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Administrative records, correspondence, and land records documenting the Arboretum at Connecticut College's founding and operations, including extensive information on Arboretum's growth, environmental goals, and operational difficulties from 1930 to 2000s.

Richard Cardarelli was a celibate gay activist priest living and working in the Hartford Area for most of his career. He co-founded Dignity/Hartford and celebrated mass with the organization. His papers include subject files which he kept for research and reference, as well as several documents pertaining to Dignity/Hartford and other Dignity organizations around the country. Scrapbooks of photos from various events in which he was involved form a good portion of the collection.

The papers consist of correspondence, photographs, nursing curriculum and memorabilia of Annie Warburton Goodrich. Also included are records of the Committee on Nursing Organization.

The materials consist of a videotape documenting the 25th anniversary reunion of the Yale College Class of 1970.

The records consist of videorecordings and a special issue of the Yale Daily News documenting the 25th reunion of the Yale College Class of 1968.

The records consist of postcards, correspondence, and notes documenting the 25th reunion of the Yale College Class of 1924. Also included is a videotaped interview with Ray Daniels, a member of the class.

The materials consist of a videotape documenting the 25th reunion of the Yale College Class of 1959 and correspondence concerning Fernando Portunondo.

Correspondence, manuscripts, research notes, reference materials, books pertaining to his time as a prosecutor at Nuremberg and his book "Nazi Madness."

The records consist of program material and memorabilia produced by the Afro-American Cultural Center at Yale for their 25th anniversary program titled 25 Years at Yale and Counting: The Continuing Presence of Blacks at Yale.

The League of Women Voters Collection contains the records of the Wilton League of Women Voters.