The New York and Boston Express Line timetable (1971-15-21) pertains to the Grand Duke Alexis of Russia's trip from New York to Boston on Decemebr 7 during his 1871 tour of the United States. The timetable is printed on a decorative card and lists out times of arrival and departure in various towns along the route.

New York City during the Revolution (1953-27-0) Speech possibly, written by Mrs. John Buel, and possibly read at a D.A.R. meeting. Speech describes New York City before the Revolutionary War through George Washington retiring to his home in Virgina at wars end.

Record of a court case concerning the complaint of Alexander Hamilton and John B. Church against Robert Morris and others who are indebted to John B. Church for a large sum of money.

Postcards, blueprints and charts collected by Mark Anderson while researching the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad.

The New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad timetable (2011-32-0) is a published pamphlet that includes timetables for rail lines west of New London and Willimantic. The timetables are for December 4, 1904 through May 1, 1905.

A list of men, some with notations of Revolutionary War service and deeds of land in New York State. The list is addressed to Benjamin Wallace, Esq., Albany. Some of the names can be linked to service in the New York Fourth Regiment.

City of Newark, N.J., 10 cent note (shinplaster).

A promissory note to Lemuel Nichols of Waterbury from an unknown person [the signature has been torn out] who promises to pay Nichols 91 gallons of West India rum, to be delivered to Derby. Witnessed by Solomon Reynolds and Shadrach Osborn. On the back, dated Litchfield Dec 19, 1771, Lemuel Nichols appoints Thomas Phillips as his attorney to recover the contents of the note.

Typed transcripts of 2 letters from Eugenius Nisbet in Litchfield, dated Sept. 4, 1823 and ? 1823 to Amanda M.F. Battle in Hancock County, Powelton, Georgia; and a letter from E.A. Nisbet to his wife, Mrs. Amanda M.F. Nisbet in Macon, Georgia dated from Washington 15 July 1841.

Two handbills promoting voting for continuation of no-license liquor law.