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Records of non-profit citizens' organization committed to reducing hazardous chemical pesticides use through education and advocacy.

The SUNY Old Westbury Archives are a public record of the history of the college. They include various campus publications, information from various departments and committees, correspondence, photographs, drawings, maps and other materials relating to employees, students and administrators of the university.

This artificial collection documents the history of the University at Albany, SUNY and its predecessors through photographs and moving images. Images often depict the school's campus, university events, students, or faculty and staff.

This collection contains the papers of Mary D. Burnham, who was a Deaconess, Director of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Diocese of Central New York, founder of the Dakota League, and live-in House Mother, Superintendent, and Treasurer of Current Receipts for the House and Hospital of the Good Shepherd in Syracuse. The collection has three series: Printed Materials, Photographs, and Writings.

This collection contains the papers of William James Ayling and William Elmer Ayling, a father and son who graduated from the Syracuse University College of Medicine in 1882 and 1918, respectively. The collection has five series: Printed Materials, Memorabilia, Writings, Photographs, and Scrapbook.

This collection contains the papers of Charles W. Lanning, who graduated from the Syracuse University College of Medicine in 1898. The collection has three series: Photographs, Printed Materials, and Memorabilia.

This collection contains the papers of Allen G. Tripp, who graduated from the Syracuse University College of Medicine in 1900. The collection has two series, Writings and Memorabilia.

This collection contains the papers of George N. Hemmer, who graduated from the Syracuse University College of Medicine in 1909. The collection has one series, Writings.

This collection contains the papers of Donald S. Childs, who graduated from the Syracuse University College of Medicine in 1909. The collection has one series, Writings.