Scope and content George C. Peacock's letters to his wife, Genevieve, and his son Stephan, date from 1942 when he was stationed in Boston until 1945 when he received his orders to return home. He wrote regularly, discussing life at home and the activities of his family, gifts and pictures received, as well as life in the South Pacific with the Navy. Collection includes correspondence, greeting cards, newspaper articles, war-time poems, Rosters of Naval Officers, a flag raising day program, a newsletter from...

Scope and Contents The Graham Lusk, PhD Papers consist of correspondence, notes, drafts of articles, reprints, monographs and biographical material. There is material relating to the Cornell University Medical College Department of Physiology, circa 1913, and the Russell Sage Institute of Pathology, including Lusk's post-1922 history of the Institute. There is also a manu¬script of his “History of Nutrition” which was left unfinished at the time of Lusk's death.Notable materials in the collection...