University Archives
The Cornell University Archives is part of the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections (RMC) located on the 2B Level of Kroch Library.
The Rare and Manuscript Collections "houses the Cornell University Archives, which includes records of the founding and growth of the university as well as an extensive collection documenting regional history."
The Archives collects and preserves records of historical, legal, fiscal, and/or administrative value to Cornell University, including private papers of faculty, students, staff, and alumni; official and student publications; maps and architectural records; audiovisual materials including still photographs and negatives, motion picture film, oral history interviews, and audio and videotapes; and artifacts and ephemera documenting Cornell's history.
Selected online RMC exhibitions concerning Cornell's History
Dear Uncle Ezra
The Dear Uncle Ezra archive
While not strictly speaking part of the University Archives, Dear Uncle Ezra is an important source of historical information about Cornell. No longer an active service, Dear Uncle Ezra was, according to Cornell University Archivist Evan Earle, the oldest web help desk of its kind. The content of the site has been archived and is searchable. For assistance with the online archive of Dear Uncle Ezra, please ask at the reference desk in Olin Library.