Letters (correspondence)
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Cornell University Class of 1899 records
Typewritten letters by alumni of the Class of 1899 in advance of the Class's 60th Reunion in 1959, describing their college experiences and their activities in the years since they graduated. Also includes a Howes and an Evans photograph of the Class Day, June 20, 1899, with graduates wearing regalia and including Theodore Roosevelt who was visiting that day, taken in front of the University Library.
David Williamson letters
Collection contains letters written by Williamson to Barbara Henritze during his time at Cornell University, documenting his college experience.
Harry Hoffman collection on the Cornell Class of 1883
Correspondence, programs, printed invitations, and dance cards for social events, most of them involving the Class of 1883 or members of Delta Upsilon fraternity. Correspondence of 1933 concerns the Class of 1883's 50th reunion.
Kellogg Logsdon World War I letters
Letters mainly written to his mother and sister describe Logsdon's experience preparing for war and the conditions upon arriving in France. He mentions living at the 15th century castle Countess d'Cadillac's Chateau, discusses transportation, food, the Spanish influenza, pay, stocks his family is invested in, and his fellow colleagues amongst other subjects. Also included are typed transcripts of the letters in physical and electronic format.
Krum family papers
William T. Doty papers
William T. Doty (1847-1936) was born in Sussex County, New Jersey. The William T. Doty papers (1842-1945, bulk 1864-1934) document William T. Doty’s career as a newspaper editor, journalist, agriculturist, historian, and politician. It contains manuscripts, notes and drafts, newspaper clippings, press releases, diaries, pamphlets, scrapbooks, and ephemera.