Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
Warner D. Miller collection
Warner D. Orvis scrapbook
Scrapbook of programs, photographs, tickets, announcements, dance cards, and other items from Orvis' student days at Cornell University; also some loose photographs, programs, and related items.
Warner family memorabilia
Items relating to Sherman D. Warner include photographs, ca. 1917; programs from Sage, Chapel, Music and the Lyceum Theatre; basketball schedule, 1919-1920; Junior Smoker, 1919, Schedule of Examinations, 1917-1918; Gridiron Rules; 1920 Freshman Banquet program, 1917; clippings about the founding of Cornell from the December 1917 Cornell Daily Sun; and printed speech by Jacob Gould Schurman, "Why America is in the War," 1917.
Warren Jay Vinton papers
Warren Johnson photographs
Photographs, negatives and 6 DVDs with the images used in Warren Johnson's book, "Insects that Feed on Trees and Shrubs."
Washburn family papers.
Washington & Old Dominion Railroad records
Includes dispatchers' records; correspondence; reports; maps; photographs; volumes of conductors', motormen's, and enginemen's train registers; The Official Guide of the Railways (monthly); The Official Railway Equipment Register (quarterly); broadsides; and printed material.
Watermargin records
Correspondence, clippings, newsletters, photographs, minutes of meetings, programs, incorporation papers pertaining to a Cornell University cooperative living unit, with particular reference to social issues and visits from Eleanor Roosevelt, Marion Anderson and Norman Thomas.
Wayne Heebner Rothenberger papers
Student scrapbook with programs, menus, dance cards, and clippings relating to student activities, Acacia fraternity, and Cornell University Masons, the Hobasco Lodge (Ithaca) and other Masonic groups. Also, two photograph albums with pictures of friends, Cornell University scenes, and other activities on and off campus; and a Cornell banner.