Collections
The Fayetteville Free Library Collection is a small representation of various items celebrating the Fourth of July in 1916 in Fayetteville, New York.
An invitation for the inauguration of first president of the Community College of the Finger Lakes, Dr. Roy Satre in 1968.
This collection of nursery orders offers insight into what plant materials were being used over 6 decades from 1916 when Fletcher Steele began his landscape architecture practice to 1971 when he passed away.
Collection of portraits, articles, memorabilia, and papers of Frances Folsom Cleveland Preston, with emphasis on her time at Wells College, in the White House, and her time in Aurora, NY as a Wells College trustee and wife of Thomas Preston.
This collection contains photos and documents related to Troop 1, Frankfort, New York, which was established in 1910.
Photographs, Correspondence, and other historical materials relating to the Roosevelt and Delano families.
A collection of the mid-19th century anti-slavery newspaper, the Frederick Douglass' Paper, a successor to Douglass’ first abolitionist paper, The North Star.
The Frederick Lawrence Pomeroy Collection consists of family correspondence, news clippings, telegrams, and transcripts of sermons.
Historic sheet music, playbills, theater programs, and advertisements from Long Island.
Images from the archives of the Village of Garden City, New York, located on Long Island in the center of Nassau County
This collection contains images documenting the inventors and inventions of the GE Research Laboratory from 1900 - 1990.
Collection of materials by Blue Point historian Gene Horton.
A collection which includes a handwritten speech written by General Curtis which critiques the prison system.
The collection features text documents highlighting the history of General Electric and its founders.
Geneva Medical College, a mid-19th century medical college, was the predecessor SUNY Upstate Medical University. The collection contains photographs and documents relating to Geneva Medical College and its alumni.
This collection contains three student notebooks from George N. Hemmer, who graduated from the Syracuse University College of Medicine in 1909.
The Gospel Messenger is a weekly church newspaper begun in 1827 in Auburn, and the forerunner of the e-mail newsletter, The Messenger. It provides a wealth of information about the growth of the Episcopal Church throughout the nineteenth century in upstate New York.
Photographs and documents relating to the Health Sciences Library groundbreaking ceremony at SUNY Upstate Medical University.
This collection is a selection of items from the early 1900s loaned by the Guilderland Central School District.
Board meeting minutes, letters, and photographs of Half Hollow Hills Library.
This collection documents the history of Hartwick College from the expansion of the Hartwick Seminary Collegiate Course to its present day status of 1500 students and 130 faculty members.
Papers of or relating to Rev. John Christopher Hartwick and the establishment of the Hartwick Seminary. They reflect the life of John Christopher Hartwick, and his work with the Lutheran Synod.
Historic photographs of sculptor Harvey Fite and his works.
Ephemera and materials relating to the Henry Wilcox and his diaries.
Documents and artifacts related to enslaved people and African American servants at Cherry Hill, a historic house located on South Pearl Street in Albany, New York, United States.