UC Davis

A firsthand travel account recorded by at least two members of a traveling party on a journey through the West Coast from southern California to west-central Oregon, recorded over the course of three months in 1880. The two principal writers are most likely Joe H. Whiting and Sarah Mundell, who both sign an introductory preface. Their account encompasses dozens of locations across California and the southern half of Oregon between April 12 and June 27, 1880, and is written in at least two distinct hands.

The Martin Yan Papers consist of 4.4TB of digital files containing photographs, videos, media clips, and slides taken as Yan traveled the world to film Yan Can Cook, Inc. television productions. The physical collection includes artifacts such as the cooking tools Yan used when he taught cooking classes at UC Davis.

The California Aggie Photograph Collection contains original photographic prints, negatives, and digital images from The California Aggie and student publications El Rodeo and Third World Forum. The collection includes photographic prints of student activities, campus locations, university employees, and photos of the neighboring areas and people who visited the campus.