You Don’t Know Oranges until You Come to California, The Bayliss Brothers: Men, Mules, and a Landscape to the Horizon, and the Extraordinary Photo Archive of Thomas Patrick Vano.
Footprints: The Legacy of Harold J. Adler in Photographs, Progress or Pilfer: Two Views of the Los Angeles Aqueduct, and Lawrence Clark Powell and Books West Southwest.
San Francisco’s Transit Service to the Panama-Pacific Exposition, Daguerreotype Portrait of a Dueling Editor, and Early Childhood: How Libraries are Making a Difference.
California Invites the World: The 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Artist Siméon Pélenc’s San Francisco Metamorphosis, and Eudora Garoutte: Doyenne of California History Librarians.
Glimpses of a Different World: 19th-Century Chinese Trade Paintings from the Sutro Collection, The Job Plenty of 1950s California—And its End, and Public Library Literacy Services – 30 years.
