Contents:

- Savings account booklet with inserted 1923 Lincoln penny for Viola Shafniski, envelope postmarked October 28, 1924.

- Envelope of "Johnson City Historical Paintings" by William Grausgruber, presented by The Oakdale Mall Office of The Binghamton Savings Bank. Three colored prints of paintings, with background card.

Halftone print captioned "The Beet-Sugar Factory at Binghamton, N. Y." Removed from an 1898 issue of the magazine "The Country Gentleman."

The Mark Kulikowski collection includes a wide range of historical material from and about the Broome County region. The collection has been divided into the following series: manuscripts, printed ephemera, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, photographs, postcards, and realia. Materials are organized alphabetically within each series. Books and other publications have been removed and cataloged separately (see the "Related Materials" note).

Five-cent scrip note produced by Doty & McFarlan of New York, overprinted in red for "Blakeslee & Wicks, The Clothiers" located opposite the Exchange Hotel in Binghamton.

Blessed Trinity Parish includes churches in Catatonk, Waverly, Newark Valley, Apalachin, and Van Etten; Saint Patrick Parish is in Owego.

Chromolithographic advertising card with generic image of a hand holding a bouquet of flowers. Stamped in purple: "D. Boardman, Choice Confectionary, Fruits, Nuts, etc. | 60 Court St., Binghamton, N.Y."

Programs for "Stomp" (March 1997); "Peter Pan" (October 2000); "Show Boat" (January 2001); "Jekyll & Hyde" (May 2001); "My Fair Lady" (November 2001); "Rent" (December 2001); "Ragtime" (February 2002); "Cabaret" (May 2002); "blast II: Shockwave" (October 2002).

One dollar banknote issued by the Broome County Bank in 1847. Printed by Draper, Toppan & Co., New York.

The Mark Kulikowski collection includes a wide range of historical material from and about the Broome County region. The collection has been divided into the following series: manuscripts, printed ephemera, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, photographs, postcards, and realia. Materials are organized alphabetically within each series. Books and other publications have been removed and cataloged separately (see the "Related Materials" note).

The Mark Kulikowski collection includes a wide range of historical material from and about the Broome County region. The collection has been divided into the following series: manuscripts, printed ephemera, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, photographs, postcards, and realia. Materials are organized alphabetically within each series. Books and other publications have been removed and cataloged separately (see the "Related Materials" note).