This collection contains materials on the history of SUNY Oneonta. It consists of articles, manuscripts, reports, and other papers.

The collection contains letters, sheet music manuscripts, memorabilia and books from Griffes’ personal library that offer insight into the musical training and personal progression of Charles Tomlinson Griffes. The collection documents the formative years of Charles Tomlinson Griffes containing 28 original letters written during his early adulthood while studying music in Berlin, Germany, 1903-1906. The letters are addressed to Miss Mary Selena Broughton, his former piano teacher at Elmira College and his mother, Clara Griffes. A number of sheet music manuscripts of Griffes’ most important works: “Sonata,” “White Peacock” and “The Lake at Evening,” are included. The poetry that played an important role in Griffes’ musical process is represented in the collection by numerous books from his personal library.

This collection contains materials about the college camp of SUNY Oneonta. It consists of correspondence, committee activities, photographs, articles, and other ephemera

This collection contains materials about the residence halls of SUNY Oneonta. It mostly consists of articles and photographs. There are 16 halls mentioned in the collection.

This collection contains materials from the college’s Registrar Office. It consists of record books, course information, correspondence, articles, and other ephemera .

This collection contains materials about the Percy Bugbee School for Children. It consists of correspondence, publications, programs, photographs, articles, and other ephemera.

This collection contains historical information about the Oneonta Normal School, also known as Old Main. Included in this collection are newspaper articles, photographs, and memorabilia items related to the school.

This collection contains materials on the various student publications that have been at SUNY Oneonta. It consists of copies of publications, articles, correspondence, and other ephemera.

This collection contains papers about James M. Milne, who was the first principal of the Oneonta Normal School. Included in this collection are articles, correspondence, photographs, and other ephemera related to Milne.

This collection contains materials about the Satire Newsletter of SUNY Oneonta. It consists mostly of letters and memos.