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Collection includes correspondence as well as legal and financial papers.

The forty images in this series were taken by photographer Justin Kimball between 2012 and 2016 in unnamed small towns and rural locations in New York State, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, places whose cultural fabric and economic livelihood have been deeply affected by 20th century deindustrialization. Chiefly taken in winter, the images document the impact of the decline in the coal, steel, lumber, and paper industries, and farming, and the survivors of this era, showing working class neighborhoods, streetscapes, storefronts, abandoned houses and industrial sites, railroad tracks, and people gathered on streets and porches, leaning out of windows, and playing ball games.

Original folder titles have been retained. Dates range chiefly from 1948-1952.

Contains extensive documentation of US foreign policy, armed conflict, and human rights issues in El Salvador, primarily during the Salvadoran Civil War (1979-1992) and in the first decade after the adoption of peace accords. In the context of the civil war, emphasis is on the scope of open and covert US assistance to the Salvadoran military in its campaign against the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front and on patterns of political violence committed mainly by the Salvadoran military and affiliated paramilitary units or death squads. Areas of emphasis in the post-war period include the implementation of peace accords, election administration and electoral politics, and investigations into wartime human rights abuses.

The first group of ledgers has been boxed. The other volumes are arranged in rough chronological order, and are marked with the current library numbering sequence, and in parentheses, the original volume numbers.

Contains ephemera and periodicals including material about/by Frost that were mostly collected by George Ehlhardt.

Some materials may be fragile - please handle with care.

This section consists of publications and ephemera pertaining to Erets Yisrael-Palestine (before the establishment of the State of Israel) and published between 1919 and 1988.

Contains some correspondence and reports used to support the petition for a local chapter of Sigma Xi. Initiation rites include vows taken and the general order of initiation ceremonies. The membership roster has the most complete information about early activity in the chapter.

Folders contain a wide variety of entries related to women's movement conferences, meetings, and demonstrations, arranged in date order. Some of the events are represented by a single image, while others are extensively covered. Folder titles are taken from the original headings assigned by Lane.

The collection consists of 25 16x13 inch black-and-white photographs taken from 2001 to 2004 by Marion Belanger, documenting the impact of human land use and demand for water on the Florida Everglades. The images show wildlife and natural landscapes as well as the presence and impacts of tourism, agriculture, migrant worker housing, construction, and the activities of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Army.

The Executive Committee series contains agendas, correspondence, minutes, petitions, rosters, and lists of the standing committees of the Executive Committee of the Undergraduate Faculty Council. Topics include the reorganization of the faculty, committee appointments, and petitions to suspend classes for the 1961 Cotton Bowl.

Series of 71 exhibit prints of black-and-white images taken by Gertrude Duby Blom between 1941 and 1982 in the highland jungles and towns of Chiapas, Mexico. The photographs were printed in 1982 by Barry Norris, Blom's close friend and collaborator since 1977. The matted prints are arranged in groups by size, from 11x14 to 22x22 inches (mat sizes), accompanied by a larger matted print measuring 26x26 inches. Within size groups, prints are arranged by year. Captions are taken from original text printed on the mats beneath each image.

Series houses 23 13x19 inch exhibit-quality color inkjet prints, selected from the many images taken by Iraqi men and women. The prints are arranged in number order assigned by exhibit curator. For the purpose of preservation, prints and exhibit text panels were removed from their original exhibit mats. Exhibit captions and text panels are housed in another box in the collection.

Contains booklets of press releases, distribution lists, clippings, brochures, market research reports, media reports, JWT employee memoranda and correspondence primarily related to related to media cost increases, effectiveness of various media formats, and audience research. Items arrived in numbered binders. Original order was maintained.

Organized into the following subseries: Correspondence, Legal and Financial Documents, Notebooks and Diaries, Notes and Writings, Print Materials, and Visual Materials and Artifacts. Materials relate to the family, their Redcastle estate in County Donegal, relations between the Doherty and Cochrane families, and the naval careers of brothers Arthur Auckland Leopold Pedro Cochrane and Ernest Grey Lambton Cochrane. Detailed subseries descriptions follow below.

The fifteen black-and-white prints are arranged in date order, as sequenced in the donor inventory. All prints are marked on the backs with various legacy identifiers. Image titles, photographer's name, and locations are sometimes present. Titles in this collection, if present, originate from the print. If there is no title, a brief description is included in library staff notes.

Contains material related to Currie's time at the Federal Reserve under Marriner S. Eccles and in the White House during the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration. In particular, this series includes material related to Currie's trips to and involvement with China during WWII on behalf of the FDR administration.

Peslikis was an integral element of a number of feminist efforts emerging from the second wave of feminism in the United States, including the New York Feminist Art Institute, the journal Women & Art, and the group Redstockings. Materials related to each organization are included in this series.