documents which require security and care in handling. Other valuable historical items such as photographs, prints, postcards, memorabilia, scrapbooks, and oral histories are also held in Special Collections. Art collection Center for Regional History Murals NRA Packages, a mural painted in 1936 by Genevieve Burgeson Bredo, and for many years thought lost, has been restored and is on display at the foot of the Library Addition stairs. The mural was discovered in 2004 behind ceiling tiles inside SDSU's Hardy Memorial Tower, which was part of the university's first library. Painted in a variety of media, it portrays three men unloading National Recovery Act (NRA) packages from a van near San Diego's Hillcrest neighborhood. A second, larger mural, George Sorenson's San Diego Industry, was also restored and relocated from Hardy Tower to the Library Addition. This mural depicts the successive stages of tuna fishing and canning, along with the multi-ethnic work force involved in that industry. See Uncovering Local Art and Industry: The Discovery of Hidden WPA-Era Murals at San Diego State University (SDSU Occasional Archeological Paper Series) See SDSU Press Release: Exhibit promises wider exposure for legendary local painter and longtime SDSU art director Namesake Dr. Malcolm A. Love, Ph.D., was the fourth (4th) President of San Diego State University (SDSU), serving from 1952 to 1971. Prior to his Presidency, Dr. Love was President of the University of Nevada for two (2) years. During his nineteen (19) years as President of SDSU, he was able to transform the institution from a teacher's college into a university. In 1966, the Carnegie Corporation named Dr. Love one of the best college Presidents in the country. With the extraordinary growth of students, faculty and facilities, there were plans for new library to be named in honor of Dr. Love. The Library was dedicated to Dr. Love in May 1971. See N.Y Times obituary for Dr. Malcolm A. Love, Ph.D. Other Libraries at San Diego State University Other unofficial libraries on the SDSU campus include: Cross-Cultural Center Library Science: Edwin C. Allison Center for Historical Science (Geology Library, research center, and collections) Physics Library Business: Entrepreneurial Management Center (EMC Resource Library) Art, Music & Dance: Audio-Visual Library Slide Library Career counseling: Career Center Library Career Resource Library Student services: Test Library Instructional services: The ITS Media Center collection has been transferred to the Library & Information Access References External links Library website Love Library