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Items from Ruth Griffiths include a postcard, a decal with image of Cornell Bear dragging the Columbia Lion, and a Class of 1936 mascot penguin. "Cornell Songs" belonging to Walter Sheldon Bennett.

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Two student scrapbooks, with clippings, invitations, programs, corsages, etc.; Cornell memorabilia and publications; items relating to Cornell athletics and Commencement; Ithaca and Cornell guidebooks; class notes and notebookes from Home Economics classes, undergraduate and graduate; clippings; Reunion memorabilia; The Lutheran Student bulletin.

Abstract The Cornell University Ceramics, Glassware, and Metalware collection consists of items commissioned by the University, fraternities and societies, and departments. Materials include correspondence concerning Cornell Wedgwood china; full sets of Cornell Plates, made by Wedgwood, in Mulberry and blue, with twelve different designs, depicting Cornell scenes and buildings including the Crescent, Sage Chapel, Baker Laboratory, Myron Taylor Hall, Goldwin Smith Hall, Balch Halls, the Clock Tower,...

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Scrapbook with photographs, programs, campus views, etc. documenting student life, especially Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, theater, and musical events, as well as Reunion photographs, 1986 and 2006.

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Correspondence relating to Gladys Godfrey MacKay's life, including her time in the Navy as a WAVE and her concerns on various social issues and a 1913 banner once owned by her mother, Hazel Brown Godfrey, class of 1913.

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Scrapbook and photographs documenting Harrison's student days at Cornell, including his being the captain of the football team (1935) and photographs with his battalion in 1942 and 1943.

Scope and content Letters sent home while attending Cornell, two photograph albums, and three films, including material concerning Fessenden's involvement with Kappa Delta Sorority. Albums contain photos of many other women students, including Ellen Albertini Dow, and their activities, such as trips to Lake Erie and Taughannock, Spring Day and parade, sun bathing on the roof of Sage Hall, swimming, and dorm life. Films, many portions in rare color are from 1936-1939. Many of the individuals shown in the films...