Poems
Found in 45 Collections and/or Records:
Harry E. Cole papers
Henry Edward Abt papers
Includes a pamphlet of poems by Henry Abt, entitled MIRRORS OF DREAMLAND, 1926; two unpublished manuscripts entitled "The Movement to Aid Crippled Children" and "A Study of Wholesale Trades under the NRA"; and a thesis.
Henry Salem Hubbell papers
Correspondence and other papers of Henry Salem Hubbell, a portrait artist and educator.
Henry Tyrrell poems
Collection includes two poems by Tyrrell, entitled "Autumn in Cayuga Valley," and "Siberia."
Hervey DeWitt Griswold papers
Dr. Griswold's "Autobiographical Notes, prepared for his descendants" (247 pp., 1938-40); two printed copies of Griswold's studies of Hinduism; five typed or printed items pertaining to his career as a missionary at Forman Christian College, Lahore, India (now Pakistan); pamphlet "Sketches of My Indian Childhood" by Frances Griswold Wooddell (116 pp., n.d.); genealogical pamphlet on the Griswold family of Dryden, New York; and typescript poems by Hervey De Witt Griswold (28 pp.).
Hugh Anderson Moran papers
Papers relating to Moran's career as a Presbyterian clergyman in Ithaca, N.Y. and his involvement in various local, national, and international organizations.
J. Meeker Townsend diary
Diary kept by a 13 year old boy from Townsendville, Seneca County. Includes accounts of everyday life including school, church, visitors, weather, and chores, which consisted of threshing flax and caring for his own sheep. Much of December is used for itemized lists of goods with prices and there are five poems or notes written to him by friends and family in the memoranda section.
Japanese American relocation centers records
Includes documentation collected by military sociologists on two World War II-era Japanese-American relocation centers, along with sociological observations and studies.
John K. Bone poems
Collection consists of nine letters containing thirteen poems by Bone, that were mailed to Professor Samuel Leonard.
Lewis E. Dofflemeyer letters
Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Crosby Kelly of Albany, New York from Dofflemeyer regarding his health; Cornell University reunions; the sale of his paintings; and an exhibition of Dofflemeyer's work. Also, a poem and two sketches of the Ezra Cornell tunnel which appeared in the 1890 CORNELLIAN and the 1979 CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS.