History -- Study and teaching.
Found in 26 Collections and/or Records:
Albert Ellis Hoyt student notes
Notes taken in Outlines of Lectures on History by Andrew Dickson White, Part III, France. Also includes class schedule, winter term.
Andrew Dickson White papers
Collection consists of papers relating to White's activities as educator, politician, and diplomat.
Carl Becker papers
This collection contains papers from Cornell University professor of history, Carl Becker, dating 1898-1956. It primarily contains lecture and course notes, correspondence, papers and photographs.
Carl Stephenson papers
Correspondence, articles, speeches, classbooks, and course outlines pertaining to Stephenson's work in the field of Medieval History at Cornell.
Charles Henry Hull papers
Correspondence, manuscripts, printed materials, regarding his professional career and financial accounts pertaining to Ithaca, N.Y. organizations. Additional records include deeds, mortgage and survey (1733-1803) on lands in Albany and Montgomery Counties and newspaper clippings and handwritten notes about the early Ithaca "Moral Society". One box of lantern slides.
Cornell University Department of History honors theses
Undergraduate honors theses completed for the Department of History.
Cornell University Department of History records
History department correspondence, memoranda, catalogs, inventories, reports, and minutes; financial records including payrolls, accounts, budgets, invoices, and vouchers; student records; teaching applications and faculty appointments; department chairman's records of L. Pearce Williams, Paul W. Gates, and others; personnel files; items regarding the Messenger Lecture Series; and related materials.
David M. Ellis letters, to Margaret Ellis.
Letters about graduate study in history at Cornell University mention Julian Bretz, Paul W. Gates, and Neil McNall.
Edward O'Garro student notebooks
Notebooks from courses at Cornell University in botany, taught by A. N. Prentiss; French, taught by William Channing Russell; political economy; moral philosophy, taught by William D. Wilson; and history, taught by Goldwin Smith and William Channing Russell. Also, a notebook on various subjects from lectures given outside Cornell University by Henry Ward Beecher, Leonard M. Bacon, William H. Seward, and Anna Dickinson.