Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
Class of 1930, Women records
Newsletters, photographs, and other records relating to the women of the Class of 1930 at Cornell University.
Class of 1935 records
Photograph albums documenting reunions of the Class of 1935; slides of class activities, 1976-1981; and movie films. Also records relating to Reunions and to the Class of 1935 Walk.
Class of 1945 memorabilia
Class of 1950 archives project papers
Two loose-leaf volumes documenting the student years of the Class of 1950, their graduation, and alumni activities. Also includes loose copies of publications including the Widow, photographs, alumni information, photographs, etc.
Class of 1957 records
This collection contains photographs, video, newspapers, and scrapbooks documenting Cornell University’s Class of 1957.
Claude A Cole scrapbook
Student scrapbook including programs, photographs, ephemera, newspaper clippings, and other items depicting student life at Cornell University.
Claudia Brenner papers
Newspaper clippings about the attack and murder, the prosecution of of Carr, controversial coverage of the story by the Ithaca Journal, and Brenner's activities since then. Also, photographs of her with NGLTF staff and Senator Paul Simon, and files from her public speaking and activism on the issue. Transcripts of two tapes she made after the attack, which used in writing her book. An "evidence tag" that was placed on her backpack. Audio and videocassettes.
Clifton Mines photographs and miscellany
Photographs, clippings and magazine articles, and typescripts of newspaper articles ca.1867-ca.1941 concerning the Clifton Iron Co., St. Lawrence County, New York. Also, certificates of increase of capital stock, 1864, 1868; consent to mortgage, 1866; and typescripts of the certificate of incorporation and financial documents.
Clinton R. Wyckoff papers
Letters to Wyckoff concern scheduling and strategies of football games, potential Cornell players, and arrangements for Wyckoff to officiate. Other letters are from family members, Kappa Alpha fraternity brothers, and several from Joseph William Beacham, Jr., an All-America substitute end, 1895. Also includes eight photographs. Correspondence from Marshall Newell, former Cornell football coach.