Tompkins County (N.Y.) -- History.
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Charles O. Rhodes accounts
Household, farm, and general store accounts; numerous items relating to the church and business activities of the Rhodes and Smiley families of Groton and Dryden, N.Y.; printed materials pertaining to Tompkins County. Included is correspondence of or about John W. Dwight, H. Hopkins, Dana Rhodes, A.L. Smiley, E. Smiley, Joseph Smiley, Mary J. Smiley; First Universal Society of McLean, Groton Carriage Company, New York State Militia.
Clarence L. Houghton papers
Papers of Clarence L. Houghton, an Ithaca newspaperman, pertaining to local events and organizations.
Erl Bates papers
Papers include correspondence and memoranda pertaining to the background and passage of a state bill (1920) appropriating $10,000 to the College of Agriculture for Indian extension work and to the early progress of this work; correspondence and printed, mimeographed, and typescript reports, memoranda, newsletters, and pamphlets pertaining to the Cornell Indian Boards, Six Nations' Agricultural Society, Indian Farmers' Schools.
Hermon Camp papers
Photocopy of manuscript volume, "Expense of building H. Camp's Brick House; and out Houses, Fences, Lawns, Drives etc. commenced in May 1845."Also, correspondence, ca.1845-1855.
Historical notes
Newspaper clippings and handwritten notes on the history of Speedsville in Tompkins County, New York, compiled by local historian Mary Legg.
Luzerne Coville papers
Includes personal and professional correspondence of Coville; personal bills and receipts, 1895-1915; notes and correspondence pertaining to the history of Ithaca; and a 1903 report on the Cornell Infirmary.
Railroad articles
7 clippings (mounted on 2 sheets of paper) concerning A. C. Flagg's sale of Ithaca & Owego, Catskill & Canajoharie Railroads at a loss of half a million dollars to the state. The clippings are from Albany, Westchester, Chenango, and Norwich newspapers.
Temporary Historic Advisory Committee records
Files of Herbert Finch, a member of the Temporary Historic Advisory Committee, Tompkins County, New York, including material on the Boardman House.