Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
William F. Fuerst student service award photographs
Photographs from the luncheon and reception for winners of the student service award created by Bill Fuerst.
William Gundry Broughton papers
Personal and business correspondence, professional papers, office records, memoranda, design data, requisitions, and printed and mimeographed technical material. Also early technical information on amateur radio and accounts.
William H. Andriette papers
William H. Perry journal and photographs
Narrative of a whaling expedition by Perry in the Atlantic and Indian oceans in the bark "Milwood" out of New Bedford, Massachusetts; and Perry's copy of the journal of John W. Phelps, Syracuse, New York, providing detailed information on the location of the ship, the capturing of sperm whales, and the weather. Also, eight photographs of the Ithaca, New York area.
William H. Smith photograph album
Photograph album including autographed pictures of the Class of 1873, including cabinet card of Emma Eastman.
William Haag scrapbook
Scrapbook of articles, programs, ticket stubs, photographs, and other items from Haag's student days at Cornell University. Also, a small T-square used as a menu and program for the 7th Annual Sibley Banquet, March 17, 1910.
William Henry Hill papers
Papers of William Henry Hill, who was a New York State and United States congressman, National Convention delegate, member of the New York State Republican Party executive committee, chairman of the Broome County Republicans, publisher of the Binghamton Sun, and Central New York State Parks Commissioner.
William Henry Miller papers
Drawings, photographs, plans, and specifications of Ithaca and Cornell buildings by Miller, list of newspaper articles concerning Miller and notable architecture in Ithaca, and a biographical sketch of Miller by Dethlefsen.
William Henry Wales memorabilia
Photographs, postcards, programs, and other items documenting his Cornell experience.
William Hull Botsford papers
Collection documenting the life and career of William Hull Botsford, who studied at the Cornell College of Architecture from 1907-1909. Collection includes correspondence, photographs, news clippings, diaries, scrapbooks, artifacts, and works of art. Main subjects represented in the collection are Botsford’s life, time at Cornell, career as an architect, and death in the sinking of the RMS Titanic.