Newsclippings, photographs, and ephemera saved by John R. Putnam in a scrapbook.

By the mid 1990’s Congregation Shaara T’Filleh of Saratoga Springs had more than doubled in population. Many of this population were doctors, dentists, lawyers, businessmen, restaurants, grocers and a variety of retail specialists. The Conservative Jewish Community came together and built the first new synagogue and social center on Weibel Ave in Saratoga. This collection contains photographs, magazine and newspaper articles, information about the families who were members of the congregation.

This collection was created and donated by Jack L. Ellsworth. It is comprised of several notebooks of photocopied materials relating to the Ellsworth and Grippin Families.

This collection consists of financial and governance records for the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.

This is a collection of photocopies of columns written by journalist Craig Wilson that appeared in the Saratogian.

The collection highlights information that was submitted to the Library of Congress for the "Local Legacies Project" featuring the Feast of St. Michael held annually in Saratoga Springs, NY.

This collection contains papers and photographs related to the life and work of Gordon Spaulding. These papers largely deal with police work during the 1930s.

The Caroline Slade Collection reflects the life of author and activist, Caroline Slade, including drafts of her writing, personal and business correspondence, and scrapbooks she maintained. The collection also consists of published pieces, photographs, and ephemera.

This is collection of personal and professional papers which capture the experiences of a local elected official.