Collections

This collection contains press releases, press clips, invitations and programs concerning Housatonic Community College new and returning Student Orientation.

This collection includes bound Housatonic Community College Yearbooks produced from 1969 â€" 1973, 1975, 1990, 1991, 1993, and 1996.

The collection consists of payroll and other financial documents of the Housatonic Railroad and, to a lesser extent, the Naugatuck Railroad, with a very few other financial documents from other railroads in southerm New England in the latter half of the 19th centtury.

Seckerson became head of the English Department at Connecticut Agricultural College in 1921. His development of the department assisted in the conversion from a vocational college into a state university in 1939. His management of the dramatic club laid the foundation for the future Department of Speech and Drama. In addition to teaching, Mr. Seckerson was an ordained minister and returned to pastoral duties after retiring from the University in 1946. At the time of his retirement, the English Department was the largest department on the UConn campus.

The materials consist of photographs of Howard C. Tracy (Yale 1887) depicting the Yale campus, student activities and sports during the late 1880s.

Howard Dunham Barlow was a radio pioneer, musician, composer, arranger and conductor. The Howard Dunham Barlow Collection consists of correspondence, newspaper and magazine clippings, recordings, original compositions, published choral arrangements, CBS program logs, scrapbooks, oral history, orchestral arrangements and works, prospective scripts, reviews of concerts, phonograph records, photographs, and writings.

Howard Fifield Legg (1881-1973), Wesleyan class of 1904, spent his career as a pastor and later a professor.

386 envelopes of 35mm strip negatives and contact sheets of photographs Dr. Goldbaum took of campus activities and events while a student (1967-1969) and as staff photographer for Joseph Duffey's 1970 campaign for Senate.

35 mm photographs taken by Dr. Goldbaum as staff photographer for the Joe Duffey campaign for U.S. Senate in 1970.