Third group of materials digitized by CAVPP now online
We are excited to announce that the next group of audiovisual materials digitized through our participation in the California Audiovisual Preservation Project (CAVPP) are now online at the Internet Archive. The recordings include a panoramic view of the UC Davis campus from nearly sixty years ago, early footage of the UC Blackwelder tomato harvester, and audio recordings from a number of the UC Davis oral history interviews that were conducted with faculty and community members in the 1970s.
Here is the list of items with links to the digitized versions:
Audiovisual Collection
Panoramic View of the UC Davis Campus
Roy Bainer Papers
Windrow Loader at George Wilson’s Place, Clarksburg, Calif.
Blackwelder Manufacturing Company Records
Harvesting Operation with the University of California; Johnson, Hume, FMC
UC Blackwelder Tomato Harvester
UC Davis Oral History Office Records
The College Cowboy–Reuben Albaugh: Interviews
The Engineering of Abundance: An Oral History Memoir of Roy Bainer
Adventurer in Animal Science–Harold H. Cole: Interviews
Earl Coke Oral History: Reminiscences on people and change in California Agriculture
Chemical Weed Control Researcher, Alden S. Crafts
James P. Fairbank: Engineer on the Land
An Old Professor Ruminates: Interviews With Max Kleiber
William J. “Bill” Kuhrt, Dean of California Marketing Programs
Ben A. Madson, Pioneer in Agricultural Education
John O. Rowe: Johnnie Shorthorn: Interviews
The World is My Campus: Interviews with Knowles A. Ryerson
Henry Schacht and the Art of Agricultural Communication: Interviews
Bernie Sisk in the House: An Oral History
An Heir To a Land Grant: Julius Trescony
Henry A. Weinland: Recollections of Forty Years Work with California Farmers as County Farm Advisor
From Interviews With Persons Involved in the Development of the Mechanical Tomato Harvester:
From Selected Recollections of the Founding & Early Years of the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine: