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Original blueprints, memoranda, publications, reports, and data created by Donald Warner and other engineers while producing the GE Type 1-A jet engine.

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The Edith Pilcher papers measure 5.13 cubic feet and date from 1790-2007, with the bulk of the collection falling between 1980-2004. The papers reflect her work as a freelance writer outside duties as collection development chair of the Adirondack Research Library. The collection consists of research materials, correspondence, notes, photographs, and drafts of each of her four books on Adirondack History.

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The Engineering, Science, and Management War Training (ESMWT) Program records include enrollment reports, course outlines, class experiments, certificates awarded, budgets and accounts, statistics, correspondence, and other materials relating to the program.

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The Ernst F. W. Alexanderson Papers document his pioneering electrical engineering work in radio and television at the General Electric Company. Files include reports, correspondence, notes, patent information, photographs, publications, and ephemera.

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The Ernst J. Berg Papers document Berg's electrical engineering research and teaching at Union College, the University of Illinois, and General Electric. The collection primarily consists of correspondence, technical reports, technical notes, lectures, and writings.

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Records pertaining to Erwin Miller's work with the Adirondack Mountain Club's Conservation Committee.

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The Facilities Services Records contain construction and maintenance records created by Facilities Services and its predecessors (Campus Operations and Physical Plant), including drawings, reports, correspondence, proposals, and photographs.

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The Flickinger Family Papers include correspondence, Shew House records, films, and ephemera.

Content Description Notebooks, correspondence, reports, and photographs relating to the distinguished medical career of Frank Hastings Hamilton (UC 1830). Includes notebooks of his studies at Union College, as well as his service in the United States Army during the Mexican and Civil Wars. Correspondence tends to focus on military and medical matters, and letters towards the end of his life reflect exchanges with other physicians showing a lack of interest in advances in the field of medicine, particularly...

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Appointment books, correspondence, ephemera, and other materials created by or relating to Frank Parker Day's Union College Presidency (acting president, 1928-1929; president, 1929-1933). Correspondence from 1933 deals confusion from Day regarding his forced and contentious resignation.

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Scrapbook pages containing different printings of a newspaper article syndicated by AP press on students removing paint from the Idol in 1963 written by Heitkamp. A sample of the paint is also included.

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The George D. Davis papers consist of Adirondack Study Commission reports, Adirondack Park Agency records, materials related to the Commission on the Adirondacks in the 21st Century, correspondence and special reports by the Adirondack Land Trust, USDA Forest Service records and correspondence, Davis Associates project files, correspondence with the Department of Environmental Conservation and other records relating to land use management.

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Diary pages, class compositions and a receipt for an initiation fee in the Delphian Institute.

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Records of the Glee Club of Union College. Recordings comprised of Master copies and published versions of the 1995 digital remaster of the Union College Glee Club's concerts of February 18 and May 16, 1973 and December 4, 1974. Photographs of Glee Club dated 1920 and 1965. Miscellaneous ephemera including brochures, concert posters, programs and flyers.

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The Harold A. Jerry, Jr. papers consist of 11.09 cubic feet and date from 1952-1995. The papers include environmental reports, correspondence, writings, and other records associated with Jerry's work as a government official working to prevent overdevelopment in the Adirondack Park.