Biographical sources
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
.01 Allan A. Kuusisto papers, 1969-2000
Alumni and alumnae information files, 1826-1930
This collection contains informational student files created by the Hobart and William Smith Colleges Alumni and Alumnae Relations office. The files in this collection cover Geneva College, Hobart College, and William Smith College students who graduated between 1826 and 1930. Materials include newspaper clippings, articles, correspondence, information sheets, photographs, and some publications.
There are also a couple files on faculty and staff.
Edward Everett (E. E.) Griffith and the Little Theater collection, 1946-1995
A collection of Professor E. E. Griffith's personal papers, biographical materials, and materials regarding the Little Theatre, of which he was the Director. The collection spans the years 1946-1995.
Elizabeth Blackwell Award records
Files pertaining to the creation of the Elizabeth Blackwell Award in 1958, and its recipients.
Elon Howard Eaton papers, 1877-2009
John Lydenberg collection, 1931-2000
The Collection on John Lydenberg includes documents from 1931 to 2000 that pertain to John Lydenberg, Professor of English and American Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges from 1946-1980. These documents are organized into four boxes, which include lecture notes, supplementary teaching materials, publications, and biographical information.
Theodore Tellefsen (T. T.) and Elizabeth Herendeen Odell collection, 1916-2001
This collection contains items relating primarily to the career of Theodore Tellefsen Odell and to some extent his wife, Elizabeth Herendeen Odell. Items include: correspondence, publications, photographs, newspaper articles, biographical materials, awards, honorary degrees, event programs, and academic memorabilia.
Warren Hunting Smith papers, 1737-1995
This collection contains the papers of Warren Hunting Smith, Hobart & William Smith trustee, editor of the Horace Walpole letters, and grand-nephew of William Smith, founder. The materials include voluminous personal and professional correspondence, manuscripts, programs, and assorted materials related to genealogical research. There is a large amount of collected articles and pamphlets on various topics, most notably Geneva history.