Incomplete set of the journal publication which had been run in New York City for more than 30 years reflecting the life of the Carpatho-Rusyns community in the United States. Carpatho-Rusyns is an East Slavic ethnic group in Central Europe.

A compilation of material related to theaters in Geneva, including movie theaters.

This collection represents a wide variety of the business and personal interests of Thompson C Maxwell and his brothers Joshua and Henry who were in the nursery business from 1848 until their deaths. It includes correspondence, photos, stock certificates, and many deeds related to their land purchases across the country.

Sarah Hopkins Bradford is known for being the first biographer of Harriet Tubman and for writing the first history of Geneva.

Rufus J Dryer was an a painter who studied in New York State and in Europe, mainly France and Spain, and created many paintings and screens until his early death in 1937.

This folder contains a paper headband worn at an RPI Alumni Reunion. It features a large RPI seal on the front. "Compliments of The Union National Bank Troy, NY" is printed on the back.

Mathematical table of sine, cosine, tangent, and cotangent values belonging to Hiram D. Harris, RPI Class of 1923.

This collection consists of a ledger book recording rents paid in the Reynolds Arcade, a major Rochester, New York office and commercial building between 1914 and 1931.

A compilation of general materials related to music in Geneva.