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Mark Kulikowski collection
The Mark Kulikowski collection includes a wide range of historical material from and about the Broome County region. The collection includes manuscripts, printed ephemera, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, photographs, postcards, and realia. Books and other publications have been removed and cataloged separately.
Vitantonio La Sorte diaries
The Vitantonio La Sorte diaries include 44 diaries by Vitantonio, an Italian immigrant, World War I veteran, and grocer who lived in upstate New York from 1906 until his death in 1972. There is also a small amount of material translating and commenting on the diaries written by his son, Dr. Michael La Sorte.
Mary Lavin papers
Correspondence of the Irish-American short story writer and her literary colleagues.
Maurice Leyden Family papers
Libraries at Binghamton University records
This collection contains the records of the Binghamton University Libraries. The Libraries offer resources to support instruction and research at the University. Since 1950, the Libraries' goal has been to support scholarship, teach information literacy, and help connect the university community to research resources. While the Libraries originally focussed on collecting books and microfilm, over the years the collection has grown to include rare materials, data, and digital resources.
Kenneth C. Lindsay papers
This collection documents Professor Emeritus Kenneth C. Lindsay’s (1919-2009) life and interests from his time in the United States Army during World War II, through his years as the chair of the Department of Art and Art History at Binghamton University, until his death in 2009.
Link Family papers and business records
Link Foundation records
The Link Foundation was established as a charitable trust by Edwin A. and Marion C. Link in 1953 to fund research in aviation, oceanography, and energy. The records of the Link Foundation are largely concerned with the administration of grants to organizations . Also contained within the collection are documents concerning the administration of the Foundation itself, including financial statements and minutes of meetings.
John B. and Kate Smith Livernoche letters
Letters received by John B. Livernoche (1848 - 1917) and Kate Smith Livernoche (1850 - 1908), with one note received by their daughter Laura. There is some unrelated material in the final folder. John and Kate moved to Binghamton, New York in 1871, where John worked as a shoemaker.
Local History Manuscripts and Ephemera collection
This collection contains manuscripts, printed ephemera, photographs and photograph albums, scrapbooks, and realia from Binghamton and the surrounding area. To date, only the manuscripts, photograph albums, and scrapbooks are included in this guide; other series will be added in future. If you have questions, please contact speccoll@binghamton.edu.