Published material, clippings and ephemera relating to World War I.

Manuscript diaries of a young girl from Syracuse, N.Y.

The collection consists mostly of correspondence of the Roberts family and to a smaller extent of the Wentworth family. The majority of the letters was written during the Civil War by William Jay Roberts to his sister and mother and by George B. Wentworth to his wife. There are also letters written by Roberts' sister Jennette as well as by Wentworth's son and daughter-in-law. In addition to the correspondence there are also a few items of memorabilia, including William Jay Roberts' diary for 1861 and a record book of Company I of the 8th Regiment of the Connecticut Volunteers containing entries by several officers as well as letters and field orders and other miscellaneous military documents related to William Jay Roberts.

Diary kept while Highland was serving in the United States Navy.

Daily journal of the activities and travels of a resident of 19th century Litchfield, New York. Scattered pages also contain riddles, medicinal recipes and other memoranda.

Diary of a trip through central New York; medical recipes and formulas.

Anonymous diary describing a trip via steamship from Philadelphia to Prince Edward Island.

Papers of the American admiral and Office of the Budget official. Correspondence, journal, miscellanea.

Diary kept by a surveyor in western Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Diary of an upstate New York resident, probably a male railroad employee.