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Letters to Dan L. Henderson from Charles Lovan and others, relating to his son Johnson, and newspapers containing articles relating to Johnson or his death. Also, indentures for the purchase of land by Robert Henderson in Ogdensburg, New York in 1854 and 1859.

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Horace C. Bird scrapbook, class of 1923. Contains clippings, ephemera, correspondence, and photographs relating to Bird's time at Cornell.

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Degree certificates and certificates from professional societies.

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Student scrapbook with annotated photographs and memorabilia documenting his life at Cornell, including Engineering College activities, athletics, and Eta Kappa Nu (electrical engineering honor society). Also, his 1946 dissertation from M.I.T., "Studies of Fluid Network Analysis and the Basic Design of an Electric Analyzer for Fluid Distribution Systems," (2 v.)

Scope and content Includes registration forms, other official notices, fee receipts, membership cards, certificates, tickets, ROTC items; programs for concerts and plays (Bailey Hall, Lyceum Theatre, etc.; Casals, Martinelli, Paderewski, etc.), vesper services at Sage Chapel, football games, Farmers' Week, banquets, smokers, and other events, in particular the Oxford-Cornell debate and the dedication of Stocking Hall, both October 1923; Phi Kappa Phi items, including some relating to the national convention...

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Student scrapbook kept by Mildred M. Bork, later Mrs. Joseph Conners.

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Laura (Riding) Jackson's letters to Polly Antell from 1943-1986 inclusive; James Matthias's letters to Polly Cohen, 1980-1983; student diary, photograph album, student paper which won the Woodford Prize in 1923, postcards and other Cornell memorabilia; collection also includes interview of Polly Antell by Elizabeth Friedmann, 1990.

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Cornell memorabilia includes programs and menus from the Freshman Banquet, Junior Week, Junior Smoker, Sphinx Head, Atmos, and Commencement; track and football programs; "Cornell Dumbly Run" Sun parody issue; Cornell University topographical map from the Department of Military Science and Tactics; and a student hat.

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Original photographs (7 items) and digital copies (5 items) of Cornell Crew, photographic postcards of crew, group picture of Sibley College (Engineering) Senior Class, 1923 (digital version has identification), Cornell Reunion in Tokyo.

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Scrapbook with photographs, clippings, programs documenting his student experience. Includes burned beanie, ticket to Livingston Farrand's inauguration, Touchdown the bear photos, copy of parody Cornell Badly Stung issue, piece of his pants from mud rush still covered in mud, amongst other items.