Bound manuscript/scrapbook "Notes in English Literature Under Professor Corson," by C.I. Jones, 1886.

Includes correspondence, primarily from Burt Green Wilder concerning the operations of the Department of Neurology and Zoology; notes and diagrams; printed material; a volume of zoology notes; three volumes of lists of birds seen from 1900-1902 and 1906; and a diary of Reed's bird watching activities around Ithaca, New York and the Cayuga Lake area, 1901-1906.

Student notes from courses in mechanics, physics, geometry, botany, and Spanish at Cornell University. Also, "Advance Pages from the Revised Edition of Mechanics of Engineering," by Church,1908. A volume of manuscript notes on mechanics is cataloged separately (37-5-837 Bd. Ms. 1).

Lecture notes on courses in economics, education (taught by Professors Bristol, De Garmo, Kimball, and President Schurman), German (Professor Faust), history (Cotterall, Sill, Bretz, and Schmidt), historical geography (Burr), political science (Lagerquist, Bauer), meteorology (Wilson), philosophy (Albee), psychology (Bentley and Ruckmick) and sociology (Willcox).

Lecture notes taken by Burritt in several agricultural courses.

Estimates made by delegates to a Whig senatorial convention at Bath, New York, Oct. 3, as to Marcy and Seward strength in various counties.