Scrapbooks
Found in 616 Collections and/or Records:
Henry Bond Raymore scrapbooks
Scrapbooks of programs, photographs, ticket stubs, articles and clippings, postcards, correspondence, and other items from Raymore's student days at Cornell University.
Henry Gichner memorabilia, 1927-1979.
Programs, photographs, postcards, printed items, clippings, and scrapbook pages relating to student life at Cornell University and the Cornell baseball team. Also includes negatives relating to reunions in 1972, 1974, and 1979.
Henry Guerlac papers
Includes papers pertaining to Guerlac's research and teaching career.
Henry Howard Kessler papers
Henry N. Hinckley papers
Travel diary, 1904; diaries, 1907, 1909; Cornell and Ithaca High School student scrapbook; architecture student notes, 1910; photograph album, 1904-1911, and loose photographs; World War I items; and biographical materials relating to Henry N. Hinckley. Also, two Civil War letters from his father, Henry L. Hinckle, and letter and envelopes relating to Noble family members.
Henry Ruben Ickelheimer papers
Scrapbook containing play, concert, and dance programs, menus, printed exam questions, newspaper clippings pertaining to campus events and related memorabilia, and a handwritten copy of his thesis "Banking Prior to the Establishment of the Bank of England, 1694."
Henry Salem Hubbell papers
Correspondence and other papers of Henry Salem Hubbell, a portrait artist and educator.
Henry Sheldon scrapbook
Student scrapbook of Henry Sheldon.
Herbert Charles Anderson scrapbooks
Two scrapbooks of photographs, programs, ticket stubs, leave of absence slips, and other items related to Anderson's student days at Cornell University. One scrapbook, entitled "Stunts--Frosh Year," covers 1917-1918; the other covers 1921-1922 and includes much on sports at Cornell.
Herbert Dana Schenck scrapbook
Programs of plays and concerts, clippings, class and stunt items, the New York Association of Cornell University by-laws and Constitution, with a list of member officers, a report by John Dewitt Warner, a reprint of an address by President Andrew Dickson White in answer to the report, a letter, apparently to Schenck from Warner regarding the report, the angry reactions which resulted, and other trustee business. Also, some sketches and genealogical records.