Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
Frederick M. Wright scrapbook
Scrapbook of programs, dance cards, ticket stubs, fraternity materials, correspondence, photographs, college entrance exam grades, and other items from Wright's student days at Cornell University
Frederick S. Crofts scrapbook and photo album
Scrapbooks of clippings, programs, menus, photographs, etc. documenting his years at Cornell and some items from Little Falls (N.Y.) High School. Also, portraits of fellow students, including a inscribed picture of Yau Hang Tong ('07), an early Chinese student.
Frederick W. Ritter, Jr. scrapbook
Scrapbook with photographs, programs, campus views, etc. documenting student life, especially Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, theater, and musical events, as well as Reunion photographs, 1986 and 2006.
Frederick William Fisher papers
Frederick William Ritter, Sr. scrapbook
Frost family papers
Correspondence, 1889-1917, between members of the Frost family of Watkins Glen, New York, especially Robinson Frost and his mother Eva Frost while he was a student at Princeton University. Diaries of Nellie Louise Frost Winters, 1892-1962; diary of Edith B. Andrews, 1965; accounts of John Emery Frost, 1870; and expense book of Eva Frost, 1872-1877. Glass negatives of Frost family members and scenes of Watkins Glen and Trumansburg.
G. M. Gelas photographs
Three black and white prints of G.M. Gelas, fencing instructor at Cornell University.
Gabriel family papers
Gabriel L. Kaplan papers
Collection consists of three scrapbooks (1938-1941, 1940-1941, and 1951-1969) including news clippings, a little correspondence, and some photographs. The manuscript volume "1949 Slum Survey" with photographs and text is also included.
Gage B. Swift scrapbook
Scrapbook with photographs, programs, and other memorabilia, especially relating to the Cornell Cadet Corps Signal Corps and athletic events. Also includes an illustrated souvenir program for D.W. Griffith's Birth of a Nation, which was screened at the Lyceum Theatre in Ithaca on march 23, 24, and 25, 1916.