Seaweed Specimen Book, circa 1970? 1 folder (SC)
Bound scrapbook containing pressed specimens of various types of seaweed, most with Latin names written underneath. Also includes clipping of two articles on the subject.
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Physician's Account Book, 1862-1865 1 volume (SC)
Medical ledger, also includes notations about farm work.
Benjamin Spock Symposium Collection, 1996 1 linear ft.
Videorecordings, audiorecordings, slides, photos, and assorted other material relating to "Choices for Children and Families: A Symposium Honoring Benjamin Spock" held at Syracuse University
James Thornton Correspondence, 1855-1866 1 folder (SC)
Letters concerning James (Jimmy) Thornton of Cincinnatus, New York, a pupil at the New York Asylum for Idiots in Syracuse, from Dr. Hervey Wilbur and other staff at the institution to the boy's mother, Mary Thornton (later Mary Wheat).
German Manuscript, circa 1820 SC (1 volume)
German manuscript, most likely from the beginning of the 19th century. Poems, songs, tobacco recipes, apothecary's ingredients, etc.
Travel Journal, 1817 1 volume (SC)
Diary of a trip through central New York; medical recipes and formulas.
Lowther Castle Ship's Medical Log, 1821-1822 1 volume (SC)
Record of the sixth voyage of the ship Lowther Castle, registered in Great Britain, anchored at Bengal, Whampoa, and Panang. Lists 217 cases and treatments.
Syracuse Pharmacists Collection, 1860-1867 1 folder (SC)
A collection of orders, receipts, billheads, and correspondence from pharmacists and medical suppliers in Syracuse, New York during the mid-1800s.
Plastics History Collection, 1943-2018 5.5 linear ft. (including 5 films)
Miscellaneous items relating to the history of the plastics industry and notable figures in plastics research, development and manufacturing. Includes printed material, photographs, technical papers, interviews, and audiovisual material.
Fairfield Collection, 1804-1950 10 linear ft.
Records of Fairfield Academy and Fairfield Medical College, Herkimer County, New York, and the personal papers of Dr. William Mather, Alonzo C. Mather, Albert B. Watkins, and other families and individuals connected with the school and town.