Documents and images related to cooking and food preparation in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Documents and photographs relating to African-American history in the early United States.
This collection contains digitized versions of the College's 16mm Film Collection which includes films of early College activities and a variety of other subjects such as a family vacation, product demonstrations, and maple syrup operations as well as footage of the 1910 fires at Paul Smith's Hotel
The City of Buffalo, N.Y. rapidly grew from a small village along Lake Erie to a bourgeoning industrial hub with the completion of the Erie Canal in 1825. The city later became a center for the Steel Industry and other manufacturing.
A collection of materials on Jones family of Utica, New York providing detailed glimpse of family life and the community in Central New York during the mid-twentieth-century.
Archival documents relating to the early development of the town of New Paltz, NY.
The Sherwood Collection is mainly comprised of letters to and from Samuel Sherwood (1779-1862), his second wife Laura Bostwick Sherwood (1790-1863), and members of their family.
The Dunham Family History collection contains portraits, photographs, and various documents saved by the Dunham family.
The Elmira College women’s rights and suffrage collection is an aggregate of records from the Elmira College Archives.
This collection contains an index of Family Bibles.
Photographs, Correspondence, and other historical materials relating to the Roosevelt and Delano families.
Collection of materials by Blue Point historian Gene Horton.
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.
Photographs and documents from the mid-1800s to early-1900s, relating to African American life and history in Central New York.
The Joseph H. Treyz Collection contains 149 patriotic envelopes printed during the Civil War.
Collection relating to Julia Boyer Reinstein
A digital collection of primary source materials from Special Collections that documents the history of Long Island.
Margaret Woodbury Strong amassed an outstanding collection of dolls and toys which formed the basis for The Strong Museum in Rochester, New York.
Books, photographs, memoribilia, and other documents from the Mastic-Moriches-Shirley Community Library.
Newspaper articles, documents, and pamphlets from the The Virginia La Tassa Local History Room, at the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library.
Historic photographs, advertisements, and maps of social life on Montauk.
These case files are all of persons of Polish descent who arrived in Niagara Falls, NY and required assistance regarding citizenship. The International Institute provided translation and other services to these people.
Personal memories from residents of the Town of Bethlehem from the COVID-19 quarantine in 2020.
Photographs, documents, and other materials relating to a prominent Mohawk Valley family during the the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
