Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
E. B. White collection
Manuscripts, letters, documents, clippings, photographs, filmstrips, film reels, notecards, cassette tapes, bound photocopies, medals and awards by, to, or about E.B. White, spanning the entire range of his activities throughout his life.
E. C. Kelly Cornell and Ithaca printed miscellany
Broadsides, trade cards, pamphlets, brochures, photographs and other items pertaining chiefly to Cornell University and the Tompkins County region.
E. Eugene Barker papers
E. Eugene Barker was an Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding at Cornell University. This collection contains notes, sketches, lab reports, as well as miscellaneous photographs, clippings, and letters.
Earl Cleave papers
Newsletters and annotated U.S. Navy photographs of construction related to the Vietnam War.
Earl E. Hodges scrapbook
Student scrapbook including clippings, photographs, Cornell memorabilia, programs, booklets, and other material of a Cornell undergraduate.
Earl S. Markham papers
Photographs and ephemera relating to Earl Markham's education at the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine as well as his service in the United States Army Veterinary Corps during World War I.
Eddy LaDue papers
Includes LaDue's publications, course material for Agricultural Finance, photographs of the Bankers School of Agriculture (1963-1977), and records of the Northeast School of Agricultural Lending (2003-2004) and the W.I. Myers Agricultural Finance and Management Advisory Council (1997-2004).
Edgar Williams papers
Includes four medals received by Edgar Williams from King Albert of Belgium, Queen Elizabeth, the Parliament of Belgium, and the city of Brussels, with two supporting papers for the medals; photograph of D.J. Cardinal Mercier, Archbishop of Malines; correspondence concerning Williams' work with a war relief commission in Belgium, 1915-1917; photograph album of the commission; and a copy of Williams' will.
Edmund Ezra Day personal papers
Edmund Morris papers
Photographs, letters, clippings, and pamphlets; topics include Morris' interest in the anti-slavery movement, his letters to newspapers on several current subjects, providing houses for the poor, and the availability of farms in the Burlington, N.J. region. Correspondents include C. A. Dana and Josiah Quincy.