Ithaca (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs.
Found in 46 Collections and/or Records:
Allyn A. Packard scrapbook
Scrapbooks of student activities at Cornell University, local Ithaca entertainments, and New York State events and travel.
Andrew Curtis White family papers
Correspondence of various members of the White family, primarily from the 1890s to the 1940s, includes letters to and between Minnie White, Marion White, and Ruth White from family and friends. Also some miscellaneous clippings and documents.
Benjamin Cornell family letters
Letters from Benjamin Cornell to his parents and brother; from his son, Benjamin F. Cornell to various family members; and other family correspondence.
Charles Henry Hull papers
Correspondence, manuscripts, printed materials, regarding his professional career and financial accounts pertaining to Ithaca, N.Y. organizations. Additional records include deeds, mortgage and survey (1733-1803) on lands in Albany and Montgomery Counties and newspaper clippings and handwritten notes about the early Ithaca "Moral Society". One box of lantern slides.
Cynthia Morgan St. John scrapbook
Newspaper clippings dating from 1857 to 1920 concerning Ithaca, New York. Also, photograph "The Wordsworth Alcove in the Library of Mrs. Henry St. John."
Edith Cook scrapbook
Scrapbook documenting social events at Cornell and in Ithaca, including programs, photographs, dance cards, telegrams, invitations, and other memorabilia. Includes photographs of student rooms.
Edwin D. and Alice Burtt Shurter scrapbooks
Scrapbook of Alice Burtt about social life and teaching in Ithaca and Brooktondale, N.Y., and student life at Vassar College; picture and trade card scrapbooks of Alice Burtt; Cornell student scrapbook of Edwin D. Shurter; and scrapbooks of Alice and Edwin Shurter after their marriage, including life at the University of Texas.
Ezra Cornell papers
Galvin family papers
Correspondence, passports, photographs, certificates, awards, biographical clippings, and other papers of an upstate New York physician and college professor. Includes correspondence, accounts, historical descriptions, constitution and by-laws, and other papers pertaining to Cornell University's African-American fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha.