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Daily Record records
This collection consists of 51 books containing records and accounts kept by The Daily Record in Rochester New York from 1908 to 1944.
Dan McBride collection of Rochester (N.Y.) fire department scrapbooks
The McBride collection consists of materials collected by Dan McBride as part of the research carried out for his book. In The Finest Tradition. It consists primarily of scrapbooks assembled by various fire houses around Rochester, N. Y., between 1945 and 1975. Other materials include photographs, clippings, art work and loose scrapbook leaves dating from 1860 to 2022. The third series comprises McBride's research notes and image file collection for the book.
Daniel P. Allen Papers
This collection consis of the papers of Daniel P. Allen, the brother-in-law of Joseph Harris of the Harris Seed Company. The materials date between 1800 and 1865, with a bulk of the materials dated between 1844-1865. The records are comprised of correspondence, United States Army forms, vouchers and receipts, and graphic materials.
Daniel Penfield Land Agreement
This collection consists of an agreement for the sale of the Fourth Range in Township Number Thirteen from Daniel Penfield to Salmon Fuller and Caleb Hopkins. Signed by Zachariah Seymour for Penfield. (Seymour was brother-in-law to Oliver Phelps.) This document laid the basis for the foundation of the town of Penfield. It dates to 1805.
David Canfield Postcard Collection
David D. Emert and Jon P. Templin collection on the Rochester Gay Men's Chorus and ImageOut Film Festival
This collection consists of the papers collected by David Emert, Producer of the ImageOut! Film Festival and performer in the Rochester Gay Men's Chorus. The materials date between 1989 and 2013. The materials consist of programs, budgets, meeting minutes, and planning materials for the ImageOut! Film Festival, programs, photographs, and articles regarding the Rochester Gay Men's Chorus, buttons and pins, and posters.
David Kyle Collection
Day family papers
This collection contains a series of letters written to and from the Day family between the years of 1902-1958. The letters detail intimate and personal views of the family's life, especially living in the 1940's.
Dellon Marcus Dewey Albums
This collection consists of four albums compiled by by Dellon Marcus Dewey, a prolific early Rochester writer and bookseller. The albums are collections of plates or descriptive materials related to Rochester's nursery industry. Only one book is dated (1872), but all presumably come from this time period.
Denonville Expedition Pageant papers
This collection consists of various papers including: a pageant script, drawings, a cast of characters, and stage plans.
DeWitt C. Ellis Papers
This collection contains receipts, correspondence, and court papers for DeWitt C. Ellis. Ellis was the NYS superintendent of banks from 1873-1879 and also the father of Harvey C. Ellis who is one of the founders of the Rochester Art Club and the Rochester Society of Arts and Crafts.
Diane Riley Postcard Collection
This collection consists of 46 vintage postcards of the Rochester, NY area, collected by Diane Riley. One series is addressed to Charles and Ione Gitchel of Portageville, New York.
Dick Halsey Collection on Plutonium Injections in Rochester
Dignity-Integrity Rochester Records
District Board Division Number 2 Western Federal Judicial District, State of New York Records
Donovan Shilling Papers
Dr. Alice Holloway Young Interviews
Dr. Anthony C. Scinta scrapbook collection
Two scrapbooks containing clippings photographs concerning the political career of Dr. Anthony C. Scinta, a member of Rochester City Council starting in 1933. Dr. Scinta, a noted local medical professional, was a reform-oriented Democrat who emphasized the need to reform City government. He was especially interested in the reform of the City's welfare practices.
Dr. Charles Forbes Papers
Dr. Julian Webb papers
this collection consists of two books titled "Atomic Energy" and "The Effects of Atomic Weapons", and a letter to Dr. Julian Webb from Lt. Col. John R. Ruhoff.