Search Content

Scrapbook kept by Hugh Kelly about events and people of Russell, St. Lawrence County, N.Y. between 1881 and 1963.

The collection consists hundreds of letters, invoices, memos and other correspondence between various suppliers and S.L. Clark & Son between 1896 and 1900.

This collection documents the activities of Save The River, from its founding in 1978 to present, although some of the earliest years have gaps.

Seedcorn was established in 1991 as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization “dedicated to public education and community empowerment”. Until it’s dissolution in 2015, Seedcorn provided organizational assistance and other support to fellow North Country non-profits concerned with social justice, peace and environmental sustainability.

The collection consists of the collected writings of Seymour Siegel arranged by subject included are such subjects as abortion, divorce, euthanasia, Judaism, religion, Sh'ma, Vietnam to name a few.

The papers in this collection consist of letters and documents written by Silas Wright between 1816 and 1847, and a few letters written by Wright's family and friends after his death in 1847. The letters are of both a personal and a business nature and include documents signed by Silas Wright Jr. and his father Silas Wright, Sr., of Weybridge, Vermont.

This collection consists of over 350 lantern slides, most of which are photographs of various geological features from around the world, and illustrations of prehistoric animals and plants. Approximately 100 of the slides are of photos of North Country, New York State, and Northeastern regional geological features.

The collection consists of autographs of various people throughout the world, a collection of correspondence and documents of Robert Walpole, collection of Shakespeare related materials, manuscripts signed by noteworthy persons (George Washington, Charles Dickens, Albert Einstein, Washington Irving and others). Also included are materials (lectures, pamphlets and books) by Feinstone, writings of family members, photographs, and copies of lectures on freedom by noted scholars.

The collection consists of newspaper and magazine articles on Solomon Barrett, two copies of his book Principles of English Grammar, and a manuscript subscription book he used when selling his work in New York State and Canada. The correspondence all relates to genealogical information on the Barrett family.

The collection consists of letters of the family covering a period from 1833 to 1902. Also included are newspaper clippings (1916-1968)-one of interest is "Little Stories of Canton Families", various obituaries and legal documents, family tree and a Universalist Church Directory dated 1898.