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This collection details experience of Gladys C. Donovan as she served in Women's Army Auxiliary Corps of the U.S. Army during World War II. The collection contains video of an oral history interview conducted in 2006 and interview synopsis.

The papers of artist and photographer Gladys A. Mattson (1890-1957) of Bantam, Conn., which consist of correspondence, photographs, drawings, stencils, patterns and other documents.

Contains approximately 1,300 glass plate negatives documenting all aspects of University life and the town and residents of Storrs, CT.

This collection reflects the nature and expanse of the GLBTQ Archives at the Elihu Burritt Library. Coming from a variety of donors, these buttons give an overview of the interests within the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender communities of the Greater Hartford area, especially during the late twentieth century.

Godfrey Memorial Library repository description

The papers are composed of subject files of Morris A. Wessel relating to the hospice movement and to Franz Goldmann.

Legal records and a photograph of the Goodwin family from Waterbury, Connecticut. The Goodwin family of carriage and wagon-makers owned the Charles F. and G. H. Goodwin Carriage Shop and Factory in Waterbury in the 1880s.

The Gorham Fuller papers consists of documents (and copies) from 1794 to 1861, including seven deeds for land transfers in East Windsor, Wilbraham, MA; two commissions as sargeant in 1813 and 1815 in East Windsor; a petition letter from Gorham Fuller dated 1832 to East Windsor selectmen requesting a new highway; and probate will of Gorham Fuller dated 1861 in Ellington, CT.

The records consist of examination and matriculation grade books and registers of students in the Medical Institution of Yale College (1835-1849) and the Yale Medical School.

The record consists of a report entitled "Graduate Education for Women at Yale."