Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell Collection Two Boxes
Historic Geneva
Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell became the first female doctor in the United States in 1849 through the Geneva Medical College.
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Dr. Robert Breed Collection, 1898-1952 Two Boxes
Historic Geneva
Dr. Robert Stanley Breed was a well known authority on the sanitation of milk and worked at the NYS Agricultural Experiment Station.
Historic Geneva
Dr. Robert E Doran was a physician in Geneva in the 20th century and was very involved with the Geneva Historical Society.
Historic Geneva
Dr. William R Brooks was an astronomer known for discovering 26 comets.
Edwin Becker Papers, 1773 - 1950s Two Boxes
Historic Geneva
Edwin Becker was a poet who produced several books during his lifetime. He was also an engineer and a keen inventor.
Elizabeth Durfee Papers One Box
Historic Geneva
Elizabeth Durfee was the daughter of a Hobart College professor and dean, herself a physics instructor and registrar for HWS Colleges.
Fay and Bowen Company Records, 1904 - 2004 Four Boxes
Historic Geneva
This collection contains photographs, catalogs, advertisements and articles from various publications. Also included is correspondence conducted between the Geneva Historical Society and others from the 1960s-2000s, mostly with Eleanor Clise, GHS Archivist. Most Fay & Bowen material comes from after the company moved from Auburn, 1904, until it closed in 1929; a couple of catalogs or copies are included from pre-1904. Also included are FayBow materials from the early 1930s.
Historic Geneva
This collection consists of material related to Seth Field and Lucy Mix Field who lived in Geneva in the 19th century.
Historic Geneva
Materials from this collection refer to the buildings on the corner of Milton and Pulteney Streets and the later building on Carter Rd.
Historic Geneva
These materials cover 1796 through the 1990s with histories, research, articles, and photographs on the building and its uses since it was built. Especially important are the deeds related to the Hygienic Institute’s Amos B Smith and James Knapp and the Pulteney Apartments, Inc.