Selected drawings of Tibbitts' career, including work for several clients and for Hobart and William Smith Colleges; includes some watercolor drawings. Contains 119 drawings.

Correspondence, bills, orders, vouchers, subject files on landscaping and garden ornamentation, lectures, articles, printed material, a broadside. Photographs, planting plans, and oversize drawings and blueprints of gardens and landscape designs by Ellen Shipman.

Student architectural drawings and watercolors (1899-1903); also, a medallion, photograph, and memorial statement.

Maps, plans, and perspectives relating to urban renewal in Ithaca, New York, prepared by the firm of Kelly, Parsons, Canfield and Stein, Planning Consultants.

Photocopied specifications for the house and stable of William V. Teeter and Pliny Hall on South Albany St., Ithaca, which Snaith designed, contracted, and built; drawings, related correspondence, and financial records; and one original photograph, 1882, of the house and stable.

Records and drawings of work undertaken for clients; also, office files, American Society of Landscape Architects records, blueprints, slides and photographs, certificates, drawings, magazines, catalogs, books, periodicals, cost data books, and other material pertaining to the work of Rahn, a landscape architect working in Rochester and Buffalo, New York.

Drawings, plans, a thesis, and other material pertaining to Sargent's career in landscape architecture; papers include plans for Floyd Bennett Field, Guilford Green, Cold Spring Harbor Junior-Senior High School; pamphlets and other material pertaining to the construction of East River Drive in Manhattan; photographs of Maud Sargent and former New York City Mayor, Ed Koch.

Photographs, planting plans, drawings, and blueprints of gardens designed by Allen while a student at the Lowthorpe School and in her professional practice. Also an album of photographs of English gardens taken by Allen in 1938.

Includes floor plans, photographs, drawings, renderings, transparencies, negatives, specifications, publicity and promotional material, correspondence with Cornell, hospital design material, reprints from LADIES HOME JOURNAL, and material on restoring an 18th century mill in New Jersey for Wells' own use.