I thought I was done with Union Pacific menus for awhile, but I found one more in the railroad’s university series. Unlike the others in that series, this one does not show Berkeley’s administration building but Sather Tower, also known as the campanile, the campus bell & clock tower. A sampling of the music from the tower is below the jump.

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