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The Labor Archives and Research Center
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1: Jim Harris, steel brush operator, 1940s |
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Location: 480 Winston
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Few regions can rival
the rich, lively labor history of the San Francisco Bay Area. This
history is preserved at the Labor Archives and Research Center, a unit
of the J. Paul Leonard Library. With its collections of local labor
union files, memorabilia, oral histories, papers of individuals, photographs,
and ephemera, the Center serves the academic and labor communities;
researchers from the creative arts (including films, videos and museum
exhibits); genealogists; and the general public seeking greater awareness
of the role of working people in the history of Northern California.
The Archives actively collects labor-related materials from the counties
surrounding the San Francisco Bay and since 1985 has collected more
than 8,000 feet of material.
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