Students passing the old Library

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Students walk through campus along the old J. Paul Leonard Library.

Identifier
TP-ATA-013
Context

The Library first opened its doors in 1954. In 1976, the San Francisco State Library was renamed the J. Paul Leonard Library after the University’s fourth president. Leonard played a major role in expanding the university by developing and opening the 19th and Holloway campus.

Geographic Coverage
San Francisco, California
Temporal Coverage
1970s
Type
still image
Format
35mm slide
Views
3857

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