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This collection depicts personal memories of Charles Douglas Allen’s life, family and friends summarizing his WWII service, High School and college sports activities. The collection also includes religious ephemera.

This collection was assembled by Jean Stamm, retired Librarian and active participant in the Citizen’s Transportation Committee, and represents the process the committee followed to increase and enhance public transportation accessibility in Saratoga County.

By the mid 1990’s Congregation Shaara T’Filleh of Saratoga Springs had more than doubled in population. Many of this population were doctors, dentists, lawyers, businessmen, restaurants, grocers and a variety of retail specialists. The Conservative Jewish Community came together and built the first new synagogue and social center on Weibel Ave in Saratoga. This collection contains photographs, magazine and newspaper articles, information about the families who were members of the congregation.

This is a collection of photocopies of columns written by journalist Craig Wilson that appeared in the Saratogian.

Ephemera and photographs of the Saratoga Springs High School class of 1910 and its most famous son, Frank Sullivan, compose the bulk of the collection. Included is information on the Hall, Ennis and Walters families.

The Edward J. Coughlin Papers includes a large collection of personal correspondence between his wife and daughter, greeting cards, scrapbooks and US Veteran letters. The Senator’s wife and daughter resided in Saratoga Springs through most of Edward Coughlin’s years in State Assembly and as New York State Senate 1923-1944.

A collection of photographs and news clippings featuring or written by journalist Ellen Hughes Qua.

A collection of programs for the annual Fireman's Ball and Entertainment event in Saratoga Springs.

This collection of news clippings and photographs were gathered together by Edward Frail to memorialize soldiers who were killed in World War II.

The Frank Sullivan Collection reflects the life of author and humorist, Frank Sullivan, beginning with content on his ancestry, continuing through his professional life, and concluding with his death, remembrances, and the exhibits and programs celebrating his life. The collection consists of articles written by Sullivan, newspaper articles featuring Sullivan, correspondence, photographs, and ephemera.