Collections
This collection contains photographs of the village of Ilion, New York that were affected by an urban revitalization project conducted from 1968-1972.
The Ilion High School Yearbook Collection contains ninety-two annual publications, from the earliest available yearbook in 1909 to 2013 when the district merged with Mohawk CSD.
This collection contains photographs from 1875 to 1935 and shows how the village of Ilion looked before, during, and after the building boom that occurred in the late 1800s to early 1900s.
Photographs of houses in Auburn, NY, used for HistoryForge.
Historical images of early Vassar College including people, buildings and activities.
Images of Elmira used for the HistoryForge project.
Kingston buildings, city life, and street scenes photographed in the 1880-1920’s.
Photographs from the Newfield News and other local newspapers of the 1970s through 1990s, showing small-town life.
Historic images of landmarks, buildings, and people in Rockland County.
Images of Springport, New York, in Cayuga County.
The collection documents General Electric's Americanization program, which existed from 1919 to 1931.
This collection includes certificates and other documents for an immigrant who settled in Oneida County, as well as a civics textbook from Oneida County.
Images of socialites patronizing Old Water Mill Shop & Tea Room.
Photographs and postcards depicting early industries in New Hartford, New York during the late 19th century to mid-20th century.
This series documents the various forms of infrastructure over Tupper Lake since approximately 1860 to the present day.
The Ingraham P. Smith Collection consists of forty-five letters and two medical documents, written during the Civil War.
Behind-the-scenes photographs of Gosman's Restaurant, Labor Day Weekend, 1975.
Photographs relating to a family farm in New Kingston, New York, showing family, neighbors, and the surrounding Catskill landscape. Of special interest are the everyday objects which Fay's eye and camera transform into unique images.
Irving Skeele (1866-1946) was a local barn and house builder, living most of his life in Apulia Station, New York. He created a series of diaries during his construction years, which allows us a glimpse into the life and times from 1893 until his death in 1946.
Original, historic maps that tell the story of Irvington and reflect the change and evolution in the wider community.
Historical photographs of people, events, buildings, and landscapes in Irvington, NY.
Correspondence of Isabel Howland's and ephemera from the Howland Store Stone Museum's collection.
Documents and photographs from the library’s history.