This collection encompasses the existence of the dispensary from 1888-1964 and contains photographs & negatives of dispensary personnel, interior/exterior shots of dispensary locations, ceremonies, newspaper clippings, and documents.

The collection contains a diverse array of materials relating to the history of the high school and the educational and extracurricular activities of its students. Items of interest include report cards, diplomas, photographs, student publications, clippings, banquet programs, dance cards, class rings, pins/buttons, and other unique ephemera. Included in the collection are black-and-white photographs of school groups and graduating classes from the early 20th century until the World War II era. There are diplomas from graduates dating from the late 19th century to early 20th century.

In 1967 the Schenectady County Board of Representatives adopted a resolution which provided for the establishment of a community college in Schenectady County. The resolution was the result of a recommendation from the Community College Study Committee, appointed in 1965, that was composed of local citizens from a variety of backgrounds. In the Study Committee's 1966 report, they stated that "the most important benefit brought by a college of this nature is the greater opportunity for education for both young and old throughout all sections and strata of the community." In 1968 the first College Board of Trustees was approved by then Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Their initial activities were to hire a College president and to receive approval of a $3 million capital budget for the purchase and renovation of the former Hotel Van Curler as the permanent site of the College. Renovations took place through 1969 and were completed in time for the official opening of the College in September 1969. This collection contains images that represent significant individuals, building expansions, and programs that represent a curriculum that is student oriented with a focus on quality education. These images span the timeframe of the 1930s through 2019 and have been mostly taken from SUNY Schenectady's Special Collections.

This collection is comprised of student publications (The Factory Times, the Paper Sun, and The Snowflake) that were found in our archives as part of a larger donated collection. They cover a period in our institutional history ranging from 1974 through 2010. These publications are a rich source of historical information regarding not just student issues, but also local, regional and national news as seen through the eyes of the student journalists. This content would be of interest to alumni, SUNY Poly faculty and staff, and local historians.

Ivory Tower includes 15 faculty newsletters published weekly from 1959-1960 at SUNY Plattsburgh.
Faculty Notes includes 5 newsletters published twice yearly from 1973-1977 by the Office of College Relations, SUNY Plattsburgh "to keep faculty informed of their colleagues' professional activities."
Faculty Times includes 39 newsletters published monthly from 1964-1971 by the SUNY Plattsburgh Office of College Relations (Continued by Plattsburgh Weekly).
Plattsburgh Weekly includes 716 newsletters published weekly from 1972-1995 by the Office of Campus Relations, SUNY Plattsburgh "to disseminate news to faculty, staff, and students." (Continued Faculty Times; Continued by Focus on Plattsburgh).
Focus on Plattsburgh includes 237 newsletters published bi-weekly from 1995-2009 by the Office of College Relations and Development, SUNY Plattsburgh "to disseminate news to faculty, staff, and students." (Continued Plattsburgh Weekly).
Faculty Forum includes 49 newsletters published twice yearly from 1974-1992 at SUNY Plattsburgh, "dedicated to answering the question 'How well I our College doing its job.'"
Insight and Outlook includes 8 newsletters published monthly from 1994-1996 at SUNY Plattsburgh to disseminate "Faculty Essays on Academic Concerns."

This collection consists of yearbooks documenting 100 years of higher education in New Paltz, New York. There are yearbooks from the New Paltz Normal School, the State Teachers College at New Paltz and SUNY New Paltz.

This collection of photographs and printed materials documents the history of higher education in the town of New Paltz, from the establishment of the first New Paltz Academy in 1828, to the present State University of New York at New Paltz.

This collection contains early 20th century issues of the SUNY Brockport student publication, The Stylus. The publication includes student literary works, as well as articles, news, and advertisements.

This collection contains color images of the SUNY Brockport campus during the mid-to-late 20th century. Most of the photographs portray building exterior and interior views.

This collection contains the student publication, Normalia, published by Brockport State Normal School in the early 20th century. The publication includes student literary works, as well as articles and advertisements.