Records of the Alfred Catchpole Company of Geneva, New York, which manufactured steam heating apparatus, include account books, 1852-1901; bills; receipts; correspondence; boiler blueprints; contracts; specifications; photographs; broadsides; trade cards; catalogs; and machinists' periodicals. There are also attendance records of school district No. 3, Aurelius, 1893-96; personal papers; and pamphlets and programs of civic, social, and church events in Waterloo and Seneca Falls, New York.

Typewritten certified copy of a detailed report on the inquest following the death of Edward Fairfax Berkeley, who drowned in the canal at Waterloo, New York on October 27, 1899. Endorsed by coroner Charles B. Osborn. Housed with the report is a receipt recording payment for the certified copy.