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Eclectic collection consists of photographs, newspaper clippings, texts of radio talks, business ledgers, organization minutes on the history of Canton, N.Y.

This collection contains detailed letters written by Robert Cottrell during his military service in World War I. The letters contain detailed descriptions of battles he fought in, such as the battle of the Marne.

While the majority of Mr. Haldeman’s gift consists of approximately 85 books related to canoeing, the accompanying files contain magazine and newsletter articles, catalog advertisements, newspaper articles and detailed records of purchases made to supplement the book collection.

This collection features the correspondence and ephemera of Robert Gilmore. The letters communicate his army life during the Civil War and his recovery after he was wounded.

The collection consists of photocopies of diary entries made by Lt. Robert H. Van Slyke describing events related to each of the 41 bombing missions his squadron made between November 19, 1944 and April 22, 1945 in the German theater.

The collection contains two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings representing various events and happenings that Mr. Williams wrote about between 1944 and 1955.

This unprocessed collection consists of the papers of McEwen while in the House of Representatives from 1964 through 1980. Included is information on Fort Drum, 1980 Winter Olympics, Vietnam War, St. Lawrence Seaway, abortion, agriculture, and the different committees he served on.

The collection consists of 19th century student writings and orations, grange talks, diaries, a family history, correspondence, genealogical material, subject files and photos related to the Rodee family.

Scrapbook of newspaper and magazine clippings by and about Rudyard Kipling assembled by Nathan Ford Giffin, St. Lawrence University class of 1895. Also contains 1 letter (tls) from Kipling.

The collection consists mainly of correspondence of John L. Russell and Mary S. Wead during their courtship years. Also included are photographs, several newspapers, and newspaper clippings that contain information about the Harry K. Thaw trial, the extortion, the disappearance of Hartridge's wife, and the attempts made by her family to find her, as well as several other clippings about members of the Russell family.