Reminiscences.
Found in 44 Collections and/or Records:
Helen Clark Fonda papers
Five photographs, ca.1916-1917, and handwritten reminiscences, 1974, relating to Helen Clark Fonda's student days at Cornell University.
Hibbard family papers
SONGS OF CORNELL, which includes football fight songs; and a letter from Frank's daughter, Evelyn Hibbard Stewart, reminiscing about the songbook. Also, campus photos and invitations, 1913-1916, of Frank Hibbard and Irma E. Powell Hibbard.
James Leonard Carlton reminiscences
Typed reminiscences of James L. Carlton as dictated to Charlotte Holmes Crawford describe life in the Cherokee Strip, the Oklahoma land rush, and service in the 31st Michigan Infantry, National Guard, 1898-99, with comments on the Cuban campaign in the Spanish-American War and the role of blacks in the Battle of San Juan Hill.
Joseph Clarence Hinsey reminiscence
Reminiscence concerning Cornell and Stanford Universities. Includes references to C. K. Poe Fratt, Glenn S. ("Pop") Warner and Cornell football, and other students, faculty, and administrators of Cornell University.
Julia Mack Riley reminiscences: Growing up in Cascadilla
Reminiscences of Julia Mack Riley, entitled "Growing up in Cascadilla"; sections include "Through Cascadilla Windows With the Eyes of a Child," "Through Cascadilla Doors With the Feet of a Child," and "Northern Lights." Includes typescripts, some with revisions, and handwritten notes. Riley discusses Ithaca, New York and Cornell University, mainly between 1882-1893.
Laura Mann Doolittle reminiscences
Two photocopies of a ten page typescript including genealogical information and other comments on the Mann family of Fairfield, New York, during the 1840s.
Le Van Merchant Burt family papers
Letters and documents relating to the Civil War, various business ventures, and political activities.
Leo Bernard Skeffington papers
Moore family papers
Notes on Forest Home
Spiral-bound notebook containing manuscript notes on buildings, businesses, and people in the history of Forest Home, New York, based on the diary of DeWitt Clinton and reminiscences of Charlotte Edwards and Mary E. McKinney. Also, a typewritten transcript of the notes.