Women authors

Sarah Elbert (1936-2019) was an American literary historian, best known for her scholarship on Louisa May Alcott's writings. This collection contains the professional records of Sarah Elbert, including materials related to her teaching, writings, and participation in conferences and workshops.

The Molly Peacock papers document the personal and professional life of Molly Peacock, author and poet. The majority of the collection documents Peacock's writings, as well as her work as a writer outside the writing and publication of her books. There is also a small amount of personal material in the collection that documents Peacock's childhood, education, friendships, and family.

This collection includes news clippings, speech transcripts, letters from public officials, certificates of appreciation, and similar materials documenting Dorothy L. Titchener's service on the Binghamton Housing Authority from 1953 until 1972. Also present are some clippings of her earlier activities as a playwright and author, and which document her role in other Binghamton-area civic and philanthropic organizations.

The Women's National Book Association (WNBA) Binghamton Chapter was an organization that supported local women booksellers, librarians, authors, publishers, storytellers, and poets. The Women's National Book Association, Binghamton Chapter records contains the administrative and program files of the chapter.