Special Collections Finding Aids
Activism and social reform • Adult and continuing education • African-Americans • American literature • American poetry • Architecture • Biography • British literature • Broadcasting history • Business and industry • Cartoonists • Children's literature • Church and clergy • Civil War (U.S.) • Dance and theatre • French literature • Historians • Illustrators • Industrial design • Journalists and journalism • Military history • Music • New York State history and ephemera • Painters • Photographers and photojournalists • Plastics • Politics, government, and public administration • Popular culture • Publishing and printing history • Radicalism in the arts • Religion and philosophy • Science and medicine • Science fiction • Sculptors • Women authors • (None)

Activism and social reform (157 collections)

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Adult and continuing education (109 collections)

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African-Americans (73 collections)

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American literature (225 collections)

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American poetry (200 collections)

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Architecture (46 collections)

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Biography (37 collections)

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British literature (99 collections)

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Broadcasting history (100 collections)

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Business and industry (221 collections)

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Cartoonists (220 collections)

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Children's literature (40 collections)

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Church and clergy (142 collections)

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Civil War (U.S.) (70 collections)

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Dance and theatre (57 collections)

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French literature (24 collections)

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Historians (47 collections)

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Illustrators (136 collections)

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Industrial design (80 collections)

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Journalists and journalism (116 collections)

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Military history (163 collections)

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Music (126 collections)

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New York State history and ephemera (552 collections)

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Painters (173 collections)

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Photographers and photojournalists (68 collections)

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Plastics (80 collections)

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Politics, government, and public administration (232 collections)

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Popular culture (100 collections)

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Publishing and printing history (114 collections)

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Radicalism in the arts (78 collections)

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Religion and philosophy (136 collections)

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Science and medicine (117 collections)

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Science fiction (47 collections)

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Sculptors (76 collections)

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Women authors (133 collections)

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None (142 collections)

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