Collections
Fayetteville-Manlius High School students produce a literary magazine every year, full of original stories, poetry, art, and photography. This collection shows decades of teenaged creativity.
Photographs and business documents relating to the Waterbury Mill, a felt mill in Oriskany, New York in operation for over a century.
Historical essays and photographs of West Monroe, NY. Includes bibliography and index.
Images and documents relating to West Nyack, New York.
This collection includes correspondence, an autograph book, legal documents and photographs from the Westinghouse Family from 1833-1913.
This collection contains an early history of the Whitestown Seminary, an assignment on the architecture of the Whitestown Seminary, Anniversary Exercises for 1862 to 1864, programs on an exhibition and on a reunion and banquet, and photographs.
The Women of Fayetteville collection comprises images of Fayetteville women and their activities dating back to the 19th century.
Ephemera from the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Perseverance Lodge no. 96, and other organizations in Oneonta, NY.
Petitions signed by men and women in various towns of New York State in support of women's suffrage.
The “Working on the Erie Canal” collection contains photographs and documents relating to the canal and its workers.
This collection consists of newspaper articles about the men from Middleburgh, NY and the surrounding area who died in World War II.
This collection contains items relating to the World’s Fair.
This collection includes drawings, photographs, and posters created for the WPA Federal Arts Project in the Rochester, New York region during the late 1930s.
Newspaper clippings about local men from Schoharie County, New York serving in the armed forces during World War II.
This collection is one of the largest and finest on yellow fever anywhere in the world. It contains monographs and reprints, representing the development of medical thought on yellow fever over the course of a century and a half.
Collection of photographs, documents and other items relating to the Zonta Club of Buffalo, now Zonta International, a leading global organization of women professionals.