Cabinet photographs.
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Albert Nelson Prentiss miscellany
Cabinet card and other photographs of Prentiss, his house, and family; wedding announcement; and letter from his wife, Addie Eldred Prentiss, describing their travels in Italy, Switzerland, and Germany.
Alice M. (Carpenter) Scott cabinet card portrait
Albumen photograph of Alice M. (Carpenter) Scott.
American theater collection of cabinet cards
Class of 1872 photograph album
Leather-bound album with cabinet card photographs of members of the Class of 1872 and selected faculty, with class statistics (used as a key). Owned by W. F. McClune.
Cornell University student and faculty cabinet photographs
Cabinet photographs of Cornell University faculty and students from 1892.
Homer Collins memorabilia
Cabinet card photographs of Cornell classmates, primarily from 1881 and 1882, but some from 1878-1888; cabinet card views of Cornell; tuition receipt for $25 from 1881; and two annotated lists of alumni from the Class of 1882, 1930s.
James Drew correspondence and photographs
Letters from Isaac P. Roberts and J. S. Woodward to James Drew relating to appropriation for extension courses and farmers' institutes, drainage brick, addition on the barn, and general comments on the College of Agriculture. Also, one cabinet card photograph and four cyanotypes.
Michael L. and Catherine H. Whalen Collection of Cornelliana
Photographs, including carte-de-visite pictures, cabinet cards, stereo views, prints and negatives. Also scrapbooks.
Robert G. Sherer letters
Three letters from Robert G. Sherer to his friend, Henry Barbier: a general letter commenting on the Ithaca scenery, October 7, 1879; college news, a freshman-sophomore competition, and religious freedom at Cornell; and the election of Alonzo Cornell as governor of New York State and the campus celebration of the event, Halloween mischief perpetrated by the Cornell students, and the scenery of Ithaca and Cayuga Lake area. Also, two cabinet card photographs of Sherer.
Stereoscopic views
Stereoscopic views: chiefly Cornell University views and buildings; Ithaca area views, architecture, and waterfalls and glens; New York State, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Minnesota, California, Wisconsin, West Virginia and Vermont views, industry, and architecture. There are a few views of Switzerland and France as well. Also four cabinet cards featuring scenes from Fall Creek, Ithaca.