Box 2

Scope and Contents This calendar includes a cover letter by "Foster M. Coffin, Alumni Representative," imploring the Cornell alumni to return for the reunions; a small calendar published to advertise the 21 different Cornell class reunions (ranging from the years 1873 to 1921) all to be held on June 15th through the 17th; the drawing (of the Arts Quad at the calendar's top) is by "J. Andr Smith '02" and the lettering is by "John T. Parson '99;" the calendar features individual leaves for the months of January...

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Cover features a heavily sepia-colored photograph of McGraw Tower printed onto delicate tissue paper; features sepia-colored photographs (with titles underneath) depicting the campus and student life, including two photographs of the moonlight on the campus in April and two photographs of "The Mud Rush" in May; exceptional photographs in this calendar.

Scope and Contents The cover BW photograph (a view of McGraw Tower between the pillars at Goldwin Smith Hall) is loose from the calendar (but inside the manila folder); there is a handwritten note in pencil with the catalog number (#48/1/241) in the top right corner; features BW photographs (with titles underneath) of the campus and student life; one photograph (in March) depicts three "Bronze Statues [The Boy with a Thorn; Discus Thrower; and, Praying Boy] from the large collection in the Museum of Archeology...

Scope and Contents A small calendar published to advertise the 22 different Cornell class reunions (ranging from the years 1869 to 1922) all to be held on June 13th through the 15th; the drawing (of the Arts Quad at the calendar's top) is by "J. Andr Smith '02" and the lettering is by "John T. Parson '99;" the calendar features individual leaves for the months of January through June with a reminder-note to sign up for the class reunion and urges alumni "to make yourself responsible for the presence of at...

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Features BW photographs (with titles underneath) mostly of the academic buildings on campus in addition to several photographs of student life and sports; includes (in August) an illustration of Willard Straight Hall "by the Architects, Messrs. Delano and Aldritch."

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Includes sepia-toned photographs of the campus, the student life and sports, and several of the Cornell R.O.T.C. training; two (albeit small) photographs of the "The Mud Battle" are in May.

Scope and Contents Calendar produced by photographer G. F. Morgan. A colored-in photograph of the Arts Quad with a bench is on the center of the cover; sepia-toned photographs (with titles underneath) for each month depict campus, student life and sports; two photographs for the month of January document astronomical phenomena: 1) "Total Eclipse of the Sun from Cornell, January 24, 1925;" and, 2) "The Corona of the Eclipse;" the faces and bodies of people in several of the photos appear to have been...

Scope and Contents Calendar produced by University photographer J. P. Troy. A BW photograph of the Arts Quad, shwoing the A. D. White statue is center on the cover; there is a handwritten note in pencil with the catalog number (#48/1/241) in the top right corner; features BW photographs (with titles underneath) of the campus and student goings-on; one photograph of note is "President Farrand's Commencement Address, June 15, 1925" (in June); additionally, one photograph (in December) features "Professor...

Scope and Contents A small calendar published to advertise the 19 different Cornell class reunions (ranging from the years 1871 to 1924) all to be held on June 11th through the 13th; the drawing (of the Arts Quad at the calendar's top) is by "J. Andr Smith '02" and the lettering is by "John T. Parson '99;" the calendar features individual leaves for the months of January through June with a reminder-note to sign up for the class reunion and the promise that "June 1926 should surpass all previous celebrations;"...

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Color cover image of the clocktower and library with cars visible. Features BW photographs (with titles underneath) of the Cornell campus and several events (e.g. sports and commencement); the excellent photograph of McGraw Tower, featured on the cover in sepia-tone for the "Cornell 1924" calendar, is also on display for the month of September in better scale (and with its illumination technique revealed: a searchlight!).