Scrapbook of photographs, ticket stubs, programs, clippings, and other items, and 25 loose photographs from Critchlow's student days at Cornell University.

Collection contains the scrapbook of James Allison Stevenson documenting his time as a student at Cornell University, including printed ephemera, photographs, correspondence, clippings related to University news and the Crew team in particular, campus event programs, and Alt Heidelberg performance material. Freashmen rush and beanie burning broadsides. Also, an album containing 49 Cornell and Ithaca postcards written or collected by Stevenson.

Collection contains the scrapbook of James Conant Hayward documenting his time as a student at Cornell University, including printed ephemera, photographs, correspondence, and campus event programs.

Signed photographs of classmates, including John Andrew (Jack) Lynch (LLB, '08), Alfred Bernheim, Jr. (LLB '10), Isador (Ira) L. Birner (CE '10), Simon Earl Dockstader (CE '10), J. (Joseph) George Ginsburg (AB '10), George Hill Jamison (LLB '10), Matthew Carmel (LLB '12), Harry I. (Isaac) Silverman (ME '12), Alfred Friedrich Bosch (AB '12), and Alma Thomas. Birner and Silverman were also high school classmates at Eastern District High School in Brooklyn.

Collection contains a scrapbook, correspondence, ephemera, and memorabilia of Lorena Josephine French Gates and Lewis Harold Gates, documenting their time at Cornell University. Includes a silver Cornell spoon labelled 1916 and a diary from Lorena Josephine Fisher Gates.

Two scrapbooks, and many loose items, documenting mostly student life, some reunion activities.

Student scrapbooks including photographs, theatrical and sports programs, brochures, Cornell ephemera and publications, and other items pertaining to the life of a Cornell University student.

Items related to the Cornell University Bear Mascot include letters to Waldemar H. Fries from G. Ervin Kent, Arthur C. Peters, and Emerson Hinchliff; photograph of G. Ervin Kent feeding a bear cub; and a news clipping about Cornell's first live bear mascot, Touchdown.

Cornell campus panorama, 1908, S.L. Sheldon; Cornell watch fob, 1910; Cornell seal, mounted on leather, ca. 1930; and miscellaneous published campus photographs.