA Libraries with questions about licensing or attribution.
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Description: 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.
Type: text
Format: maps
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3 pages (excerpt) ; 8 x 11 in.
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Identifier: https://vault.cca.edu/items/2a0f637b-f0a1-4d5e-b7ed-11a83acdd24f/0/
Language: English
Subject: California College of Arts and Crafts
Trees
Time Period: 1970-1979
Place: Oakland, Calif.
Source: CCA/C Archives

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