Records of the Cornell University Christian Association.

Collection includes: newsletters, one pamphlet, reports, broadsides, and two lapel buttons, 1971-1972; one folder entitled,"United Ministry at Cornell University," 1971-1972.

Notebooks, 33 volumes, relating to his work in the Methodist Church, at Cornell University, and elsewhere, and to his attendance at conferences, retreats, and summer programs.

Constitutions, board minutes, correspondence, financial records, and numerous other records of the church.

Records of marriages, baptisms, and funerals performed by Dusenberry; also includes causes of death, fees charged, and a handbook of official duties.

Printed and manuscript ephemera relating to canals, commerce and banking, education, politics and elections, religion, smoking, theater, travel and transportation, and technical equipment, primarily in Ithaca and Tompkins County.

Included are photographs, maps, brochures, booklets, programs, broadsides, invitations, historical outlines, and other printed items pertaining to subjects including local politics and government, urban renewal, religion, civic and social events and organizations, musical and dramatic productions, transportation, educational institutions, and geology of the region.

Papers include letters written to the Kramer family from Kevin Kramer while in Vienna. Also, pictures, letters, and diaries relating to Jeffrey A. Kramer's service aboard the U.S.S. Nimitz; papers concerning Samuel Kramer's World War II service; and Anne Gudis' and Samuel's war-time correspondence. Also, papers, research materials, notes, clippings, and correspondence relating to the history of the Ithaca Jewish Community.

Two parish registers (1831-1837, 1843-1870) which list baptisms, confirmation, membership, marriage and burial records and one volume of vestry meeting minutes (1822-1906) which record the organizaiton of the church, vestrymen elected, and discussion of parish finances and affairs.

Pamphlets issued in connection with the church's sesquicentennial celebration in 1972, including a history of the church and programs for the sesquicentennial service and dinner dance.