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Don Boros Russian Theatre collection
Lamont Montgomery Bowers papers
The papers of Lamont Montgomery Bowers (1847-1941), inventor, businessman, manufacturer, consists of business and personal correspondence, business records relating to Bowers' career in Binghamton and Broome County, New York industry, civic affairs and finance. L.M. Bowers was also a real-estate developer and land agent in Nebraska, manager for and confidential representative of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and Jr., principally in Cleveland, Ohio, and in Colorado.
Fernand Braudel Center at Binghamton University records
Yves Brayer exhibition catalogs and clippings
A small collection of exhibition catalogs, clippings, and printed ephemera related to the French artist Yves Brayer (1907 - 1990).
Broome County Church Architecture collection
Broome County Church Architecture collection
The Broome County Church Architecture Collection consists of surveys done on Broome County churches, missions, synagogues, and temples, along with several letters, essays, church bulletins, journals, and other items. See the Container List for a detailed inventory of the collection.
Broome County Oral History project
This collection includes audio recordings and transcriptions from the Broome County Oral History project, conceived and administered by the Senior Services Unit of the Broome County Office for the Aging between November 1977 and September 1978. Transcriptions and streaming audio are available via Omeka.
Broome County Peace Action records
The Broome County Peace Action records documents the work of BCPA and earlier anti-Vietnam War groups. BCPA is an organization dedicated to the abolishing of nuclear weapons, constructing a world of peace and justice, and eliminating militarism as a method of resolving conflict.
Lewis Henry Brown letters
Jack B. Bryan drawings for "Binghamton Press"
This collection includes thirty (30) pen and ink drawings and designs by Jack B. Bryan for publication in the "Binghamton Press" and "Evening Press" as well as a copy of an insert from the September 12, 1963 issue of the "Evening Press" featuring an eight-panel cartoon by Bryan on the front.