Collections
Drone photography covering the Village of Aurora with Wells College, the Village of Moravia, the Village of Union Springs, the City of Auburn, as well as neighborhoods and farmlands of Genoa.
Photographs and ephemera highlighting Black history in Columbia County.
Materials curated by Black Legacy Association of Columbia County (BLACC) to showcase the contributions made by the Black community to Columbia County from slavery to the present time.
Historic bookplates at St. Joseph's University - Callahan Library.
This collection comprises photographs and postcards documenting various areas, people, and activities and events in and around Boonville, New York.
This extensive glass-plate collection contains the work of Franck Taylor Bowers (1875-1932) a Broome County artist and photographer.
The Scoutmaster of Troop 73, Howard C. Coughtry, created this collection about the troop's civic and recreational activities.
Brightwaters Village throughout the years, early promotion to infrastructure.
A collection of early 20th century photographs depicting the Brockport region.
This collection contains a sampling from the thousands of Brockway Motor Truck Co. slides, photographs and negatives.
Images from the Broome County Poor Farm located in Dickinson, also referred to as the Broome County Almshouse. It opened in 1833 and closed in the 1960s.
Photographs of schools and classrooms around Broome County.
This collection showcases historical photographs that document the life and work of the Brotherhood of St. Job of Pochaev.
Postcards and stereographs of many Buffalo Olmsted Parks from the late 1800s to early 1900s.
The Buffalo Photograph Collection of lantern slides contains images of cityscapes, street views, events, and architecture in turn-of-the-century Buffalo.
This collection documents the construction of SUNY Schenectady's campus and early faculty and students.
Photographs of the city of Auburn NY, featuring downtown businesses, residences, city buildings, banking institutions, and hotels.
This collection includes the Bullis Family & Friends Album. In 1837, Charles Bullis settled in Macedon, NY with his wife Eleanor. Charles attended Geneva Medical College and became one of Macedon's first physicians. Charles and Eleanor had two children, Abraham and Amy.
This collection contains historic photographs of businesses in Albany, New York.
The photographs in this series document a variety of businesses over Tupper Lake’s history from approximately 1880 to 2005.
Pictorial family records documenting the Cahill, Stayton, and Eurell families of Montauk.