Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
St. Pauls United Methodist Church records
Statler Hall cornerstone
Includes newspapers, publications, photographs, directories, and a plexiglass box containing letters from Alice Statler relating to the gift of Statler Hall to Cornell University.
Stephanie Woods Mauri papers
Class reports, clippings, photographs, correspondence, a scrapbook, and Cornell ephemera documenting the life of an undergraduate woman student at Cornell University in the 1950s. Includes drawings by Buckminster Fuller.
Stephen W. Jacobs papers
Includes correspondence and other materials related to Stephen W. Jacobs' career as Professor of Architecture at Cornell University and his involvement with historical preservation efforts.
Stephenson Jennings photographs
Photographis depicting Jennings' student activities at Cornell, particularly Mud Rush, and other campus scenes.
Steven R. Nelson photographs and papers relating to Vicos, Peru
Steven Rose Leonard photo album
Photograph album with pictures of members of the Class of 1895; the Cornell Band, Cornell buildings, machine shops,and student rooms; and reunion photographs of the class. Also, volume of correspondence with Robert Haskell relating to the Class of 1895, framed freshman and graduation photographs of the Class of 1895 and a composite photograph of President Jacob Gould Schurman and the Cornell faculty, ca. 1895.
Stewart Burnham papers
Includes correspondence, volumes of botanical notes, plant lists for several states, index cards of plant locations, photographs, photo albums, correspondence with Anne E. Perkins (1933-1940) and Roy Latham (1901-1913), and a number of diary volumes of Stewart Henry Burnham.
Stone family papers
Correspondence of John L. Stone, Julia Stone Haviland and Paul Haviland; Lemuel Stone's Justice of the Peace records (Pennsylvania), 1829-1832; Julia Stone's scrapbook, Ithaca High School and Cornell University, 1906-1913; Paul Haviland's scrapbook, Cornell University, 1910-1914; photograph albums, ca. 1890-1930; family documents; genealogy for Stone and Parker families; and two loving cups presented to Professor Stone by his students, 1907 and 1913.
Stuart Stein papers
Papers, including correspondence, photographs, financial records, meeting minutes and agenda, class notes, and student work, relating to Stuart W. Stein's professional career as a consultant for planning, urban renewal, housing and urban design, land use planning, and historic preservation planning, as well as, his professorship in the Department of City and Regional Planning at Cornell University.