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Manuscript notes on the Treman family, the Mack family, and the history of Onondaga County, New York. Also, three typescript copies of a chapter on Azariah Smith of Manlius, New York, from the book Onondaga, or, reminiscences of earlier and later times, by J.V.H. Clark (1849).

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Manuscript and typescript lists of maps of towns in New York State that are held by the Library of Congress and the Cornell University archives, with the date of each map. The publisher is also listed for most of the maps.

Abstract Correspondence, field notes, lecture notes, study notes, typescripts of articles, genealogies of the Wright family and of Noah Downs, negatives, slides, photographs, clippings, drawings, census reports, maps, New York publications and printed material, transcripts of oral history interviews with Wright, manuscripts of his scientific books, and other material pertaining to his career as a zoologist, university professor, lecturer, and author. Other subjects include the Cornell Natural History...

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Memorabilia includes photograph album with snapshots of campus, Sage College, roommates, and classmates; room and board receipts; china plate with Cornell seal; china plate with scene of the College of Agriculture buildings; Edna Peck's Field Note-Book of Birds (by A. H. Wright and A. A. Allen); and two Cornell pennants.

Scope and content Photographs of entomologists, both individually and in groups at conferences, together with some photographs of entomology and natural history buildings and laboratories that formerly existed at Cornell University. Group photographs are from conventions held by the Entomological Congress, the Association for the Advancement of Science, and others; a photograph of faculty of the New York State College of Agriculture, Department of Entomology, is also included. Individual photographs are...

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Correspondence, mainly consisting of letters addressed to Professor Clive McCay, in response to his call for information from retired faculty about their activities and achievements since they retired. Correspondents include Arthur A. Allen, Ralph W. Curtis, Arthur J. Eames, Ralph Sheldon Hosmer, O.D. von Engeln, and Albert Hazen Wright, among others.