Three photographs of the Boardman Hall corbels, with correspondence between Stephen R. Leonard, J. L. Zwingle, and H. A. Stevenson about the corbels.

Over 100 interviews with students, faculty, staff, and administrators on subjects including the Vietnam War and the peace movement; the rights of women and minorities, especially blacks' rights and the Willard Straight Hall occupation; efforts to change the governing system at Cornell; and related issues. Most of the interviews have been transcribed.

Includes correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter concerning the planning and arrangements for the A. D. White commemoration, October-November 1957; papers concerning the Seventh Annual Meeting of the Cornell Council, 1957; papers concerning Cornell class reunions, 1956-1968, and faculty forums held for class reunions, 1958-1963; and other files of Cornell Vice President James L'Woods Zwingle.

Correspondence between Tuller and University officials, as well as Tuller's letters addressed to his fellow alumni. Correspondents include University President Deane W. Malott, Vice President J.L. Zwingle, Professor Alfred E. Kahn (then chairman of the Department of Economics), and others.

Correspondence concerning the proposal to locate a federal water pollution research facility near Cornell University. Correspondents include J.L. Zwingle, Abraham Ribicoff, Frances Perkins, Gordon P. Fisher, Richard H. Comstock, and others.