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Notebooks from Civil Engineering courses, including typescript notes on sanitary engineering by Estevan Fuertes and notes on geodesy by C.L. Crandall. Also botany notes, published lecture on foundations, analytical geometry syllabus, transit book, and letter with designs from Tiffany & Co. about a civil engineering pin. Also silver "Cornell 93" stamp holder from "Bernstein The Tailor, 74 East State Street, Ithaca, NY." (MU-1250)

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Student scrapbook, with clippings, programs, exams, menus, and memorabilia relating to various activities of the Class of 1895 including Undine and La Fruija (student organizations). Clippings primarily relate to athletics; group photographs, including one of the 1895 football team; and correspondence, photographs, publications, and other items relating to reunions and other alumni activities of the Class of 1895.

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Six course notebooks of Charles H. Kendall for seven courses: Shades, Shadows, and Perspective; Metallurgy; Pen Topography; Economic Geology; General Geology; Chemistry; and Botany.

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Correspondence, travel diaries, official documents, and photographs. Letters from Andrews to his family from Italy, Greece, Crete, and Egypt describing the progress of his archaeological work, personal matters, travels, and activities.

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Sketchbook of Cornell and Ithaca environs.

Scope and content Typescripts transcripts of letters from Nellie Marie Reed to her mother, Amelia Elisabeth Leonard Reed and her brother Raymond Clinton Reed, who were living in Ithaca, describing her voyage across the Atlantic, her travels in Germany (Weimar, Jena, Berlin), her trip to Greece via Vienna and Constantinople, and her studies at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, and her return trip through Rome, Florence, and London. Letters were transcribed by her granddaughter, Ann Townsend,...

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Contains letters of October 4, 1894 from E.S. Williams, Cornell Treasurer to Mrs. Rebecca Mullan (mother of Francis Drexel) and April 6, 1895 from David F. Hoy, Asst. Registrar of Cornell University to Mr. John Mullan (father of Francis Drexel). There is also one envelope postmarked Ithaca, NY August 8, 1895. Letter of October acknowledges receipt of $50 for tuition; letter of April advises that the faculty will consider the readmission of the son in September 1895.

Scope and content This scrapbook, compiled by Margaret Boynton Windsor, includes information pertaining to her time at Cornell University with items dated from 1891 to 1895. It includes information about her sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta, the trials women at the university faced, and items from her classes, such as syllabi, grades, entrance exams and tuition payments. It also includes items of social interest, such as football scorecards, playbills from concerts and plays preformed at the university, and an...

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Photographs, including carte-de-visite pictures, cabinet cards, stereo views, prints and negatives. Also scrapbooks.

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Typewritten newsletters on the activities of members of the Class of 1895, together with a typewritten report on the Class's 55th reunion in 1950.