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Exhibitions in Calisphere

Take a deep dive into a topic or era. Exhibitions are groups of items curated and interpreted by librarians, historians, and other experts. Join a civil rights protest. Marvel at the engineering of an early car. Get a glimpse of what life was like for people throughout history.

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Building Bridges, Dams, and Power Plants
Native Americans: The 20th Century and Today
African Americans: Civil Rights and Social Reform, 1950s-1970s
The Free Speech Movement
Hispanic Americans: Migrant Workers and Braceros, 1930s-1964
California Missions
Hispanic Americans: Racial Tensions During World War II
Hispanic Americans: Cultural Traditions and the People, 1930s-1960s
The Gold Rush Era, 1848-1865
6 exhibitions
The Gold Rush Era: Diversity in the Changing State
Everyday Life and People in Late-19th Century California
African Americans: The Struggle for Economic Equality, 1900-1950s
Disasters in the Gold Rush Era
Everyday Life from Postwar to Protest
African Americans: Gold Rush Era to 1900
Transportation in California History
Asian Americans: Early 20th Century
Murder and Mayhem in the Gold Rush Era
Chinese Exclusion Act
The 442nd Regimental Combat Team
California Cultures: Hispanic Americans
7 exhibitions
Asian Americans: World War II
Japanese American Internment
The Changing Workplace
Asian Americans: Everyday Life and Cultural Traditions,1860s-1980s
Hispanic Americans: Politics and Community, 1970s-present
Richmond Shipyards
Native Americans and Contact
The Rise of Technology
Disasters in California History
Asian Americans: Gold Rush Era to 1890s
Asian Americans: New Communities, 1960s-Present
The Transcontinental Railroad
Californio Society
African Americans: Politics and Community, 1970s-Present
World War II, 1939-1945
8 exhibitions
JARDA: Places
City Scenes in California History
California in Transition, 1780-1880
5 exhibitions
JARDA: Everyday Life
Environmental Impact in the Gold Rush Era
Japanese American Relocation Digital Archive (JARDA)
4 exhibitions
Civic Buildings in California History
Everyday Life in California History
The LGBT Pride Parade
Closing of the American Frontier, 1870-1900
6 exhibitions
Popular Culture in Early-20th Century California
Everyday Life and People in the Early 20th Century
Hispanic Americans: Everyday Life
The Great Depression, 1929-1939
6 exhibitions
JARDA: People
African Americans: Community Life, 1950s-1980s
After-lives of the Vietnam War: The Art of Southeast Asian Refugees
California Cultures: Native Americans
4 exhibitions
Growing Ethnic Diversity in Early-20th Century California
Early Advertising in California
Preservation of the American West
California Cultures: Asian Americans
5 exhibitions
Social Reform, 1950s-1970s
6 exhibitions
Early California Exploration and Settlement
California and the Postwar Suburban Home
"They Were Really Us": The UCSF Community’s Early Response to AIDS
Native Americans: Pre-Columbian California to 18th Century
Native Americans: The 19th Century
The Great Depression: Everyday Life in Hard Times
The Civil Rights Movement
California Cultures: African Americans
5 exhibitions
Struggles for Social Justice
The Great Depression: Help and a New Deal
Native Americans: Arts and Traditions in Everyday Life
The Bracero Program
Everyday Life in California, 1850s-1890s
The Growth of Cities in the Gold Rush Era
Hispanic Americans: Barrios, 1930s-1960s
Emerging Industrial Order, 1900-1940s
6 exhibitions
Dust Bowl Migration
Rich Resources in California, 1780-1880
The Great Depression: Hard Times
The Letters of John Muir
Hispanic Americans: Spanish Colonization and Californios, 1769-1800s
The Watts Rebellion
Everyday Life During World War II
Life on the Home Front during World War II
Women in the Workforce during World War II
San Francisco General Strike
Everyday Life and People in the Gold Rush Era
JARDA: Personal Experiences