Diaries
Found in 307 Collections and/or Records:
Henry Kendall papers
Journal from trip to Boston as delegate from the Western Education Society (May 23-June 14, 1854); a diary (April 9, 1855-September 19, 1881); an academic notebook called an "index rerun"; his 1851 New Year's sermon; his 1855 Thanksgiving sermon; an historical sketch of the First Congregational Church of East Bloomfield, New York.
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 Phelps Gage papers
Correspondence, diaries, notes on the life of Simon Henry Gage.
Herbert David Croly papers
Material used by Herbert Croly in writing his biography of Willard Straight.
Herrington family Civil War diaries
Diary of John M. Herrington of West Winfield, New York, concerning local daily routine and weather conditions until August, 1864 when he enlisted in the Union Army and then with military operations near Strasburg and Winchester, Virginia. Diary of Marshall J. Herrington, kept while he was encamped with the Army of the Shenandoah near Stevenson's Station, Virginia.
Hobbs family papers
Business records of the Nineveh carriage factory established in 1844 by Joseph W. Hobbs and operated by his two sons, George and Charles; and family correspondence. Other papers consist of records of the Afton School District No. 15, the Nineveh Sons of Temperance, the New York Road Hone Company, the Susquehanna Valley Telephone Company; and personal, financial, and business papers of Mrs. S.F. Humphreys.
Howard Orville Babcock papers
Howe family papers
Correspondence from Almon A. Jaynes to Grace Howe. WWI letters to Grace Howe from a number of soldiers. Twenty-six daily diaries of Grace Howe, 1905-1935. Photographs of Grace Howe, her sister Josephine Howe, A. A. Jaynes, among others.
Hoxie W. Smith diaries
Daily diaries kept by Hoxie W. Smith discussing daily activities. Also a few loose items.