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Stephanie Whitney Cunningham manuscript (2011-29-0) is an unfinished manuscript draft of "From Bride to Great-Grandmother in Litchfield" by Stephanie Whitney Cunningham. Written in a small spiral bound notebook, the manuscript gives insight into the author's life in Litchfield, as well as the social scene, families, buildings, etc. that were present in the community in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

St. Margaret Mary Parish entertainment programs consists of "Best of Broadway," 1962 Mar 2-3, and "Snowflake Fashions," 1962 Nov 7.

The St. Michael's Parish Vital Records collection (2011-108-0) is comprised of two volumes of transcripts. The first volume ranges from 1757-1870 and covers burials (separated by race), communicants, confirmations, deaths (separated by race), and marriages (separated by race). The second volume covers only baptisms from the years 1750-1867. Each volume is organized alphabetically, not chronologically. The records give the name of the person and the date of whatever service they received.

The records consist of photograph albums, ledgers, minutes, financial records, correspondence, constitution and amendments, and biographical information documenting the activities and operations of the Book and Snake Society (incorporated as the Stone Trust Corporation) and Cloister Club at Yale, and its predecessor, Sigma Delta Chi Society.

The Stoughton family papers (1776-1989) consist of correspondence, genealogical materials, press clippings, and other documents related to members of the Stoughton family and homes on Main Street South Windsor, CT.

The records consist of student records of the Art Division of the Yale Summer School of Music and Art in Norfolk, Connecticut.

The records consist of student records of the Yale Summer Program in Graphic Design in Brissago, Switzerland, an affiliate of the Yale School of Art.

The records consist of student files from the Yale Summer High School.

Collection includes monographs by Palmer Cox, mainly Brownie stories, but also includes The Jolly Chinee; Funny Animals; Queer People with Paws, Claws, Wings; Juvenile Budget. Two original Palmer Cox drawings are included, pen and ink cover art for "The Brownies at Home" and pen and ink drawings for the advertisement for Palmer Cox's books; ephemera includes mostly advertisements; Browning handkerchief.

Susan Wakeen catalogs showing dolls.