History -- Study and teaching.
Found in 26 Collections and/or Records:
Eugene Marx Kaufmann papers
Includes lecture notes, papers, and other material relating to course work in government, history, and philosophy at Cornell University; also, his Phi Beta Kappa key.
Frank Monaghan papers
Pamphlets, notes, and correspondence concerning World's Fairs and Expositions, ca.1894-1968; correspondence and pamphlets concerning Cornell University, ca.1931-1968; pamphlets, correspondence, notes, news clippings, typescripts of books, and a list of illustrations for a book; and five plaques of Frank Monaghan.
Hendrik Willem van Loon Papers
Collection consists of correspondence with family, friends, literary and other public figures, pertaining to his career as an author and his varied humanitarian concerns; much of the correspondence between 1939 and 1942 deals with refugees from Nazi persecution and van Loon's participation in war relief fund raising and committees.
Herbert Tuttle papers
Manuscripts, lectures notes, course grade books; scrapbooks containing reviews of his published works, obituaries, letters of condolence; personal account books, and correspondence.
History Club minutes
Minutes of meetings of the History Club, and some loose manuscript and typescript pages of minutes.
Ira E. Clark and Henry G. Pollock Class of 1872 items
Isabel V. Hull papers
Julian P. Bretz papers
Correspondence received as secretary of the Trustee-Faculty Committee appointed to choose a successor to President Livingston Farrand, and correspondence relating to the Department of History. Also, family correspondence, articles, speeches, and clippings relating to the Tompkins County Non-Partisan Committee, and to Bretz' campaign for Congress.
Llewellyn Elsbree student notebooks
Five notebooks of Cornell student Llewellyn Elsbree, including three on William C. Russel's history lectures (1870, 1871); one concerning optics (1873), philosophy of history (1872), and Andrew Dickson White's French history lectures; and a notebook of miscellaneous notes (1871).
Louis Livingston Seaman notes
Notes taken in President White's printed outline for his course of lectures on history.