Includes a scrapbook of Cornell's radio station, WESG (operated within the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences), and oversize LPs of specific programs concerning farming.

Two pamphlets entitled "Farm Radio Programs: WEAI" (1930), published by the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University, and "Twenty Years of Broadcasting, 1925-1945" (1947), by Charles L. Taylor; carbon typescript entitled "Radio Station Development, Cornell University," by Elmer S. Phillips, copies of typescript notes for the typescript; and bound volume of "Farm Radio Program" quarterly issues, 1930-1944. Also, one folder containing "Father and Son" lectures (1936).

35 CDs of radio programs recorded from live broadcasts over WVBR AM and FM, “The Voice of the Bib Red,” Cornell’s radio station, along with a sampler CD and a digital booklet and other digital files with photographs and information about the program, the tapes, and the background of the WVBR recordings, compiled by Cornell alumnus Bob Mayers '59, B. Arch. '61, dating from April 12, 1956, to November 8, 1960.

Collection includes reports; letter; station log (1948-1951); minutes of the Cornell Radio Guild, Inc. (1971); Board minutes (1968); published Program Guides (1959-1965); and other materials pertaining to Cornell radio station WVBR.

Photographs, negatives, program guides, and other ephemera relating to the student-operated radio station.