Collections
Original relief-block prints created by Stephen Alcorn for the books "Abraham Lincoln: In His Own Words" (1993) and "Frederick Douglass: In His Own Words" (1995).
A digital collection of primary source materials from the University Archives that documents the history of Stony Brook University.
This extensive collection contains playbills or programs from nearly every Musicalfare Theatre Company production dating back to 1990. Musicalfare, formerly known as Summerfare was originally started as a summer stock theatre at Daemen College.
A collection of the student publication, Normalia, published for the Brockport State Normal School in the early 20th century.
An early 20th century collection of the SUNY Brockport student publication, The Stylus.
This collection contains photographs from two of Sylvia de Swann's projects: Return/The Landscape of Memory and Portraits.
This collection contains 30 paintings by Traci Vedder Schuster, an artist from Fayetteville, NY.
Photographs and documents relating to the Twentieth Century Club, a women’s club founded in Buffalo in the late 19th century to promote education and the arts.
This collection documents Vassar College Department of Music events from 1866 to 1969.
The collection contains information surrounding exhibitions of his work, photographs of Hammer, and information on and works from the Anvil Press.
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 of the birth place and a manuscript of Walt Whitman.
This collection contains documents and images of sheet music that was played during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
This collection contains photographs and diaries of the Watson family, who are known for their involvement with the Memorial Art Gallery.
A scrapbook compiled by Emily Sibley Watson containing newspaper clippings and correspondence relating to her son, James Sibley Watson, Jr.’s filmmaking career in the early 20th century.
This video collection spans five years (1971-1975) and offers videotaped programs exploring a variety of cultural, social, and political experiences in Woodstock, NY.
This collection includes drawings, photographs, and posters created for the WPA Federal Arts Project in the Rochester, New York region during the late 1930s.