Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection comprises a selection of Materials related to the Craw and Deubert families of Coxsackie. Of particular note is a selection of ephemera related to local businesses during the interwar period, some mid-20th century election ephemera, and a fragment of canvas from an aircraft that crashed in Coxsackie in 1936. Also included are materials from the 1937 and 1938 classes of Coxsackie High School.

Scope and Contents This item is a building floorplan showing the proposed Coxsackie-Athens Central High School which was constructed in Coxsackie and opened in 1951 with an inset showing the proposed construction of a gymnasium wing on the existing Athens School on First street in Athens, New York.

Scope and Contents Item is a membership certificate issued by the Village of Coxsackie certifying that Claude Craw was a member in good standing in the George H. Scott Hook and Ladder Company in Coxackie. The document is signed by Village Clerk M. C. Richtmyer and Village President F. H. Sutherland and bears images of firefighters and firemanic equipment.

Scope and Contents This collection comprises a selection of Materials related to the Craw and Deubert families of Coxsackie. Of particular note is a selection of ephemera related to local businesses during the interwar period, some mid-20th century election ephemera, and a fragment of canvas from an aircraft that crashed in Coxsackie in 1936. Also included are materials from the 1937 and 1938 classes of Coxsackie High School.

Scope and Contents Series comprises oversize materials related to the Meserole family and allied families of Bushwick and Brooklyn. Included are indentures for land, miscellaeous graphic materials, and a small selection of maps. Materials are organized in a simple numerical order by item number. The majority of the early documents within are housed in protective mylar sleeves. Several documents are in tatters and must be handled with extreme caution.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series comprises oversize materials related to the Meserole family and allied families of Bushwick and Brooklyn. Included are indentures for land, miscellaeous graphic materials, and a small selection of maps. Materials are organized in a simple numerical order by item number. The majority of the early documents within are housed in protective mylar sleeves. Several documents are in tatters and must be handled with extreme caution.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series comprises oversize materials related to the Meserole family and allied families of Bushwick and Brooklyn. Included are indentures for land, miscellaeous graphic materials, and a small selection of maps. Materials are organized in a simple numerical order by item number. The majority of the early documents within are housed in protective mylar sleeves. Several documents are in tatters and must be handled with extreme caution.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series comprises oversize materials related to the Meserole family and allied families of Bushwick and Brooklyn. Included are indentures for land, miscellaeous graphic materials, and a small selection of maps. Materials are organized in a simple numerical order by item number. The majority of the early documents within are housed in protective mylar sleeves. Several documents are in tatters and must be handled with extreme caution.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series comprises oversize materials related to the Meserole family and allied families of Bushwick and Brooklyn. Included are indentures for land, miscellaeous graphic materials, and a small selection of maps. Materials are organized in a simple numerical order by item number. The majority of the early documents within are housed in protective mylar sleeves. Several documents are in tatters and must be handled with extreme caution.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series comprises oversize materials related to the Meserole family and allied families of Bushwick and Brooklyn. Included are indentures for land, miscellaeous graphic materials, and a small selection of maps. Materials are organized in a simple numerical order by item number. The majority of the early documents within are housed in protective mylar sleeves. Several documents are in tatters and must be handled with extreme caution.