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Lester R. Smith Collection

Collection — Box: LOB 582

Identifier: MSS 2020.0008

Scope and Contents Materials within the collection concern the business, legal, and church papers, booklets and newsclippings of Lester R. Smith. Of note is a small selection of material related to union activities in Catskill during the interwar period. Also included are photographs of the sites of car accidents across Greene County. Also of note are the 1858 New York Daily Tribune newsclipping of the recollections of Rev. Dr. David Porter of Catskill and a large number of newspaper clippings concerning 1930's...

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Letizia Vatalaro Memorial Collection

Collection — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS 2022.0009

Scope and Contents This collection comprises a selection of documents collected and retained by Letizia Vatalaro over the course of her life reflecting aspects of both her professional and personal life. Of particular note are snapshots in her photographic colleciton showing Reed Street and the riverfront at Coxsackie during the interwar period, as well as a selection of ephemera related to Coxsackie High School and her subsequent work in Civil Defense during World War Two.

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Letters of Dr. Theodore Cornell

Collection — Box: MSS Box 350

Identifier: MSS 2021.0012

Scope and Contents This collection comprises a series of 43 letters written by Dr. Theodore Cornell of New Baltimore, New York to his brother Frederick Cornell, D. D., of Raritan, New Jersey. The letters are primarily of a personal nature, conveying news of family with some details about community events and the illnesses of particular patients Dr. Cornell ministered to.

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Maggie Newton Van Cott Book of Psalms

Item — Box: MSS Box 369

Identifier: MSS-2025-0005

Scope and Contents Book of Psalms originally belonging to Rev. Margaret (Maggie) Newton Van Cott. Van Cott was the first woman to be licensed to preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church. She made frequent trips to Greene County, and lived on Liberty St. in Catskill and in Jefferson Heights. She is buried in the Cairo Cemetery.

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Manuscript Vertical Files

Collection

Identifier: MSS 2019.0004

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Map and Survey of a Farm Situated in the Town of Catskill known as the TenBroeck Farm

Item

Identifier: MAP 2019.0005-7G.3

Scope and Contents Map is a survey of the division of the old TenBroeck Farm on the southern side of the Embought completed by John Van Vechten in 1834. The farm was in the vicinity of the Van Orden, Trumpbour, and Richardson Farms, and was divided following its purchase by Jacob Van Orden and William and Jarvis Richardson. The parcel seems to lie south of the intersection of modern Embought Road and Route 9W, and the large tract was serviced by a road described as being laid down for "the accommodation of the...

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Map of a certain piece of land belonging to William Rea at Coxsackie

Item — Case: Flat File Drawer 21

Identifier: MAP 2020.0009-LOB 6.141A

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Map of a Division of the Corlaers Kill Patent

Item — Case: Flat File Drawer 14

Identifier: MAP 2019.0006-7C.8

Scope and Contents This map is a color-coded drawing in ink on paper of a division of the Corlaers Kill Patent which encompassed an area approximately a mile north of the current Village of Catskill along the banks of the Hudson River. The map shows several creeks but no other defining landmarks. No buildings are shown nor names given for owners of particular lots, though the color-coding of individual parcels within the subdivision would allow determinations of ownership to be made. The map includes an...

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Map of a Division of the Loveridge Patent

Item — Case: Flat File Drawer 14

Identifier: MAP 2022.0002

Scope and Contents This survey map showing the extent of the Loveridge Patent is a copy of an original prepared for the benefit of Michael Van Vechten, Alexander MacDowel, Temperance Loveridge, and Hannah Loveridge in 1718. The copy was probably produced in the late 1790s and overlays features from the older original map, including a memorandum explaining the purpose of the subdivision, alongside features which didn't exist when the original was prepared. These additional features include the Catskill Turnpike...

Found in: Vedder Research Library

Map of a Farm of Prentice W. Hallenbeck [Town of Athens]

Item — Case: Flat File Drawer 11

Identifier: MAP 2019.0002-7G.13

Scope and Contents Item is a single map done in pencil and two colors of ink with damgaged edges.

Found in: Vedder Research Library

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