The collections on this page have been organized into the following groupings:
Key:
An icon representing a file, with lines displayed means that the collection is physical, not digital. Links to these collections will take you to a finding aid. Finding aids explain what's in a collection and how it's organized.
A box icon with an arrow pointing to the upper right means that the collection is digital. Links to these collections will allow you to view the collection online.
Collections showing multiple buildings
Campus Black and White Photographs, 1996-2003Physical collection only
This collection is primarily made up of photograph negatives, specifically 35mm black and white photographs. These photographs were taken between 1996 and 2004 by James Russell, who is the photographer for the Office of Communications and Marketing.
Campus Photographs, 1930s-1980s Digital collection
This online collection includes photographs of various buildings and spaces on campus, over several decades.
Collections showing specific buildings
Sheldon Hall, 1979 - 1997Physical collection only
This collection, focused Sheldon Hall, talks about the history of the building, from its construction in 1913 to its temporary closure in 1983 due to lack of funds and maintenance issues. From 1983-1997, the building was rented and renovated.
Tyler Hall Posters, 1964-1995Physical collection only
This collection contains posters, fliers, memos, notes, postcards, and other paper advertisements distributed in Tyler Hall for events from 1964 to 1995. The majority of the advertising is for art exhibits, music concerts, and theatrical events. There is also material on fundraisers, educational opportunities, Oswego's open house events and parents weekends, Quest, and student organizations, among others.
Collections about other spaces
Fallbrook Recreation Center, 1979Physical collection only
This collection focuses primarily on the Fallbrook Nordic Ski Center project - it includes correspondence relating to the project as well as the final report.
Camp Shady Shore Digital collection
Camp Shady Shore was a summer camp for teachers that ran from 1919 to 1956. It provided them with the opportunity to upgrade their skills, expand their knowledge, work toward certification and earn credits toward a degree. It specialized in courses to meet the needs of teachers of vocational subjects. It was located near the president's / principal's home on the shore of Lake Ontario. This online collection is made up of photographs.